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Steak House No. 316
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the best steak! my boyfriend and I have visited steak house no 16 after our experience in many times awarded steakhouse in western australia called char char bull. we considered char char as the best steakhouse we have tried till we ate steaks at no16. it was absolutely out of the planet. steaks, but also sides were just great. food was worth the prices. Too bad we live so far away in Autralia otherwise we would choose no16 for our special dinner times very often.
This restaurant has a quiet, intimate dining room and a bit livelier bar. Perfect for a romantic dinner for two or maybe a few friends. The steaks are cooked to perfection. The desserts (particularly the crème brulee) are amazing! And the service team is outstanding. This restaurant is one of the few remaining places where you don't just "get what you pay for", you get even more.
Always good. If noise is an issue, sit away from bar! We were only 2 but we appreciate they didn't stuff us into an uncomfortable 2-top.
As an avid steak fan, I have been to many of the best steak houses in the country and Steak House 316 is on my top 10 list. My Kobe filet was outstanding. My husband 8oz prime filet was wonderful as well. It was very flavorful, prepared perfectly and presented nicely in a cast iron skillet. As with most steak houses, everything is a la carte. The sides were big enough for 2 but not really anything special. We had the onion rings which were average. The truffled scallop potatoes were nice but a little dry. The creamed spinach was OK too but not as good as my favorite Five Crowns in Orange County. Overall, an outstanding steak. The ambiance is nice, private and cozy. Adults only, please :).
The food was amazing, a little pricey, but worth every penny! The lobster bisque was probably the least impressive part of the meal, but it was still very good. The truffled lobster mac n cheese and the bourbon bread pudding are absolute musts! It was our first time eating there and we will definitely be back again!
Food was prepared well, service staff was attentive. All the sauces were gluten free made for a great steak topper.
Steakhouse was really nice. From the outside you are not expecting it to be an elegant steakhouse but once you walk inside you see it! The service was great and the food was outstanding. WITHOUT a DOUBT order a steak. You do not need any of the sauces/butters to order with it. If you order one order just one per table, there is plenty! The steak was cooked perfectly without them having to ask me how i want it cooked. I would recommend this to anyone who is in aspen or going. I wish i lived closer so i could go more!
Steak was great and service was great. They only had male waiters (I would prefer a female) in the whole restaurant. Wine list was good but very pricey.
This was our first time to Aspen and we celebrated our 10th anniversary dinner at Steakhouse #316 and everything was perfect. We loved the atmosphere. The service was great and the food was incredible. Hopefully, we'll be able to get visit Aspen again and I definitely know we will be going to Steakhouse #316 for a dinner.
We were recommended steak house 316 from the staff at the hotel we were staying at in Aspen. What a great suggestion! My husband loves his steak and I wanted to make sure he was treated right. Steak house 316 delivered on the quality of steak and service that came with it. Our waiter was very nice and make great suggestions. The steak was perfectly seasoned, no need for any type of sauce! That's the way it should be.
We went to the Steak House for our 20th wedding anniversary and sat outside on the terrace. The plants surrounding the terrace made it feel private and yet we were close to the buzz of town. The food was well prepared and absolutely delicious. The service was excellent and we really enjoyed the experience. I think the Steak House is one of the best restaurants in town. My only complaint is that it's very expensive and side dishes don't come with the entree.
We were in Aspen for our 40th wedding anniversary. I saw this restaurant on OpenTable and decided to give it a try for this special occasion. What a good choice it turned out to be. All six of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The service was excellent and the prices were unbelievably low for what we expect in a top Aspen restaurant. I highly recommend Steakhouse 316 to anybody looking for a great place in Aspen. Like everywhere in Aspen, parking is a problem. If you are staying downtown, walk.
Had a great meal with superb service. Loud music and diners next door somewhat marred the experience.
Stupendous!! My family and I recently visited Aspen and were very much looking forward to some amazing food. We were definitely not disappointed. The steaks were amazing, the sautéed mushrooms and thyme whipped potatoes were wonderful and the bread pudding with salted caramel sauce was heavenly. An absolute must in Aspen!
