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The Spiritual Bankruptcy of Yoga Teachers.
Yoga is missing from teaching yoga.
While training people to teach yoga, I began thinking about that elusive quality, genius, where any endeavor feels inspired and effortless.
For many years my colleagues Stacy Dockins, Debbie Williamson and I were involved in yoga teacher trainings large and small. These trainings helped thousands of people in many ways, but they fell short in a single area: teaching teachers to teach yoga. And isn't that the point of a teacher training, to learn to teach?
We finally confessed to each other what we didn't want to say out loud: We had been part of a pretty massive failure. Our methods resulted in almost zero genius. Instead, we had trained teachers to become frozen, scared and scripted.
Instead of yoga teachers we were producing teachers who were acting like yoga teachers, and pretty badly at that.
Some sounded like kindergarten teachers. They would lead the class as though their students were somehow mentally and physically inadequate, unable to sit or even lay down without their precise step-by-step instructions every time. Some copied every word and intonation of their own teachers. Some were so nervous that they couldn't look at their class. They appeared to be on life support.
Why was this happening? What was it about our methods that did not work?
We had created a learning environment that produced a persistent fear in the teachers. (I will share more of where this fear comes from in the next post.) And so, when talking to and coaching these teachers, we found that many were disappointed in their teaching experience.
Many had never inspired much of a following, and this led to a subtle kind of spiritual bankruptcy—a confirmation "I'm not good enough. I'm failing. Spiritually I'm depleted."
Some had gained a following but, unwilling to risk any changes, were not only stuck and uninspired, but exhausted from repeating their act.
Regardless of their following, these teachers knew they were not effective in the way they had dreamed they could be. Most of those we talked to knew something was wrong, especially in light of all that yoga practice had given them. How could this thing I love, yoga, turn into a job, a chore?
"How could I possibly dread teaching this?" they would finally ask.
We could have blamed Yoga Alliance for its out-of-balance certification standards. We could have blamed our own teachers, or the endless yoga schools who turn out thousands of petrified students every year. But we didn't.
Instead, we reinvented yoga teacher training with the priority of coaxing out the inherent genius in each teacher.
The three of us tossed out the standard-issue teacher training curriculum. We studied the fastest and longest lasting learning methods through all disciplines. And we studied spirituality and yoga to find clues on how to reliably attain that deeply-relaxed yet highly-alert state through which our highest teaching flows. We continue to study.
We ask, "What if you could practice yoga while actually standing and teaching it?"
Because this is what is missing. Yoga is missing from teaching yoga.
The majority of teachers were not practicing yoga while teaching it. Quite the opposite. They were practicing a whole range of other strategies, from pedantically protecting themselves from embarrassment, to subtle attempts to manipulate their class to like or love them. As such, they were teaching fear.
When my colleagues and I compared notes we realized, dimly at first, that genius resides in each of us. When fear is absent, we automatically experience genius. It rushes in. A Course in Miracles says, "A cloud does not put out the sun." We have seen genius rush in enough times now to be sure it is our natural state. My guess, it has been waiting since time began for these precious moments when we stop valuing fear.
We also recognize that we cannot teach it. Genius cannot be taught.
But we did discover how to create a practice-teaching environment where fear can safely be put aside and where people can discover genius in themselves. Where they can feel it and live in it long enough that it might not feel foreign any more.
We developed methods through which this elusive state might become more natural; the old way might become uncomfortable; this state of genius might even become a new way of living.
We train yoga teachers, but this journey belongs to everyone.
Our methods can benefit all teachers, performers, scientists, artists, anyone who communicates—everyone who wants access to the genius within.
The process is a little scary, because the first step is leaving the comfort of the known. It's always a movement from certainty to uncertainty, from known to unknown. From defensiveness to defenselessness. From what seems like safety to what appears dangerous.
As any student of yoga knows, it's well worth the risk.
Adapted from Philip Urso's forthcoming book
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28 Responses to "The Spiritual Bankruptcy of Yoga Teachers."
I am thankful I have yoga teachers who meet these expectations and more. I began practicing last year and Jean, Ken, and the gang at Jiva on Hilton Head Island, in SC, have not just taught me poses, but taught me YOGA. And I know I have a long road ahead of me, but they have made it enjoyable, enlightening, and what's more, I genuinely believe they get it. Now if they can get a 48-year old firefighter to love yoga, I think they have a unique gift. These are teachers that others can learn from.
I came to this article due to Karen fabian's discussion on FB. I disagree in some ways with you. I do nto believe that teaching yoga requires 'genius'. I believe that those who do NOT continue practicing after their 200 hours certification will become stuck or unchanging if they allow this.
I come from the field of public education; am a certified teacher with over 25 years of teachign experience and 7 plus college/university training- the masters and doctoral work in education- techniques, methods, learning styles, motivation, management etc.. etc.. I am often astounded how a 200 hour program portends to deliver to one that which I still study in my public education career. Hard work and open mind do NOT require genius. Yoga instruction is an ongoing field.. in any education.. some who are gifted with selves and workign wiht others will blossom, those who do nto know themselves or who work from a closed or damaged heart or soul will likely not flourish.
