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Suigan, thinking he had attained something of Zen,left Jimyo's monastery, when he was still a young monk,to travel all over China.Years later, when Suigan returned to visit the monastery,his old teacher asked,"Tell me the summary of Buddhism."Suigan answered,"If a cloud does not hang over the mountain,the moonlight will penetrate the waves of the lake."Jimyo looked at his former pupil in anger.He said, "You are getting old!Your hair has turned white,and your teeth are sparse,yet you still have such an idea of Zen.How can you escape birth and death?"Tears washed Suigan's face as he bent his head.After a few minutes he asked,"Please tell me the summary of Buddhism.""If a cloud does not hang over the mountain,"the teacher replied,"the moonlight will penetrate the waves of the lake."Before the teacher had finished speaking,Suigan was enlightened.
Maneesha, enlightenment is an instantaneous awareness, understanding; it has nothing to do with the rational, philosophical or theological mind. It is just a gesture, not a word. It is here, this very moment, the very essence of Zen.
This is a beautiful anecdote, particularly for this evening, when there is so much silence and the birds are singing and the bamboos are listening silently. Such moments cannot be reduced to language. The moment you reduce them, you destroy them. They are always virgin; that is their very essence.
Suigan, thinking he had attained something of Zen…
Remember, it is very easy to think that you have attained something of Zen. But thinking has nothing to do with Zen. It is the barrier. If you think you have attained something of Zen, you have missed. Zen is a non-thinking, silent rejoicing within yourself, a dance of consciousness without any boundaries of words, thoughts.
Suigan was wrong from the very beginning when he thought that he had attained something of Zen. Secondly, it is not possible to attain Zen in installments. It is absolutely un-American. Either you have it in its wholeness or you don't have it. But in parts, it is not available. Nothing can be done about it; this is the very nature of things. So on both counts he was wrong.
First, he thought – and Zen is beyond thinking. Second, he thought that he had got something of Zen. You cannot get "something of Zen"; it never comes in parts and pieces, it is not a retail shop. It is wholesale: when it comes, it comes so totally that it leaves no space for any thought.
But Suigan, thinking he had attained something of Zen, left Jimyo's monastery – his master.
These anecdotes are being lived here again. We are not reading them, we are living them; there is no other way to understand them. There are many sannyasins who have left, thinking they have attained something. Suigan is only symbolic. Somendra thinks he has attained something, Rajen thinks he has attained something. And there are many Somendras and many Rajens.
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awesome! just chisel off a sharp line on the back side of my skull and that'll help things (i was weirded out when i saw my side profile for what it really was, pretty sure i was dropped as a child to get a head shape like that )
awesome! just chisel off a sharp line on the back side of my skull and that'll help things (i was weirded out when i saw my side profile for what it really was, pretty sure i was dropped as a child to get a head shape like that )
Thought I'd submit myself before inflicting my 'skillz' on someone else's portrait.
Hmm who to draw...
I haven't seen any drawings of Naomi-Parks so I hope i've done her justice.
This a great thread.
I love this thread!
Naomi-Parkes from way back on page 51
I now feel like i should delete mine, in comparison...
Hey, it's been a long time since I've peeked in this thread! Awesome stuff, it's always fun to look at everything in here!
I've been trying out some caricature stuff. Thanks for the ref pics!!
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>_> I did a quick sketch of someone but I think I'll revise it. Ill post it when I get comfy with it or do a new one.
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Wow, cool thread. Here are a few quick ones done in Alchemy. The last photo is me ,-)
Spaz: wow and double wow. Do more expressions!
Stoph: cool expressions dude, do more! It was fun to draw them.
Portrait of Fran, so picturegenic! I love the necklace too.
Best friend, get!
Hey Tim thanks for picture number 2, I needed more practice on subtle lighting. As you can see, I still need more practice. I like the b/w better...
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Really really cool stuff being posted here. I've not checked in for quite a while but I'm glad I did.
I wanted to get back into this so I've started with Angel inthuk and I think next has to be pixel cheetah.
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Visit my "My Mind's Depth To Beyond" Sketchbook! ~ Full of goodies! Indeed!
Yep, that's me - your worst nightmare when you look into that mirror.
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OK, Here is my poor attempt at Naomi Parkes ... and I am sorry in advance, as faces are my worst subject, and Im really bad at them ... but here goes!
Loving all the work ... moving house soon, and hoping the 7 artist 7 will do one of me, so i can hang it in the new house ... i can but hope! Great work guys!
