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GRIT - the Religious and Intellectual Traditions Research Group is hosting a public lecture by award-winning Indigenous journalist, Lola Forester. Lola, who has been with SBS for more than two decades, will present Aboriginal media: Our culture, our power.
The event will commence at 5pm on Thursday 16 October with a Bush Tucker Feed for students, community and staff in the Humanities Courtyard at the Central Coast Campus at Ourimbah. Lola's presentation starts in room CS2 1.02 at 6.30pm.
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My name is Mark and I am in the Biology major and in two minors, chemistry and history. I am currently performing analytical research in which the technique of neutron activation analysis is used to analyze the ratio of the elements Sr and Ca found within fish otolith bones. This ratio can then be used to pinpoint the fish's point of origin allowing for a better understanding of fish population dynamics. My previous research project was more biotechnology oriented and concerned the sequencing of the ADHE gene of the amoebic parasite Entamoeba invadens.

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I have a long time regular client who has a 17 year old daughter. She comes to see us occasionally but most often uses a therapist at her chiro's office when she gets an adjustment. Last week she went in for an adjustment and massage and was told she could only receive a massage if she had a parent/guardian in the room with her, due to the new law. She didn't (drove herself there) and so they wouldn't work on her. My client asked me about it yesterday and I have no idea what law they're talking about and haven't been able to find anything. Anyone know?
As for working on minors, we don't get too many in the office and the ones we do are children of regular clients. Most of the time a parent is in the room but it all depends on the child and the parent. However, I've never been aware of a law.


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Tako Taco
Attempting to re-create a Mexican taqueria, this small, colorful place serves big portions of tacos, nachos and burritos (including fish and veggie). Wash it all down with a stiff mango margarita ($6). The ʻono (delicious) quesadilla with mushrooms, cheese and caramelized onions lives up to its name, but the chicken taco is blah.


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Moment of Truth
Molecular gastronomy gives small plates a high-tech twist at Delaware's Veritas Tavern
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Thirty miles north of Columbus, Josh Dalton is quietly staging a revolution. Make the trek up there and you'll get a front-row seat as a culinary phenomenon comes of age.
Dalton, who got his start at beloved Short North restaurants Burgundy Room and 8 before moving to Delaware to open 1808 American Bistro, vows to return to Columbus in a couple of years, at which time he'll no doubt take the scene by storm.
What's so exhilarating about Dalton's new restaurant, Veritas Tavern, is the cooking style—a food-as-science-project approach called molecular gastronomy. You'll be familiar with the concept if you've ever seen an episode of Top Chef—think sous-vide and liquid nitrogen and high-tech gadgets—but it's not something we've seen much of in Central Ohio, minus the occasional bone marrow foam.
Those well-versed in dining trends know this approach isn't cutting-edge. In fact, many of the chefs at the forefront of the scene have begun to shun the very term, saying it sounds too clinical and elitist to appeal to diners.
What gets lost in that argument is the reason chefs started playing around with science in the first place. It's not the novelty factor—although sure, all that oohing and aahing makes eating fun. Call it whatever you want, but the result is food that tastes better than when it's made with traditional cooking methods.
Beef brisket paired with braised greens for a Texas BBQ small plate ($14) was, no question, the best brisket I'd ever eaten. It's tender and juicy like a great slow-cooked pot roast, but with a smoky flavor that's more commonly found in pit barbecue.
I told Dalton as much and, in his unassuming manner, he told me it was "pretty hard to mess up." See, he explained, you just buy a great piece of meat, brine it for 14 days, sous-vide it for another 72 hours, and then smoke it.
Chef, let me tell you, there are a dozen ways to mess that up, and most restaurants stumble upon several of them.
That brisket is just one example of meat that's astonishingly good. I'm still drooling over greasy carnitas ($11) served in a puddle of black mole, accompanied by a mini ramekin of pinto beans. (I didn't realize it was possible to make pinto beans taste good. Apparently the secret is lard.)
But you want to hear about the really crazy stuff, don't you? Well, there's plenty. Like a shrimp cocktail ($11) revolving around a thin sheet of pressed shrimp meat that more closely resembles pasta than shellfish. Or Corn + Textures ($8), an inventive exploration of the grain's many forms—popcorn, corn mousse, corn brulee and even tangles of deep-fried corn silk.
Or a vegetable plate ($10) with flash-fried leeks and scraggly mini carrots piled on an "edible soil" made from ground kalamatas and sesame oil. It looks meager, downright bizarre even. But I'll be damned if I didn't devour every last morsel, digging my fork into the slate to scrape up soil residue.
There were no misses, though some dishes are more ordinary than others. A bacon risotto ($9), for example, is topped with an egg cooked precisely to 62.5 degrees, but otherwise it's just pure comfort food.
