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Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAugust Burns Red ConstellationsAugust Burns Red Rescue & RestoreAugust Burns Red Found in Far Away PlacesAvenged Sevenfold Waking the FallenBetween the Buried and Me ColorsBetween the Buried and Me Colors_LiveBetween the Buried and Me The Great MisdirectBetween the Buried and Me The Parallax II: Future Sequencei'm serious, this album IS amazingrSORRY FOR NOT GOING ON THE NEW SPUTNIK HATING BTBAM MORE THAN MEDIOCRE METALCORE BANDWAGONroh noesBetween the Buried and Me Coma Eclipticwow this was different. At least they were able to pull this prog shit off. Hopefully they "explore"
something else next album or this will become beyond stale Brand New The Devil and God Are Raging Inside MeColdplay ParachutesDevin Townsend Project GhostMeat Loaf Bat Out of HellMegadeth Rust in PeaceMegadeth Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?Metallica Master of PuppetsMetallica Ride the LightningMetallica ...And Justice for Allway too hard to call this perfect because of all the hate, but it is a definitely a classicMetallica S&MPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPink Floyd The WallSimon and Garfunkel Sounds of SilenceThis NEEDS review, I love this album sooooooo damn muchSlipknot SlipknotThe Beatles The BeatlesThe Beatles 1The Beatles Love4.5 superbAC/DC Back In BlackAfter the Burial Rareform (Re-release)August Burns Red MessengersAugust Burns Red LevelerBetween the Buried and Me The Silent CircusBetween the Buried and Me AlaskaBetween the Buried and Me The Parallax: Hypersleep DialoguesColdplay Live 2003Coldplay Viva la Vida or Death and All His FriendsLinkin Park Hybrid TheoryMake Them Suffer NeverbloomMake Them Suffer Old Soulswow this was great. Jacquibim is not right, don't listen to him because of his BS "contributor" statusMegadeth The System Has FailedMegadeth EndgameMemphis May Fire ChallengerMetallica Kill 'Em AllNeutral Milk Hotel In the Aeroplane Over the SeaPierce the Veil Collide with the SkyRadiohead OK ComputerSlayer Reign in BloodSlipknot Disasterpieces [DVD]Stone Sour House of Gold and Bones - Part 1Stone Sour House of Gold and Bones - Part 2The Algorithm Polymorphic CodeThe Devil Wears Prada ZombieThe Human Abstract Digital VeilThe Palmer Squares In ContextThis is Not a Game of Who The Fuck Are You 101010This or the Apocalypse Dead YearsWHAT THEEEEE DAMN....tis good... real gooood... REALLLLL GOOOODTrophy Scars Bad LuckWhere Mountains Meet Journey Welli might make a review for this amazing amazing amazing ep4.0 excellentAfter the Burial Wolves WithinAll Shall Perish The Price of ExistenceAll Shall Perish This Is Where It EndsAs I Lay Dying An Ocean Between UsAs I Lay Dying The Powerless RiseAugust Burns Red Thrill SeekerAugust Burns Red Sleddin' HillAvenged Sevenfold City of EvilBetween the Buried and Me Between the Buried and MeColdplay A Rush of Blood to the HeadColdplay Mylo Xylotocmon guys, what ive heard was pretty cool and the album seems to be turning out awesomeDeadmau5 For Lack of a Better NameExistence MisanthropyFrom the Shallows Beyond the UnknownGorillaz Plastic BeachLinkin Park Living ThingsLinkin Park The Hunting PartyMegadeth Countdown to ExtinctionMegadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!Megadeth The World Needs a HeroMegadeth So Far, So Good... So What!Megadeth United AbominationsMetallica MetallicaMetallica Death MagneticMetallica Beyond MagneticPeriphery Juggernaut: OmegaPeriphery Juggernaut: AlphaRun the Jewels Run the JewelsRun the Jewels Run the Jewels 2Slayer World Painted BloodSlice the Cake Other SlicesSlipknot Vol. 3: The Subliminal VersesSlipknot IowaSlipknot Vol.3: The Subliminal Verses [Reissue]Texas in July BloodworkThe Devil Wears Prada Dead ThroneThe Devil Wears Prada 8:18The Palmer Squares Spooky LanguageThe Palmer Squares Square TacticsThe Palmer Squares FinnaThree Days Grace One-XWhitechapel Whitechapelsomeone review this monster! cmonnnnn now? :D it's a solid album3.5 greatAfter the Burial Forging a Future SelfAfter the Burial In DreamsAfter the Burial This Life Is All We HaveAll Shall Perish Awaken the DreamersArchitects The Here and NowAs Blood Runs Black AllegianceAs I Lay Dying Frail Words CollapseAs I Lay Dying Shadows Are SecurityAs I Lay Dying DecasAs I Lay Dying AwakenedI thought this was just another good as i lay dying record, buttttttt i guess not? yea it is SHUTTUPAugust Burns Red Lost Messengers: The OuttakesAugust Burns Red HomeAustrian Death Machine Double BrutalAvenged Sevenfold Sounding the Seventh TrumpetAvenged Sevenfold Avenged SevenfoldAvenged Sevenfold NightmareBetween the Buried and Me The Anatomy OfBetween the Buried and Me Alaska (Instrumental)Chelsea Grin Chelsea GrinChelsea Grin Desolation of EdenChelsea Grin My DamnationChelsea Grin EvolveChelsea Grin Ashes to Ashesthis isn't bad, I swear. Well it's catchy at least! last half is the cute halfColdplay X & YElitist Reshape ReasonFalling in Reverse The Drug in Me Is YouHearts & Hands Hearts & HandsSOOOO CATCHYrguilty pleasure no doubt in my mind. HATE HATE HATE hahahaHoward Shore The Two Towers: The Complete RecordingsJon Lajoie You Want Some Of This?Linkin Park Minutes to MidnightLinkin Park A Thousand SunsMegadeth YouthanasiaMegadeth Greatest Hits: Back to the StartMegadeth Th1rt3enMetallica Garage Inc.Muse The ResistanceMy Fictions I Want NothingOblivionized