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Great thread. Why didn't i notice this, before?
I'm participating
Here's Angela:
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And nice job everyone, i like esp. J.S' and Hunchback's in this page.
I'll post my picture later and i might do some more of you guys
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I'm making mess here: Sketchbook .
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Arba, you got a great Holbein vibe to your expressions! Excellent!
Arba that spaz picture is just hauntingly beautiful, I can't stop looking at it. nice job!
Witcrack Thanks so much! that's a cool pic and yeah, get your mug on here!
It would be so awesome if someone could draw me so here's a picture:
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A few quick sketches and a couple pics of me. I swear the baby pic is not photoshopped. My dad thought the beer can was funny and apparently I flipped the camera off on my own.
A sketch of my SP. Not exactly looked like this, but maybe the likeness is about 80% hehehe...
Next time I'll upload the photo
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MACOMB, IL --- Paxton Harmon, senior guard from Warsaw (West Hancock) High School, has been named the winner of the 2013 Jim 'Red' O'Flaherty "Player of the Year" Award, recognizing the outstanding boys' basketball player in the region, and voted on by area coaches, officials, and media.
Harmon, who is averaging 20 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists per game, was selected from a finalist field of 4 outstanding players from the region. Those players included Trayvon Martin (Monmouth-Roseville), Martel Hunter (Monmouth-Roseville), and Brody Gronewald (Illini West).
From a pool of 59 votes, Harmon garnered 43 votes, dominating the field. Hunter, a junior, got 9 votes, Gronewald 5, and Martin, 1. "If you think back to all the players that have won this award, it's really something that Paxton has risen to the top to win it", said West Hancock coach Reno Pinkston. Harmon was a finalist last year for the honor and garnered 9 votes.
Harmon has been a 3 year starter at West Hancock. As a junior, he was named to IBCA 4th team All-State team. During his career he has moved from forward to being a 6'4" point guard. "It's tough to guard a guy like Paxton who can shoot and handle the ball at his size. He creates matchup problems," said Pinkston.
Pinkston continued, "Paxton never forgets who his teammates are, and how important they are to the team. Everyone has a role, and he fills his. He's a hard working player and he is as proud of his teammates as they are of him."
Paxton Harmon is the son of Bob and Donna Harmon of Warsaw. Speaking about her son, Mrs. Harmon echoed the sentiment. "Paxton grew up with 5 siblings that made him work hard. We are so proud of his accomplishments and his humility. We've always taught him to work hard and that success would follow. It's wonderful to have that recognized. I can't even believe he got that many votes."
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Asymptote Journal just posted their April 2011 fiction section featuring four interesting works in translation.
I first found out about this, because they included an excerpt from Ingrid Winterbach's The Book of Happenstance, which we're bringing out in June. The excerpt is fantastic, naturally, but the care and design that's gone into this web feature is equally impressive. In addition to the excerpt itself, the righthand column contains a number of cool extras, including a link to read the piece in the original Afrikaans, or to hear Ingrid read it in Afrikaans. There's also a note from the translators (Ingrid and Dick Winterbach). Obsessed with translation issues as I am, I think their comments are really interesting:
An important motif in the novel The Book of Happenstance is the loss of words in Afrikaans – the countless words that have fallen into disuse for a variety of reasons. The protagonist is a lexicographer, who collaborates with an etymologist in cataloguing these obsolete words. The novel accordingly foregrounds language: it focuses on unusual words, word play, the etymology of words, free association. This foregrounding of language poses very specific difficulties for the translator. It requires an attention to language akin to that needed for the translation of poetry.
These disused words occur frequently in the text (sometimes running for paragraphs on end). What is interesting for an Afrikaans reader, however – familiar with the current status of a word – could very well be wearisome to the foreign language reader, unnecessarily and frustratingly slowing down the narrative. The challenge was to retain as many of the words as possible – but still make them as captivating as possible for the foreign reader.
Also included in this issue of Asymptote:
An excerpt from Imre Kertesz's Fiasco which is translated by Tim Wilkinson and has a very striking opening:Your manuscript has been assessed by our firm's readers. On the basis of their unanimous opinion we are unable to undertake publication of your novel.
