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The first step to being a better singer is to learn proper breathing technique. As a singer, the best way to breathe is from the diaphragm, not from the chest. The reason being, by doing this you are able to fill your lungs with more air. This will enable you to sustain notes longer, and will also allow you to prepare for vocal warm ups. Breathing should be slow and steady, and this should be practiced all day long, not just when singing. For a singer, this way of breathing should be constant.
The next step is to work on how the air is going to be expelled from the lungs through the folds of the vocal chords. The first exercise that can help you practice this is one called "lip rolls." With the lip roll exercise, the lips are gently placed together, and then the air is expelled almost like a baby doing a "raspberry" if you will. It is not that easy to do and must be practiced efficiently before moving on to the next exercise.
Third, one should use the lip roll exercise and apply it to a musical scale. The air should be expelled while almost "humming" the note of the scale, slowly progressing up the scale, and then back down.
After the previous exercise, one can proceed with the "shhhh" exercise. IN doing this, you breathe in deeply from the diaphragm, and then expel the air in a harsh "shhhhh" sound and let all the air out slowly.
The above exercises may seem silly, but they will not only help improve your vocal range, but will also act as warm ups so you will have less stress on your vocal chords, and will be able to sing across registers more easily.
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The Ashtavakra Gita (Sanskrit in Devanagari: अष्टावक्रगीता; IAST: aṣṭāvakragītā)[1] or the Song of Ashtavakra is a classical Advaita Vedanta scripture. Radhakamal Mukerjee, an Indian social scientist, dates the book to the period immediately after the Hindu scripture Bhagavad Gita (c. 500–400 BCE).[2]
The Ashtavakra Samhita documents a dialogue between the sage Ashtavakra and Janaka, king of Mithila.[3] Ashtavakra is probably identical to the holy sage with the same name who appears in Mahabharata, though the connection is not clearly stated in any of the texts.[4] Mukherjee identifies Janaka as the father of Sita and disciple of the sage Yajnavalkya in the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad.[4][a] Janaka is also depicted as a king who has attained perfection in the Bhagavad Gita (III,20,25).
Ashtavakra Gita presents the traditional teachings of Advaita Vedanta.
Ashtavakra's bent body: originally a symbol of disease and weakness ultimately represents the symbol of true and all powerful knowledge by the end of his journey. In a conversation between Janaka and Ashtavakra pertaining to the deformity of his crooked body Ashtavakra explains that the size of a Temple is not affected by how it is shaped, and the shape of his own body does not affect himself (or Atman). The ignorant mans vision is shrouded by names and forms but a wise men sees only himself. (Chinmayananda 1997:n.p.) [6]
The work was known, appreciated and quoted by Ramakrishna and his disciple Vivekananda, as well as Ramana Maharshi. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan refers to it with great respect.[7]
Ashtavakra Gita is a dialogue between Ashtavakra and Janaka on the nature of soul, reality and bondage.[8] It offers an extremely radical version of non-dualistic philosophy. The Gita insists on complete unreality of external world and absolute oneness of existence. It does not mention any morality or duties and therefore, is seen by commentators as 'godless'. It also dismisses names and forms as unreal and a sign of ignorance.[9]
" | You are really unbound and action-less, self-illuminating and spotless already. The cause of your bondage is that you are still resorting to stilling the mind. (I.15) You are unconditioned and changeless, formless and immovable, unfathomable awareness, imperturbable- such consciousness is un-clinging. (I.17) |
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The books comprises 20 chapters:[11]
- I Saksi - Vision of the Self as the All-pervading Witness
- II Ascaryam - Marvel of the Infinite Self Beyond Nature
- III Atmadvaita - Self in All and All in the Self
- IV Sarvamatma - Knower and the Non-knower of the Self
- V Laya - Stages of Dissolution of Consciousness
- VI Prakrteh Parah - Irrelevance of Dissolution of Consciousness
- VII Santa - Tranquil and Boundless Ocean of the Self
- VIII Moksa - Bondage and Freedom
- IX Nirveda - Indifference
- X Vairagya - Dispassion
- XI Cidrupa - Self as Pure and Radiant Intelligence
- XII Svabhava - Ascent of Contemplation
- XIII Yathasukham - Transcendent Bliss
- XIV Isvara - Natural Dissolution of the Mind
- XV Tattvam - Unborn Self or Brahman
- XVI Svasthya - Self-Abidance through Obliteration of the World
- XVII Kaivalya - Absolute Aloneness of the Self
- XVIII Jivanmukti - Way and Goal of Natural Samadhi
- XIX Svamahima - Majesty of the Self
- XX Akincanabhava - Transcendence of the Self
Translations and Commentaries[edit]
Nath (1907) opened the discourse of this Gita into the English language.[12] Mukerjee (1889–1968) continued the discourse into English with his posthumous work published in 1971.[13] Stroud (2004) wrote on the Astavakra Gita as a work of multivalent narrative.[14]
Swami Chinmayananda {{citation needed}} wrote a commentary on the Ashtavakra Gita, which has references to the Upanishads to help convey the meaning of the text.
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has given commentary on Ashtavakra Gita in Hindi and English Language.[15][16]
Commentaries on this work, have been also been provided by Osho {{citation needed}}
- ^ Mukherjee 1971, p. i.
- ^ Mukherjee 1971, p. 4.
- ^ s:Ashtavakra Gita#Translator's Notes
- ^ a b Mukherjee 1971, p. 1.
- ^ http://www.advaita-philosophy.info/upanishads/Brihadaranyaka_Upanishad_Chapter_Four.html
- ^ Vanita, Ruth. "Full of God:Ashtavakra and ideas of Justice in Hindu Text". Equinox Publishing Ltd.