Located right in the heart of Aspen, Steak House No. 316 has delicious food and unique mixed drinks. The various cuts of meat are all cocked and served in skillets which gives them a crispy outer coating and a juicy center. I had a lamb chop special. The lamb was very tasty with none of the after taste that lamb sometimes possesses. My husband and daughter both had different cuts of steak which were tender and rich tasting. The side dishes were large enough to share. The bread was warm and homemade--whole grain and white. We were way too full for dessert although the ones we saw looked delicious. We ate outside which was very pleasant. Expect to spend a lot of money but it is worth every cent and after all you are in Aspen.
Awesome meal! We were on vacation for the week and dined out every night . This was the best meal and best service we had all week. Truly a great dining experience. We had our 2 boys with us (age 8 an 12) and they loved it as well. Porterhouse and filet were awesome, Bread pudding for dessert was TDF!! Huge piece and def enough for the four of us who all love dessert. Thanks for a great night in Aspen!!
Loved the restaurant. Classic New York City or Chicago steak house in the Rocky Mountains. Great food and ambience. Excellent service and cocktails. Server explained exactly how the steaks were prepared. Two of us had the "Chop of the Day": buffalo ribeye! I've never had buffalo so tender it literally could have been eaten with a cheap plastic spoon! Unbelievable!
I'd made reservations for 6:00. We arrived at 5:30 and apologized for being early. Apparently my attire wasn't quite up to snuff; my wife saw the hostess/sommelier roll her eyes. I thought my jeans, button-down short sleeved shirt and boots were, if not Aspen-stylish, at least adequate. Evidently not. Despite the arrogance, we had a great meal. The crab cakes were as good as any we've had. The 8-ounce filet with the cognac peppercorn demi and the 6-ounce lobster tail with the roasted wild mushrooms were both outstanding. Good wine list, too. The Ridge Zinfandel I chose was a terrific match for the peppery filet. With the exception of the greeting, the service was faultless. There's only one thing this place needs: a new sommelier.
We had a wonderful dinner - food was fabulous, service was terrific and the ambience simply the best. We look forward to going back!
The food was outstanding and the service was great too. Had the filet and it was the best steak I've ever had. The loaded twice baked potato was fantastic as well.
Our waiter was amazing, courteous, and really made our wedding anniversary special for us. The place was gorgeous, and the food was unbelievable. Literally the best steak I have ever eaten!
The Staff was so accommodating while my girlfriend was up they asked me what her favorite dessert was and made it for her and then comped it! I had the Best Filet of my life! and the Tuna steak was amazing as well! Without a doubt, I will be returning then next time i'm in town!
First time in Aspen and was delighted to eat at Steakhouse 316. The steak was one of the best ever! Wished they had the lobster Bisque soup that was on the menu. The asparagus and cheese cake was also excellent.
service and food 5* limited liquor choices beautiful people nursing drinks so no seats at the bar
Had a wonderful experience. Great food, service, and ambience. Although we were told it was pricey, we found it to be in line with most upper end steakhouse pricing.
Food was fabulous! Steaks were perfection. Creamed spinach to die for. The most amazing truffled Mac and cheese and desserts were silly big! The bread pudding looked like half a loaf of bread! Delicious. Bring your wallet!
We recently returned from a trip to NYC. We dined at two iconic New York City restaurants: Jean Georges and Keen's Chophouse. I had steak at both restaurants and neither compared to the New York Strip I had at Steak House 316! This is no exaggeration! Not only was the food better, but the service and ambience were superior as well. We really are spoiled here in Aspen! While expensive, our dinner at S.H.316 was a bargain compared to the restaurants we visited in NYC. Enjoyed the new artwork. Love this restaurant! I've heard Steak House 316 described as a "New York City Steakhouse in the Mountains". I don't agree with that depiction; 316 is an awsome Mountain Steak House in Aspen, Colorado.


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Classic cars lined the streets of the Californian city of Tulare this month, as part of the Tower Classic Car Show, an annual celebration of all things automotive.
Over 150 vehicles are estimated to have taken part, with hundreds more locals from across the local area coming down to get involved in the fun and see the well-preserved cars up close.