We consider that your way of giving artistic expression to the material of your experiences does not come off, whereas the subject itself is horrific and shocking. The fact that it nevertheless fails to become a shattering experience for the reader hinges primarily to the main protagonist's, to put it mildly, odd reactions. While we find it understandable that the adolescent main protagonist does not immediately grasp what is happening around him (the call-up for forced labour, compulsory wearing of the yellow star, etc.), we think it inexplicable why, on arrival at the concentration camp, he sees the bald-shaven prisoners as "suspect." More passages in bad taste follow: "Their faces did not exactly inspire confidence either: jug ears, prominent noses, sunken, beady eyes with a crafty gleam. Quite like Jews in every respect."
It is also incredible that the spectacle of the crematoria arouses in him feelings of "a sense of a certain joke, a kind of student jape," as he knows he is in an extermination camp and his being a Jew is sufficient reason for him to be killed. His behaviour, his gauche comments repel and offend the reader, who can only be annoyed on reading the novel's ending, since the behaviour the main protagonist has displayed hitherto, his lack of compassion, gives him no ground to dispense moral judgements, call others to account (e.g. the reproaches he makes to the Jewish family living in the same building). We must also say something about the style. For the most part your sentences are clumsy, couched in a tortuous form, and sadly there are all too many phrases like "…on the whole…," "naturally enough," and "besides which …"
We are therefore returning the manuscript to you. Regards.
There's also a section of Liu Zhenyun's Cell Phone, which is described by translator Howard Goldblatt:
Cell Phone began as a joint project between Liu Zhenyun, one of the country's most respected novelists, and Feng Xiaogang, creator of the cinematic blockbuster and China's most successful director of mainstream films. The co-written script for the movie spawned the novel, both of which appeared at the end of 2003. While observing friends at a party kept busy answering cell phones, Liu noted the camouflage and pretenses employed in many of the conversations, which seemed to hold deep secrets, and he sensed that these instruments of ubiquitous communication could be a double-edged sword, capable of linking practical utility to moral expedience. That is the core issue of Liu's novel, whose light-hearted, often comical tone lays a thin veil over the author's evocation of the cost of technology's incursion into urban life and the concomitant loss of privacy, already in short supply in Chinese society.
Finally, there's also a piece from Torgny Lindgren's The Tree and a special feature from translators Erika Sigvardsdotter and Bradley L. Garrett on Lindgren's work:
The insular village surrounded by oceans of billowing needle trees is one of the recurring themes in Lindgren's writing. In The Tree, this conceptual image is crucial. Isolated in time and space, the village comes to stand for the paradoxical pairing of insular, uncultivated narrow-mindedness and refined, perfected, material and social culture where everyone and everything knows its place and function. It is a seemingly eternal place, of great beauty and cultural depth, yet always on the brink of annihilation.
Asymptote is quickly establishing itself as one of the most interesting—and best designed—translation websites out there. Keep up the good (and beautiful!) work.
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The recent reissuing of several of Stig Dagerman's novels by University of Minnesota Press has rekindled interest in his works, which have until now been little-known outside Sweden. Just twenty-four when he wrote A Burnt Child (here newly translated by. . .
Paul Klee's Boat, Anzhelina Polonskaya's newest bilingual collection of poems available in English, is an emotional journey through the bleakest seasons of the human soul, translated with great nuance by Andrew Wachtel. A former professional ice dancer(!), Polonskaya left the. . .
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Depression and anxiety: Exercise eases symptoms
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Depression symptoms often improve with exercise. Here are some realistic tips to help you get started and stay motivated.
By Mayo Clinic staffWhen you have anxiety or depression, exercise often seems like the last thing you want to do. But once you get motivated, exercise can make a big difference.
Exercise helps prevent and improve a number of health problems, including high blood pressure, diabetes and arthritis. Research on anxiety, depression and exercise shows that the psychological and physical benefits of exercise can also help reduce anxiety and improve mood.
The links between anxiety, depression and exercise aren't entirely clear — but working out can definitely help you relax and make you feel better. Exercise may also help keep anxiety and depression from coming back once you're feeling better.
How does exercise help depression and anxiety?
Exercise probably helps ease depression in a number of ways, which may include:
- Releasing feel-good brain chemicals that may ease depression (neurotransmitters and endorphins)
- Reducing immune system chemicals that can worsen depression
- Increasing body temperature, which may have calming effects
Exercise has many psychological and emotional benefits too. It can help you:
- Gain confidence. Meeting exercise goals or challenges, even small ones, can boost your self-confidence. Getting in shape can also make you feel better about your appearance.