- ^ s:Ashtavakra Gita#Translator's Notes
- ^ Manuel Schoch (1 July 2007). Bitten by the Black Snake: The Ancient Wisdom of Ashtavakra. Sentient Publications. ISBN 978-1-59181-060-5. Retrieved 20 July 2012.
- ^ Ruth Vanita (2005). Gandhi's Tiger and Sita's Smile: Essays on Gender, Sexuality, and Culture. Yoda Press. pp. 239–. ISBN 978-81-902272-5-4. Retrieved 20 July 2012.
- ^ Astavakra Gita, Translation by John Richards. Retrieved 20 July 2012.
- ^ Mukherjee 1971, p. iii.
- ^ Baij Nath (Lala.) (1907). The Ashtavakra Gita: being a dialogue between King Janaka and Rishi Ashtavakra on Vedanta. Office of the Vaishya Hitkari.
- ^ Radhakamal Mukerjee (1971). The song of the self supreme (Aṣṭāvakragītā): the classical text of Ātmādvaita by Aṣṭāvakra. Motilal Banarsidass Publ. ISBN 81-208-1367-7, ISBN 978-81-208-1367-0. Source: [1] (accessed: Friday March 19, 2010)
- ^ Stroud, Scott R. (2004). "Narrative as Argument in Indian Philosophy: The Astavakra Gita as Multivalent Narrative." Philosophy and Rhetoric - Volume 37, Number 1, 2004, E-ISSN: 1527-2079 Print ISSN: 0031-8213, pp. 42-71
- ^ https://store.artofliving.org/in/product.aspx?id=1828
- ^ Shankar, Sri Sri Ravi (2010). Ashtavakra Gita. Bangalore: Sri Sri Publications Trust. ISBN 9789380592831.
- Mukerjee, Radhakaml (1971), Aṣṭāvakragītā (the Song of the Self Supreme): The Classical Text of Ātmādvaita by Aṣṭāvakra, Motilal Banarsidass Publ., ISBN 978-81-208-1367-0
Original text[edit]
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- in Original Sanskrit
- in Devanagari
- in Romanized Sanskrit
- Ashtavakra Gita in Devanagari @ Wikisource
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- First in a series of 41 Discourses on Ashtavakra Gita available for Free Downloading
- Swami Nityaswarupananda (1940). Ashtavakra Samhita: [Sanskrit] text with word-for-word translation, English rendering and comments. Mayavati, Almoral, Himalayas: Advaita Ashrama.
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Much like Santa, I'm a list maker and I've been checking mine twice and marking things off. Like this North Star quilt that I not only finished before I left but also mailed! Thus the pictures Dragon Island Mama sent me of Dragon Island baby all passed out on Thanksgiving on his new quilt. I was inspired to make this quilt before Sarah even asked if I would. I was so thrilled to be asked to make a quilt for someone who really wanted one. It was a pleasure. And big brother's quilt is darn close to being finished. I did have to relegate it to the mailed from Utah pile because the time it runneth out.
Meanwhile Hobbes has done very little packing. Slacker.
*Every Sunday-Footloose
Today we said goodbye to the girls. Goldie, Will, Bill and Blackhole. The end of the chicken era, they headed off to whence they came, bopping down the road in Ama's pick up. Home to roost as it were. And who better to take care of them than your grandmother. Even, if as my eight year old pointed out, she is not related to you by DNA.
Sometimes those Grandma's and Mama's are the best kind. One of the most poignant moments of my husband's grandmother's funeral was the realization that his Grandmother worked hard to meld a diverse family together. My own MIL was 19 when she first met the woman who would marry her father, and give her a sister. My husband never met his biological grandmother she died when my MIL was 18 and yet his grandmother, the only one he knew, melded five diverse children into one fierce clan. They produced Eight Grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Most of whom filled the Church this past Monday.
As we drove home the boys and I talked about what family was, my budding scientist talking about DNA and being corrected by his not so scientific (but I do know a thing or two about DNA) mother. Just like their father's grandma was not related to him by DNA, I said, Ama is not still their grandmother, even though she is not my biological mother.
She calls me the daughter of her heart and it is one of the most important names I have ever been given. Even though she didn't have a responsibility to me, she has been like a mother to me through many life changing events, and sorrow I didn't know I could feel. She was at the birth of both of my children, quietly standing in the corner patting my head. She moves quietly though many people's lives and is often taken for granted. Yet, she is one of the smartest women I have ever met, and she has the biggest heart.
I think we often take our mother's for granted, it is only when we look back that we see how they held us up through the hard times and were the happiest for us during the good times. They are happy for you even when they are sad you are leaving them. Now I am a mother and I understand this, and dread the day the boys will leave me and take a little piece of my heart with them.
And it is the mother of my heart who I will miss the most when I leave this place, and that is the way it should be.
*take another piece of my heart-Janis Joplin
She used to go by the name Lady Oliver the Toe biter. But when the kittens came to The Burrow, she became a little cranky. And she never really warmed to them, and then she started to go by the name Mrs. Hissy Pants.
Right before she lay on this quilt, Calvin was there, and she hissed at the quilt (it's a quilt frame covered in a fleece blanket because hello, cats please stay off my stuff!- never ever works. Cats are like that) for a while before settling down. Obviously she is getting a tad dramatic in her old age.
Calvin: I can take it! I'm a man!
Me: (not for long! you have a snip snip apt tomorrow)
Calvin: what did you say…oooh what's over there.
Me: You can hide all you want, you are getting a snip too. We are moving to an apartment, no kittens for you.