Participant, Frank Furtaw, told the Visalia Times-Delta about his 1962 Dodge Dart Seneca (not the model pictured above, which is the 1960), which he has been taking to shows for over ten years, after having restored it with his son.
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Jazz hands - how to run a Skype meeting
One of the difficult things about working on Skype or Google Hangout is that it strips us of the social cues that normally oil the wheels of good conversation, that little lean forward, opening of the mouth, intake of breath before someone interjects. (If these social cues don't mean anything to you then you are either spending way too much time online, or bereft of social skills. Either way stop reading this and go and talk to someone immediately)
One of the things we've been exploring at Nominet Trust is how do you replicate a natural flow of conversion when working on video conferencing that just isn't subtle enough to pick up on these?
A 1-1 call is less of a problem. But when you have a group talking online, or 1 person online and the rest physically in a room, the flow of conversation can be really challenged. I am sure you've been there in a meeting where the whole flow of the debate stops so you can 'check in' with the person on Skype to be sure they are hearing everything.
We've got a few solutions to these problems:
Unlikely as it may fist appear, a particularly effective answer involves the ancient art of jazz hands.
Stick with me.
Direct democracy - something that's gained popularity among many social movements, most recently the Occupy Movement - is a really useful way of visually getting a sense of what is happening in a room and ensuring everyone's voice is heard. Other than being good for mass protest meetings and occupying stock exchanges, it also translates very well to video conferencing.
At its heart is a system of hand signals to show how you are feeling. 'Twinkling fingers' or 'Jazz hands' means you agree with what is being said for example. Raising a hand means you have something to say.
While you may feel like an idiot the first time you unleash your jazz hands to show agreement with what someone is saying, it's actually an incredibly valuable way to signpost how people are feeling without collisions over the sound in a call. Try it once and I guarantee you will find yourself effortlessly pick up the habit. Indeed so much so that it will you'll find yourself doing it in really inappropriate situations, like in the pub when someone says 'shall I grab some crisps'. The whole process itself is more fully explained on the image and couple of links below. But even if you just take on board the jazz hands to show agreement and giving a cue to say you have something to say, your group Skype and Hangout calls will go much easier, I assure you. It's worth saying that in a bigger group you will need someone to take the facilitator role to ensure that people are being given equal voice, and help steer the conversation.
For those who are particularly used to working with chat windows and Skype simultaneously, the chat function can also serve as a place to use a text interpretation of this kind of hand signal. But in my experience this can often lead to a splitting on conversation between those speaking and those who are typing, the physical hand signals means everyone keeps focused on a single conversation.
Another solution that has been really effective is when you have one person joining a physical meeting by video conferencing and you don't feel comfortable introducing everyone to jazz hands (shame on you). Firstly, don't underestimate the value of a good table mic so they can hear everyone speaking. It makes for more natural conversation and ensures that people don't have to do their 'Skype voice' (which sounds like they are talking to their deaf nan). Secondly, its really handy to have a private chat window open between yourself and the person Skyping in. That way you can cue each other about when something isn't heard or when the Skype caller needs to interject.
Ultimately though, if we all took on hand signals system there would be no need for private chat windows, and all our video conferencing would be much more interesting and more inclusive. So I urge you, find your inner jazz hands and share them with the world!
Thanks for this Kieron - really useful. I wonder if it might be useful to have some videos on Youtube / Vimeo to explain such signs (if they don't exist already!)....
Jazz Hands - how to run a skype meeting
Hi Kieron,
Your post raises important points about how (hearing) people communicate on skype and managing video conferencing.
I was prompted after being shown it by @stevieflow (during a skype call) and immediately replied to him 'hang on one of the signs is err very rude in BSL!' And then told him! I was also confused by some of the others as the sign (if in BSL) had no relation to the word in English.
As a Deaf person we rely totally on visual clues in the skype video conversation with both Deaf and hearing people (if we miss or don't understand something that is where chat IM comes in as back up).
If other people in the video call are Deaf then we each take it in turns to respond and wait for the other person to finish. In many ways we do this naturally as that is one of the etiquette's of BSL (unless it's a heated conversation and we then sign 'sorry must interrupt' or 'stop') then agree who goes next or who every strongly puts their point across continues signing.