Veritas is small and cozy despite a sparse decor and oddly flickering faux candles (buy real ones!). The vibe leans more toward casual tavern than upscale fine dining. Dalton visits tables as dishes come out, explaining each of the often unfamiliar elements.
Because of the limited seating capacity and no-reservations policy, expect to wait on Friday and Saturday nights. But pass the time at the bar, working your way through the inspired classic cocktail list or a craft beer bomber, and it'll go by quickly
Hours: 5 p.m.-12 a.m. Tues-Weds, 5 p.m.-1 a.m. Thurs-Sat Price range: $40-$50 per person. Small plates range from $8 salads to $16 seafood preparations. Reservations: Accepted In short: Not only is Veritas Tavern putting out some of the best looking plates in town, they're making some of the best tasting food around. Rating: 'ėÖ 'ėÖ 'ėÖ 'ėÖ 1/2 |
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Here Are The 38 Startups Pitching At TechCrunch Moscow Today
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Monty's Steakhouse - Springfield
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Monty's is a true gem in springfield. I love the food, the people and the ambiance. Monty's should open Monty's II in Fairfax :)
I had one of the best steaks in years. The Cowboy Rib-eye special with accompanying sauces and sides was excellent. Cooked just right, tender, hot and flavorful. I highly recommend Monty's if you want a high quality meal at affordable pricing.
Good to see a "real" steakhouse in this area, otherwise populated by diners, strong ethnic choices ( a plus!) and fast food options. The menu is pricey for Springfield, but won't run you as much as a Capital Grille or Ruth's Chris...the steaks also aren't really close to that experience either. That said, they've just hit their one year anniversary, so its good to see them going strong. Service is very friendly and Renaldo is the guy there from a waiter standpoint...strong personality, extremely knowledgeable and not afraid to tell you what to order. His service could benefit perhaps from being a bit less chatty with all his tables and a little quicker on things like drink orders and the little things like a request for side orders.
Saying goodbye to a friend moving to the West Coast. We had "tea time" many times for many years. This was the best ever. The tea was delicious (infused with Bergamo...is that right). The savories and sweets lovely and delicious. The service was impeccable. The modern ambiance was a wonderful contrast to the usual old fashioned tradition.
Really tasty food. Attentive staff. Not your typical "steakhouse". Great for lunch during the workday.
This was my fifth or sixth time at Monty's and every time the food has been fantastic. I am a picky eater and expect to get what I pay for. None of our party of 4 had anything to complain about. The crab cake was fresh, delicious, and did not contain any filler. Two in the party loved their steaks, while a vegetarian with us raved about the portobello burger. It is wonderful to have a decent restaurant in Springfield!
This is something we never expected in our neighborhood but have come to love - an excellent steakhouse with good fish and seafood as well. Pleasant ambiance and hosts and it is moderately priced, for a steakhouse and conveniently located!. What more could one ask for!!!
we love Monty's and pop over about once a month. what great is the specials are mostly fish so those of us who don't eat steak enjoy a delicious meal too. the dining room is quiet and everyone can talk quietly and be heard, a sure respite from noisy restaurants. we take friends and family to Monty's and recommend it to everyone we know.
Everything was perfect! Most delicious meal we've had in a long time. We've been to Monty's before and we will certainly return. Our out-of-town guests were very impressed as well!
Went for husband's bday, he wanted steak & to try new place. Saw rave reviews. Admittedly, was hesitant b/c of plaza location-btwn liquor store & eye shop. Restaurant is welcoming w/outside seating-we dined inside. Donna full of smiles greeted us by name from res . Server was Chan-very knowledgeable of menu & provided attentive service. Crab corn bisque soup was fabulous! Banana bread delicious. Our filet mignon & NY Strip were both cooked to please, med & med rare. Wine and dessert selection wonderful. Husbands dessert compliments- w/candle & writing for spec touch. Overall great experience. We will return to support local establishment while enjoying great dinner. Thank you Monty's!
We were greeted warmly, waited on spendidly, and thought the food was comparable to any nice restaurant we frequent in D.C. Started with Tuna Tartare and Caesar Salad. Tuna was really fresh and the salad was crisp w/nice light dressing. The grilled shrimp and scallops with herbed rice and asparagus was awesome. Seafood was perfectly cooked with a nice, light sauce. Asparagus was the best I've ever had in a restaurant. Filet mignon was cooked perfectly med. rare and so tender. We shared blueberry creme brulee and they surprised us with a nice "Happy Anniversary" presentation and candle. Great attention to our reservation as we never mentioned it while at the restaurant. Cappucino was perfect. Loved it and will definitely go back!
Unusual to find upscale dining in a neighborhood strip mall but glad we tried Monty's for a date night. Meal was great and not overly seasoned especially the side dish vegetables. Our steaks were cooked perfectly. Menu offers other items besides steak that I was tempted to try like the special which was seafood paella. We will definitely go back. I would say the only negative is that their wine selection is small.