*Dear Prudence-the Beatles
There are so many things I'm going to miss about The Burrow, and they are so ironically all the things that drive me crazy everyday. Like these ladies who have taken to coming up on the porch and staring in the door at us while we are doing school. Cute, except the 'presents' they leave behind require us to wash the porch off every day.
Hobbes is going, but I'll miss hanging laundry outside to dry, because I think that is probably frowned on in apartment complexes. Their loss.
The power outtages. Ongoing, random and always ill timed. But each and every one of them gives me pause. To stop, change directions, move away from the electronics I'm using, be they computer, sewing machine, stove and into a quieter space. Sometimes it seems like a punishment and other times I realize that it is always a creative time for us, a space where we play clue, write stories/movies/comics or just read together. As winter approaches, power outtages are not as overwhelming, the woodstove quickly heats up tea water.
I will miss the whole mess. The chicken mess, the kittens everywhere in boxes, out of boxes and the power outtages. Surely there will be outtages in Utah, maybe not, I don't know. I know that I won't have the security of the woodstove to produce warmth and tea in an apartment.
It seems that so much of our life, our blood, sweat and tears is in The Burrow and yet it's only been ten years that we have spent here. It makes me reflect on those folks on the Oregon Trail who left behind houses they had build from the ground up, left behind families and loved ones that were not a mere hour and a half plane ride away.
I'm not afraid of change, or of going, but I find the waiting to go, draining.
In the spaces in between, those moments when I'm not actively doing something but rather driving to something, waiting for someone or waiting for sleep, I wonder when it is I'm going to do all this moving business. Will I give up school or housework (housework), my job or exercise (always exercise sadly).
I'm all for organization, but sometimes that looks like a relentless march towards Grumpytown. Telling little boys that not only do they have to pack up their toys but get rid of a large portion of them, is not something I'm looking forward to. Getting rid of my own toys and belongings is awfully daunting as well.
And the quilting, let us not forget the stack of UFO's. Oy. I think I'll go back to doing the dishes and making list in my head. It's less productive but there is hardly every crying.
*Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk-Rufus Wainwright
The Mama Gig. It's a hard one. Knowing the line between between letting them learn on their own, make their own mistakes, face their own dissappointments, and remembering that no matter how well you prepare them they still have to make their way alone. Maybe not today. But someday. Performances (Violin, theater, Herdsmanship) are those moments when I have to breathe deeply and let them be.
I have to learn to take a deep breath and on or two steps back. To keep my face neutral or encouraging, so that when they steal a glance at me they don't read the inner terror (Introvert alert) of the act for me. They both have the inner self confidence of their dad. They radiate assurance that I have never possessed. And they know it.
I walk the balance beam between encouraging them to their best and reminding them to focus and learn. To respect their elders, and the judges/teachers/masters that are taking part in their journey. I am both amazed and proud of their relentless search for knowledge, friends, conversation. And at the same time mortified (Introvert) when they stop strangers to chat. Rarely do stranger mind…
8 year old to random stranger on hiking trail: BONjour!
Random Stranger: Bonjour (then speaks rapidly in french, because of course)
8 year old: Oh I left my spanish dictionary at home
RS: I'm speaking French, I'm a French immersion teacher
The conversation continues and RS and her Male Companion compliment me on my children and encourage them to study languages.
I would never have stopped. I would have said hello and kept going. People pause to talk to my boys. I have begun to realize this is normal human interaction. I always assumed that my husband just talked a lot, that he was just friendly and gosh darn it people like him. But the boys, they teach me every day, in my struggle to impart some of my knowledge to them, that people are interesting and interested. That to hide from those interaction closes doors to all kinds of adventures and journeys.
Most importantly they teach me that they are going to do just fine. They have their moments, they are young and immature but they can hold their own. I will not send them out into the world tomorrow, I will not stop hounding them to clean their rooms, to get back to their schoolwork, to walk on the right, to wait their turn, to focus, to listen, to not correct their violin teacher during a lesson. But I will remember that when on the spot, or in the moment those boys do just fine.
And maybe they will one day teach their Mama the secret of their success, or at least remember her on the way.
*The Show -Lenka
We've been driving back and forth and up and down and to and fro all week as we prepare for THE! FAIR! Which always seems like a good idea until the week it arrives and then you are baking in 90 degree heat and canning blueberry jam and wilting everywhere.
Yesterday was animal drop off and heat soared into the late 90′s. That is pretty harsh or us Pacific Northwesterners, as my Philiadelphian Aunt likes to say 'it always 55 degrees, summer or winter" It's not really true but sometimes it feels true.
We have had years of pouring rain at the fair, but this year we have soaring temperatures and unfortunately on drop off day we lost a few of the animals in the small animal barn, luckily none of ours. We didn't drop off till after dinner. The junior 4h members were busy spritzing the bunnies and chickens when we got there trying to keep the temperatures down. Outside the door the pigs farmers were hosing down their overheated swine.
We are not getting a pig no matter how hard they beg.
Among the hubbub that is everything else. The Kitties are coming into their own. They are official mousers now. I've cleaned up half a mouse so far (they are not as adept as Oliver who is the perfect mouser. She eats the whole dang thing and nary a clean up on my behalf.
Hobbes having a post kill cuddle. Luckily The Man was home to dispose of the 'toy' as the kittens are more playas at this point. In actuality we have only seen Hobbes with an actual mouse. The 'presents' left around the house this weekend went unclaimed.
Although Calvin, sort of implied, with his self satisfied air that he probably had also had a kill. He is practically ready for adult cat food.
(I'm now officially that person, that posts compromising pictures of their kitties online)
*Damn, it feels good to be a gangsta- Geto Boys
We're spending the day canoeing on the Lewis and Clark trail, in the meantime here are some adorable kitties. They are very rambunctious and hard to find.