Abhorrent EvolutionOf Mice and Men The FloodParkway Drive Killing with a SmileParkway Drive HorizonsParkway Drive AtlasPeriphery PeripheryPeriphery Periphery II: This Time It's PersonalPeriphery ClearSlipknot 9.0: LiveSlipknot All Hope Is GoneStone Sour Stone SourStone Sour Come What(ever) MaySuicide Silence The CleansingSuicide Silence No Time to BleedSuicide Silence The Black CrownTexas in July I AmTexas in July Texas in JulyThe Devil Wears Prada With Roots Above and Branches BelowThe Devil Wears Prada Dead & Aliveterrific, just like there live performance. mikes vocals sound how they shouldThe Lonely Island IncredibadThree Days Grace Three Days GraceWinds of Plague The Great Stone WarWinds of Plague Against the World3.0 goodAC/DC Black IceAfter the Burial RareformAll Shall Perish Hate. Malice. RevengeAnthrax State of EuphoriaArchitects Daybreakertotally reviewing this album as my first, it was just... i don't know i gotta listen to this againAtreyu The Congregation of the DamnedAustrian Death Machine Total BrutalBecoming The Archetype I AmBetween the Buried and Me Best Ofthe point of this isssssss???????? oh yea ABSOLUTELY NONE Deftones Koi No Yokanleak yet? that would be nice. they are still overrated as all hellEminem RelapseEscape the Fate Dying Is Your Latest FashionFallujah The Harvest WombsMaroon 5 It Won't Be Soon Before LongMegadeth Cryptic WritingsMegadeth RiskMetallica ReloadMetallica LoadMetallica No Life 'til LeatherMetallica Metal Up Your AssNickelback All the Right ReasonsOf Mice and Men Of Mice and MenParkway Drive Deep BlueStone Sour Audio SecrecySuicide Silence Demo 2003Texas in July One RealityThe Devil Wears Prada Dear Love: A Beautiful DiscordThe Devil Wears Prada Plaguespure ear candy, most fun ive ever had on a metalcore albumThe Devil Wears Prada Patterns of a HorizonThree Days Grace Life Starts NowThree Days Grace Transit of VenusUpon a Burning Body Red. White. Green.Winds of Plague Decimate the Weak2.5 averageAs Blood Runs Black InstinctAtreyu Lead Sails Paper AnchorAvenged Sevenfold Welcome to the FamilyDream Theater Master of PuppetsEscape the Fate This War Is OursFalling in Reverse Fashionably LateLinkin Park MeteoraMetallica St. AngerSlipknot Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.Suicide Silence Suicide Silence (EP)2.0 poorAaron Lewis The RoadAlesana The EmptinessBermuda The WanderingBlack Veil Brides We Stitch These WoundsBlack Veil Brides Set the World on FireFall Out Boy American Beauty/American PsychoIn Dying Arms In Dying ArmsLou Reed and Metallica Lululistened to the stream, its actually better than i thought... WAYYYYYYYY betterSteve Harris British LionWhitechapel Recorrupted1.5 very poorBlood on the Dance Floor EvolutionThe extra .5 is the thought of this being DDRcore.... ftw?Design the Skyline NevaehEmmure Speaker of the DeadEmmure Slave to the GameEscape the Fate Escape the FateGreen Day ¡UNO!Green Day iTRE!1.0 awfulbrokeNCYDE I'm Not a Fan, but the Kids Like It!brokeNCYDE The Best of BrokeNCYDEDeadmau5 >album title goes here<Far East Movement Free WiredGreen Day iDOS!Hot Chelle Rae WhateverJohn Lennon Unfinished Music No1: Two VirginsJustin Bieber My WorldJustin Bieber My World 2.0Scare Don't Fear BlindedSpermswamp Extreme Cream
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kpcal makes Calendar in Postscript format.
You can insert schedules from calendar file,
see calendar(1). It supports Japanese language.
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/japanese/kpcal/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install ja-kpcal
cd /usr/ports/japanese/kpcal/ && make install clean
pkg install ja-kpcal
PKGNAME: ja-kpcal
SHA256 (kpcal-2.0.tar.gz) = 7338808c5e3835f7e7e2fe97729904fcd1bf83f4f837e6ad44728aaea384a706
SIZE (kpcal-2.0.tar.gz) = 8420
SHA256 (kpcal-2.0-20040518.patch) = 72058d5b408b40eadd80f9cdea979550a67b010a938acb7a5d07767d273573d2
SIZE (kpcal-2.0-20040518.patch) = 5647
There are no ports dependent upon this port
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 20
Make fetchable again.
Mark a few ports BROKEN: unfetchable
- Fix build with clang
- Support staging
PR: ports/184812
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- Get Rid MD5 support
With hat: portmgr (myself)
- DISTNAME= ${PORTNAME}-${PORTVERSION} is the default and not needed.
PR: ports/153292
Submitted by: myself (pgollucci)
Tested by: -exp run by pav
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Reset yoichi@FreeBSD since his commit bit was taken in for safekeeping.
Hat: portmgr
Updated to use kpcal-2.0-20040518.patch
Submitted by: Kazumaro Aoki
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SIZEify (maintainer timeout)
Use PLIST_FILES (bento-tested, marcus-reviewed).
Respect CC and CFLAGS
Clear moonlight beckons.
Requiem mors pacem pkg-comment,
And be calm ports tree.
E Nomini Patri, E Fili, E Spiritu Sancti.
Use REINPLACE_CMD
Fix for 5-current.
Change master site to MASTER_SITE_LOCAL.
Follow the change of the patch distribution place.
New patch released for the new rules of fixing holidays.
Add kpcal 2.0, make Calendar in Postscript format.
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Contact Media Relations 614-293-3737
June 7, 2013
Created in 2005, the endowed chair provides additional funding to support Dr. Mohler's continuing research in abnormal heart rhythms, heart failure and other areas of cardiovascular diseases.