This is an outstanding restaurant and in Springfield where it was badly needed.
Food is great. My swordfish special was very very good. Loved the shrimp appetizer too. Good martini. Not cheap but worth it. Getting DC food in Springfield, Va is a great plus. A neighborhood gem for sure.
I'm a fine dinning-aholic & view Springfield as a great sleeper community and Beltway access. Let me be clear, both are true, though I've embarrassingly slept the best restaurant offering this side of the beltway...I'll bet, the best quality priced portions and fantastic service in this area. Do yourself a favor, don't sleep on this place!
The hospitality, service and food were top shelf. The decor is very simple and ambiance must not have been in the start up plans. If they'd just turn down the lights and put a little (even LED) candle on the table, it would improve 100%.
Although Open Table messed up on our reservations the staff was very understanding. The food was good with varied choices. All were pleased with meal and any adoptions requested. Wait staff knowledgeable and friendly. Great to have this restaurant in our are.
Excellent food and ambiance! Was a fantastic meal for a rare "date night" with my husband.
Enjoyed a great meal at brunch time. My steak was cooked to a perfect medium rare and the hashbrown potatoes where fried to perfection. Attentive service in a well decorated setting. Even though this place is in a strip mall, the proprietors have done an excellent job at creating a sophisticated, clean, and pleasant environment in which to dine.
Enjoyed the company of friends at our neighborhood restaurant.
Happy surprise to fall on this new bistro in Springfield. Very smart remodel of a small storefront in a strip mall on Old Keene Mill. Comfortable, sophisticated. Good cocktails to start. Nice selection of appetizers for the three us. Highly recommend the crab cake. We tried the range of entrees - sea bass, New York strip, mixed grill. All well prepared and well presented. Split one very nice chocolate and berry dessert, large enough for three of us to get a taste. Need many more places this nice in the Northern Virginia burbs. We'll be back here.
We thoroughly enjoyed our dinners at Monte's. Their steaks are excellent and we are picky because we're from Omaha! Their Caesar salad is fresh and the dressing is delicious. Their sides are also excellent, nicely seasoned not overdone with salt or hot spices that mask the taste of the foods. Their desserts are to-die-for with a fantastic selection of in-house daily prepared items. Best of all, the service is excellent with attention to detail and the ambience is perfect; quiet with nice background music....you can talk without having to shout, a rare occasion with many restaurants these days. If you want a nice romantic evening out, a great place for a business dinner, or just because you like their food, this is the place to go!
It is so nice to have a family restaurant in Springfield.
We didn't know what to expect when we chose this restaurant, but were happy that we did. It's great to have a good spot like this in our neighborhood so we don't have o drive to DC all the time.
Everything was very nice- including separate checks, which we never even ask for. We are lucky to have a nice place to go for lunch on weekdays in Burke Springfield area. Steak salad tasty. Nice menu and ambience!
Monty's has consistently good food, and the service is wonderful. Donna is always there in the evening making certain that every patron is satisfied, and happy with their meals. While it's in a strip shopping center, it's a top class place to dine in.
I can't believe it took 2 years to find this place! Every time we go the food is always wonderful! The broiled beefsteak tomatoes are out of this world, and their dry aged steaks are amazing. I wouldn't waste my time or money going to places like Ruth Chris's when I have Monty's around the corner! Always a place I look forward to dining at.
Great all around steak house. Wonderfully succulent New York strip. Best crab cake I've ever had. Modern but warm ambience.
We try to get to Monty's at least once a month if not more because we always have a wonderful evening there. The food is well prepared and presented. The ambience is lovely. The service is friendly and attentive. We'll be back!
A very good meal and an excellent waiter. Thew food is a bit pricey and the drinks way overpriced. Lose the garnish if it is not edible.
Fabulous gem. My husband commented that it was the best steak he has ever had! You will not be disappointed. We had a fantastic time.
Our waitress was exceptional awesome(wish I got her name) and the owner Donna is super sweet/nice, very pleasant to talk to and makes you feel like you've known her forever.
Everything was superb from the food to the service
We wanted good food in a pleasant, quiet atmosphere where we could talk and enjoy ourselves. We got everything we wanted and more. We had a lovely evening!
While I might not recommend traveling from the city or Arlington for this place, it nonetheless is a great neighborhood option for something nicer. Food is always pretty good, if a bit under the premium prices charged. Also, they seem to not "finish" very well. Extremely attentive upfront, always with a manager check-in during the meal, but for some reason they forget about you later in the meal...several times here I've had to wait longer than usual for a desert request or the check. Other than that, its solid. I've been there five times and glad its in the hood and doing well
The wife and kids took me to Monty's to celebrate my birthday. It was only the second time we had dined there, and just like the first time the food and service was excellent. Monty's is a gem of a restaurant in Springfield, VA, well worth the effort.