Sometimes they sleep behind the quilt on the wall,
And we have even found them in Dad's running shirt drawer (they crawl in from behind the dresser).


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Just in time for the holidays, Ultra has released the first phase of its lineup, an exciting array of electronic acts, including Justice, M83, Duck Sauce, Flying Lotus, Miike Snow, Kraftwerk, Pretty Lights, Avicii, and Skrillex. The usual suspects ‐ Tiesto, David Guetta, and Armin van Buuren ‐ will headline. This is the first of three lineup announcements.
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As the song says, The Partys Over, at least for this year. The annual L.A. County Fairs 84th anniversary edition opened Friday, Sept. 8, and concluded its 18-day event on Sunday, Oct. 1. For the second year the Fair was closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, providing an additional weekend for visitors to attend.
Great weather, new horse racing records, 15 nights of grandstand entertainment, a host of carnival rides, attractions, exhibits and a variety of promotions for savings on admission combined for a successful and memory-laden three weeks. Temperatures averaged 78 degrees and attendance clocked in at a hail and hearty 1,427,656, the largest attendance since 1991.
Horse racing conducted its 68th meeting, another stellar outing, from Sept. 8 through 25. Records fell and an upbeat program provided guests with compelling reasons to attendas in a nearly $1 million Pick Six carryover on Sept. 20, resulting in a pool of nearly $4 million. The final handle was a record-breaking $113, 919, 743. The track was dark on Tuesdays.
The End of Summer Concert Series, presented by Toyota, served up a diverse and lively lineup that again set records for attendance and gross sales. General admission seating was free with Fair admission, box, reserved and stageside seating was available for most of the nightly series.
In lieu of a feature attraction Winter Wonderland joined this years mix and proved to be a big hit with a fun and innovative show that included a Summer Santa, snow and ice skating. The Millard Sheets Gallery was groundbreaking and the Flower & Garden Pavilion was a stunner as guests journeyed, horticulturally-speaking, on the Road to Morocco.
Ray Cammack Shows Carnival enjoyed its biggest day ever, Saturday, Sept. 9. RCS returned to the L.A. County Fair for its 22nd season and brought its collection of 72 spectacular rides and two kiddie carnivals along with food booths and games.
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SAN JOSE -- Ginger Brute and the rest of her hard-hitting roller derby crowd are out for blood. And they mean that in the best possible way.
Brute -- Santa Cruz Derby Girl Kelly Marquis -- and other skaters from the Bay Area's growing roller-derby scene have joined forces to promote a series of blood drives beginning this week.
Of course.
"I think it's fitting," said San Jose State graduate Jessica Pellegrini, who skates under the name Booty Vicious and serves as the community service chairwoman for the Silicon Valley Roller Girls.
Leagues from Monterey to Livermore are working with the American Red Cross and Brown Paper Tickets to promote the cause. The goal is to rev up donations during the time of year when they tend to lag. During the summer, regular donors are away on vacation and schools are out of session, meaning the Red Cross can't stage its high school and college blood drives.
That's where teams like the the Derby Girls, the Monterey Bay Derby Dames and the Eastern Contra Costa County Undead Bettys come rolling in. At each event, roller derby girls will greet and thank blood donors, who will receive a "Make 'em Bleed" T-shirt.
"We take pride in giving back to the community," Marquis said. "There's been a whole derby-wide community push, and we're part of it. It's pretty awesome."
Jerry Seltzer, who is the son of the inventor of the sport of roller derby, will also attend each event. Seltzer, 83, is the honorary commissioner of modern-day roller derby, having seen the sport grow from a fledgling thing created by his father, Leo, in 1935 to an activity that features 1,462 leagues across 41 countries.
"When these girls put on the uniform, they become superheroes," said Seltzer, who lives in Sonoma.
Pellegrini, 30, who works at Asher College San Jose, sometimes rankles at the antiquated stereotype of roller derby thugs, saying the sport has shifted away from bruises and toward high-level athleticism in recent years.
But she'll let the rough-and-tumble slogan "Make 'em Bleed" slide this time, considering what's at stake.
"It's awesome to see how a sports group can really rally together and network for a good cause," Pellegrini said.
Sentinel sports editor Julie Jag contributed to this article.
Wednesday: 1-6 p.m. at Whole Foods Market, 1710 41st Ave., Capitola; hosted by the Santa Cruz Derby Girls
Thursday: 1-6 p.m. at Marina Center, 133 General Stillwell Drive, Marina; hosted by the Monterey Bay Derby Dames
Friday: 1-7 p.m. at Asbury United Methodist Church, 4444 East Ave., Livermore; hosted by the Undead Bettys
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Updated: 07/14/2003 - A house fire in Tallahassee may have been started by a hot lawnmower.
Updated: 07/14/2003 - The Florida Senate is taking the unprecedented step today of asking the various people in the medical malpractice debate to testify under oath about what the problem is.
Updated: 07/14/2003 - A local program that helps kids get their lives on the right track is being cut almost in half due to the budget.
Updated: 07/14/2003 - Rescue workers recovered the body of a Tallahassee hiker from a cave in Decatur County, GA early Monday morning.
Updated: 07/14/2003 - A new study coming out of Florida State University reveals some disturbing numbers about the homeless.
Updated: 07/13/2003 - Historic homes goes up in flames and police say teenagers are behind the blaze.
Updated: 07/13/2003 - Visitors to the Florida Capital will be greeted by nearly a dozen dolphins.
Updated: 07/14/2003 - A group hike through a south Georgia cave Saturday night leaves a Tallahassee man dead.
Updated: 07/11/2003 - The number of horses diagnosed with eastern equine encephalitis so far this year is already more than six times higher than all of last year, causing the state to urge horse owners to vaccinate their animals.