Mohler, who is also associate dean for basic sciences in Ohio State's College of Medicine, came to Ohio State in 2011 to create new platforms for translational research which has resulted in groundbreaking research discoveries in cardiovascular medicine and other human diseases.
Mohler is the recipient of numerous honors and awards for his work and he has been an invited speaker at research conferences around the world. He also is the lead investigator for numerous research grants from the National Institutes of Health and the American Heart Association.
Mohler earned a doctorate in molecular physiology in 2000 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and completed a post-doctoral fellowship in 2004 at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Duke University.
Contact: Marti Leitch, Medical Center Public Affairs and Media Relations, 614-293-3737 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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"I have never been able to understand why small children are so disgusting. They're the bane of my life. They're like insects: they should be got rid of as early as possible."
— Agatha Trunchbull, Matilda
"If you children are bad, or if you answer a problem wrong, I'll wiggle my ears, stick out my tongue, and turn you into apples!"
— Mrs. Gorf, Wayside School
"Your performance was horrible. Your parents will all be receiving phone calls instructing them to love you less."
— Ms. Bitters, Invader Zim
"Now if I hear one more peep out of any of you scrubs, someone's going to get... A love punch! Any questions?"
— Miss Kisskillya, Detention
"Now I know you're upset, but it's been two days. You need to move on."
— Mr. Noblet, Strangers with Candy, after Jerri's father was abruptly mauled to death by vicious attack dogs.
"Your psycho-analyst may say one thing, Blatworthy, but I say another. And my treatment is free."
"When we grew up and went to school
There were certain teachers who
Would hurt the children any way they could
By pouring their derision
Upon everything we did
Exposing every weakness
However carefully hidden by the kid"
There were certain teachers who
Would hurt the children any way they could
By pouring their derision
Upon everything we did
Exposing every weakness
However carefully hidden by the kid"
— Pink Floyd, The Wall, "The Happiest Days of Our Lives"
Snape: That is the second time you have spoken out of turn, Miss Granger... Five more points from Gryffindor for being an insufferable know-it-all.
Snape: Detention, Weasley... and if I ever hear you criticise the way I teach a class again, you will be very sorry indeed.
"Mr. Pteppic is exactly right. Especially about the over-confidence."
— Mr. Mericet, Pyramids
"Duncan, you haven't begun to learn how unpleasant I can be. Unless you want to spend the next week in my office learning a new definition of misery, get to the front of the class now!"
— Manuel "The Mancatcher" Ketchum, My Teacher Fried My Brains
Fran Fine: What's with you? What, do you like to see young girls suffer?
Miss Stone (nee Wickavich): Oh, yeah! Especially if they cry.
— The Nanny, "The Gym Teacher"
"The whistle makes me their god."
— Dean Winchester masquerading as a gym teacher, Supernatural
"We dont believe in 'Spare the rod and spoil the child.' A rod is too thin. But a baseball bat..."
— Miss Whaley, Harvester
"It has been pointed out that my obstacle course is dangerous, cruel and sadistic. It has also been pointed out that I myself am dangerous, cruel, and sadistic. So I have decided to cancel 6th period." (kids cheer) "Just Kidding. I'm also funny. I should add that."
— Coach Tugnut, EvenStevens
Terence Fletcher: (throws a chair at Andrew Neymans head) Why do you suppose I just hurled a chair at your head, Neyman?
Andrew Neyman: I... I don't know.
Fletcher: Sure you do.
Neyman: The tempo?
Fletcher: Were you rushing or were you dragging?
Neyman: I don't know (Fletcher quickly walks to Neyman)
Fletcher: Start counting.
Neyman: Five, six, seven.
Fletcher: In FOUR, damn it! Look at me!
Neyman: One, two, three, four (Fletcher slaps Neyman). One, two, three four (slap). One, two, three four (slap).
Fletcher: Now, was I rushing or was I dragging?
Neyman: (Neyman looks petrified) I don't know.
Fletcher: Count again.
Neyman: One, two, three (slap). One, two, three (slap). One, two, three (slap).
Fletcher: Rushing or dragging?
Neyman: Rushing...
Fletcher: So you DO know the difference! If you deliberately sabotage my band, I will fuck you like a pig. Now are you a rusher? Or are you a dragger? Or are you going to be ON MY FUCKING TIME?!?
Neyman: I'm going to be on your time...
— Whiplash
Dr. Tommy Oliver: You know, I was thinking maybe we should get together. This way you can kinda fill me in on what you expect of me.
Principal Randall: I expect you to make it hard for them. Painful, if at all possible. If they smile, you know you're doing something wrong. Now, I'm off to find my first truant.
Principal Randall: I expect you to make it hard for them. Painful, if at all possible. If they smile, you know you're doing something wrong. Now, I'm off to find my first truant.


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Maricopa Arizona in Pinal county.
Maricopa, Arizona is located in Pinal county within the zipcode 85239. With a total of 2 golf courses in Maricopa, it lies at an elevation of 1490 feet above sea level. The current date and time in Maricopa Arizona is November 19, 2017, 12:34 am. Add a course for free by clicking here or contact us here.


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I have also come to the conclusion that the square is a human invention, which makes it sympathetic to me. Because you don't see it in nature. As we do not see squares in nature, I thought that it is man-made. But I have corrected myself. Because squares exist in salt crystals, our daily salt. We know this because we can see it in the microscope.
— Josef Albers


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Picture: Kelly Osbourne leaving Katsuya restaurant with friends after having dinner Los Angeles, California, USA - 29.11.10
Kelly Osbourne has warned potential intruders to stay away from her Los Angeles home - she now has a guard dog.
Osbourne is raising a Doberman puppy, a gift from her brother Jack, to protect her property, and she's hoping her new canine companion will keep her safe.