With BSL we are totally focused on this way of conversing something that never fully happens in my experience in the hearing world - you just jump in with your point and yes subtile body language signals of person moving forward to speak etc. comes into it however emphasis is on speech and the tone.
However ... the use of Jazz hands raises an important and fundamental issue about language and the use of signs.
BSL is a recognised language in the UK - it is a visual language (the first printed BSL dictionary took 20 years to produce). It has it's own structure, syntext and tense and so on. It is not a signed imitation of English but a widely rich cultural language in it's own right. There are 70,000 Deaf people in the UK who's first or main language is BSL. We are widely excluded from society particularly digitally by the nature of our deafness and lack of access online (that's another conversation to be had).
So ... if I (as a Deaf person) were to be presented in a skype video conference with hearing people suggesting they use the signs above I would be confused about their meaning as I would immediately interprete them differently in BSL. There is no way of getting away from that.
Some of the signs could also be seen as offensive. For example this can depend whether you are signing with the sign and location in the area in front of you (body, face area) Ages are signed by the nose area (1 year's old, 2 years old, 3 years old etc) yet the same signs '1', '2', '3' are signed in front of the body and mean numbers.
There are also regional signs in different places of the UK (even numbers can be signed differently) and signs will have different meanings as they do in other languages such as in French Sign Language, American Sign Language, Spanish Sign Language and so on. 'Where' in BSL means 'What' in ASL.
People move their hands when talking so signs may be that initial sign changes completely and has another meaning all together.
On the other side of the coin if in BSL I was to sign 'lazy' or 'holiday' (a Newcastle upon Tyne regional sign) when talking to a hearing person they would think I'd just 'fliped the bird' at them!
So here's Jazz sign and the BSL sign meanings:
Jazz sign: want to talk BSL: 'hang on', 'hold on', 'wait'
Jazz sign: direct response BSL: 'point', 'you'
Jazz Sign: clarify BSL: letter 'C' in the alphabet
Jazz Sign: point of order BSL: a 'triangle' or depending on how sign is positioned including if signed by the face has a number of sexual meanings and sexual slang interpretations!
Jazz Sign: agree BSL: 'stop' (as in 'stop what you are doing', 'stop talking'
Jazz Sign: don't agree BSL: 'down', 'fire', warm self by a fire'
Jazz: sign: block BSL: 'love', 'embrace','hug', 'cuddle'
I'm not wanting to stop signs being used to improve communication on skype conferencing between hearing people but bear in mind if you use them when on skype to me (or other Deaf people) I for one am going to be interpreting what you say differently.
Thanks, Alison aka @peskypeople | www.peskypeople.co.uk
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Thanks Alison this is really useful and important to know. I guess the hand signals I was talking about are just one of the things that's just evolved from using it in a different context. But as you rightly point out, language (whether sign or otherwise) never exists in a vacumn!
It makes me think that we're developing an ability to communicate using new mediums (like video conferencing) and in fact some existing languages - like BSL are very well adapted to doing it already. So if we're finding hand signal usefuls to assist in Skype calls then we should be drawing on the rich and existing language of BSL already!
Also though we need to build in time and understanding to get used to commuicating in new (digital) spaces. For example, checking in at the beginning of a Skype call as to the meaning of any non verbal language we use. As it happens I've gotten in the habit of of trying to build in some time at the start of a Skype meeting to let the tech go wrong for a bit (!) It strikes me that this is a great opportunity to touch base about non vernal language used as well.
Maybe we could get some suggestions of simple signs from BSL that people could use to help them in their Skype calls (e.g. I agree / disagree, I have a point, I'd like to add etc?)
Love it!
I'm a big fan of the 'jazz hands' approach to group discussions, and I will definitely be trying this out in future.
Great tip, Kieron!


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Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum and to psionics also. I discovered psionics 4 weeks ago after realising telekinesis was real, and I wanted to delve further, because who doesn't wanna be able to move shit with they're mind right? So I read articles on psipog, etc and I thought I better start with simple stuff; psiballs, EM - all that jazz. I practiced for 10 mins each day til I was able to make a psi ball, or at least I think I did... I felt magnetic pulsing, heat, and random magnetic oscillation type of thing which gained more "power" the longer I concentrated... GREAT!
