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What are the "anti-asset stripping" rules?
The directive provides that where an AIF acquires control of an EU-based listed or unlisted company - also known as "portfolio companies" - for 24 months after the acquisition the fund manager must not engage in or must use his best efforts to prevent:
What are the disclosure and notification obligations?
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Need quick advice my ex is on some ignorant s***...
Ok so i need quick advice..i have family court tomorrow morning at 9a.m the father of my kids wants me to take them to court their only 21 & 9 months i don't feel comfortable taking them...but are you allowed to?i am giving him visitations i give him my work hours and days off i told him to stop by on my days off to come see the kids before he goes to work he refused to come and on the day i had to work he wanted to see them the next day i had off he said he was gonna come and never came to see the boys i asked him why and he never did..he is threatening to say in court that im contradicting when he gets to see the boys?? Am i wrong?..i don't let his family see them cause they threatened me once while pregnant and cursed me out in front of my oldest son not to mention his criminal history and his history of domestic violence and his whole family...i just need fast advice..i don't want my kids to suffer and get abused like i was for 3 1/2 yrs i love my sons i do everything for them i haven't stopped crying cause im terrified.
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It's up to the court of they allow them
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Most courts don't allow children...at all
I took my kids once for a child support hearing...boy was my ex mad lol but I had no other choice. Anyway they just make you wait outside with the kids until its your turn since its recorded. Nj court...
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I don't think they're allowed in there. I don't know how the whole court system works, my ex basically agreed to guidelines. Good luck to you!
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Kids are not allowed in court. There is no reason to take them and it may annoy the judge. Tell the ex no.
In WA state they are not allowed in.
YOu sound really reasonable
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They are not allowed in courtroom. Especially at those ages.
by Ruby Member on Feb. 4, 2013 at 2:47 PM
kids arent allowed in court. if you are really "terrified" then why have you been letting him see them.. this wont look good for you if you try to tell the court you are terrified.
does he want to see the kids without your supervision? is that hte question? well yoiu can point out his rap sheet but really unless you can prove something dont count on it.
I never took my daughter and most courts wont allow it.
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Hi Guys,
The following problem has occurred with my Windows XP Pro re-installation, but a web search (use search term: "hard drive not recognized") reveals that it also has occured with many other versions of Windows. Judging by the amount of resultant misery out there, it appears that no one--including Microsoft--has a solution either!
I have a SATA main drive, with TWO backup ATA100 drives, master and slave, on a Promise Ultra 100TX2 RAID controller. All is set up as before, and which never before gave me any trouble, even through numerous reinstalls. Note, that the plethora of web discussions on the subject indicate that the problem is also occurring on various other, more straightforward, Windows systems--98, NT, etc.--as well as with CDROM and DVD drives and floppy drives too.
Having first disconnected my two backup drives (with all my personal data on them) I have just reformatted my C: drive and reinsalled Windows XP Pro. Shutting down and disconnecting the power, I then reconnected my two backup drives before restarting.
The two backup drives appear in Device Manager.
They are listed as "working properly"
they DO NOT SHOW UP in "My Computer".
You can take it as read that the jumpers are set correctly. As I have just replaced the cables with new ones, they too are good. Neither did uninstalling and reinstalling the drives solve the problem. The normal procedure of changing or assigning a (new) drive letter in Disk Manager also does not work--since all the variety of options are rendered unavailable. Out of the full Right Click menu, the only available options are "Delete Partition"--I'm certainly not going to do that--and "Help", which offers no help at all. All the usual solutions, in fact, have proven useless to me--as to everyone else out there in this situation.
I have employed Maxtor's PowerMax utility. No joy there.
I SUSPECT: the problem may have originated through duplicate drive letters.
My two backup drives had before been, D: and E: (with their several partitions known by higher letters.)
Since the reinstall and partitioning created partitions C: D: and E: on the main drive, perhaps (shades of "HAL" here) Windows may have become "paranoid"--not knowing "which" D: and E: are the "real" ones.
Whether this is the problem or not, I don't know. I only now that I have tried all I can think of to change the drive letters, and to access the data, even in a DOS environment, but cannot.
Despite all, the drives are still listed in Drive Manager as "Healthy (Active)" --which is all that is keeping me sane at the moment, worrying if my data, while not (yet) available, is still viable.
Problems don't get more serious than this, guys.
I can't opt out of this one. There's a lifetime of work at stake here.
All the best to all,
Do they show up in the BIOS?
I can't rule out drive letter conflict, but normally XP should be able to reassign drive letters, even where the additional disk had a previous OS on it (incl XP itself).
I have noted that the IDE hdds are shown in Device Manager and in Disk Management, so that BIOS setup and jumpers are unlikely to be the cause of the problem, but can you just double check them? Sometimes these things work in inexplicable ways. Make sure jumpering and cables are correct, hdds and disk sizes are properly detected in BIOS, RAID is not enabled.
In Disk Management, bottom half, are the disks shown as disk1 and disk2?
On the left, do you get (1) basic (2) approx. correct disk sizes (3) online?
On the right, are the previous partitions shown, with correct partition sizes - just no drive letters? Or are the previous partitions not shown at all.
If any of the above is amiss, can you post back?
Did you ever have Goback installed, or some other program which may have re-written the MBR? If so, where was such a program installed, on the SATA drive or on one of the IDE hdds?
Did you load the raid controller drivers? You may need them even if the disks are not set up as Raid 0 or 1. The reference to "Delete Partition" in Disk Manager makes me think it believes they are in raid formation.
Try plugging the ATA drives into the ata controller, not the raid controller if they are not set up for raid.
Are you sure that the D: and E: partitions are from the SATA drive? Windows normally issues drive letters to primary partitions first, then logical drives on extended partitions.
Yes. The drives show up in both Device Manager ("Working Properly" -!) and in Disk Management where they are listed as "Online" and as "healthy (Active)". But that is all. They do not show up in My Computer and so, are efectively non-existent. As the facility to change the drive letter is not available, these drives cannot be accessed.
I have just updated the BIOS, by the way, to the latest version--to no avail. The drives do show up in the BIOS, but as the setting of drive parameters is automatic, there is no facility there that I can see for setting them manually. (The motherboard is an Asus A7V880.) The only thing I can do with the drives in the BIOS is set one as having priority over the others--just like CD/Floppy priority.