The steaks were incredibly good. Server was patient, human and coped with our strange sense of humor very well. The shrimp dish apparently was slightly too hot in spice than expected. My young daughters devoured their steaks like never before and said the fries were brilliant. A great experience for dinner. And everyone in our party found room for dessert because they were presented so lovingly.
A bit pricey in a shopping strip mall but food was excellent. Not a place you would just pop in for a "not cooking tonight" dinner. Too expensive.
This place serves the best steaks I've had in a very long time. It has an excellent wine menu to pair with your dinner and the service is wonderful. You cannot go wrong dining here.
We picked Monty's off an Internet search for places to eat because we were in Springfield for other reasons and needed a place to have dinner. It is located in a neighborhood mall but has a spacious out of doors dinning area in front of the entrance. Nice but it overlooks the parking lot. Our hostess and waitress were outstanding and friendly. The food was very good and well presented. The box of cookies when we left was a nice touch and we will go back in the future.
this is the first time I went to this restaurant which is right down the street from me, I was very pleasantly surprised at the decor and the friendliness of the staff and the food was fantastic! The pistachio Flan was amazing! I'll definitely be returning to sample more things from the menu.
From the moment you approach this unassuming façade and in the door you're welcomed cordially and warmly. The surroundings of nouveau art deco contemporary enhances the ambience of 'special' they are successfully offering Springfield - lending it to a relaxing to the yet spacious seating area dining experience. They have a really cool bar and the steaks are fantastic and each dish is excellent too! I like to call this sophisticatedly elegant. You get what you pay for - the prices are comparable to the quality, value, service and product – not to mention your culinary satisfaction! Kudos to the Montazami family.
Unlike big chain steakhouses, Monty's has interesting choices on the menu as well as good steak. The owners clearly care about customers and go out of their way to make dining pleasant. Service is a bit casual but well-meaning
The Springfield branch is located in a moderate size stripmall and is easy to find and park. It offers a pleasant outdoor patio as well as a more formal interior for diners. The menu has a number of options, but is difficult to read in the lower light levels and because of the font size, too. Portions are moderate to generous and are welll lpresented with caare given to the arrangement of the items. When it is crowded service becomes a problem.
We live close by and eat at Monty's with some regularity. The steaks are very good and the space has a great feel. The servers are friendly and punctual. Our kids love the burgers and--of course--the dessert tray!
Everything on the menu is delicious! The bone in ribeye is the bomb!
We go to the OBX a lot and there is a great steak place there, J.K.'s. They have the most outstanding steaks. Have been looking for something that isn't a "chain" around NoVa Springfield/ Kingstowne. Monty's fit that bill. Pricey for frequent visits but worth it a few times a year for special occasions or because you deserve a night out. The service was wonderful and the steaks, sides, deserts... Oh My Goodness!!! Outstanding!!! Kingstowne needs a place like you!
My girlfriend and I live in Burke and had been meaning to check this spot out for months - finally the right occasion! My birthday dinner- this neighborhood gem outdid both of our expectations. The ambience, staff and food were all amazing! We were greeted by name at the door and seated right away and introduced to the wine list which provided endless red and whites to choose from. Our server was very imformative about choosing a wine that would suit our tastes and helpful with explaining specials of that day - which i am glad he did because I was excited to hear they were serving the Surf and Turf that I had read about in reviews. The entire meal including the birthday dessert with my name was outstanding! We highly recommend this spot!
Nice up-scale steak house for locals in a shopping center that you would not think a nice place would be! Highly recommend.
I took my employees to Monty's for our Holiday Luncheon this year. I could not be more pleased!. The table was ready to go, the service was outstanding and everyone raved about the food. One of my employees loves scallops and was disappointed when he did not see them on the menu. Our server went into the kitchen and asked if they had any...they did and made them for him.


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Confidential Secrets of Bhajana is compiled from the lectures of Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja, which were given during Kartika 1996 in Vrindavana on Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura's Bhajana-rahasya.
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For thousands of years, devotees have sung Śrī Dāmodarāṣṭakam, especially in the revered month of Kārtika. These eight verses mark the profound blossoming of Śrī Satyavrata Muni's love for Śrī Dāmodara, as he prays, "Please appear before me in Your beautiful, eternal form as a young cowherd-boy, and grant me the perfection of life." The true meaning of this prayer remained mostly hidden until the late 1500s, when Śrīla Sanātana Gosvāmī wrote his elucidating commentary. Śrī Śrīmad Bhaktivedānta Nārāyaṇa Gosvāmī Mahārāja's lively and poignant supplementary commentary serves to make these essential meanings even more accessible.