In a post on Twitter.com, she writes, "My brother got me a blue Doberman puppy that he is training to be a protective dog. She is so beautiful and smart... intruders beware!!! I'm so excited.
"The only down side is that he (sic) can't live with me for about 6 months because of all the training."
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The Fairbanks Centre is a wonderful, inexpensive space for meetings and events.
A spectacular location for your next business meeting or staff gathering.
The Shubenacadie Canal Commission invites you to arrange your next special function at the Fairbanks Centre. The facility is available year-round, and just minutes from downtown, but nestled into a quiet edge of Shubie Park. Where else could you treat your staff, customers and associates to such a unique venue?
The site is shared with Canal Locks 2 and 3, making it one of the most historic settings in Dartmouth.
During breaks, your guests can tour the exhibit area where the history of the 1860's Canal era is brought to life. They can have lunch there too, or on the balcony overlooking the historic locks and the waterway's Deep Cut. Those who wish to take a refreshing stroll at lunchtime can find several short hikes along the canal route between two of Dartmouth's most popular lakes.
During the summer months other services are available at Shubie Park. Kayak rentals and cafe services are located adjacent to the meeting space.
the avery room
- Can accommodate up to 40 people at meeting tables, or 80 in a theatre-style set up.
- The space is comfortable, has great natural acoustics, is 'tech-ready' with handicapped access and there is lots of free parking.
- Your rental fee includes; podium, flip chart.
- You have the option of arranging for your own catering or we can offer a list of great catering options.
- The room has a sound system and an LCD projector available for an extra fee.
Please complete the Room Booking Agreement VIA the form below.
You will be contacted when this form is received and will be notified if the time and date you had requested is available.
If you have not been contacted after one business day please call 902-462-1826 and ask for Paula.
A room booking agreement must be completed to confirm the booking.
Fields marked with an * are required
The Avery Room can be made available after hours. Please contact us ahead of time to discuss this.
Event Catering Suggestion List
Avery Room Request for Booking
- All weekday bookings are subject to a $50 charge if cancelled with less than 3 business days' notice.
- Weekend rentals must be paid in full prior to event.
- The SCC reserves the right to cancel any facility rental either prior to or during such rental and/or order all persons out or off the premises do to operational concerns, emergency, or failure of the user to comply with the rental terms.
- The person booking the space will be responsible for all persons in the building associated with your group.
- Groups/renters are financially responsible for any damage to rental space/ equipment or property.
- All users are responsible for their own catering.
- All catering must be setup outside of the Avery Room space.
- It is the responsibility of the user to ensure the space has been cleaned up (tables must be emptied of garbage, dishes etc.). All garbage must be placed in garbage cans, user is not responsible to remove garbage from the building.
- All catering material must be removed before the end of the booking or other arrangements made in advance.
- The use of the tables, chairs, mic, mixer, podium, and 1 flip chart is included in the cost to rent the space. We will do our best to setup the meeting space as requested on the booking agreement at no additional fee. However, from time to time we are unable to accommodate the setup request and the renter will be responsible to setup for their event or meeting.


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Crews are fully closing N Interstate Ave every weekday through October 5 to repave the road between Larrabee Ave and Tillamook St. Each day's closure runs from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. A signed detour is in place. Crews will detour northbound traffic on Interstate Ave to Larrabee and southbound traffic to the ramp that reconnects with Interstate at Thunderbird Way via Larrabee Ave.
This is a popular route for people who travel by bicycle and bus as well. Expect delays while the work is happening. Crews will maintain access for businesses and residents during the project. The work is weather-dependent and may change.


text: I am hoping to use the diverse audience the I see in this web site. I love taking my wife out for hot weekends where we can have a good time and have some adult entertainment in our hotel. Unfortunately in our limited travels we have only found the basic rooms with a small room and one or two beds. What I would like is to find a room, suite style with more than a typical room design. Looking for a nice room where we might be able to take some sensual pictures as well as possibly do so sensual massages kind of thing. So here is my question, are we looking for a type of room or a location, such as a hotel? Any input is appreciated.


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Smart Trailer (2015)
SMART is a groundbreaking feature-length documentary about a group of highly trained, adrenaline-fueled professionals who risk life and limb to rescue animals! They're Los Angeles' Specialized Mobile Animal Rescue Team, and they save anything and everything, wild or domestic, from an array of dangerous situations. Shot over the course of three years, SMART follows team lead Armando Navarrete as he helps lift a horse from a river by helicopter, tranquilizes a deer in Pee-Wee Herman's back yard and falls five stories from the top of a tree. But the rescues come at great cost, both on personal and professional levels, while there's another struggle being fought behind the bars at the animal shelters. Armando refuses to let an animal die alone in the dark, but in the end, Armando may be trying to rescue himself.
Watch the official Smart 2015 trailer in HD below or find more Smart videos on Vidimovie.


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I am a chatty young Taurus who loves to make friends, meet people and have a good time. I am sociable and love having a wine or two or a night out, but also love to relax with nights in and Netflix, would define myself as more of a chilled out homebody than a party animal lol!


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> Dining
> Restaurants
> La Cocina
Add:9 Dongping Rd
Tel:021- 6473 1021
Time:Sun-Thur, 11am-1am; Fri-Sat, 11am-2am; Happy Hour between 3pm-7pm
Credit Cards Accepted
English Service Available
Tucked away in the middle of Dongping Road in a beautiful old two-story house, La Cocina is a casual, happening, yet classy restaurant and bar. Customers enter through a wooden castle-like door, flanked by European lanterns, and the sophisticated interior is equally impressive. Regardless of where you are seated - the bar, the glasshouse, the main dining area or outside, the ambience is consistently good. The menu features a wide variety of Spanish cuisine designed by Chef Kike Garcia. Recommended dishes include tapas samplers, 288 yuan (US$46) for 2-3 people; seafood paella (888 yuan) for a minimum of four people and lapis chocolate (50 yuan). The restaurant also has a good selection of wine, focusing on Spanish varieties. Try the signature red Sangria on Wednesday nights, when various drinks are free-flow.