As for checking jumpers etc, this I have done quadruple times, and anyway, these have not changed since previous installations. I am falbbergasted that the installation should suddenly have developed such an ominous foible totaly out of the blue. "Inexplicable" indeed. Kind of upsets the premise that, within a given set of parameters, computers always do EXACTLY the same thing each time, forever.
TEMP03: I am confused by your query, "raid is not enabled?" As both these drives are on a Raid card, this sounds like an avenue I can investigate. And yes, the C: drive is shown as disk 3, while the two problem disks are DISK 1 and DISK 2. (This is significant???) To tell you the truth, RAID has always somewhat mystified me. Windows installed the RAID drivers automatically and I left it at that. Always worked before. Nevertheless, I uninstalled the Windows-supplied RAID driver and used the Promise-supplied Floppy to reinstall it. I presume that is kosher--but it still didn't work.
And yes again, on the left for backup Drive1 is: Disk 1, Basic, Online, and the correct size is indicated. The same is true for Disk 2 backup drive. (Always thought it peculair that the System drive should be listed as Disk 3.) On the right, there are no partitions indicated for either of the backup drives, but the disks are--or were--partitioned.#
Roxio's GoBack? HMMMM! Funny thing, that. And here we have a genuine differential. Yes it was installed, on the main SATA drive--but it was never used to "go back". This being the first time I installed GoBack, it is also the first time I have had-or heard of--this problem. GoBask however is not now installed, and I am working off a fresh new installation--WinXP, SP2, and nothing else.
D: and E: are listed as "logical" partitions on the main, SATA, drive. D: and E: appear again however (one as D: and one as E:) as sole visible partitions on the backup drives. I know this can't be right.
Taking the backup disks off the RAID controller and puting them (one at a time) onto the ATA (master) will be my next move--but others with this problem have done that and it did not work for them, so I don't hold out much hope. Will let you know in a bit.
I now have on my system, one main hard drive on SATA1, and one ATA100 backup drive (set to ("master") now on IDE2, (with no slave).
Disk Management shows the following:
DISK 0: Basic, 19.08GB (correct), Online, Healthy and Active. As Drive E:, it indicates (incorrectly) one Primary partition where there should be three partitions.
DISK 1: Basic, Online and Healthy and Active, 76.33Gb (correct). As Drive C:, it also (correctly) indicates two logical partitions, X: and Y:.
All the menu options--including Change Drive Letter--are available for the SATA drive (Disk 1), but not for the ATA/IDE backup drive (Disk 0). Change of drive leter is not available.
Why not go into Device Manager and "remove"/"delete" ALL the hard drives and reboot your machine. Windows might pick them up at reboot.
If the above doesn't work, you could try either changing your BIOS to default and resetting it, or clearing it completely via the jumpers and resetting it.
I don't know whether these suggestions will help, but they just might.
Are any of your partitions larger than they were at previous installation? Does WinXP have some kind of limit to the size of hard drive, whether virtual or logical?
Do you have another computer, or a friend, where you could install the unrecognised drives? That would give you an idea as to whether the problem is with your computer or with the drives.
'Since the reinstall and partitioning created partitions C: D: and E: on the main drive, perhaps (shades of "HAL" here) Windows may have become "paranoid"--not knowing "which" D: and E: are the "real" ones.
Whether this is the problem or not, I don't know.'
If your problem is due to the partitioning and idents of same, would it be possible to reinstall the main drive temporarily without partitions?
Forgive me if you have already discounted this or if it is impractical.
Best of luck.
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I downloaded the *demo* from a torrent site. I just couldn't wait.
I know its different thing we seek when playing game and i hold system shock 2 as one of my all time favourite game and judging by the demo, i am safe.
Seeing the mechanics in game is back, the coms, the diaries, the enhancment.
I was sceptic about the plasmids. Never like such things in a game, but now when i have tried them out - i can't wait for friday enough. Stupid europe. Please conquer us for a day dear US!
About performance @1280x1024 with most things turn on using my AMD 4400X2 with a 7800GTX(256MB) i can say it worked nicely. I will no doubt run it in 1024x768 once i get the game, if not the driver they are hyping has performance gain. The game was a little laggy. But it didn't detracht from the overall performance.
There is soo much in comparisson with SS2 that i infact started to think that they could try another approach, but - hey why fix a winning concept.
I hope Fallout 3 will use some of this graphic style - me just lay back and wait for friday with a big grin of my face.
Feel like i am reverting some decades to reliving those game from old.
Don't take my word for all of this. I just realized i am a fan boy.
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GAZİANTEP. I will try to tell about GAZİANTEP. GAZİANTEP one of oldest city in south-east of Turkey and is my hometown. GAZİANTEP SYMBOL.
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The Gypsy Girl (Menad) MosaicThis mosaic was found in dining room of the house of Gypsy Girl (Menad). The figure became the symbol of Zeugma because of the mysterious look she had in her eyes
History of Gaziantep
Datingbacktothe 4th millennium BCE, Gaziantep has traces of Hittitesettlementthatcontinuedtillabout 1183 when it wasconqueredbyTurkishtribes. Moreover , Gaziantep had beenruledbyAssyrians, Persians, Romans, ByzantinesandtheAbbasids.
Altough there is no information about when and who constructed the castle, the first part was built as an observation tower during the Roman period and it was enlarged in time. It took its present appearance during Byzantine Emperor Justinian in the 6th century A.D.
Gaziantep Castle is one of the most beautiful examples of castles which are still safe and sound in Turkey.
Zeugma is located on a 20.000 metersquare of site in a village bearing the same name the river Euphrates, 10 km east of Country Nizip of Province gaziantep.
Seleukekia Nikador, one of the Generals of the Alexander the Great, founded the city Selevkeya Euphrates in 300 B. C. the first recidence of Zeugma was included in the Roman Empires borders in 64 B. C.
Gaziantep cuisine, for many years, has held a privileged place among the cuisines of the world and in our country due to its traditional and regional richness of flavour.
The very special feature of Gaziantep cuisine is in the careful use of the ingredients in the preparation of the meals. All the ingredients are chosen with great care.
Plentiful quantities of spices, tomato pastes and different mixtures give different tastes and flavours to Gaziantep's dishes. For flavor excellence and great tasting Gaziantep meals, the skills of the person preparing them are just as important as the quality of the materials.