- Take your mind off worries. Exercise is a distraction that can get you away from the cycle of negative thoughts that feed anxiety and depression.
- Get more social interaction. Exercise may give you the chance to meet or socialize with others. Just exchanging a friendly smile or greeting as you walk around your neighborhood can help your mood.
- Cope in a healthy way. Doing something positive to manage anxiety or depression is a healthy coping strategy. Trying to feel better by drinking alcohol, dwelling on how badly you feel, or hoping anxiety or depression will go away on its own can lead to worsening symptoms.
What kind of exercise is best?
The word "exercise" may make you think of running laps around the gym. But exercise includes a wide range of activities that boost your activity level to help you feel better. Certainly running, lifting weights, playing basketball and other fitness activities that get your heart pumping can help. But so can gardening, washing your car, or strolling around the block and other less intense activities. Anything that gets you off the couch and moving is exercise that can help improve your mood.
You don't have to do all your exercise at once either. Broaden how you think of exercise and find ways to fit activity into your routine. Add small amounts of physical activity throughout your day. For example, take the stairs instead of the elevator. Park a little farther away from your work to fit in a short walk. Or, if you live close to your job, consider biking to work.
How much is enough?
Doing 30 minutes or more of exercise a day for three to five days a week can significantly improve depression symptoms. But smaller amounts of activity — as little as 10 to 15 minutes at a time — can make a difference. It may take less time exercising to improve your mood when you do more-vigorous activities, such as running or bicycling.
The mental health benefits of exercise may last only if you stick with it over the long term — another good reason to focus on finding activities you enjoy.
How do I get started — and stay motivated?
Starting and sticking with an exercise routine can be a challenge. Here are some steps that can help. Check with your doctor before starting a new exercise program to make sure it's safe for you.
- Identify what you enjoy doing. Figure out what type of physical activities you're most likely to do, and think about when and how you'd be most likely to follow through. For instance, would you be more likely to do some gardening in the evening or go for a jog in the pre-dawn hours? Go for a bike ride or play basketball with your children after school? Do what you enjoy to help you stick with it.
- Get your mental health provider's support. Talk to your doctor or other mental health provider for guidance and support. Discuss concerns about an exercise program and how it fits into your overall treatment plan.
- Set reasonable goals. Your mission doesn't have to be walking for an hour five days a week. Think realistically about what you may be able to do. Tailor your plan to your own needs and abilities rather than trying to meet unrealistic guidelines that you're unlikely to meet.
- Don't think of exercise as a chore. If exercise is just another "should" in your life that you don't think you're living up to, you'll associate it with failure. Rather, look at your exercise schedule the same way you look at your therapy sessions or medication — as one of the tools to help you get better.
- Address your barriers. Figure out what's stopping you from exercising. If you feel self-conscious, for instance, you may want to exercise at home. If you stick to goals better with a partner, find a friend to work out with. If you don't have money to spend on exercise gear, do something that's virtually cost-free, such as walking. If you think about what's stopping you from exercising, you can probably find an alternative solution.
- Prepare for setbacks and obstacles. Give yourself credit for every step in the right direction, no matter how small. If you skip exercise one day, that doesn't mean you can't maintain an exercise routine and may as well quit. Just try again the next day.
Do I need to see my doctor?
Talk to your doctor to make sure you know which activities, how much exercise and what intensity level is OK for you. Your doctor will consider any medications you take and health conditions you have. He or she may also have some good advice about getting started and staying motivated.
If you exercise regularly but anxiety or depression symptoms still interfere with your daily living, see your doctor or other mental health provider. Exercise is a great way to ease symptoms of anxiety or depression, but it isn't a substitute for psychotherapy or medications.
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- Lowry CA, et al. That warm fuzzy feeling: Brain serotonergic neurons and the regulation of emotion. Journal of Psychopharmacology. 2009;23:392.
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"On television it matters less that (the candidate) does not have ideas," wrote McGinniss. "He need not be statesman nor crusader; he must only show up on time. ... The TV candidate, then, is measured not against his predecessors -- not against a standard of performance established by two centuries of democracy -- but against Mike Douglas. How well does he handle himself? Does he mumble, does he twitch, does he make me laugh? Do I feel warm inside?"
In modern parlance, that translates as, "Would I have a beer with this guy?"
That shallowness still troubles some observers -- even admen.
"We're suffering from genericide," says Joey Reiman, who's worked with such companies as Delta Airlines, McDonald's and Procter & Gamble.