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text: Running Head: RITES OF PASSAGE The most important factors in adolescent journey through puberty are peers, family and school. Any offset of these factors can lead to depression, drugs criminal acts and/or more. Furthermore can be the beginning of serious behavioral problems, such as substance abuse, gang activity, risky sexual behaviors or other form of reckless endangerments. Many studies show that puberty is related to a rise in parent-child conflict. During this time both parents and teenagers report feeling less-close to one another. (Laursen, Coy, & Collins 1998; Steinberg & Morris, 2001). In 1928 the American Anthropologist Margaret Mead published her controversial finding in coming of age is Samoa. The study was conducted in a village of six hundred people, she concluded that adolescent in Samoa was not mark by the emotional or psychological distress, anxiety or confusion often seen in the United States. (New World Encyclopedia, 2008). In modern societies the rites of passage have been transformed. The new generation has separated from the old to welcome the new. Children are making new traditions, new rituals. By contrast modern rites of passage are more personal and familial. Today's rites of passage are less exclusive, through class ethnic, and gender variations. Every group now has its own version of the standard rites of passage. Puberty can be a traumatic experience for boys and girls. Parent need to support their children and help them through that patch. They must be willing to listen to the children, to see the light of their true spirit shining within. Parent must be willing to nurture their spirit with respect and allow it to blossom. References


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Either tumbling head over knickers down the rabbit hole with Alice, entering Rod Serling's Twilight Zone or winning baseball's Triple Crown without swinging a Louisville Slugger or scoring a World Series game-winning run might best describe the current status of writing around this shallow end of the turbulent waters of the Amazon with authors.
Wonderous things do occur within this word-filled universe of folly and fantasy. Change is as inevitable as spring hayfever in Georgia, but when it comes, the shock can temporarily reduce one to stammering foolishly, gazing into the underbelly of a Trojan's gift horse. Who truly knows what beasts of work lie in wait?
As beginner's luck would suffer it, my first publisher has gone the way of the Atlantisians. Like Jonah himself, I've been cast from the belly of my captor into an Indie sea filled with the promise of controlling my own re-editing and republishing of my first three novels. In short, my new writing destiny has been gifted, placed squarely on my shoulders. My pen's total response will finally be my own.
Forget the hundreds upon hundreds of tedious yet exhilarating hours it will take to rewrite re-edit, and republish novels one thru three. After completing the first of the three, SEVEN FISH TREE, I'm one thousand percent certain a finer product has now been offered at a more reasonable, fair, and competitive price for those who enjoy reading my work.
I'm excited to face the challenges ahead, recreating covers, revisiting my stories, making them better. Over the years, I'd like to think my writing abilities have maturated. At any rate, I know I've become a more careful writer, realizing a clock or personal deadline are of little or no consequence when writing. The stories tell me when they are finished. Now, I don't rush them.
Currently, I'm working on my second novel, THE YELLOW BUS BOYS. It should be ready for republishing within one to two months. Once it is out there in eBook and paperback, I'll take a month or so off before tackling my third, TRANSMUTATION: THE LIFE OF A TWISTED COP.
Below, you will find my new covers for each book. It has been fun to outright recreate them or use PhotoShop and PowerPoint to mold one of them into a fresh look.
I hope you will read and enjoy my "new" older books when they are presented in their 2nd Editions. SEVEN FISH TREE is available now in eBook and paperback.


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5234 W. Spruce Avenue, Fresno, CA 93722
- $499,950
- 2+ Years on site
- Est: $1,852/month
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- Beds: 5
- Baths: 3 Full
- Single Family Home
- 3,347 sq ft
Seller is Motivated! Bring ALL Offers! This stately & spacious 5 bedroom 3 bath, 3 car garage home is located in the Mansionette Estates Subdivision. 5th BR is a 2nd isolated Master Suite. It sits on almost 1/3 of an acre. There are abundant features throughout: like the bright light that flows from the kitchen and hall bath skylights, and tons of built ins: DR cabinets, kitchen bar w/sink area, desk area in laundry room, bookcases in 5th BR and window seats in most bedrooms and vanity in master BR. Chef's kitchen boasts a ton of counter space and Jenn Air appliances: conventional and convection microwave and separate oven, cooktop, trash compactor and has a HUGE walk in pantry. The 5th bedroom is isolated and has it's own bath. There are beamed, trayed, and vaulted ceilings throughout and spacious closets and storage space. The master suite bath has a double sink vanity and garden window! There are spectacular front backyards too w/mature landscaping and fruit trees. This is a must s Click here to learn more about this listing.
- Year Built: 1994
- 2+ Years on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: 5
- Baths: 3 Full
Listing Details
- Kitchen
- Yes
- Dining Area
- Yes
- Family Room
- Yes
- Basement
- Yes
- Flooring
- Carpeted, Concrete, Tile
- Architecture
- Ranch
- Lot Size
- Approximately 12632 Square Feet
- Parking
- Parking Space (3)
- Roof
- Tile Roof
- Features
- Brick Exterior, Patio, Stucco Exterior
- Cooling
- Central Air, Central Cooling
- Heating
- Furnace Heat
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $387,860
- Tax Amount
- $4,390
- Last Transaction Date
- 09/30/1994
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $263,000
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 3,347
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 12,420
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.29
- Year Built
- 1994
- Units
- 1
- Fireplace
- Yes
- Parking
- Garage
- Cooling System
- Refrigeration
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- Norman Liddell Elementary School
- 5455 W Alluvial Ave
- River Bluff Elementary School
- 6150 W Palo Alto Ave
- William Saroyan Elementary School
- 5650 W Escalon Ave
Nearby Middle Schools
- Rio Vista Middle School
- 6240 W Palo Alto Ave
- Lawless Elementary School
- 5255 N Reese Ave
- Glacier Point Middle School
- 4055 North Bryan Ave
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- Central High East Campus
- 3535 N Cornelia Ave
- Florence E. Rata
- 1373 W Mesa Ave
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 377731
drop or subpackage static library
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:12:22 EST
Description of problem:
There is a static library in libesmtp. I think it should be either
dropped or put in libesmtp-static. In the case of libesmtp, I
am in favor of dropping it, since dlsym is used, the ABI is
stable and security issues are relevant for libesmtp.