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There was an assassination attempt against the Chechen strongman, Ramzan Kadyrov, in his home town of Tsentoroi, according to press reports. Referring to sources in law enforcement agencies, the Caucasian Knot reported that the would-be killer was one of Kadyrov's close relatives. The young man shot at Kadyrov with an automatic rifle, but Kadyrov's bodyguards managed to protect him and shoot the assailant.
The Moscow-based tabloid, Moskovsky Komsomolets, reported that Kadyrov was meeting with his closest confidants, when he received a letter from the leader of the Chechen resistance, Dokka Umarov. The letter said Kadyrov was unable to control the situation in Chechnya, not even in is personal fortress in Tsentoroi. As a proof that Kadyrov is nowhere safe, Umarov wrote, he would find bullets and a note in his own toilet.
According to Moskovsky Komsomolets, Kadyrov really did find bullets and a note from Umarov in his toilet. The note said that Kadyrov should look for a traitor from among his closest circle. Kadyrov then reportedly lined up everybody in his fortress, looking for the traitor. At some point, the would-be killer's nerves failed and he tried to shoot Kadyrov, who was, however, covered by his bodyguard. Three people were killed in the shootout: two bodyguards and the assailant, Moskovsky Komsomolets reported.
The press spokesman of Ramzan Kadyrov denied the reports about an assassination attempt, saying the reports were a provocation against Chechnya. Kadyrov himself claimed that the situation in the whole of Chechnya is peaceful and stable. In his words, Tsentoroi itself is safer than the Oval Office of the President of the United States. Commenting the claim that Umarov left him a note in the toilet, Kadyrov said Umarov cannot go to the toilet in peace himself.


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Thierry Carrez on running your own Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud
Thierry Carrez, who works in the Ubuntu Server team, has a great series of blog posts on how to run your own Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud. I haven't had a chance to try this yet, but it's high on my TODO list. Thierry uses the Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud product (which has been part of Ubuntu server starting with 9.04) together with Eucalyptus. Here are the links to Thierry's posts:
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Former WWE developmental wrestler Steve Bradley was found dead this morning in his car in a Manchester, New Hampshire parking lot across the street from where he once operated Top Rope Wrestling Academy. He was 32 years old.
Bradley started wrestling in 1991. After much success on the East Coast he signed a contract with the then-WWF in 1998 and was assigned to their developmental territory Power Pro Wrestling in Memphis, Tennessee. Bradley feuded with a rookie Kurt Angle over the Power Pro Wrestling championship, which was voted "Underrated Feud of the Year" by Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Bradley became the first wrestler to defeat Angle. In 1999, he won the third annual ECWA Super 8 tournament, defeating current TNA wrestler Christopher "Curry Man" Daniels. Bradley was ultimately released by WWE in the summer of 2002 during a talent purge. Following his release from WWE Bradley returned to the New England area and opened his wrestling school, which was shut down within the past six months. Bradley dealt with personal issues over the years and was one of the former talents who took up WWE's offer of getting help within the past year.
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Fast & Furious 6 Hack v2
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CellUnlock.net posted on their YouTube a video showing the unlock process of a Blackberry Bold 9780. Process is pretty much the same as all previous Blackberrys except for the new OS6 Menu slight changes. All that is requires is the Network MEP or Service Provider MEP (depending on the provider your phone is from). The unlock code are 8 or 16 digits and are unique to each phone.
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I continued with a little bit of black coffee today and had it right away in the morning. I had overnight oats for breakfast and found the recipe/instructions on the Beachbody site. There are some recipes that can be used for Reset in a Crunch. These are great to substitute if you are short on time or not feeling like cooking a big meal. Lunch was a greek salad with chicken. This was pretty tasty and had Kalamata olives. I liked those!
For dinner I repeated the black bean and rice taco. I LOVE that recipe and it fills me up!
I haven't found the meals to be terrible but the way they are laid out hasn't worked out well with my schedule. I have a bunch of miso soup made up in the fridge and also have lentils ready to make a lime lentil salad which is on my agenda today. I also need to be looking ahead to next week so I know what groceries I need and what meals to have each day.
Day 2 Ultimate Reset
Day 2:
-down 1.5lb
Today I woke up with a huge headache from caffeine withdrawal. I tried to struggle through it and make it till about 10 am and caved and had some coffee. Not a lot but a little to get me through the day. I decided that the headache wasn't worth it. I will follow the food plan but feeling like crap isn't doing it for me.
Side note-you will notice that I am repeating some of the meals. The plan says that you can substitute a breakfast for another breakfast or lunch for a different days lunch. That's what I'm doing. Partly b/c of the food I have handy and also because of time savings. Also there are a couple days that call for Tempeh. I looked for this but couldn't find it. I live in a small town and even went shopping at the bigger stores and couldn't find the ingredients for the Nori Rolls and Tempeh. So I am substituting.
For breakfast, I had the same as day 1. Then I was on the move running errands. I stayed full till around 1pm when I had some veggie rolls (substitution for Nori rolls) that were bought from the local grocery store. Around 4pm I had my shake. I stayed full most of the day. LOVED IT! For dinner, I had the beans and rice taco. That was so yummy. I plan to have it again tomorrow night.
I have the hubby on board with healthy eating too. He is doing some of the meals but not the full reset.
Ultimate Reset Day 1
Day 1 Ultimate Reset To start off, I struggled to find a good 21-day stretch to do this where I wouldn't be tempted by food or beverages. This reset will continue over Easter which will be hard! And I thought my husband was going to join me but he decided at the last minute that he wasn't ready for the supplements. UUUGH. It goes to show that you can't count on others! You have to be in it for yourself! Here we go!
As for the meals I started off with my morning Optimize (2 pills) and a big glass of water with mineralize in it. Then had 2 eggs, 1 piece whole grain toast and some spinach for breakfast. I ate around 8:30 which is earlier than normal for me. I am used to having Bulletproof coffee which helps hold me off till 11 or before I have my first meal of the day. I will be having some herbal tea shortly to try replace the coffee.
I have been pleasantly surprised at how full I have been today. Lunch was a salad with a creamy garlic dressing and miso soup. I have never made miso soup but have tried it a couple places and enjoyed it. However, when I was shopping for the miso paste they had a red, white and yellow option. I guess Red is the most popular restaurant variety. I got white. It's OK.
I had my 2nd dose of optimize and the Power Greens drink at 3:30. Thankfully I had read a tip from someone that said "plug your nose" when drinking the power greens. YUCK. But I can deal with chugging it. I only added about 4 oz of water when I mixed it and then slammed a bunch of water afterwards. At 4pm I had a Chocolate Vegan Shakeology which I looked forward to!