Updated: 07/11/2003 - Navy conducting test on a new laser system developed in Florida.
Updated: 07/11/2003 - Doctors and patients say they're getting tired of waiting for Florida's lawmakers to agree on a medical malpractice reform plan.
Updated: 07/11/2003 - Florida State's medical school is expanding with three regional campuses including one in Tallahassee.
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so ive decided to do weight watchers jus to see how it works, i love sparkpeople and will stay here no matter what :)
im using the mobile app and it is a wonderful app.
i have noticed i cant eat near my points on a regular day, my allowance is 39 and im lucky if i can get to twenty. its hard and i am making all of the "right decisions" so oh well, weigh in is tomorrow so we will see how this week went. i had one "splurge"day.
i have been exercising at least 15 min almost every day, the first day did the jillian michaels banish fat dvd and that really kicked my tail.
the other day i tried that yourshape game and it was really intense too, it said i burned like 350 calories in 25 min workout, i felt like it too!! my thighs are still killin me!!!
i have been taking the stairs at different places instead of the elevator, got all my coworkers mad hahaha cuz i beat them to the third floor on the stairs and they hitched a ride.
a patients family member brought in pound cake and cheesecake, everyone kept asking me if i wanted a piece, why wasnt i eating a piece and that it was soooo delicious. i told one girl if she knew the pain that i had went thru with my workout before work and how sore i was to burn those calories off she woulda said no to putting them back in her body hahaha she said she could understand. i didnt even want a piece, no cravin, nothin, i jus didnt feel like it was all that important and i didnt feel like making my exercise obsolete for the day with a big ol slice of pound cake.
i also have managed to stay away from the scale for four days, so im anxious to see if there is a difference. please please show one (my little prayer for tomorrow)
and i fixed breakfast this morning, for me it was a serving of egg beaters (equalled two large) three slices of turkey b acon and a thick slice of tomato, only used three points and am so full im ready for a nap hahaha.
anyway, i hope everyone has a wonderful day, i got chores to do and then work this evening
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on not eating any of the cake. Doesn't it feel great when you work out and feel go great that you have no cravings?
I tried Weight Watchers in the past and it didn't work for me. I wish you the best of luck in reaching your goals. It looks like your going to reach them in no time!!
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*Trigger warning: This post is about child sexual abuse and may cause distress for some readers.
by TRACEY DASTEY
Dear Tom,
I still remember clearly the day the abuse started. You, a 60 year old man who lived down the road. Me, an innocent 8 year old child. Cornered in a little wooden shed out the back of your house, enticed there with the promise of lollies. Your abuse became more frequent and you became more brave, even intruding my private parts in broad daylight in front of the other children. In front of my friends. This abuse continued until I was 11. I remember your words, your rough accent, your "it's our little secret" mantra and I remember my guilt.
The guilt of the secret and the intrusion.
I remember telling my mum. I remember the look of disbelief on her face; no hug, no tears, no help at all. I stopped going near your house and thankfully you no longer had the opportunity to touch me.
I remember the day my sister came home and said to me that you had hurt her. I was 12 years old by then but my sister only 5. She said that she was bleeding. I remember screaming at my mum "I told you what he was like". I remember the police, the interviews, the court case.
To this day your words still haunt me: "I did it because my wife won't have sex with me." I remember the judges decision: "too old to go to jail". I remember the overwhelming guilt of thinking that I had allowed this to happen to my beautiful sister.
You moved away from our street and years passed before I saw you again. I became a nurse and worked in a community health centre. I remember the day you came in to have blood taken. You were once again in my personal space. I remembered the smell of your breath, the touch of your skin, the sound of your voice; that accent. I took your blood and felt nauseous through the whole procedure. I wanted to scream at you,"do you know who I am? Do you know what you did to me?" but I didn't.
Last week I read in the local newspaper that you had died. I rang my sister and husband to tell them the news. I envisaged your funeral, your family and friends standing over your coffin claiming that you were a kind hearted man who was loved by many.
Tom, I am happy that you have died. I wanted to tell the world that you had passed. I wanted to celebrate, but i didn't. Instead, once again I felt guilty. Guilt that me – an over protective mother and nurse – would feel happy at the death of another human.
I am a good person, I know and believe that but why has your death affected me so much when I longed for it? I want to forget you but I can't.
I will never visit your grave Tom and I won't grieve over your passing. I know that even in death you will continue to visit my thoughts and dreams.
However I am hopeful that as I grow older, the happy times with my husband and children will eventually remove all aspects of that traumatic time in my life. One day my dreams will be filled with laughter and love.
Tracey is 40 years old and a devoted wife and proud mum of three gorgeous boys aged 10, 7 and 3. She currently works as a registered nurse in General Practice and is completing further University studies involving sexual health.