I can do a patch once a solution is agreed.
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I see this library is a part of libesmtp-devel package. This is similar to many
other libraries (openssl, libxslt, to name two of them). Is there any reason to
deviate from this apparent convention?
It is in the guidelines since a few months. Also, in
general, the packages from core that haven't finished
their merge review are in bad state with respect with
guidelines. I don't know about those packages, but in
any case static libs should be in -static subpackages
or not shipped.
You can see that I am not an opponent of static libs:
Patch commited - thank you!
An alternative way to avoid the static library,
including avoiding to build it in the first place
is to pass to %configure:
also %{_libdir}/libesmtp.a is still listed
Can I implement myself the fixes I propose?
Go ahead - I am currently out, travelling.


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We have enjoyed our time here; we are 10 minutes outside of Arches National Park and about an hour away from Canyonlands National Park. We have hiked both parks pretty extensively and enjoyed them immensely. As we wind our way from one national park/national monument to another, I truly understand why these areas have been set aside for the enjoyment of all. They are beautiful and unique. I am so grateful for these national treasures.
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We discovered a trail and got up early this morning to hike it. It was called the Negro Bill Canyon Trail. It was so lovely! A large portion of it was in the shade because of the narrow canyon, and also because there is a lot of vegetation -- it follows a stream. In fact, we crossed the stream 11 times!
The really cool part is the Morning Glory Bridge at the end of the trail. It is the 6th largest arch in the world! (At least that's what the sign said.)
And, the big payoff was watching a group of young people rappelling off the arch!
Tomorrow morning we leave for Salt Lake City. We are scheduled to be there four nights, and the highlight for me will be seeing the Mormon Tabernacle Choir at the Sunday morning service. This may be the end of the line for the vacation, but that's not decided yet. It's supposed to be super-hot in SLC but then our next move would be north, to Grand Teton National Park, and it's a lot cooler in Wyoming. So we shall see!
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The men and women of the Corrections Command of the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office are assigned the duty of safely and securely operating the Sheriff's Corrections Center. The Corrections Center, formerly known as the County Jail, has been located on the same property in Bay Minette for 200 years. Since 1970 the facility has been incrementally enlarged to the point today where approximately 700 inmates can be housed there.
A majority of the persons incarcerated in the facility are held as pre-trial detainees who are awaiting actions by the Court. A much smaller number are either inmates serving a sentence in the facility, inmates housed from other jurisdictions, or inmates sentenced to state prison who are awaiting transportation to their assigned Alabama Department of Corrections location.
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I am having a strage problem. I have setup a windows 2003 server within my network and have aquired a static IP from my service provider.
All services seem to run fine and can be accessed from the web (I am sure i have configured the router correctly). I can access all websites on the server and can access the remote server/pop mail boxes.
the problem that i face is when i try to access the resources from within the network either through public Ip or domain name, the request always ends up with timout error.
on the other hand, if i try to access the resources with the private ip from within the network, it runs fine.
I first thought this to be a DNS cache problem, but i can ping the ip, run nslookup and tracerout. this obviusly means that there is no dns issue.
Could someone let me know what might be the problem and how can i fix this.
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The Documentary Edge Festival returns to Auckland this month with their 2013 programme, which boasts an extraordinary selection of international documentaries on a diverse range of subjects. Opening with a climate change wake-up call (The Island President) and closing with a rock'n'roll celebration (Muscle Shoals), the line-up promises something for everyone — be it politics (The World According to Dick Cheney), studies of America's failing infrastructure (Detropia, The Waiting Room), the environment (Trashed), portraits of youth (Only the Young, Brooklyn Castle), or sporting profiles (China Heavyweight) — not to mention two acclaimed Oscar-nominated features (The Invisible War, How to Survive a Plague), a pair of Oscar-winning shorts (Inocente, Saving Face), and a rare world premiere (Tales from the Organ Trade). You can check out my top ten picks of the programme below, and be sure to lookout for reviews and giveaways throughout the festival.
For more information, including screening times and ticketing details, visit the Documentary Edge website.
The crowd-pleasing Searching For Sugar Man took out the Academy Award for Best Documentary this year, but many critics convincingly argued that David France's How to Survive a Plague was a far more deserving contender. This moving story follows two New York City coalitions in the 1980s whose activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition. Heralded as "one of the most important documentaries in years or decades" (Andrew O'Hehir, Salon), France's film utilises never-before-seen archival footage and present-day interviews to tell an inspirational story of, in the filmmaker's own words, "disenfranchised outsiders faced with a terrible challenge who find a way to surmount the insurmountable".
Watch the trailer for How to Survive a Plague below.
Director Kirby Dick has earned himself a reputation as one of America's foremost documentary muckrakers in the past decade, fearlessly investigating abuse in the catholic church (Twist of Faith), the MPAA's rating system (This Film is Not Yet Rated), and closeted politicians who promote anti-gay legislation (Outrage). In the Oscar-nominated The Invisible War, Kirby turns his attention to the United States military's shocking rape culture and exposes their shameful history of systemic cover-ups. This is the rare documentary that not only breaks an important story, but also inspires real change — U.S. military officials have recently begun screening it to raise sexual assault awareness — which is a remarkable achievement.
Watch the trailer for The Invisible War below.
After bringing democracy to the Maldives following 30 years of dictatorship, President Mohamed Nasheed faced an even greater problem: the imminent threat of global warming. A mere three-foot rise in sea level would be enough to submerge much of the low-lying islands his people inhabit, so the charismatic Nasheed set about trying to convince the developing world that this also concerns them, culminating in his trip to the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Summit. Accompanied by a Radiohead score, The Island President looks to be a classic David and Goliath tale as well as an urgent wake-up call to those still dragging their feet over climate change.