I think that the word "genius" is often misunderstood. It does not exclude continued education, hard work, perseverance… For example, in some languages "genius" does mean talent + perseverance.
I think that in Philip's article "genius" means "freedom of expressing one's potential." The training he talks about is designed to break down walls of self-imposed limitations and to empower the teacher to say "yes" to her/his own "genius."
well, I thought it meant high IQ or mentally adept. Per Websters it means 'fondness for social enjoyment.. or a person who influences another for good or bad".. .. it is nto until meaning #5.. " a strong marked capacity or aptitude"..
Thank you for increasing my vocabulary.
However I still think tha in his quote, " the genius resides in all of us.." he refers to a mental ability to reach others, use a lot of acquired information and knowledge in an appropriate manner.
I am also from public education, in my 28th year as a teacher. Teaching–whether it is classroom instruction or yoga instruction–is a craft, and a skill, and a practice. Every day is different, students are different, classes are different. It takes years of teaching to learn how to adjust on a moments notice, re-teach when unsuccessful, and communicate effectively. Though I am not a yoga teacher, I plan on becoming one. I can completely understand how students have fear after coming out of a 200 hour program, especially given that so many that I've observed are young, not all that experienced in yoga, and do not have experience in front of a class.
I'm glad that Philip is finally saying out loud what many people have been thinking….
There is more to it. Who are the yoga teachers? Yoga teachers grow from yoga students many of whom are worth off than the average American in terms of mental wellbeing, life satisfactions and etc. (Parks et al., 2011, unpublished data). Often people come to yoga after they hit the bottom. So, what happens when they start teaching? They stretch out a "helping hand" that is still trembling with fear to others. As a result, instead of helping their students to heal they amplify their "fear.
The greatest gift master teachers can give to new new teachers is FREEDOM. Freedom from fear is the ultimate freedom one can have…
Who are the yoga teachers? Yoga teachers grow from yoga students many of whom are worth off than the average American in terms of mental wellbeing, life satisfactions and etc. (Parks et al., 2011, unpublished data).
This scares me a little… let's not make assumptions … what is this study about?
Pretty sure I have yet to hit bottom
Yes, absolutely
To clarify, I mean that the study scares me. I take yoga classes from many in my area.. and none of them are lower in self worth or mental wellbeing than average people. They are clear and centered.
After learning yoga first at ashrams then later under my teacher in India, the one thing I remember saying to myself as I was teaching and operating my own Yoga school is just how much none of the programs or the courses teach you how to deal and work with real people. Not something from a text book, not the perfect student, but actually real, living people with physical problems, life stuff happening and many other things (re: personality, attitudes, etc).
Very early on I knew that it was a bit of a fallacy to even expect that from any program on the earth. And that's what makes teaching teaching! I later went on to get my masters of education, (and as aside I do not really feel that many teachers of yoga are necessarily that but just really great instructors. People who have been through teacher's college and/or worked with children know that the theory does not always fit the practical). Teaching is not just leading or orchestrating a class.
It is communication, exchange, dialogue and interaction.
Getting back on track to my point, however, teaching is a generosity; a giving of what you know to others and inspiring them to know for themselves.
The greatest thing a program can teach is to allow people to develop confidence and ethics in how they teach and to remain beginners themselves. But that alone is not enough, it also has to be why one is practicing yoga which is beyond body exercise, physical prowess or demonstrations.
I am not sure that such a program can ever exist because in the end it is each individual's responsibility to hone their craft.
As much as I learned from so many programs (I have 5 certificates, 3 degrees and many many trips to India to study and learn independently), I don't think you really learn until you start working and teaching the REAL student.
It is then and only then it starts to take on its own life and character and one learns truly about teaching.
The greatest thing a program can teach is to allow people to develop confidence and ethics in how they teach and to remain beginners themselves.
Exactly! What Philip is saying is that many TT programs are keeping teachers from finding this … unintentionally throwing up walls that block what each has to offer… her own "genius" (it's not special, we all have it). Once you remind teachers of their passion, and they see how powerful it is, inspiration flows effortlessly. Fearlessly. But yes, you've gotta practice (and I don't mean asana) to contribute in a meaningful way. Sometimes I think "practice" is as simple as being awake….
So I try teach yoga classes the same way … break down the barriers created by fear, judgment, insecurity, expectation, comparison, separation between student and teacher … so that students can start or advance this process for themselves.
It's that old tired saw "I am not your guru, you are…"
what is a REAL student? vs regular students? many programs have tiem for practice teaching.. is this considered a REAL experience? Some programs require that their teachers do a certain numer of hours of practice teaching outside their classes … do the students in this experience qualify as REAL students?
Let's pick on words and confuse the whole issue.
REAL is simply living, breathing people..people who come to yoga for a number of reasons that one cannot possibly count.
REAL is all the different combinations of people's anatomical difficulties or challenges (whatever word suits you best).