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text: On Thursday 18 February 2010 16:40:07 Ali Abdallah wrote: > Greetings, > > So now that org.freedesktop.PowerManagement spec that was written by > Richard > Hugsie is dropped for whatever reasons, this drops its inhibit interface > as well, > so applications whishing to prevent automatic sleep cannot anymore do > that in a desktop neutral way. As Aaron pointed out already, in KDE the spec is implemented, but a possible work on improving it and resurrecting it eventually (didn't know it was dead, btw.) is more than appreciated, but I would like to have a voice in reviewing it. > > AFAIK inhibit interface in gnome is moved from gpm to the > gnome-session, most > gnome applications uses the org.gnome.Session.Inhibit to inhibit > automatic sleep, > while this will not work if running these apps under other desktop > environment > (Xfce, KDE, ...). I think KDE also have something similar for their > session as well. > trivial question raises here, why there is still no standard API for > doing this > basic task. > > So why not having a standard API on a name > org.freedesktop.SessionManager with > two methods InhibitSleep InhibitDPMS for example, this way any session > manager > can export these methods in parallel with its private name/methods > (org.gnome.Session org.KDE.Session). > > I will be very happy to write such spec and implement it in our Xfce > Session > manager, this way even closed source media players can use these methods > without having to care about the different desktop environments. > > I hope the idea will be supported as simple as it is, without going > to endless > discussions. > > Regards, > > _______________________________________________ > xdg mailing list > xdg at lists.freedesktop.org > http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xdg -- ------------------- Dario Freddi KDE Developer GPG Key Signature: 511A9A3B -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 198 bytes Desc: This is a digitally signed message part. Url : http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xdg/attachments/20100218/fad759ac/attachment.pgp


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How about if the Pentagon lifted its imaginary ban on the Rich and Congress kids from serving in combat?
Have you been asleep since we left Vietnam? Everyone in the military is a volunteer.
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Someone had a choice of headlines in this story - the one chosen or another saying "Pit Bull Charges Deputy and Is Shot During Drug Raid." One inflames and one explains. Wonder why the inflammatory one was chosen? Ignorance? Sell an extra paper or two? Insult the sheriff's department instead of a drug dealer? Upset for not getting an opportunity to write a story about a pit bull tearing a law enforcement officer's head off? All of the above?
Excellent point bobert! And lets not forget that this story should have been in Fridays paper, not todays. But then this is TRN we are chatting about.
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CORPUS CHRISTI — A 55-year-old man was arrested Saturday after breaking into the Corpus Christi police station and demanding to be arrested.
Officers arrived about 9:45 a.m. after someone threw a metal utility cover through the station's glass front door, police said.
Police found the man sitting patiently inside the main hallway of the station, which was closed for the weekend.
The man told police he broke into the station because he wanted to go to jail.
He was treated at the scene for cuts to his arms from the broken glass, police said.
Bruce Landon, 55, was arrested on suspicion of theft, criminal trespassing and criminal mischief, a state jail felony. He was being held Monday at the Nueces County Jail on $4,500 bail.


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ISU is getting some love on 1070 "The Fan" in Indy. Coach Lansing is a natural and did an excellent job yesterday as he has done each time he has been on the show. It's nice to get some reguler publicity outside of Terre Haute.
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whitehot | February 2008, Retrospective of Emilio Vedova (1919 - 2006) @ Berlinische GallerieEmilio Vedova, Emerging, 1950, courtesy Berlinische Galerie Emilio Vedova 1919 – 2006 Berlinische Galerie From 25 January through 20 April 2008 The Berlinische Galerie is currently holding a retrospective of Venetian artist Emilio Vedova who died in 2006. Vedova is "one of the most important Italian talents to emerge after World War II" or so I was told at the press conference. I entered the exhibition with a degree of skepticism, as I had only first encountered tributes to Vedova at the 2007 Venice Biennale. I hadn't read about him in my art history books, or even heard of him while studying contemporary Italian art in Italy. Guido Fassbender curates the exhibition in conjunction with the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna in Rome and the Emilio and Annabianca Vedova Foundation. One objective of the exhibition is to strengthen the ties between the Berlin, Rome and Venice art cultures. It was this examination of the ties between these very different art cultures, using Vedova as a common link, which first attracted me to the retrospective. Emilio Vedova had always had a strong connection with the Berlin arts scene, believing it to be a city for dreams and hopes, and was a regular at both the Venice Biennale and Documenta. The first period of works exhibited at the Berlinische Galerie begins in the 1930's. These paintings and drawings explore Baroque architecture and examine the world through a beginner's eye. Over the next ten years the works become discernibly more sophisticated and developed through the use of form and color. It is around 1948 that Vedova seems to have his first of two breaks with tradition and rebels against all forms of geometry. Of course, it must be taken into consideration that in this post war period the entire art scene in Europe underwent a dramatic period of re-invention, exploring color and movement, psyche and theory, in an attempt to work through the horrors of the wars and the aftermath. Emilio Vedova, Concentration Camp (People and Barbed Wire), 1950, courtesy Berlinische Galerie Although other critics may disagree, this exhibition demonstrated two major periods of growth in Vedova's work. Once in the late 1940's and again in the early 60's. His work in the late 40's became bolder, less rigid and leaning more towards the Abstract Expressionist movement. Through the 50's and into the early 60's he again abandons traditional modes of painting, and begins his explorations of working away from the restrictions of the wall. Vedova begins to create collages, the canvas comes down and is laid on the ground. Finally, he abandons the tradition of the canvas altogether and substitutes wildly shaped wooden boards. He embarks into the development of a style that will last until the end of his career. It is also in 1963 that Vedova was awarded a stipend to live in work in Berlin. During his artists in residence period in Berlin from 1963-65, he begins to create Absurdes Berliner Tagesbuch. The 7 Plurimi that create the Absurdes Berliner Tagesbuch which are leaning against each other, suspended on rough sailors rope from the ceiling, and painted in colors that flash in the corner of your eye, as you walk from one spot to the next. The Absurdes Berliner Tagesbuch, which was donated to the Berlinische Galerie by the artist in 2002, is sited as the most influential period in his career Emilio Vedova, Absurdes Berliner Tagesbuch, Installation View, 1963 – 1965, courtesy Berlinische Galerie The influence of this freedom from the tradition of canvas painting can clearly be seen throughout the rest of his later works. He never approaches painting in quite the same way. Many of his works from this point on are multi dimensional, even the simple two or three color painted works have a deeper sculptural feel. In the next decades the artist continues to work with abstract expressionist ideas, moving to large canvases, and in the late 80's to Tondi and Dischi works. Large wooden slabs, painted and placed in various vertical positions. These works are 2.8 meters and are influenced by human measurements. Poetically described by Massioma Cacciari as "planets, that is, errant bodies. And because they are errant, they are also always in danger of getting lost, of taking a wrong turn." Highlights of the exhibition are the six works of contemporary German artist Georg Baselitz. The six works were originally created for the 2007 Venice Biennale as both homage to Vedova and as a discourse between the Berlin and Venetian style. The six large canvases present semi-abstract works mostly in black, white and gray. The works successfully channel Vedova's style, without mimicking it. Georg Baselitz, Waldarbeiter (Remix), 2007, courtesy Berlinische Galerie I left the show feeling surprised I hadn't heard more about Vedova in the past. Perhaps I wasn't paying attention; perhaps I was distracted by my excitement for Mario Merz, Lucio Fontana, and other Italian greats; however, I left feeling confident that if I hadn't heard about him in the past, I would continue to hear about him in the future. Berlinische Galerie http://www.berlinischegalerie.de/
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Submitted by shele24 on September 1, 2007 - 3:53pm
Quart canning jarCorn Relish can be eaten alone, placed on salad greens or even put into a sandwich. Yummy!