So after making my first few psi balls, the "psi ball" feeling was CONSTANTLY in my hands, it wouldnt leave at all, it didn't really get annoying. After attempting to shell and program a psi ball to stay there and remain in place, the psi ball feeling wouldn't leave my hands when I let go of the supposed psi ball, my hands would keep pulsating as If I was holding one and there would be nothing there that I could feel.
So I figured, I'll just go ahead with the Psychokinesis and attempt to move the psi wheel, which I did so in an air draft free environment, mouth covered etc, and I had my hands by my sides just to be extra careful. I was able to make it shake alot after ... 2 days and move slightly to the right and left, but I have yet to make it spin a full 360. Anyway, during my PK sessions my hands would become PAAAAACKED with psi, and I figured - it must be emitting psi from my hands to move the wheel - so I attempted to put just my right hand around the wheel, to which it moved better.
I stopped shortly after because I was getting a strange sensation in the palm of my hand, it was like there was a small circle being pressed into my palm, and it felt like a sort of "wind" was in my palm. Basically, I knew then that my hand was "open" and was emitting psi, I could feel it, without a doubt. The next day I attempted to make a proper psi ball, my right hand that had been "opened" and shell it, and add heat. I set it down on a table and I THINK... definetly not sure, I could feel a heat in that area. So to be a bit more sure I made a psi ball in my right hand, and ran two fingers through it, and I felt a definite disruption against my palm. Did the same with my left hand, I didn't feel a disruption, a slight heat but thats normal body heat I think. However the same thing happens after letting go of the psi ball, I still have the sensation in my hands. Plus, now when I'm just going about my business, not doing psionics the psi in my right hand is alot more definitive and prominent than my left, normally they were equal but now I feel it ALOT more in my right.
So here are the questions...
Does this happen to you? I mean the constant feeling of psi in your hand, do you feel like psi is trapped in your hand or if its freely pouring out? What could this be? Do you actually think I made a psi ball?
I'd really appreciate it if you guys could help me out, and give me tips and pointers on EM and answer my questions as to what the hell this is... because its a hindrance, if I can't even make and program a simple psi ball >.<
Welcome to the site!
As for the psi ball and pendulum, nice job. As for the constant sensation of energy around your hands, you must have been able to sense the energy around your hands very quickly if you keep feeling psi no matter what you do. You understand the concepts very easily. Are you having any trouble with visualization at all? That is the key in Energy Manipulation and the like. This will help you learn to control your energy easier and will help you in programming your psi ball. I myself, have trouble with getting used to energy outside my hands but I have almost full ease with using my own energy. I can make a psi ball, but I do have trouble programming it. I never really happened to experience sudden heat when making the psi ball and attempting to add heat in it. I hoped I helped you with this.
Hmm, so I can sense psi? Could you explain this a little bit better please, its kinda hazy. As for visualization, I don't have problems, I can get psi to move from one hand to the other, yet there would still be psi in both, just one hand would be more concentrated.
Sometimes I randomly feel psi in my third eye too, and I can do this at will too, I think over time I'll be able to emit psi from my third eye and move the wheel... I can also feel it in my sternum, only if I visualize though, and from there on its very hard for me to "move" the psi around my body and feel it moving around. Theres been times where I would be able to get psi in my foot, or shin but It wouldn't be through visualizing the psi in my sternum floating around my body.
Well, I'm not sure if this is worth noting but, what the heck... In school today I attempted to make a one handed psi ball with my "opened" right hand, shell it and program it to singe my teachers neck. I programmed through visualization by the way. So I let it rip and, nothing... but 5 mins later when I was just stretching my hands (trying to put my fingers as far apart as possible) I noticed that my teacher had such a confused look on, and she had her hand by her neck and was like "Wtf?" It is probably a coincidence, and I'll take it as that because it really isnt that credible.