Watch the trailer for The Island President below.
Watch former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed discuss climate change and his country's future on The Daily Show in an enlightening two-part interview below.
Brooklyn Castle tells the remarkable and improbable story of a Williamsburg public school where the cool kids are the chess team — and the highest ranked junior high team in the nation to boot. Kate Dellamaggiore's documentary follows five poverty-stricken but passionate students who each have their own reasons for representing the school, and this promises to be an inspiring and uplifting journey.
Watch the trailer for Brooklyn Castle below.
Watch director Katie Dellamaggiore and star Pobo Efekoro discuss Brooklyn Castle on The Daily Show below.
The dire state of America's health care is hardly news at this point — from Michael Moore's 2007 film Sicko to the never-ending ObamaCare debates, it has been well-documented — but The Waiting Room offers a much more intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the issue from the perspective of one struggling Californian public hospital. Director Peter Nicks — using a blend of cinéma vérité and characters' voiceovers — follows the stories of several patients, and the ER staff who care for them, over the course of 24 hours as they attempt to cope with the complex public health system.
Watch the trailer for The Waiting Room below.
The latest documentary from Oscar-nominated Jesus Camp filmmakers Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady is Detropia, a fascinating portrait of the once great city of Detroit. Perhaps no other city was harder hit by the recession, and this once iconic manufacturing haven has now lost 25% of its population and is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. Artfully observing the death of the American dream, the film looks beautifully-shot and hauntingly-scored, and it seems to offer a troubling post-apocalyptic vision for the rest of America should the status quo remain unchanged.
Watch the trailer for Detropia below.
First-time filmmakers Elizabeth Mims and Jason Tippet set out to capture a snapshot of adolescence with Only the Young, which follows the lives of three teenagers in a small Southern California desert town. The bored kids kill time by skating and exploring the foreclosed homes, as well as the opposite sex, over the course of one summer. Described as "an important document of life in today's downscaling America" (Variety), the film looks to be an evocative and refreshingly unique coming-of-age story.
Watch the trailer for Only the Young below.
Revered actor Jeremy Irons fronts this urgent look into our trash crisis, travelling the globe to witness and discuss the devastating effects of rubbish and pollution on our environment. Scored by Vangelis and featuring prominent scientists and politicians, Trashed strives to be the next An Inconvenient Truth, and this key issue surely deserves the same level of attention and awareness.
Watch the trailer for Trashed below.
Fresh from its recent Sundance premiere and SXSW showcase, Muscle Shoals will provide fans of enlightening music documentaries such as Standing in the Shadows of Motown with some toe-tapping entertainment. Focussing on the titular small town located in northwest Alabama, the film reveals how a group of talented locals came together and ended up recording such iconic hits as 'Mustang Sally', 'When a Man Loves a Woman' and 'Wild Horses'. Featuring such rock'n'roll and soul dignitaries as Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Gregg Allman, Etta James, Clarence Carter, Percy Sledge, Steve Winwood and Jimmy Cliff, this is a must-see for serious music lovers.
Watch the trailer for Muscle Shoals below.
Watch a clip below of the Rolling Stones' classic 'Wild Horses', recorded at the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama, 1969.
New Zealand audiences will be among the very first in the world to see the Canadian documentary Tales From the Organ Trade, which promises a look into the underground world of trafficking human body parts. In a darkly appropriate move, this disturbing subject will be narrated by legendary body horror director David Cronenberg (Videodrome, The Fly).
Watch the trailer for Tales From the Organ Trade below.


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How did a few men looking for some way to save their struggling business become masters of a giant, successful enterprise? Les Woodland tells the inside story of the Tour de France through the prism of the men who started it, and those who now run it. As he explores the creation and evolution of the Tour, he never runs out of those fascinating illustrative tales that make his books impossible to put down. This work was originally published in a slightly altered form in 2009 as Tourmen: The Men Who Made the Tour de France. It has been updated to reflect the events that have happened since the original publication.
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Not really. The only reason I kept on with it was because I love cycling.
I wanted to hear the subject matter, the history of the TdF.
OMG my Aunt Helen probably could have done a better job. The narration was the worst part. His affected French and American accents were painful to hear and his British English was so choppy in tempo that it just didn't flow like natural speech.
It inspired me to leave this review as a warning to others.
This could have been a much better audio book with better narration. Really. The next time you want someone to speak English with a genuine French accent, get a Frenchman who speaks English. Please.
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In the South, interest in body slimming is high - there are 20 percent more searches for tummy tucks, liposuction and other fat-battling operations, according to the data. The Pacific Northwest has a big interest in breast reduction surgery. In fact, that geographic region outpaces others by 67 percent in terms of searches.
"We looked at our logs - we're talking millions of searches - in order to map consumer interest," RealSelf.com founder and president Tom Seery told msnbc.com.
In New York, breast augmentation is the most popular procedure, says cosmetic surgeon Dr. Neil Sadick, a board member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, who has a private practice on Park Ave. Breast reduction is second, followed by breast lifting and then liposuction.
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Buttock implants are more popular in the South Atlantic region than anywhere else in the U.S., according to the data. A lot of South Americans live in the Florida area, McGuire points out, or it's possible that South Americans travel to Florida for their surgery.
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From Tamisha…
Honestly, WHO doesn't know know who Beth Buelow is who is an introvert? Well, maybe some of you, but certainly not many!
We all know her, and we all love the work she's doing for us – especially those of us who are introvert entrepreneurs. I first heard of her when I was looking at re-branding my business. There were tons of online coaches (overwhelming, much?), but I was specifically looking to see what was on the market for entrepreneurs.
Secret – I originally wanted to work with introvert entrepreneurs. However, Beth was already showing up in this space so incredibly strong, and while I'm of the opinion that we ALL bring something unique to the table, I reviewed this fact together with my own strengths to ask – what was it I could truly give introverted women no one else was that I could truly enjoy?