4 ears of corn, cut off cob
1 green bell pepper, chunked
½ onion, chuncked
½ cucumber, chunked
5 sun-dried tomatoes
½ cup apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoon agave nectar, too taste
2 tablespoon sea salt, too taste
1 tablespoon tumeric
Place all ingrediants in a quart canning jar, shake well and place in fridge for at least 3 hrs, best if overnight.
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This is sooooo delicious. Definitely a new staple. I wrapped it up in lettuce with avocado and bean sprouts and I couldn't get enough. It had a wonderful smoky flavor.
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Sounds great! Have you ever tried this method with green beans?


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Here — or so the theory would have it — the people rule.
I know it's just a theory. We've had presidents elected on a platform of X who governed on a platform of Anti-X. Woodrow Wilson won a re-election by promising to keep us out of war and then proceeded to get us into one. Much the same could be said of Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson. It must also be said, however, that each of these presidents persuaded a majority of their countrymen to go along with these changes. They obtained — in Johnson's case, briefly — the consent of the governed for their reversal of field.
But negating a presidential election is a vastly more radical undertaking than changing even a fundamental policy. Truth is, we've done it only once — and not in the case of Andrew Johnson, who, after all, was only elected to be Lincoln's vice president, and who never himself obtained the kind of support required to govern the nation. No, the one and only full-fledged negation came in the matter of Richard Nixon, and it happened only after the emergence of the closest thing to a total consensus in American political history — a consensus that Nixon must go. With the court-ordered release of tapes on which Nixon was heard ordering the FBI to cover up the Watergate burglary, every last member of the House Judiciary Committee — and the last member, by the way, was a young Mississippi Republican named Trent Lott — signed on to the first article of impeachment. The committee supported impeachment by a 38-0 margin, while polls were showing the public supported overturning their presidential vote of two years previous by a 3-1 margin. A clear majority of Republicans supported Nixon's impeachment.
Up to now, this is how we've negated presidential elections in America — only for matters that the overwhelming, bipartisan majority of the public and Congress believe rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. The life of the law, Justice Holmes wrote, has been experience, and by that standard, the law in America has been that only a unified public can overturn a presidential election.
It can be argued, I suppose, that the American public, while not unified on the question of Bill Clinton's impeachment, at least has a huge tilt in one direction. That direction, of course, is against. The latest CBS/New York Times poll, taken last Sunday after the conclusion of the House Judiciary Committee hearings, asked respondents whether their congressional representative should vote for or against impeachment, to which 30 percent answered "For" and 64 percent, "Against."
And yet, within the next day or so, the Republican majority in the House of Representatives may very well impeach President Clinton. Put aside for a moment what this says about the Republicans' assessment of Clinton. Focus on what this says about the Republicans' assessment of us— the American people. Regicide is one thing. Plebicide — the dismissal of popular control of government — is something else again.
Was it only a few short months ago that the Republicans were vowing not to proceed without widespread public support? Actually, it was just this September that the Republicans justified their release of the unedited Starr Report and the unedited video of the president's grand-jury testimony by saying that they wanted the American people to see the evidence and draw their own conclusion. (And they did, which is that Clinton should not be impeached.) It was just this summer that Henry Hyde said, "Ultimately, this has to be a bipartisan exercise. It's important that we have the confidence of the American people."
Today, the impeachment drive under way in Congress is not only not bipartisan. It is also being undertaken by a lame-duck Congress, a number of whose members were actually defeated in last month's election, in which impeachment was a decisive issue. A few of the outgoing Democrats were defeated, as were more of the outgoing Republicans — five more Republicans than Democrats, in fact. A Congress whom the electorate repudiated, whose leader, Newt Gingrich, felt compelled to resign from, is now on the verge of impeaching a president whom the electorate endorsed. This is perfectly legal, of course. But it's impossible to imagine a major governmental endeavor more lacking in legitimacy — particularly if Clinton is impeached by a margin of five or fewer votes. (I must have missed the particular Federalist Paper in which the founders made the case for lame-duck Congresses impeaching a president along party lines for lying to cover up sexual improprieties.)
What has happened to the congressional Republicans? How have they lost all sense of moral and legal proportionality, all sense of democratic propriety — not to mention all their rudimentary political judgment? How can an entire national political party go collectively berserk?