Tonight's supper is salmon, asparagus and baby potatoes. That sounds yummy!
Now for the exercise part….you aren't supposed to do any vigorous exercise during the Reset. I teach 4 strength training/cardio classes each week so this will be a challenge. My plan is to take it easy at class but I will still be doing something. Because of this I will not be skipping the optional afternoon snack.
March 29th, 2017 First Blog
Blog #1….wow! Never thought I would be starting a blog. With all the social media avenues that are available now I find myself needing one spot where I can direct people that gives more in depth info on all of my health and wellness endeavors as well as my FAVORITE things. Stay tuned for more….more…and more….
Troy (the husband) and I are are about to begin the Ultimate Reset on May 1st. I have successfully finished only 1 cleanse in my life so this will be a challenge for both of us and probably pretty entertaining!


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text: Rome - The overall outlook for supplies of basic food commodities to global markets has improved since poor wheat harvest and tight conditions a year ago,the UN's food agency said on Thursday.The cereal supply-and-demand balance in the 2013-2014 season was expected to be "comfortable", the agency said, but it warned about the pace of imports of rice by China.The agency said that it expected food commodity markets to be more balanced in 2013 to 2014, with rising prices on fish and meat forecast to offset lower prices for some commodities such as sugar.The Rome-based Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) said in its biannual Food Outlook report that the "global food import bill is forecast to reach $1.09trn in 2013 - 13% below the record of 2011 but close to the 2012 estimate".World sugar production was estimated to reach a new record in 2012-2013, "one that will be more than sufficient to cover projected global consumption," it said."After a relatively tight situation in 2012-2013, characterised by reduced grain supplies and high prices, good production prospects and a likely replenishment in world stocks could pave the way for calmer markets and some easing of prices in the new season," it said.The news was also positive for wheat, with record world production this year boosting supplies. Lower import demand was also likely to stabilise the market and keep prices down."The bulk of the recovery is forecast to be concentrated in some of the major producing countries that harvested poor crops in 2012, in particular in Europe and the Black Sea region," it said.In terms of rice, the FAO said international prices had generally been stable in the first five months of 2013, but that market attention was now "focusing on future decisions regarding releases from public stocks in Thailand and on India's availabilities for export."The agency said the pace of China's rice imports was also "becoming critical".International prices for meat, dairy and fish were expected to rise, the report said."World meat production is anticipated to grow by only 1.4% in 2013, to 308.2 million tonnes. Meat prices remain at historically high levels which, as of May, have not shown signs of decreasing in spite of reduced feed costs," it said.Meat prices have remained at historically high levels since the early part of 2011. Export prices on average this year rose marginally for poultry and pork, remained stable for beef, and fell for lamb.Prices of dairy products "have risen in the face of limited export supplies", and while milk production continues to increase, especially in Asia, growth in the main exporting countries is expected to be limited.In terms of fish, tight supply and higher feed costs for several key traded species such as salmon and shrimp are pushing international seafood prices higher.However, "overall supply is still growing thanks to aquaculture, with strong local and regional demand sustaining production growth in the developing countries," the FAO said.


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Melanie Jenkins (not her real name) couldn't shake the knee pain that had been bugging her for months. The 27-year-old graduate student--an avid marathon runner, cyclist and fitness instructor--never had knee problems before. Not only was she battling this recurring injury, she was also having trouble sleeping and had become uncharacteristically moody.
But Jenkins feared that letting off her demanding training schedule would dull her competitive edge. "A part of me was afraid to stop," she says. "I was afraid to take days off. I worried excessively about losing my fitness and gaining weight. Resting seemed like a waste of time. It was something I knew I should do, but never could seem to get around to." As she sacrificed her rest days for more training, her body and mind suffered.
"When the exhaustion hit, I knew something was wrong," she says. Jenkins was overtraining.
Few of us begin exercising with the intention of overdoing it. For most, training is a means to an end, a chance to finish that marathon we've always dreamed of, to finally tackle a triathlon, or to fit into the dress that's been hanging in the back of our closet for months. We begin training modestly, adhering to training schedules and allowing ourselves appropriate rest and recovery time.
But as we reach our goals our motivations change. We want to run farther and faster; we want to beat last year's time. So we cut back our rest days, add a few more workouts and before we know it, we're caught in a dangerous cycle of overtraining.
"It happened very gradually for me," says Jenkins. Training to improve her marathon time, she increased her sessions until she was running six days a week. Instead of limiting herself to one long run a week, as experts recommend, she ran two. She also continued swimming and cycling regularly, along with teaching fitness classes. "I kept adding to my schedule, but never cut anything back."
Exercising excessively with little or no regard for the physical and mental toll it's taking is overtraining, says Paige Dunn, sports psychology consultant and founder of Xcel Sport Psychology Group. She stresses that your body needs rest days so it can heal and come back stronger. It's during recovery that muscles repair themselves and adapt to the rigors of training. Without sufficient time off, not only will your fitness and performance decline, you'll also set yourself up for higher risk of injury, insomnia, irritability and other ills.
Overtraining can negatively impact your personal life as well. A workout-packed schedule leaves little time for family and friends. "Balance is key to training and maintaining healthy relationships," Dunn says. "It's easy for this to get out of whack when someone gets so focused on training goals."
Guilt Trip
Tracy Daniels (not her real name), a gym enthusiast, can't bear the stress of missing a workout. Daniels not only relies on exercise to keep her slim, the 30-year-old teacher also uses it as stress release, and she admits missing a workout makes her feel guilty. "I feel awful when I miss a workout," she says, "even if I'm sick, I feel like I'm being lazy and that missing one workout is going to turn me into a fat, lazy slob. I know it's ridiculous, but it's how I feel."
Daniels isn't alone. For many women, the guilt they feel for missing a workout is overwhelming. Like worry, anxiety and negative talk, sports psychologist and author Jim Taylor, Ph.D., says guilt is a sign that a woman has become too invested in her training. This kind of attitude often causes women to feel embarrassed and bad about themselves, which leads them to make poor choices like failing to get adequate rest.
Women can become too preoccupied with their fitness because their self-esteem becomes inextricably tied to their efforts or athletic achievements. "[They] go from wanting to be active and fit to needing to be active and fit. It's a degree of addiction. They're looking for something in their exercise beyond fitness--a sense of self-worth and value. Unfortunately, it's only a temporary fix because you don't really get your self-worth from an activity," he says.