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This book captures the wonderful interactive nature of a series of eleven classes given in Badger, California, 1997. The reader thus feels present in that assembly and thrilled to receive the combined instructions of Śrī Śrīmad Bhaktivedānta Nārāyaṇa Gosvāmī Mahārāja and Śrī Śrīmad Bhaktivedānta Svāmī Mahārāja (Śrīla Prabhupāda) on Śrīla Rūpa Gosvāmī's Śrī Upadeśāmṛta. Anyone who wants to remember and practice these teachings will find an abundance of inspiration in the pages of this book.
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This is a summary work examining the verse "Absorb your mind and heart in Me, become My devotee, worship Me, offer your obeisances to Me, and certainly you will come to Me.", the essence of the Bhagavad-gita. This brief publication offers vivid illustrations of the practical application of this verse with many pastimes of Krishna and our great saintly predecessors.
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From the ancient Vedic scriptures of India comes the famous epic of Prince Prahlad.
In a previous era - long, long ago - there was an evil monarch named Hiranya-kashipu, who succeeded in seizing control of the entire universe. He was extremely cruel, and due to his darkened heart he made life impossible for everyone - from animals to demigods. Only his son Prahlad, who was always absorbed in meditating on the Lord, remained undisturbed by his father's reign of terror. Seeing the boy's natural predilection for spiritual life, and thus taking him as an archenemy, he tried to kill his own child, but was unsuccessful every time.
Through his resolute faith and constant meditation, the young prince conquered fear and remained untouched by death. By following Prahlads's teachings, one can become fearless pure devotee of the Lord.
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This exceptional book is a compilation of five different essays which Srila Gurudeva has written over the past 20 years in defense of Gaudiya sampradaya tattva-siddhanta. Each refutation is elaborately and conclusively proven with evidence from sastra.
Included in this edition are two lectures by Srila Gurudeva which glorify and follow the example of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Gosvami Prabhupada who boldly re-established the true conceptions of Sriman Mahaprabhu and the gosvamis, and began the preaching mission which is today bringing this pure bhakti-tattva siddhanta to every country in the world.
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An unprecedented collection of devotional songs Sanskrit, Bengali and Hindi devotional poems, prayers, songs and bhajanas written by the Gaudiya Vaisnava acaryas and compiled for the practicing devotee.
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An unprecedented collection of devotional songs Sanskrit, Bengali and Hindi devotional poems, prayers, songs and bhajanas written by the Gaudiya Vaisnava acaryas and compiled for the practicing devotee.
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In May of 2004, Srila Gurudeva, nitya-lila-pravista om visnupada Sri Srimad Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja, requested that a special book be published. This book would consist of his various discourses on the deep meaning of the phrase gaura-vani pracarine, which appears in the pranama-mantra of Sri Srimad Bhaktivedanta Svami Prabhupada. These discourses were spoken on various occasions in different countries, over a period of ten years.
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This treatise was originally written in Bengali, in the year 1986, for the 500th anniverary of the advent of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, the scheduled yet hidden incarnation for this age of Kali, as established in Sriman-Bhagavatam and other Vedic literatures. It was composed by Sri Srimand Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja (Srila Gurudeva), Sri Caitanya Mahprabhu's illustrious personal associate, whose sole misson and most prominent speciality is to give clairty and emphasis to the specific, internal nature of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu's all-compassionate mission in this world.
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An excerpt from a lecture entitled "The Jewel Book":
"Sri Gita-govinda is a "jewel book" brought by Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. We all know that Sri Jayadeva Gosvami has written this beautiful Gita-govinda, but without Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu it would have remained locked like a pearl in the oyster shell or a jewel in a locked case. Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu manifested the glories of Sri Gita-govinda. Just as without Srila Rupa Gosvami no one would have known the inner moods of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, similarly, by Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu relishing the moods of Sri Gita-govinda its glories became manifest for the whole world. I have explained this very high-class philosophy, but only rare devotees in this world can understand it. I have called you here only to give you this."
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These translated lectures comprise the immaculate commentary of Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja on Srila Sanatana Gosvamipada's Sri Brhad-bhagavatamrta. Descriptions given tell how, having recently arrived in Sri Vaikuntha-dhama, the most desirable of places and which entrance into is sought after by unlimited saintly persons, Gopa-kumar is feeling despondent and cannot even ascertain the cause of his own dissatisfaction. At that time he is approached by Sri Narada Rsi, who becomes his siksa-guru (instructing spiritual master) and enlightens him with the tattva necessary to complete his spiritual journey and thereby attain the fulfilment of all his long cherished internal desires in the transcendental land of spontaneous loving devotion to Sri Sri Radha-Govinda, Sri Goloka-Vraja.