Just one more "story" lol... I managed to get extreme heat for around, 1 second in my hands, I was attempting to make a hot psi ball in my right (this was before I "opened" my right hand) and I did so through visualizing it as a small sun in my hands, emitting alot of heat... It didn't work for say... 1 minute until I just thought to myself "Imagine how hot the sun must be!" And then instantly there was SUCH a hot, burning sensation in both my hands, I shook them and basically ordered it to go away. Meh, I really don't think that the psi was outside of my hands, as It had not been "opened" yet, so to speak.
Care to elaborate? LOL... Thanks for the reply Sting, I appreciate it.
I have problems with my third eye in PK. I can't seem to feel any energy in my third eye at all. This is why I have trouble doing a simple PK technique such as pushing the end of a Pendulum or spinning a PSI Wheel. But I'm still looking around for assistance on it.
When you were making that PSI Ball to singe your teachers neck, you would have to literally feel power comming under your control, but when you stretched AND spreadded your fingers, the PSI Ball technically was still under your control although you might have not noticed. I'm unsure on how the PSI Ball actually singed, but try many things when messing with your PSI Ball. Like try to make one hot and make it light your stove or a campfire. This is just a mere thought though.
When you made extreme heat in your hands, were you outside or inside? Were you near any heat source such as a heater or fire? If not then thats some way to get a heat sensation going. I would highly reccomend having your hand "opened" before doing it again. That way its much safer to you since your using your energy outside of your hands. It seems you have the visualization down PAT. I've been trying to use electricity instead of fire. But thats just me. I don't have much success with it cause my visualization is completely horrible. 9_9 Also, do you happen to use your dominant hand for making PSI Balls, or do you use both? I feel more comfortable with my left, but I use both mainly.
I tried my best to elaborate on this. Also, it took me forever to get back to this message.
I would say ignore trying to get energy in a certain place when doing PK, just focus on moving it, and telling yourself your doing it with your mind, once you move it then start messing around with that. Thats just my opinion though.
As for the psi ball that supposedly singed my teachers neck, I'll dismiss it. I tried it again on my friends, teachers and they didn't act as if they had been singed by something... so I'll have to leave it to chance. When I had extreme heat in my hands, there was no other heat source apart from my body heat, and believe me it was definetly psi from inside my hands, I didnt experience it anywhere else. When I was starting out, electricity worked a treat, when you visualise first start by imagining a hell of alot of psi streaming from the earth, moon, sun, whatever - into your body, and circulating around for a few moments. Like a waterfall, that one helped me too. Then imagine it going into just your hands (I prefer both, but since my left isnt opened, for now I just use my right) and then in between your hands, creating a ball. Imagine that ball very vividly and try to imagine how it would sound and smell like if it were electricity. Oh and be calm :P. Do all that, and I think you'll have no problems visualising.
The other day I just made one with my opened right hand, and attempted to shell it. (no way I could know if that worked but anyway) So I felt it there, in my right hand, and I put it over a pan on my cooker which had a small hole in the lid and hot steam was coming out, and to my surprise my palm stayed ABSOLUTELY cool, no condensation whatsoever, but around my palm and fingers etc, was hot and red when I finally looked. So the psiball was blocking the heat, or absorbing it (it was a cold one btw). So I am now sure I made one with my right hand.
The temperature of my psi ball seems to depend on my body temperature, that day was cold and I could feel a very distinct wind in my right hand, as I described in my first post, but in my other hand, nothing, there was no wind around me. On other days when I'm warm, the psi is warm also... I need to know how to manipulate this and program my psi ball, and also to "open" my left hand that would be great.
very good post! keep up the good work.we need more good statements.
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[!--quoteo(post=6720:date=Jul 3 2008, 03:51 AM:name=Erick)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE (Erick @ Jul 3 2008, 03:51 AM) [a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=6720\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]ma name is Erick. im new to this, as well as this site. i recently did sum research on electrokinesis. this is sumthin i really wanna accomplish. if anybody has info on how to do it, or any techniques please let me kno. ALSO, as far as psiballs, i can create them almost instantly now.. my next obstacle is trynin to make it visible...... if ANYBODY knows how this can be done please contact me immediately, or if anybody can see their psiball, PLEASE contact me IMMEDIATELY.. thank you..lol
People already commented on the spelling and grammar, so I\'ll leave that...