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Spider-Man. This was the result of a short-lived licensing agreement between Marvel Comics and Toei, which also resulted in the anime version of The Tomb of Dracula and some elements of Battle Fever J. In this version, Spider-Man is Takuya Yamashiro, a young Japanese motorcycle racer who's given blood by a 400-year-old Human Alien from the planet Spider, letting him turn into Spider-Man in order to defeat the Iron Cross Army. He has the basic costume and powers of the Western version (though he tends to shout attack names to use webs, and the webs and costume come from a bracelet) but little else is similar.The show was produced in 1978-79, between the second (J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai) and third (Battle Fever J) Super Sentai shows and has many similarities to that franchise: Spider-Man has a car called the Spider-Machine GP-7 and a Humongous Mecha, and the series follows the familiar formula of a single organization sending out a Monster of the Week which gets defeated, then grows to giant size, and is defeated by the hero in the robot. In fact, it introduced this concept to Super Sentai — the first two shows (Himitsu Sentai Goranger and J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai) didn't have giant robots.The series is not related in any way to the earlier Spider-Man manga by Ryoichi Ikegami, although it did have a few manga adaptations that were published in different children's magazines. Incidentally, Spider-Man's giant robot Leopardon did make it to the United States as part of the Godaikin toy line.Stan Lee likes it and Marvel clearly doesn't consider it an Old Shame, so hey.
Spider-Man (スパイダーマン or Supaidāman) is the infamous Japanese version of Supaidāman provides examples of the following tropes:


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Woodbury's Elements of Parametric Design
Reviewed: Elements of Parametric Design by Robert Woodbury. If you are new to parametrics, then you will get the lay of the land at this particular point in design history and have a good idea where to begin. If you are a designer already steeped in parametric practice, this book is a quick read and a welcome synthesis of many things you probably have already experienced. For all others, an in-depth review of the design patterns that make up parametric architectural design.
Grasshopper Analysis Key
This is a quick post about a definition that we've put together to create an analysis key in the Rhino viewport. The key will automatically update to the current view when the timer component is activated. There is the ability to control the size, position and colors of the analysis key.


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From: Elsi <>
Subject: Re: [LO] What is this?
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 19:07:46 -0500
References: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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At 05:16 AM 4/21/2004 -0500, Pat M wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <>
>To: <>
>Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 11:25 PM
>Subject: Re: [LO] What is this?
> > In a message dated 4/20/2004 8:56:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> > writes:
> > Normally, someone answers my question before I figure out how to ask it,
> > this is something I haven't seen before and I just want to know what it is
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Pat
> > ------
> > Pat-
> >
> > I have no actual clue as to what this is but if I were to see something
> > this:
> >
> > X-mail-agent: mailmerge v1.0
> > X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.38
> > X-Diagnostic: Found on the reject list
> > X-Diagnostic: 15 32760
> >
> > X-Envelope-To: ALLAUDER-L-request
> >
> > ....I think I'd probably guess that Andrew is mucking about and clean
> > something up and scratch my head and go on about my business. <g>
> >
> > Joan
> >
>Thanks, Joan. I'd decided that was what it was, but it's still eerie -
>nothing like having a ghost drop in to liven things up <g>
Pat -- When I was SC for ALGenWeb, I created some MailMerge forms to
subscribe to each & every county mailing list. See the form at
http://www.rootsweb.com/~algenweb/rwsub.html Occasionally, when this form
is used, the MailMerge program picks up the RootsWeb address
() instead of the one entered by the visitor. No one
can explain why it happens or when, but the SmartList program has a filter
to prevent the RootsWeb server from getting subscribed to any lists, which
is why you get the "found on the reject list" error message.
You can tell if this is from my MailMerge form by looking for the
"X-mail-agent" header in the e-mail. See it? So -- since it's there in
the header, you can tell it came from the form.
Now -- the visitor's own e-mail address *is* in the request, it's just that
for some reason, SmartList didn't pick it up from the e-mail generated by
MailMerge. See the headers here for one that got messed up for one of my
Subject: .
X-mail-agent: mailmerge v1.0
X-Diagnostic: Found on the reject list
X-Diagnostic: 15 32760
X-Envelope-To: ALCLEBUR-L-request
See the "From:" header? If you want to be nice, just use your list owner
tool page & subscribe that person to the list.
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How do I add another website to my account and get another code to put on that website? Or do I use the same code and it's smart enough to detect it is on a different domain name? I have several websites I want to use this for and do not want to set up multiple accounts with you, there must be a way to add more domain names to my current account but I do not find how anywhere on your website.
The easiest way is to use the same code. Our software will automatically add that domain once we collect analytics data from it.
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Titan A.E. The nearly forgotten animated film is actually a pretty good Star Wars ripoff about what happens to the human race after Earth is destroyed by a nitebrite-looking race of aliens. It also makes sure to ripoff the Genesis project from Wrath of Kahn for good measure.


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STP® Global Extended Life 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® Global Extended Life 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant…STP® Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant is a long…STP® Extended Life 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® Extended Life 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant…STP® Heavy Duty Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® Heavy Duty Antifreeze/Coolant is a superior…STP® Heavy Duty 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® Heavy Duty 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant…STP® Global Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® Global Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant is…STP® All Season Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® All Season Antifreeze/Coolant is a superior…STP® All Season 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® All Season 50/50 Pre-diluted Antifreeze/Coolant…STP® Heavy Duty Diesel Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant
STP® Heavy Duty Diesel Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant…STP® Color Sensor Antifreeze/Coolant from Recochem – Changing Coolant Technology
Recochem is the proud supplier of STP® Color Sensor traditional coolant. This pH sensitive technology takes a proactive approach to vehicle maintenance, as it communicates the end of the service life to users.