Not that Reiman is surprised: The higher the office, he points out, the more basic the appeal tends to be, so "as you're moving up to the presidency, the lowest common denominator are generic people." In that respect, perhaps it makes sense for campaigns to retreat behind blurry colors.
Still, there are signs that -- maybe -- our lizard-brained psychology and ethnic tribalism are giving way to a willingness by individuals to go in new directions. If demographics are destiny, they're also remarkably flexible when it comes to party identification. In a recent New York Times essay, historical novelist Kevin Baker observed that cities such as Chicago, Philadelphia and Detroit were once Republican bastions. It wasn't until recent decades - marked by white flight and gentrification - that urban areas have become reliably Democratic. Conversely, the once solidly Democratic South is now the most dependable Republican voting bloc -- though that could change thanks to rising numbers of Hispanics.
Both parties may need to get beyond their optics and actually address the issues.
"You saw it with the last census -- so many people view themselves as biracial, or they don't identify through a racial lens," says consultant Hanauer. She points to her 15-year-old son. "(He) doesn't look at people from an ethnicity perspective, or a sexual-orientation one. He just looks at the character of the person. (That's) really what we're going to see politics of the future look like."
A cynic might say, "Yeah, right." After all, isn't the whole point of optics that we're captive to our shallowest impulses?
But Reiman, the adman, certainly hopes change is afoot. Candidates do best and inspire most when they tap into a larger purpose, he believes, and thus far what we've seen in 2012 is shallow and small-bore.
"We're here for a greater meaning," he says. "Meaning in business makes money, and in politics it wins elections. What's happened in the political campaigns is we're avoiding doing great good because we want to avoid looking bad."


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British Vogue has gone severely downhill in the last 10 years. It's meant to be a fashion magazine so why do they insist on having a actress/singer on the cover of every issue OR a VERY well known model?!It used to be known for pushing boundaries and CREATING trends. Now all they do is bump into the hypothetical boundary and running along-side a trend.
START PUTTING MODELS ON THE FRONT INSTEAD OF WASHED UP STARS AND CELEBRITIES WHO THINK THEY'RE DESIGNERS (yes Victoria Beckham, Sarah Jessica Parker, CHERYL COLE!!!!!! et al.)
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In a world where many Clients require the Architect to take full contractual responsibility on projects (therefore requiring the Architect to appoint a team of Engineers and Specialists and take responsibility for the delivery of that team), I have witnessed demand for what I do increase. That is supporting Architects with the added management responsibilities and contractual burdens that come with this demanding role and responsibility.
Over the past 10 years, I have been fortunate to have worked with some of the best and biggest Architectural firms in the world, leading world-class design teams on world-class international projects. However, no matter how big or small the practice or project, knowing where you are in the design process and identifying where your problems lie is absolutely fundamental to achieving a successful outcome, and in that, the monitoring of the design is key.
Monitoring Design – not a Gantt chart please….
The process of design is very different to that of building it. Design progress can not be plotted in a linear pattern, nor should it be measured by the number of intermediate drawings and reports submitted. In short, it is activity related as opposed to time related. The days have passed where architecture, structure and services work independently to one another and design progress is simply a case of counting drawings.
Architects are also very visual individuals. Having to decipher a bar chart to determine design progress is not something that designers want to be doing. It is because of this, where we found it a constant challenge to be able to schedule and monitor design team activities and progress accurately and meaningfully, that the 'Design Web' innovation was born.
Breaking the mould….
The idea behind the 'Design Web' aimed to revolutionise the way Architects monitor and report design effort and progress by using a method that was easy to understand and implement. So back in 2006, a colleague and I won the Davis Langdon award for innovation for the 'Design Web'. Our reward was a substantial amount of air miles, for which I used my allocation to take my girlfriend at the time (and now wife – linked somehow?), business class to South Africa where we enjoyed a fantastic holiday and safari. Anyway, i digress….
So what is a Design Web?
A 'Design Web' is a very simple idea, using fairly simple techniques, but just used in a way which really adds benefits to our Clients. In essence, it is a very visual tool which allows us to take a snapshot of the entire design at any time in the project life-cycle – which is particularly useful when trying to articulate progress to the architect's clients. It is something which is used to ensure that all the various pieces of the design jigsaw are being progressed and if not, instantly see where the problems or blockages lie.
The 'Design Web' captures design tasks necessary in any given period and is processed and weighted accordingly to present it in simple graphical and visual form at which can be easily understood by all. A picture tells a thousand words….