Many women also get into exercise, particularly running and triathlon, to fill a void in their lives, Taylor says, whether it's an unsatisfying job, poor relationship or just loneliness. A woman may finish her first 10k, yet still feel as if she's missing something. But instead of considering that running may not be the answer, she decides she just hasn't gone far enough. She tries a half marathon. Still unsatisfied, she runs a marathon, a triathlon, an ironman, an ultra run and on.
"It's a slippery slope," Taylor says. "They're in search of something they won't ever find at a finish line."
Jenkins knows what that's like. "I always wanted to run faster, to do better because I felt like it proved how fit I was. If I didn't do better each time, I felt like it was because I wasn't working hard enough." When she realized the opposite was true--that her times were slipping from working too hard--she backed off training.
Breaking the Cycle
"Training and exercise should be fun," says Dunn. "When we stop having fun, it's time to put things in perspective."
The first step in determining if you're overtraining is deciding whether your training is healthy or not. Taylor explains, "I define training as unhealthy if it hurts physically, if it hurts your relationships or the overall quality of your life."
Taylor encourages people to seek professional help if they're having trouble finding balance or if they find training is negatively impacting their lives. Unfortunately, some people don't realize they're doing too much until it's too late, when they suffer a severe injury or their personal relationships begin to unravel, he says.
"Your life is not going to fall apart if you miss training days, but your family life may fall apart if you neglect obligations," agrees Dunn.
It's important to re-evaluate and prioritize, she advises. "Know why running marathons or racing triathlons is important to you, specifically. Understand what role it plays in your life, and then be very clear about your goals," says Dunn.
"Find a way to create the balance that works for you and ultimately makes you happy."
Are You Overdoing It?
Look for these symptoms to see if you're taking training too far.
- Frequent injuries
- Trouble sleeping
- Anxiety, irritability, moodiness
- Loss of appetite
- Unintended weight loss
- Elevated resting pulse rate and body temperature
- Persistent muscle soreness
- Increased or reduced blood pressure
- Excessive sweating
If you experience these symptoms, first visit your doctor to rule out something more serious.
Stephanie R. Kinnon lives, writes and runs in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Her work has appeared in Reader's Digest, Chatelaine, Northwest Runner, Active.com, The Washington Running Report and IMPACT Magazine.


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The 10 Best Places to Run in SF!
San Francisco is more than just another pretty face among the many in the Golden State. It's also the home of Rice o' Roni, the Nike Women's Marathon and the #1 Placeholder for Runner's World 25 Best Running Cities in America. That being said, if you ever find yourself in SF make sure you check out these 10 places and make the most of your time there. For reals!
- Crissy Field
One of the best places to run in San Francisco. Having wide open fields, you can run along a long and flat dirt path. And – awesome views of the Golden Gate Bridge!
- The Presidio
This is San Francisco's national park covering over 1500 acres. This old military outpost is a great place to go for a nice quiet run.
- Golden Gate Park
I love this place! Part of the NWM runs through GG Park. You can make your route as easy or as challenging as you like with a nearby total elevation change nearing 2000ft to below sea level out and backs.
- Ocean Beach
This is another great place to run a path along the sand. If you want to come here for your long run, start out at Seal Park and head towards the water.
- Twin Peaks/Mt. Sutro
Here you'll find the best views of the city and a steep b*tch of a climb. Plus, hello, it's Twin Peaks! I just like the name.
- San Francisco Bay Trail
Want a tour of the entire Bay? Try this popular dirt trail on for size. Also a great place to meet other local runners.
- Lyon Street Steps
These incredibly steep and will crushing staircases are popular among hard core runners and masochists in the know. If you make it to the top of the staircases (close to 300 steps) and back make sure you do a Rocky Stance!
- Embarcadero
The Embarcadero is the eastern waterfront roadway of the Port of San Francisco. You will not come up against auto traffic but it does get busy with tourists. Great and easy to get to for runners visiting the city. Views = A+
- Baker Beach
Good routes around Baker Beach can go from 2-8mi. Go here and especially check out The Sand Ladder, which is apparently epic. Rumor has it there is some nudity in the area. I'm in!
- Dipsea Trail*
Escape from the city and run this breath-taking 7 mi trail which also happens to be the home to the oldest trail race in America (The Dipsea Race)! I've been trail running in SF and trust me, it is no joke.
Do you have a favorite place that you like to run in SF that isn't on the list?


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Whimsical Illustrations by Laura BifanoDecember 11, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Laura Bifano grew up on the very damp east coast of Vancouver island where she spent the better part of her childhood drawing demented pictures for the entertainment of friends and family alike.
Her paintings range from being whimsical and lighthearted to macabre and subtly disquieting. Her characters exist in their own quiet world, immediately accessible and distant. Read More
Creative Paintings by WeewillDecember 4, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Weewill is a young, 21-year-old artist / illustrator living and working in Vietnam. His watercolor artworks are amazing. Enjoy! Read More
Street Art by L7mDecember 2, 2013 | Pirate Manu
(L7M, Lg) was born in the countryside of São Paulo, in 1988, and since very early he started his relationship with art. In his childhood, he had participated of many contests and had also won many cultural awards. When 13 years old he had his first contact with the spray, which opened his eyes for new techniques and consequently new experiences and mixtures with china ink, latex, pastel and acrylic. Read More
DSM | Street ArtistNovember 30, 2013 | Pirate Manu
There is nothing much to say about Brazilian street artist DMS except, mind boggling. The artist uses human expressions in his paintings and it comes off. DMS is the short form Devi De Milo Santos. You will find his murals, portraits, facial paintings all over the streets of Brazil. Read More
Classical Paintings Meet Nike's Famous 'Swoosh' LogoNovember 26, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Nike's 'Swoosh' logo is an iconic symbol of modernity, youth, athletics and fashion, but what if it were inserted into slightly more 'classical' scenarios? The company was named after the Greek goddess of victory, and we're not sure if she would approve of these wacky mashups.