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Gopi-gita is part of Rasa-panca-adhyayi, the five chapters of Srimad-Bhagavatam that relate rasa-lila. The body has five kinds of life-airs (panca prana) residing in the heart, and among these five, one is most vital. The twelve cantos of Srimad-Bhagavatam are likened to twelve parts of a body. The Tenth Canto is the heart of that body. Within that heart, the five chapters that constitute Rasa-panca-adhyayi are its five life-airs, and among them, Gopi-gita is the foremost.
We begin our discussion of Gopi-gita by remembering the chapter in Srimad-Bhagavatam that describes the gopis' worship of the goddess Katyayani-devi to attain Krsna as their husband...
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In Guru-devatatma -- Accepting Sri Guru as One's Life and Soul Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja speaks on the importance of accepting a bona fide guru, who is more dear than life itself, the absolute necessity of second initiation, and other topics of guru-tattva.
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The futility of material enjoyment. "Everyone wants to be happy, but generally we can find only a little happiness and affection in this world."


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1. For example, self-respect and the need to be free of self-reproach (the goals of "a rational plan of life") are the main features of John Rawls's ethical theory. See A Theory of Justice (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1971), esp. 433-46. Much of contemporary moral philosophy sees ethics as a function of rational choice, where my concern is always with what will help me to achieve my goals, which comes down to the question of what comes back to me in the way of profit for my right conduct. In the long run decency toward others pays. The writings of Martin Hollis on this matter are very instructive. See, for example, The Cunning of Reason (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987). Levinas's philosophy can be read as a thoroughgoing critique of rational-choice theory. [BACK]
2. See Adriaan T. Peperzak, "On Levinas's Criticism of Heidegger," in Beyond: The Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas (Evanston, 111.: Northwestern University Press, 1997), 204-17. For a discussion of the ethical in Heidegger's thinking—where the ethical includes the relation to a nonhuman as well as human alterity—see Joanna Hodge, Heidegger and Ethics (London: Routledge, 1995). [BACK]
3. In "Philosophy and the Idea of Infinity," Levinas writes: "Cognition consists in grasping the individual, which alone exists, not in its singularity … but in its generality, of which alone there is science." To which he adds:
And here every power begins. The surrender of exterior things to human freedom through their generality does not only mean … their comprehension, but also their being taken in hand, their domestication, their possession. Only in possession does the I complete the identification of the diverse. To possess is, to be sure, to maintain the reality of the one possessed, but to do so while suspending its independence. In a civilization which the philosophy of the same reflects, freedom is realized as a wealth. Reason, which reduces the other [to the same], is appropriation and power. (DEHHiGS/CPPso)
Likewise in "Ethics as First Philosophy," Levinas writes:
In knowledge there … appears the notion of an intellectual activity or of a reasoning will—a way of doing something which consists … of seizing something and making it one's own, of reducing to presence and representing the difference of being, an activity which appropriates and grasps the otherness of the known. A certain grasp: as an entity, being becomes the characteristic property of thought, as it is grasped by it and becomes known. Knowledge as perception, concept [Begriff, from greifen, to grasp], comprehension, refers back to an act of grasping. The metaphor should be taken literally: even before any technical application of knowledge, it expresses the principle rather than the result of the future technological and industrial order of which every civilisation bears the seed. The immanence of the known to the act of knowing is already the embodiment of seizure. (LRy6) [BACK]
4. Being and Nothingness, trans. Hazel E. Barnes (New York: Philosophical Library, 1956), 344-58. [BACK]
5. See Habermas, "Discourse Ethics: Notes on a Program of Philosophical Justification," in Moral Consciousness and Communicative Action, trans. Christian Lenhardt and Shierry Weber Nicholsen (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1990), 43-115. [BACK]
6. On the social character of cppovrian;" see P. Christopher Smith, "The I-Thou Encounter (Begegnung) in Gadamer's Reception of Heidegger" (PHGG5i4-ig). See also Joseph Dunne, Bach to the Rough Ground: 'Phronesis' and 'Techne' in Modern Philosophy
7. See Gadamer, "Freundschaft und Selbsterkenntnis Zur Rolle der Freund-schaft in der grieschen Ethik" (GW7:3g6-4o6). [BACK]
8. See Adriaan Peperzak, "Transcendence," in Beyond: The Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, 162-70. For Levinas, ontology and epistemology run together, so that "transcendence," "beyond," and "otherwise than being" refer to a dimension of existence outside the grasp of cognition, or beyond subjectivity conceived as spirit, consciousness, intentionality, or conceptual determination. This dimension of exteriority (on the hither side of being) is the dimension of ethical reality. [BACK]