The 'Design Webs' are used by design teams to assess progress and target effort and resources in the right areas to produce a fully integrated and coordinated design. It enables everyone to clearly see where problems lie and where the team is progressing well. They work on the basis that the web represents the design phase. Work begins in the centre of the web, and progress then 'grows' from the centre towards the outer edge which represents 100% completion.
The end of the Gantt Chart…?
Of course not. There is always a need to plot the design stages and key milestones in a linear way in a bar chart form. Everyone needs some form of plan of how to get to the end goal with time in mind. However, thinking that you can plot design on one of these charts to then draw a line down it to reflect the current progress just does not work and is totally inaccurate.
My advice, keep the Gantt charts detailed enough to be useful by plotting key milestone dates, key decision dates etc, but don't use them to try to gauge design progress unless you want your Architect to put the design programme straight into the drawer and never looked at again.


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once i find the energy to take a shower i might reflect on what a fantastic day it has been.
Heh, it took me a while to drag my butt into the shower, too...though I did agree to let DH go first, since he agreed to go get a few groceries and a pizza.
That ride home sounded brutal. I don't think I could do 44 miles + hike without something to eat, either.
Personally I find them easier do and easier to train for than a marathon. Besides base miles and long rides, the key is hydration and nutrition. Stay ahead on both, ride sensibly and you have a good time. Oh, and take it easy on the hills. If you bonk it's a long, long ride home.
Luckily I'm fairly strong on hills, though Sunday we did a HILLY 40 miler and by the last 5-6 miles I was TOAST. I'm hoping to do a full century sometime before June ends. That would be a unofficial sort of ride. There is a big one in mid-July. I think that's fairly flat.
I love hills and normally attack them on any other ride. I'll build my ride around a good hill or two. Here in eastern MA they have a century for hill lovers. When I did this one I charged up the big hill (Mt. Wachusett) and paid the price about 30 miles later. Still, no regrets.
Yikes! I think I'd be content to do a half century on that terrain!
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On the board I have the black wires for the servo cables facing the outside on both connections to the board and have triple checked all other things I can in the wiki and still every time the servos are glitching. I also just tried briefly with the 2.6 code and still having the problem. My ESC did not come with a torrid on there could this be what is adding the issues? Also the other thing I have noticed is that once the ardu board is on anything other than manual the servos do not seem to have as much throw in them. I have tried to do the airframe test as I have seen that it has you test the radio and
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f D O t PUB U 8 « k " U ! C ft J ' '•" - n. & F t. ••-. " Island Trees Serving Bethpage Plainview - Island Trees - Plainedge - Seaford Vol. 6 No. 41 Thursday, August 17, 1972 ne Old Bethpage Bethpage School Board Report By Mary McCutcheor. and Lorraine Carley Thirty taxpayers attended a special meeting of the Bethpage Board of Education on Monday night, August 14, 1972. All Board members were present except Mr. LoFaso. Shortly before the end of the meeting, a motion was made by Mrs. Regan and seconded by Mr: Miklas. to make the Pine Avenue and Kramer Lane Schools', one complex, with one principal and one assistant principal. The motion was approved by a vote of • 4^-a~HWTs:^gatC W T MTClas? Mr. Gorman and Mr. Slavin voting aye; and Mr. Iannello and Mr. Cotton voting- nay. It was stated that Dr. Rockhill, Principal, would be in the Kramer Lane School and Miss Clancy, Assistant Principal, in the Pine Avenue School. Mr. Iannello commented that . . . Pine and Kramer Schools should 5e two separate schools with a principal in each school and no naming of principals A tnvpaver from the principalship of Central Blvd. School and Dr. Richmond to the Assistant Principalship of Central Blvd. School. Mr. Pitts, former Principal of Central Blvd., has not been reassigned at this time. Proceeding the agenda, several information items were discussed. Mr. Slavin presented a letter regarding a School Board Korum to be held on October 18, 1972 at Hofstra University. All Board^ "lerestcd in attending are to contact the Superintendent's secretary for reservations. Mr. Slavin asked the Superintendent to check on the summer driver education program to see if -some* of the students' were driving without learners permits. The Board held for study, a summer school report from Mr. Melone which imiit'ntmi, that no summer school classes exceeded twenty students, however, the teachers Dr. Larson presented the following items for Board action: Coaching Appointments for Boys Sports - approved by vote of 6-0; Cirls Coaching - extra-Curricular Activities - approved by vote of 4- 2. Several Board members questioned the assignment of one coach to three and four coaching assignments, referring to Board policy which limits the number of eo-curricular activities to two. Mr. Gorman and Mr. Iannello .0ieJ&^rj^.J8dio-^aj^w4i^.