The creator of Tumblr site 'Swoosh Art' juxtaposes old and new classics, incorporating the famous Swoosh into a myriad of classical paintings. Read More
The Life of a Superhero by Andreas EnglundNovember 6, 2013 | Pirate Manu
The Life of a Superhero is the name of a project by Swedish artist Andreas Englund. The project consists of some incredibly funny and photo realistic oil paintings documenting a Superhero in his day to day life; the ups, the downs, and the damn right hilarious. The series takes you through the life of this Superhero, from a toddler to an old man, and highlights the everyday struggles that can happen to the best of us. Read More
Pixelstick – Light Painting EvolvedOctober 30, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Designed by Duncan Frazier and Steve McGuigan of Brookyln-based BitBanger Labs, the Pixelstick is a fancy new gadget for creating long-exposure light paintings. The device reads digital images created in Photoshop (or any other editor) and displays them one line at a time through an array of 198 full-color RGB LEDs. The images can be any height up to 198 pixels tall and many thousands of pixels wide creating huge possibilities for visual effects. You can see more example images created with the device here and learn more about it on Kickstarter.
Awesome Digital Art by Serge BiraultOctober 27, 2013 | Pirate Manu
This inspirational post is about a french artist called Serge Birault. Asked about his work, he declared that "I paint lovely girls and shiny tentacles". Enjoy!
Amazing Watercolor Paintings by Lora ZombieOctober 25, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Her name is Lora and she's probably British because of her website url (.co.uk). There's not much information on her DeviantART account, and all we can say is that she pretty much does some seriously cool watercolor paintings.
Paintings by Nathan BrutskyOctober 25, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Nathan Brutsky is an Israeli artist living and working in Tel-Aviv who painted the amazing works with a new combination of color, harmony, and overflowing yet quiet energy, as well as intense textures that are also exquisitely balanced and refined.
Rashad Alakbarov Paints with Shadows and LightOctober 25, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Artist Rashad Alakbarov from Azerbaijan uses suspended translucent objects and other found materials to create light and shadow paintings on walls.
Pracownia Restaurant by Karina WiciakOctober 22, 2013 | Pirate Manu
"Pracownia" is the tenth project of the collection "XII", designed entirely by Karina Wiciak.
The restaurant is called "Pracownia" (which in Polish means "workshop"), because it was designed as a light pastiche of a painter's studio. The most characteristic features of the interior are colourful blobs, because almost the entire interior of the "Papiernia" has been splashed with paint, from floor through furniture to the ceiling. It was not designed to be youth interior in the pop-art style, but to be modern, elegant restaurant. Read More
Illustrations by Jane-BeataOctober 21, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Jane-Beata is a Slovakian artist, living in Prague, Czech Republic. Most of her work is focused around portraying people and figure painting. She loves vivid colors and works in medias such as watercolor, ink, acrylic, oil or mixing media. Enjoy our picks from her portfolio. Read More
Mirror, Mirror. Paintings on Wood by Cesar MorenoOctober 20, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Illustrator and graphic designer living in Cancun, Mexico, co-founder of Golpeavisa, Cesar Moreno presented in 'Mirror, Mirror' a series of seven paintings on wood in which transfers the classic world of Pin-up to hyper technological moment in the we live
Funny Cats Interpretation of Famous PaintingsOctober 18, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Some funny interpretations with the cat of world-famous paintings. Read More
Illustrator Brandon BirdOctober 18, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Brandon Bird was born in 1980 in Sacramento. In 2002 he graduated from the University of California Art. Draws ironic and sometimes absurd paintings of movie stars and music. Read More
Awesome Mash-Up Art: Superheroes Turned Into Classic PaintingsOctober 18, 2013 | Pirate Manu
Website Worth1000 has run an on-going series of photo manipulation contests—titled "Superhero ModRen"—that challenges members of its community to paint comic book superheroes into classic Renaissance artworks. The submissions to the series vary in style, but many of them are actually very well done—in some cases, the superhero elements blend so seamlessly with the original paintings, prompting one to contemplate what the Renaissance would look like if they had superheroes back then.
Victor Octavian's Watercolor TattoosOctober 15, 2013 | Pirate Manu 2
Victor Octavian is a revolutionary tattoo artist born in São Bernardo in 1985 and enjoys drawing since childhood. He wants to bring a tattoo style currently unexplored and that has so much tradition in the world of tattoo: the style named "watercolor tattoo ". His style features playful colors and that reminds us Sasha Unisex, a very known and eclectic tattoo artist in Saint Petersburg. Read More


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Mother of GSCE girl, 15, blames school for her death
HARD-WORKING schoolgirl Toni Connell, 15, was found dead at her home just hours after being told she was not bright enough at maths.
Toni is the second pupil at Ockendon to die after an apparent suicide last year
The decision to put her in a lower group meant she was unable to get an A or B grade she wanted at GCSE.
Toni of South Ockendon, Essex, talked over the issue with her parents earlier on the day she died.
A fellow pupil at Ockendon Academy died in an apparent suicide last year on the day they received their GCSE results.
Toni's mother Amanda yesterday said two deaths at one school was "no coincidence" and blamed teachers for putting too much pressure on pupils.
Toni, 15, was found dead at home
Mother-of-three Mrs Connell, 46, said: "Children are told they will never amount to anything in life if they get less than As and Bs.
"We found out during a parents' evening a few weeks ago that Toni would not be allowed to do A and B questions in her maths exam.
"The school puts a lot of pressure on the children.
"They have to take some responsibility."
We are aware that this tragic news can lead to speculation
She said "it became unbearable" when Toni tried to fit in extra study at school at 7.30am before coming home "exhausted" at 4pm.
Essex police said an inquest would be held but Toni's death was not being treated as suspicious.
School head Barbara King said it would be inappropriate to comment while a police investigation was taking place.
"We are aware that this tragic news can lead to speculation," she added.
Governor the Rev Brian Duckworth said: "We would like to express our deepest sympathy to her family."


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R-Mean plans to drop a project that pays tribute to Nas and Eminem titled *Nas & Em". From this he drops a remix to Nas' 2002 classic taken off the God's Son album. I appreciate R's liberty in switching up his flow to sport one suited to his idol from the East even though he's from the West. Goes to show that music knows no borders in the end. I am curious to hear him on the Eminem numbers once the project drops.
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'Our passion for lingerie is quite honest. Nothing to do with fetishism. No man can resist the pretty underwear even though he swears he prefers you with nothing. Try it and see.'
Photography by Jo Franckl. Fashion editorial by Rosine Vidart and Annie Destin. Images captured at the residence of Andraitx in Majorca. Scanned and translated by Miss Booty Barefoot for Vintage Editorials: Tenderness Below…
Mmmm….very saucy and yet oh so very French – I love it!