9. A translation of the 1968 version of "Substitution" appears in Emmanuel Levinas: Basic Philosophical Writings, ed. Adriaan T. Peperzak, Simon Critchley, and Robert Bernasconi (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1996), 79-95. [BACK]
10. The singular is, in other words, outside the relation of universal and particular, that is, it is an infinity outside every totality. As Plato puts it in the Parmenides (i64c), we are the others of each other, not of any one, "for there is no one." See Totality and Infinity (Tel21-45/33-52), and "Transcendence and Height," in Emmanuel Levinas: Basic Philosophical Writings, 10-31, esp. 12: "The Other [I'Autre] thus presents itself as human Other [Autrui]; it shows a face and opens the dimension of height, that is to say, it infinitely overflows the bounds of knowledge." [BACK]
11. That is—against Kant—responsibility is prior to freedom; it is not an exercise of autonomy. Levinas writes, "To be without a choice can seem to be violence only to an abusive or hasty and imprudent reflection, for it precedes the freedom non-freedom couple, but thereby sets up a vocation that goes beyond the limited and egoist fate of him who is only for-himself, and washes his hands of the faults and misfortunes that do not begin in his own freedom or in his present" (AEi83-84/OTBn6). [BACK]
12. Levinas scholars have still not come to terms with these concepts of obsession, persecution, and hostage as descriptions of the structure and condition of the ethical subject. What seems generally recognized is that these terms are meant to define the radical character of a passivity that situates the subject outside the alternatives of the active or passive voice. Passivity, as Levinas understands it, is absolute, that is, outside (for example) the master-slave relation, where submission is still a position that one occupies as a consequence of one's decision (not to risk death, for example), whereas "the passivity more passive than all passivity" refers to a passion in which one is gripped or possessed before one realizes it. Passivity means being porous, subject to the passage whereby the other is inside my skin. [BACK]
13. In Otherwise than Being Levinas characterizes the condition of despite oneself in
14. See Bernasconi, "'Only the Persecuted': Language of the Oppressor, Language of the Oppressed," in Ethics as First Philosophy: The Significance of Emmanuel Lev-inas for Philosophy, Literature and Religion, ed. Adriaan T. Peperzak (London: Rout-ledge, 1995), 85. [BACK]
15. In an essay "Response and Responsibility in Levinas" in Ethics as First Philosophy, Bernhard Waldenfels emphasizes the face-to-face relation of responsibility as constitutive of human subjectivity:
Behind somebody who "gives himself" when giving an answer, there is no person in the form of the nominative. There is neither a sovereign speaker or actor preceding the responding nor a judge considering both sides; the respondent who does not merely transform existing sense becomes what he is by and in the very process of responding. He or she is not a subject in the traditional sense, "underlying" certain acts, but a respondent through and through, who in a certain sense remains unknown to him-or herself. If we want to continue calling him a "subject," then we do so in the sense of his "subjection" to the demands of the Other. (42) [BACK]
16. Peperzak, Beyond: The Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas, 104. [BACK]
17. Levinas distinguishes between Saying (leDire) and the Said (leDit), where Saying is a movement toward the other, "the risky uncovering of oneself, in sincerity, the breaking up of inwardness and the abandon of all shelter, exposure to traumas, vulnerability" (AE82/OTB48), whereas the Said is the product of a logical movement in which I take a position toward something, thematize it propositionally, fix it as an object (AE65/OTB37). [BACK]
18. The "height" of the Other is not a position of strength but, paradoxically, one of destitution and weakness. In Totality and Infinity Levinas writes: "The being that presents himself in the face comes from a dimension of height, a dimension of transcendence whereby he can present himself as a stranger without opposing me as an obstacle or enemy. More, for my position as / [moi] consists in being able to respond to the essential destitution of the Other, finding resources for myself. The Other who dominates me in his transcendence is thus the stranger, the widow, the orphan, to whom I am obligated" (Tel237/Tl2i5). [BACK]
19. See James Risser, Hermeneutics and the Voice of the Other: Re-reading Gadamer's PhilosophicalHermeneutics (Albany, NY: SUNYPress, 1997), 172-82. Risser points out that, in contrast to Paul Ricoeur's "hermeneutics of the text," Gadamer's is "a her-meneutics of the voice," and that the concept of voice entails conditions of proximity, even intimacy, such that I am never in a position in which I can simply take over
every speaking is a speaking to the other as a desire for the other. There is always in the communicative situation the voice of the other as the desired voice. In this context it is difficult to understand how the event of understanding can be construed as appropriation, as making something one's own, turning the event of understanding into a unity of understanding …. [For] Gadamer it is precisely the voice of the other that breaks open what is one's own, and remains there—a desired voice that cannot be suspended—as the partner in every conversation. (181) [BACK]
20. See Gadamer's remarks on participation in "The Hermeneutics of Suspicion," in Hermeneutics: Questions and Prospects (Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 1984), 64. In Truth and Method Gadamer writes, "Understanding is to be thought of less as a subjective act than as participating in an event of tradition" (WM274-75/TM2go). [BACK]