«4«^ eurricular activities program, to determine how coaches are selected, the number of participants, etc. The Board approved a new activities for girls, J.V. Kick Line, by a vote of 5-i; The Board approved the appointments of Department Chairman in the Senior high school for the 1972-73 school year -bv.a, vote of 5-1. Two department chairman positions, director of girls physical education and want two cluesarze rcducetrttr'^eading, were^tabled by a vote oT the Kramer Lane area said that ... Kramer Lane is running like a mini junior high and there will be more children now because of the Bloomingdale students attending the school ... the school is more difficult to handle because of 4th. 5th and 6th grade students irTone-building. Mr. Slavin replied thai' •-.... it would be no more difficult than the junior high at age levels of 7th and Bth graders .... Another parent questioned the Board.... is this the first time you brought up turning the schools into one complex? This Board looks into everything and utilizes committees . . . I'm under the impression you didn't think it necessary to look" into this situation. The taxpayer continued . . . first Dr. Hockhill is oriented from K-6, then reoriented to K-3 and now she must readjust to I too students from K-6 again. . . . Mrs. Began asked. ... are you saying Dr.- Kockhill is not capable? She also remarked that many hours have gone into this decision. Mr. Blau is to be reassigned to fifteen per class. The Board approved unanimously the following citizens to serve on the Bloomingdale citizens Advisory Committee: Haas, Galenek, Stephanie, Martinez, Geniger, Sambetto. Kaling, Babbe. Varley; Tago". "Grimaldi, Van-baum. O'Leary, Lange. Hilton. Forbes. Lacoscio. LaPlotka. Krol, Bergeron. Mr. Iannello and Mr. Slavin will act as co-chairman of the commij^ee, the first meeting to be held on Thursday, August 24, 1972 at 8 P.M. in the Board Room. It was noted that no husband and wife may serve on the same committee. Mr. Slavin reported that in response to a proposal by the school board negotiator, Mr. Murphy, President of' the Bethpage Teachers Association, slated he would consider the., proposal in 1975 and that in any event he would rather have the Board spend the $29,000 to $30,000 so that they would be voted out of office. •4-1 with 1 abstaining. Area Coordinators for the junior high school were approved 5-1. Co-curriculum Advisorships were approved except for the. Civics Club under the advisorship of Mr. Agostini. Mrs. Regan stated that ... the Civics Club started with many participants through the years ahdended with very few ... Also approved were the Ecology Club, Bridge Club and held for executive session was the Political Activities Club. The Board approved by a vote of 6-0, to award the bid for the fire alarm hook-up to the Signal Corporation for a total amount of $27,093. (Part of the bid was awarded from the 1971-72 budget with the additional amount approved on a referendum held on August 8, 1972) The Board also approved unanimously, the Vandanism Alarm System in the amount of $23,200 to the Long Island Systems Co. Bids were awarded on fresh meats, for September and October, and on canned foods. Mr. (Continued on Page 8) Roncallo: State Plan Neglects Mass Transit Nassau County Comptroller Angelo I). Roncallo attacked the New York State Department of Transportation's twenty-year Master Plan last week as totally inadequate for the long-range transportation needs of New York State. In a statement presented at the public hearing held by the Department of Transportation at Mineola High School, he called the Plan "patently inadequate" in its present form in that it fails to offer .u comprehensive prospectus lor the future Iran-" sportution needs of New York Stale in n©»icral.-ctmi Nassau and Suffolk Counties in particular 'The Plan talks, with a monotonous tedium, of virtually one thing, highway construction, with only a perfunctory nod in the direction of expanding mass transportation f a c i l i t i e s ," Roncallo said. He argued that mass transportation, which is so much neglected in the proposed plan, is more significant to the transportation needs of Nassau and Suffolk Counties than continued spending on highway construction. He called lor a rational combination of mass transit with some highway improvement to solve the tomplexiU«fc. »fc Long Island's transportation crises. Roncallo also opposed the inclusion in the Plan of the proposed Oyster Bay - Rye Bridge, and detailed the many object ions previously raised at an earlier hearing on this project. Roncallo offered eight specific proposals lor consideration in revising the Transportation .Master Plani ranging from support for Nassau County's purchase of bus lines to the construction of a rail-road bridge from Connecticut to Suffolk County. "We cannot violate the public trust.,,"Aipncallo said, "and it ifcivv Uw},,, public interest that Jhis, Master