When I really evaluated all of my strengths coupled with my experience, I scratched the idea to enter the entrepreneurship space for now, and since then, connected with Beth's work on Twitter (mostly). When I can catch one of her tweet conversations, I try to get involved if possible, and I'm just so glad for the work she does.
I'm deeply appreciative of Beth taking the time to sit down with us. I was honestly not sure I would hear back from her. Proof that it pays to be assertive. (wink, wink). You can do whatever you want to do and put your heart into.
So today, I'd love you to sip some tea or coffee, wine or green juice (or other yummy beverage), and sit with Beth and I as we chat below.
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Beth Buelow, ACC, serves as a guide to introvert entrepreneurs who want to amplify their strengths and build sustainable, energetically aligned businesses.
She is a professional coach, author, podcaster, and speaker, is based in the Pacific Northwest and serves introverts worldwide.
Beth is the author of Insight: Reflections on the Gifts of Being an Introvert (2012) and the forthcoming The Introvert Entrepreneur (Perigee Books, 2015).
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When did you know for sure, without a doubt, you were an introvert and what does that really mean to YOU?
It was in graduate school, one night when I was procrastinating on a paper. Yahoo was the search engine of choice (this was 1995), and I loved exploring the psychology category links. I happened upon a simple online version of the Myers-Briggs assessment, and lo and behold, came out an introvert! I'm pretty sure I'd heard the word, but didn't know the true definition. It was a breakthrough moment, learning that it wasn't about social skills, but about energy and one's orientation to the world.
That's the definition I stick with today. I gain energy in solitude, drain energy during (most) social interaction. I experience the world from the inside, out. I enjoy people most in small groups and on my own terms (no surprise parties, please!). And I'm rather fond of an alternative definition I've come up with: Introvert – a person for whom the best part about going out is coming home. We can enjoy going out, and we love returning to the nest. [Tamisha's Note: Oh YES].
Usually, every introvert (and extrovert alike) has qualities of both introversion and extroversion. What is one of your favorite extroverted qualities about yourself?
I'm willing and able to project my energy outward on behalf of my work. This mainly shows up through public speaking. While there are lots of teachers who are introverted, the act of teaching is relatively extroverted. You have to take what you know inside and communicate it to others. The information hasn't fulfilled its purpose until its shared. Teaching others – whether it's through my writing, speaking or podcasting – is an activity that gives me great satisfaction. [Tamisha's Note: We share this one, Beth! I love teaching!]
Do you have a favorite celebrity who is also an introvert? Why is he/she your favorite?
I don't have definitive proof that he's an introvert, but I've always admired The Edge (Dave Evans) of U2. I'm a huge U2 fan (love 'em or hate 'em, right?) and have a theory that part of their success is that they're a band of three introverts collaborating with a raging extrovert (Bono, of course). And with a nickname like The Edge, it seems like a good indicator that he likes to hang out on the edges, like many introverts. The Edge is in the spotlight, but isn't phased by it. He seems to enjoy it, but doesn't "eat it up." It's like his more self-contained presence is a perfect balance for Bono's "look at me, love me!" energy. I never see The Edge trying to be anything but who he really is.
How has being introverted affected your relationships over time? (Friendships, romantic relationships, etc.)
I feel lucky to be married to a man who's at about the same degree of introversion as I am. It's a positive 95% of the time. It's the 5% of the time that can result in some tension: one of us needs to attend a social event for professional purposes, and the other doesn't want to go but does so out of love. Or it affects how long we stay at an event. Or we can enable each other NOT to go out when it would actually be a healthy thing. We're aware of the possible tension and try to be proactive in our communication. We're not always able to negotiate it without a minor squabble, but we do our best!
As for friendships, I have a very small circle of friends that I fully trust and love. I don't have a need for lots of people in my life.
What wisdom would you give to your younger self – either pre-introvert knowledge or before you really grew into what it meant for you?
Be more compassionate with yourself. Remember that you don't have to wait to be chosen – you can choose.
What is your favorite (or most-used) form of self-expression?
Writing is where I find my voice and discover how I really feel about something. I enjoy finding ways to take what I experience and turn it into a broader message that will (I hope) resonate with others.
I'm also totally loving photography right now. It's a solitary pursuit but out in the world, and it gives me a lovely right brain massage!
Can you share a situation or time where you would have done something differently, based on your current knowledge of introversion and yourself (in a job, your life in general, or a relationship)?
If I had understood what it really meant to be an introvert when I was younger (high school-college), I might have been more compassionate with myself. I had an odd mixture of supreme confidence in my talents (music) yet extreme lack of confidence in my social self. Some of that was just general insecurity that takes hold when we're in the intense finding-out-who-we-are stage. But some of it was connected to a faulty belief that I was shy, socially inept and not a "people person." As long as I had a role and firm identity (which I now know is a powerful way for introverts to find their way socially), I was fine. When I was separate from that identity, I was lost. Now I understand better what was going on and would have been kinder to myself. [Tamisha's Note: If you're an Enneagram 4 – Individualist, you can fully identify with Beth's account here of the identity crisis. We look for solid identities maybe more than the next person]
What last bit of advice would you give to an introverted woman listening/reading this right now who might be struggling in some area of her business or job, life, or relationship because of either her introversion or her need for validation in her individuality?
Release any guilt or hesitation that you have about asking for what you want and need. If you need alone time, say so, without apology. Practice with little things, such as telling your partner that you prefer to take a walk alone after dinner. Work up to larger requests, such as leaving a party early, or wanting time to think through what you want to say instead of being put on the spot. This serves two purposes: you grow more comfortable with making your needs a priority, and you get the solitude and processing time you crave to feel healthy and whole.
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Now Beth and I would love to know…
In business or life, what is one key area you're hesitating in when it comes to asking for what you want or need?
As always, thank you SO much for reading and being here…