First of all, I suggest reading into the terms that are used. Numbers posted a few links which I definitely advise you into reading. If for nothing else, it helps a lot and allows everyone to be on the same page.
A great site to learn from is
[a href=\"http://psipog.net/home.html\" target=\"_blank\"][url=http://psipog.net/home.html]http://psipog.net/home.html[/url][/a]
Check out their handbook, probably the very best for beginning.
From your post you make it clear that you are very enthusiastic to learn. That is a very important trait to have when learning something new, although you have to make sure that you are patient at the same time. All forms of Psionics takes a lot of time and practice. By asking for people to reply to you \'immediately\' seems unnecessary. People will reply when they are able to, and you shouldn\'t try to rush anything. For example, to make a psiball \'visible\' or to \'Flare\' it can take months, if not years, of hard dedicated practice.
As I said, take the time to read up on Psionics. on Psipog, and also check out the forums [a href=\"http://forums.vsociety.net/board/14.0\" target=\"_blank\"][url=http://forums.vsociety.net/board/14.0]http://forums.vsociety.net/board/1...
You do need to practice and train, but a large part is learning and understand exactly what it is that you\'re doing. Although there is still a lot of mystery around what exactly is going on, what we can decipher helps you understand what you\'re doing, and therefore helps to break mental blocks that are generally the biggest obstacle we must overcome.
Now, about electrokinesis. Although Psionics is much about \"doing it however you want\", I would highly suggest becoming more familiar with the \'basics\' before trying to go too deep. I just say this because the kinesis of elements is generally considered very hardcore. If you still want to try it, then go ahead. Just be aware that if you are having troubles, it may be simply because you are trying to progress too quickly, and you\'ll have to take a step back. Once again, personally I would suggest becoming very familiar with constructs, then learning to flare, before trying to master something like electrokinesis.
If you need help, that\'s what the forums are here for. A couple tips though.
1) Don\'t post on the forums as soon as you have a question. Make the effort to do the research, either on this forum, the other one that i posted, or Psipog.net
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For first baby baby shower gifts, I regularly give a small tool box/bag with tools (useful for assembling baby gear, opening battery compartments, etc) and lots of assorted batteries. Along with a note explaining why I'm giving the new mom to be hand tools and batteries.
And for a variety of occasions, most recently a wedding shower, I've given games packaged in a large plastic tote destined to become the "games box". The box isn't filled up with games, as that allows for the inclusion of the current games' library and/or expansion (it helps if I know what games the person/couple has or enjoys so that I can select a tote that will fit those game boxes.
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I am aware of the public petition being circulated on behalf of a veteran student whom UNC Pembroke denied in-state residency status last spring. First, let me put these residency decisions in context. On average, the UNCP Residency Appeals Committee considers fewer than a dozen petitions in an academic year, the vast majority of which are not military related. Even with such a small number, UNC Pembroke anguishes over all residency decisions, especially those concerning veterans. We pride ourselves on being a military-friendly institution, a designation we have earned for the past six years. Currently we serve more than 800 military personnel annually. We strive to provide services tailored to their needs, as illustrated by our Veteran Education and Transition Assistance Office (http://www.uncp.edu/veterans/), and, as part of our strategic plan, we are expanding our services by creating the Office of Military and Veterans Services.
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I am unable to comment specifically about Ms. Perez's case because the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act prohibits it. However, as a state institution, UNC Pembroke is required to evaluate residency petitions using a prescribed state process. The UNCP Residency Appeals Committee compares information provided by the student against North Carolina residency statutes. UNC Pembroke followed those procedures and, as reported in the press, determined Ms. Perez to be a non-resident. In keeping with policy, we advise all students, including Ms. Perez, that they may appeal our decision. As related in the press, Ms. Perez appealed to the State Residency Committee, which affirmed our decision as being consistent with current state law.
We are disappointed to read news reports of misleading statements attributed to Ms. Perez that tarnish UNC Pembroke's excellent reputation and relationship with our military. While I cannot speak to Ms. Perez's case specifically, I assure the public her case was handled professionally, deliberately and objectively.