I am not however, brave enough to wear most of the underwear in this stunning fashion shoot. Those day's are long gone….two children, a muffin top tummy, stretch marks and a few excess pounds are holding me back from baring my bits or even donning a few carefree pieces of lingerie. However, having said that – my fave pieces would certainly have to be the green panty and bra set by Dorothée bis and the gloriously ruffled petticoat and bra let by Valisère. Absolutely beautiful and yet simple underwear! xx N xx
Natasha (a.k.a Miss Booty Barefoot) is a Cambridge-based Vintage Boutique owner, style maven and all out fashion lover. She is also an active vintage fashion blogger, street style photographer and vintage magazine curator. Being a busy mother of 2 small children, devoted wife & Boutique owner certainly takes up most of her time – however there are 24 hrs in a day, and 7 day's in a week, so she try's to squeeze as much out of her life as she possibly can.
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FTS 15 Mod: United Football League
Have you ever played football video games like FIFA 15 or PES 2015 but don't get to do it with your favorite local club or even your national team? I'm specifically talking to the predominantly basketball-crazy Filipinos, who are starved with having their Philippine Azkals or United Football League club on video game. Now there is a way to stop this madness, why not modify an existing game and insert your team?
The good thing is that First Touch Soccer (FTS 15 in its current iteration) allows you to do that. I created a mod that inserts the league in the palm of your hands. If you downloaded this free game from iOS, you can add this mod so you can play with Phil Younghusband, recreate the memorable Azkals game against its regional rivals or even play in the World Cup.
It is a work in progress and you can check the screenshots below:
This mod includes all teams from both division 1 and division 2 plus Cebu Queen City United. Since I replaced the default JLeague slot, some teams have slightly changed lineups since I couldn't find updated lineups. If you have high resolution photos of current team kits and updated lineups (especially that of Kabuscorp de Laguna), please share it here. Here are the teams that I have completed so far:
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On Saturday the Patriots announced they have activated tight end Visanthe Shiancoe from the injured reserve .
Shiancoe was placed on the injured reserve earlier in the season with the new designation to return.
The 30-year-old signed with the Patriots in the offseason after playing the past five years with the Minnesota Vikings. Last season Shiancoe compiled 409 yards on 36 receptions and three touchdowns.


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Following the Sunday Matinee performance of The Winter's Tale at Mustard Seed Theater, Dr. Randy Rosenberg, who now holds the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Endowed Chair in Catholic Thought at Fontbonne, led a discussion of Shakespeare's Catholicism and The Winter's Tale.
In Shakespeare's original, the play was set in pre-Christian Sicilia and Bohemia. In this production, the play is set in modern times, and appropriately-enough in the Pacific Northwest. In the original, Shakespeare had contrasted the kings of "urban" Sicilia and "pastoral" Bohemia. This is translated by the director as a contrast between the CEO of an an unnamed Seattle technology company and the Chief of an Alaskan Indian tribe. If Shakespeare for you always means 16th century costumes and settings, you might be put off. But it does work and is a reasonable take on the original. I'm sure there will be more on this in the comments though.
The show runs through Sunday, April 29th , so you have plenty of time to see it. Teens on up should appreciate it. Dr. Rosenberg has very kindly provided his introductory remarks for us, which are below. If you have not seen the play, this doesn't give too much away so no worries about spoilers. Some of the comments on this post might give a lot away, so if you're planning to see the show you might want to skip the comments until after. Then come back here and share your thoughts!
The Winter's Tale: Post-Performance Discussion
Mustard Seed Theater, Fontbonne University
April 15, 2012
Discussion Leader: Dr. Randy Rosenberg
Thank you to Deanna Jent, Cast, and Staff!
My charge from Deanna is to lead a post-show discussion on "Shakespeare and Catholicism" and more specifically to point out some of the Catholic elements in the play.
As many of you know, scholars have re-visited the question of the religious belief of Shakespeare, and more specifically the Bard's Catholicism. The claim rests on two kinds of evidence: (1) historical and (2) textual – that is evidence from the plays themselves.
For examples of these two kinds of evidence, see Joseph Pearce's books, The Quest for Shakespeare: The Bard of Avon and the Church of Rome and Through Shakespeare's Eyes: Seeing the Catholic Presence in The Plays (the latter book focuses on The Merchant of Venice, Hamlet, and King Lear. See also Clare Asquith's Shadowplay: The Hidden Beliefs and Coded Politics of William Shakespeare.
As we know, Shakespeare was living and writing in Elizabethan and Jacobean England, that is an England under the rule of Elizabeth I and James I. Catholics in England were often forced to conform to the wishes of the sovereign or to conscience. In this period, England witnessed "the stripping of the altars," to use words from the title of Eamon Duffy's book: the charge "to destroy all shrines, pictures, paintings, monuments, pilgrimages, idolatry and superstition, so that there remain no memory of the same in walls, glasses, windows or elsewhere within their churches or houses."
First, in terms of Catholicism being coded in Shakespeare's play – and this can certainly be scrutinized – one scholar argues that in the character of Paulina (played convincingly by Kelley Ryan this afternoon) that Shakespeare offers a tribute to Magdalen Browne, an English noblewoman. Paulina embodies the complex qualities of Magdalen: "'red-looked anger' (2.2.34), upright, rigorous principles, a strong sense of her own status, grandmotherly tenderness, awesome spiritual authority, brisk and fearless common sense." Having the affection and respect of Elizabeth I, Magdalen was practically "alone among prominent Catholics" by being permitted to practice and even flaunt her religious devotion. The queen overlooked "the fact that her houses (referred to as "Little Rome") were storehouses for statues, chalices, relics and altar stones awaited the restoration to England of the old religion." Recall that Paulina's Chapel – (as we have just seen) was the context of the dramatic and mystical episode at the end of the play.[1]
Which brings me to my second point: Even if the case for a secret-code politically resistant Shakespeare fails, the case for patterns of Catholicity in the bard's work seems strong.[2] Shakespeare had, for instance, a reverence for (to quote Sonnet 73), the "bare-ruined choirs where late the sweet birds sang," that is, for the Catholic past of ruined monasteries, discredited figures, and lost traditions. This seems evident with Shakespeare's inclusion of the centrality the pilgrimage to the living statue of Hermione (played beautifully by Wendy Greenwood) at the end of the play. Did you notice Perdita's (played by Laurel Elliot) plea "And do not say 'tis superstition, that I kneel and then implore her blessing": a clear allusion I think to Protestant objections of idolatry, especially the kneeling before images of the Virgin Mary. Or Paulina who says this mystical encounter required the "awakening of faith" and "those that think it is unlawful business I am about, let them depart."