21. See Gerald L. Bruns, "On the Tragedy of Hermeneutical Experience," in Hermeneutics Ancient and Modern (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1992), 179-94, esp. 183-84. [BACK]
22. The section "Substitution" in Otherwise than Beingputs it more extravagantly: the encounter with the other "is an accusation without foundation, prior to any movement of the will, an obsessional and persecuting accusation. It strips the ego of its pride and the dominating imperialism characteristic of it. The subject is in the accusative, without recourse in being, expelled from being, outside of being, like the one in the first hypothesis of Parmenides, without a foundation, reduced to itself, and thus without condition. In its own skin" (AEi74-75/OTBi 10). [BACK]
23. It should be noticed, however, that Gadamer goes on to say that self-understanding should not be construed as self-possession [Selbstbesitzes]: "For the self-understanding only realizes itself in the understanding of a subject-matter and does not have the character of a free self-realization The self that we are does not possess itself; one could say that it 'happens'" (GW2:13O/PH55). Here Gadamer and Levinas are very close. Self-understanding is an event in which the self journeys out of itself. Gadamer cites the example of Augustine, for whom the self is inaccessible except in its exposure to God. [BACK]
24. Speaking of Gadamer's hermeneutics in terms of a desire for the other, James Risser writes, "The voice of the other, as desired, draws one beyond oneself, to think with the other, 'and to come back to oneself as if to another'" (Hermeneutics and the Voice of the Other, 182). See Gadamer's essay "Destruhtion and Deconstruction" [DDno/GW2:26g]). [BACK]
25. Possibly Levinas blurs Heidegger's distinction between the "hermeneutical 'as,'" in which the structure of something-as-something concerns whatever is ready-at-hand within our everyday practical concern, and the "apophantical 'as,'" in which something is objectified by means of an assertion and so stands before us "as a 'what'" (SZi587BT200). [BACK]
26. A "past that was never present" is Levinas's way of figuring the concept of the
27. One of Blanchot's essays on Levinas is entitled "The Relation of the Third Kind: Man without Horizon," in The Infinite Conversation, trans. Susan Hanson (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1993), 66-74. For Blanchot the other is outside every world; he (if he is the word) belongs to the outside as such, which one might describe in terms of space as surface rather than as volume, so that the other is always in a condition of exile, traversing the surface of the earth in endless restlessness since he is incapable of experiencing space except as radical exteriority. [BACK]
28. See "Notes on Planning for the Future" (EPHi6g). [BACK]
29. See Gerald L. Bruns, "What is Tradition?" in Hermeneutics Ancient and Modern, 208-11. [BACK]
30. Maurice Blanchot poses just this question in "The Relation of the Third Kind." Blanchot's argument is that if one is to pursue Levinas's own thought rigorously, and to situate the other in an absolute transcendence, radical alterity must be thought of as neutral, that is, neither human nor nonhuman but in excess of every category or name, even beyond the unnameable name of negative theology (God): "autrui [Blanchot insists on the lower case] is a name that is essentially neutral and that, far from relieving us of all responsibility of attending to the neutral, it reminds us that we must, in the presence of the other who comes to us as Autrui, respond to the depth of strangeness, of inertia, of irregularity and idleness [desceuvremmt] to which we open when we seek to receive the speech of the Outside" (TheInfinite Conversation, 71-72). The "depth of strangeness" would therefore be a region more transcendent than that of the ethical relation of myself and another: for Blanchot it would be the region of poetry or writing (the region of exile or absolute noniden-tity). See Gerald L. Bruns, Maurice Blanchot: The Refusal of Philosophy (Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997). [BACK]
31. See Edith Wyschogrod, Spirit in Ashes: Hegel, Heidegger, and the Era of Man-Made Mass Death (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1989). [BACK]
32. See also Levinas, "The Ego and Totality" (EN3o-38/CPP2g-35). [BACK]
33. See Habermas, "Philosophy as Stand-in and Interpreter," Moral Consciousness and Communicative Action, esp. 14-20. [BACK]


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What makes America great.
President Obama spent his first months in office apologizing for something for America to the rest of the war.
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My name is Isis Liseniera. I sold my soul to a demon…
Age: 17
Personality: Spoiled, Hard headed, poise, and sophisticated.
History is above.
I live in a large mansion in London owned by my parents for owning high end clothing stores around the country. In 1887 my parents were both murdered by a mystery person, who I've yet to find, and so by the help of a demon, my revenge will be fulfilled and then as a reward the demon may feast on my soul. But..
Meet my butler..
Name: Rohan Reserv
Age: 20
Personality: Charming and cool but very protective
History: Not alot is known about this demonic being I guess his history will be found out after a while
Abilities: Super Enhanced Strength and Speed, Mind Reading
Weakness: Holy Cross