We acknowledge that the determination of residency is a very complicated process that follows a set of rules prescribed by the State of North Carolina. It is our understanding that one of our sister institutions made a different determination regarding Ms. Perez's residency. Different decisions do occur because of changes in an individual's status and interpretations institutions make about information in the application. In part, this is why the state has an appeals process. As I pointed out before, Ms. Perez appealed UNCP's decision and the State Residency Committee confirmed UNC Pembroke's decision.
Ms. Perez's case has become an emotional issue for those who care about our military personnel. UNC Pembroke cares too. I fully understand the emotion, but ask for your understanding; UNC Pembroke must follow state statutes in determining residency. That being said, as a leader in the UNC System, I acknowledge both state and federal laws are complex and could be modified to better serve our veterans, military personnel and their families. I and my UNCP colleagues look forward to working with all groups to advocate and promote common sense changes to make higher education more accessible to military personnel. In the interim, UNC Pembroke will continue to provide excellent service and support to all of our students, including those who have served our country so bravely and well in the armed forces.
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Having successfully cleared the final of 14 fences aboard Sunshine Numbers, jockey Jody Petty took a peek back to check on the rest of the field in Saturday's 79th running of the $50,000 Carolina First Carolina Cup (Gr. III) Steeplechase.
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Do you plan on attending the St. Patrick's festivities Saturday in Tonganoxie?
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Jacque Admire ( in Tonganoxie) says...
I like seeing Tongie being festive and all dressed up for the occasion. Along with my family, I will be attending the parade, watching the Wild Women of the Frontier, snarfing up some corn beef and cabbage and listening to the pipes. I'm only Irish on St. Paddy's Day, and sometimes the weekends before and after. The rest of the time, I'm Scottish and both cultures regard pipes as heavenly. To me, it is also a celebration of spring's imminent arrival, and the green color carries that message, too.
Dennis Bixby ( in Tonganoxie) says...
I wish I could. Instead I will be teaching a wood-carving class at Woodcraft in Lenexa. I know a lot of people are excited about it and it is generally a great way to express pride in our community.
Lindsey Truesdell ( in Tonganoxie) says...
I don't have any St. Patrick's day festivities planned. When you're five foot tall with red hair you become pretty bitter towards anything leprechaun related.
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The English language owes a great debt to Shakespeare. He invented over 1700 of our common words by changing nouns into verbs, changing verbs into adjectives, connecting words never before used together, adding prefixes and suffixes, and devising words wholly original. Below is a list of a few of the words Shakespeare coined, hyperlinked to the play and scene from which it comes. When the word appears in multiple plays, the link will take you to the play in which it first appears.
How to cite this article: Mabillard, Amanda. Words Shakespeare Invented Shakespeare Online. 20 Aug. 2000. (date when you accessed the information) < http://www.shakespeare-online.com/biography/wordsinvented.html >.
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Definition of prefix in English
Pronunciation: /ˈpriːfɪks/
Translate prefix | into French | into German | into Italian | into Spanish [ with object]
mid 16th century (as a verb): from Old French prefixer, from Latin praefixus 'fixed in front', from the verb praefigere, from prae 'before' + figere 'to fix'. The noun is from modern Latin praefixum, neuter (used as a noun) of praefixus, and dates from the mid 17th century
Part of a word that comes before the base. Prefixes add to or alter the meaning of the base word in some way, as can be seen by the following examples.
base word | prefix | product |
market | super- | supermarket |
hyper- | hypermarket | |
interested | un- | uninterested |
dis- | disinterested |


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Okay, cool, Middenway.
I was afraid I might come across rather strict or snappy for a bit, but I felt I needed to speak my concerns, clearly enough, in that I would feel a future unbridled ongoing build-up of criticisms due to finding evermore seeming or possible inconsistencies sort of problematic.
Whereas I would also feel just suggesting any amount of whatever inconsistencies as being possibilities to being perfectly okay.
You assured me 'though, so thanks for that.
So break a leg with this "inconsistent hunt" of yours, o fearless friend!


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