Perhaps it is most important to point out that Sin, Repentance, Forgiveness, and Redemption figure centrally in The Winter's Tale (and are imagined in Catholic ways).
The Blindness and Rage of Leonte's (dramatically performed by Chauncy Thomas) illustrates what we know: that our lives, that human history is not simply one march of progress: rather our relationships, our families and our communities are disrupted and disordered by the blind spots, blind alleys, sins, false illusions, refusals to see the truth that are part of the alienated human condition. Here, a jealous king with unbridled power ignored the evidence and the wise oracle – a disposition and action that led to the death of his wife and son, and the banishment of his daughter. Envy (as Dante has shown us) looks at the world not through wonder but through anxiety and resentment. The envious are punished in Dante's purgatorio (Canto XIII) by their "eyelids…sewn shut with iron threads…to tame their restlessness" – eyes that cast "envious looks on other folk."[3] (the jealous and enraged looks of Chauncy Thomas in the character of Leontes stick out to me)
Of course, we know that tragedy does not have the final say in The Winter's Tale: Leontes admits his guilt and spends years as a penitent – visiting the grave, we are told, as his recreation. (speaking of penitent, did you notice the allusion to the Catholic sacrament of penance in Act 1, where Leontes praises Camillo:
I have trusted thee, Camillo,
With all the nearest things to my heart, as well
My chamber councils, wherein, priestlike, thou
Hast cleansed my bosom. I from thee departed
Thy penitent reformed.
Shakespeare's plays often contain moments where the dead enter into the borderline between death and life:[4] Here characters are open to an invisible, transcendent, supernatural reality and "the dramatic plot arises from the fact" that the character "is explicitly addressed by that reality." As human beings, we are haunted by the ghosts of our past, by history, by those who are no longer with us. Take Hamlet, for example. Hamlet encounters the ghost of his father's spirit, who is suffering in purgatory (a Catholic doctrine forbidden in England) – "doomed for a certain term to walk the night." The later Shakespeare of The Winter's Tale, however, "takes the risk of portraying the return from the realm of the dead as a pure gift to those in mourning." (Notice how often the term "grace" was used in the play.) Here the "Christian resurrection from the dead becomes the appearance of those believed dead." We as the "audience too had thought Hermione" was "dead" and we too "experience her 'resurrection' as profoundly as Leontes" (385).
Perhaps I will end with a comment – a comment that seem to fit The Winter's Tale – from the 2oth century Swiss theologian – Hans Urs von Balthasar (a thinker on whom I work) – wrote that Shakespeare "takes up a position beyond tragedy and comedy, because the world he portrays is a mixture of both elements, so he also rises above justice and mercy by allowing both of them to persist…But all the time he is utterly certain that the highest good is to be found in forgiveness" (TD 1, 478).
The floor is now open for discussion: I have of course left out many details of the forgiveness and reconciliation scenes. Perhaps as a discussion prompter, I will reiterate Balthasar's remark in a question, because he was not referring specifically to The Winter's Tale: Is it true that Shakespeare allows justice and mercy to persist in this play and is it true that this play suggests that the highest good is to be found in forgiveness?
And of course please feel free to remark on other elements of the play. The beauty of theatrical drama is the active role that the audience takes. We do not watch the performance from "an uninvolved vantage point" but we enter the drama." The performance presupposes that "we are unreservedly ready to be carried wherever it takes us, even 'where you do not wish to go', into areas that are painful, disturbing, but also hopeful and redemptive.
[1] Clare Asquith, Shadowplay, 36-42.
[4] I draw here from Balthasar, Theo-Drama I: Prologomena. See also John Milbank's intriguing discussion of The Winter's Tale and theology in Being Reconciled: Ontology and Pardon, chapter 8, "Grace: The Midwinter Sacrifice."
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Surface Integration
I am needed something about calculation of surface integration using Gause integration method for a panel (like retangular panels) using high accuracy. This could be able to integrate for a given function and local coordinate, the output of intergal could be obtained. If you know some references or separate subroutine, please tell me to find it. Thanks!
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(1). Have you looked into college Calculus or Advanced Calculus books ?
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I am looking something as residual coefficients that give accurate value over the surface, not simple one. I have many subroutine to do that, now looking n=200, means the number of w(k)and s(k) by more than 200 coef.
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You didn't mention whether the functions are singular or regular! Anyway, there are a number of good integration routines at www.netlib.org
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My name is Firda. It's pronounced fear-duh. I'm an Indonesian-born Canadian, happily married to Troy, the love of my life, whom I met through this blog. We've been married since 2005. We live in an old, red brick house in a small southwestern Ontario town with a few hundred cameras and several hundred board games (long story).
I started this blog as a place to share all the neat things I found online, but now it's mostly just a place for me to talk about the places I've been and share the pictures I took. Travel and photography are two of my biggest passions. Travel is also my favourite happy thought when I'm feeling sad.
My first international travel happened in 2004. I flew to Canada from my then home country Indonesia, twice in the same year. The first one I came via England, the second time via Singapore and Hong Kong. I haven't gone back to Indonesia after the second trip, neither have I stopped dreaming about seeing even more of the world since.
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I love nature, but I'm not an outdoor type. I don't do camping, which makes travelling on a budget a little tricky. I enjoy hiking as long as the hike is relatively short and easy (not too much climbing — I have bad knees).
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I've been keeping an online presence in one form or another since 1997 (remember Angelfire, GeoCities and Diaryland?) but only started posting under the Weblog Wannabe moniker on February 20, 2000. Since then, it's won a couple Bloggie awards and been mentioned in books about blogging and other medias, both digital and print. And did I mention that I met my husband through this blog? I used to update it a lot more frequently with links to a lot of silly sites on the web and he used to be one of my most faithful readers (I guess he still kind of is).
I've been trying to turn this blog into a travel blog of some sort — with a focus on Iceland and Canada — for the last couple of years, and it's been slow going because I often lose interest in blogging, but I'm sure it'll get there eventually.
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