Plan must be rejected in its present form." 10c par copy Advisory Board Holds 2nd Meeting Aug. 28 The Planning Advisory Board will hold another informational meeting to discuss the proposals for the remaining unincorporated areas in the Town not already covered by the special studies, Board Chairman Dr. Lawrence Ravich announced today. Bethpage is such a community. The special meeting will be held on Monday, August 28, at 8 PM in the auditirium of the Bethpage Senior High School, Cherry and Stewart Avenues, Bethpage, through the courtesy of Board of Education President Herman Slavin, who offered the use of the school's^ 4«€ilitiey:^"'""","''"'-k'"^^'~"""~^'^"'"" . "^"~~ "This meeting has been called at the request of Councilman Salvatore R. Mosca and the local residents who expressed the concern that not enough time was allotted for a thorough discussion of the proposals for their community," Ravich said. "We are also making a concerted effort to make sure that all of these residents are aware of this meeting," he added. Ravich stressed that the plan, a prelimmai-y report of proposals by the -*visory Board and its cJiisultante. "Tttg pt public meetings is to give the citizens the opportunity to review these proposals and comment on them," Ravich said. "These comments, and suggestions provide a very valuable input of local knowledge and familiarity of the area in question for the guidance of the Planning Advisory Board in preparing its final recommendations for the Town Board. Ravich also urged those who cannot be present for the public hearing to tramsmit their comments and suggestions in writing to the Planning Advisory Board, Town Hall, Oyster Bay, N.Y., 11771. The Planning Board expects to have its final recommendations ready for '.submission to the Town Board sometime early in September. Following a detailed review, the Town Board will then conduct its own public hearings prior to the implementation of the Master Plan. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllltllllltmillllllWIIIIIIIIIIMIIIWMilWMIIIMIIIIMHIIIIIimiMtltllllUlllllltmHItHHIl ilh District Republican State Senate candidate Owen Johnson (left) of West Babylon reviews the written presentation he will send to members of the New York State Legislature advocating political rights for policemen, with Nassau Patrolmen's Benevolent Association President Daniel GreenwaM, and.Suffolk PBA President Thomas Dwen, (right) at a recent meeting. Johnson hopes to change state law to allow policemen full participation in partisan politics.
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From I-26, take exit 221B. Take a Right off the exit, you will be turning onto Meeting Street. Go straight through 2 lights. You will pass the Piggly Wiggly grocery store on your right. You will make the next available Right onto Spring Street. Once you pass Ashley Avenue (6-7 blocks down) we are the 12th house on the right. You can park out front in the passenger loading zone to check in and then pull your car around back to our private parking lot.
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Multiple Sclerosis, Cognitive Dysfunction, and Daily Living
Aaron Turner answers the question, "Why be concerned about cognitive dysfunction?" Cognitive function is very related both to activities of daily living and quality of life. For example, work status and work performance is particularly important to people in their younger years. A study published in 2001 looked at individuals with MS over a period of 10 years. Only 10% of the people who did not report cognitive impairment said they stopped or modified their work at ten year follow-up. In contrast, 70% of cognitively impaired individuals stated they had to stop or modify their work. Also, cognitive impairment impacts social functioning.


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The second annual singles disc golf tournmant will be held at the Watrous disc golf course in Brush on Saturday, July 21 where anyone with an interest in the sport is welcome to enter and participate.
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Play will begin at 8:00 a.m. at the 9-hole Watrous course, located just behind the Beaver Valley elementary school in Brush along Glacier Avenue.
The format includes two 18-hole rounds. The entry fee is $20 per individual and includes a t-shirt, lunch, the chance to win a prize trophy and a great deal of competitive fun.
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Washington (AP) - President Barack Obama says he'll sign the renewal of the Violence Against Women Act as soon as it hits his desk. House Republicans dropped their opposition and allowed the legislation to come up for a vote on Thursday. It passed with a minority of Republicans.
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Student interested in attending physical therapy school most often complete a exercise science or biology major, though there is no required major. Most physical therapy schools prefer students with a broad undergraduate education that includes a number of required and recommended courses. The pre-physical therapy program at Bethany includes:
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