REAL are the people who could never have learned about from a program but by actually teaching people in community centers, hospitals and medicare programs. Also, rehab centers and nursing homes and seniors.
That is what I call REAL!
let's be clear with words which we use for discussion. By doing so people understand our meaning.
I am very interested in the topic and want to knwo what people mean and infer.
I am sorry you feel I am confusing the issue.. it sounds like you think I am being rude. That is unfortunate.
Glad to clarify things
This method of teaching has freed me from debilitating fear that I have carried with me ALL of my life. The methods that Live Love Teach use didn't create or reinforce my fears, but diminished them. All of the teacher training and certifications I have been through were relevant, potent, and necessary. I had to go through them in order to get to where I am now. Live Love Teach was like the finishing school of my yoga teaching journey, if you will. I was given permission to BE ME, to relax, and be in love with yoga while I was teaching yoga in real time. MY NUMBER ONE FEAR? To be myself in front of a bunch of people I don't know and share my experience, strength and hope with them. It doesn't matter if you are a brand new teacher, a veteran teacher, or even a practitioner curious and entertaining the thought of teaching. It doesn't matter how much or how little you think you know. Come as you are, and leave as YOU AMPLIFIED with the freedom to be YOU. Bravo Philip. I cannot wait for the book! ~ Sharon Marie
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I have done three different 200 hour teacher trainings, and I learned more about how to conduct a yoga class,and how to think about teaching yoga in one weekend workshop with LLT than in all 3 combined.I am comfortable and happy in front of a class now,and my students seem happy too.
i hear you. took a scripted– from beginning to end– class the other day, it was too cheesy to enjoy,her voice was completely changed from her regular speaking voice. the instructor has great potential, but she has a vision of what she wants to be, and wants to teach, and it had nothing to do with everyone else present. the YA ryt means nothing. so many great teachers do not have them, and just about every studio sells them– some great, but some just need the dough and extra instructors.
that said, I LOVE YOUR PODCASTS. with the exception of a couple instructors in my town, when i need motivation, i prefer to stay home and practice to your podcasts. i have been practicing and studying yoga for 18 years, and i have never enjoyed any studio class as much as your recordings. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
I am a Yogi and I have 15 years of experience in 200 hour in teacher training and I don't think that I am discomfort in front of class because you know "Practice makes the man perfect".
It sounds like "genius" in the Emersonian way, vaguely: finding one's potential and uniqueness. Yet that takes time and experience, not just a cool new kinda teacher training. This entry reads more like a plug for the book. Why buy one more person's claim to have the Real Yoga Training Deal Going On? I agree with the comment about most yoga teacher trainings not training teachers about how to actually communicate with people. Yet frankly, many teachers don't seem terribly interested in people — as in, really getting to know how students experience their own bodies and helping them with that. Many teachers really do seem to be in this to hear themselves talk, or "lead classes," or dispense "wisdom." They really do want to be the "sage on the stage." Fear can come from bad teacher training, yes, but it can also be insecurity underlying the narcissism underlying many teachers' approaches to yoga in general. I think you need to get real about that, too.
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I'm getting increasingly frustrated with people not seeing the forest for the trees on this issue. The real problem with teacher trainings is the lack of relationship. This teacher training included.
The real process of learning to teach comes over time through studying with a teacher — a teacher who knows you and with whom you have a relationship of trust. It's a long-term process. It is how I was trained, and it is how I train the teachers who work for me.
This cannot happen in a weekend workshop or series of immersions or a course that is only a few months long or by correspondence. It can't happen if the teacher doesn't know who the student is before they start their training, and it definitely doesn't happen if the teacher has no idea who the person is at the end of the training.


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Fishery Resources professor Ken Cain is one of this year's recipients of the President's Mid-Career Faculty Award.
This award, established in 2012, acknowledges faculty, usually during the early to middle stage of their career, who have demonstrated a commitment to outstanding scholarship, teaching and engagement.
Recipients of this award are considered to be among the University of Idaho's most gifted faculty members. They are selected because they serve as role models and a source of inspiration for students and because their scholarship or creative activities contribute to the intellectual development and lives of people in Idaho and globally.
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"Ken's award reaffirms CNR's commitment to using science to address natural resource management issues around the world," said College of Natural Resources Dean Kurt Pregitzer. "His research into reducing the impacts of disease on the aquaculture industry has had a global impact."
Cain has been a part of CNR since 1999. He is also associate director of U-Idaho's Aquaculture Research Institute, where his work on fish vaccines has won him national renown. Throughout his career he has worked with public and private sector fish hatcheries. While at U-Idaho, he has developed a strong research program focused on preventing, diagnosing and controlling fish disease through various methods.
"I tend to lean more towards taking basic research and doing something that's applied and practical," Cain said. "Aquaculture and hatchery programs just need more tools to use. They have a very limited set of things they can do. If disease happens it can be devastating – they can lose as much as 50% of the harvest in a year. It's a really big deal."
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YouŌĆÖd be brave to try and get between a microphone and a Democrat politician this morning┬Āfollowing the death of party founder Don Chipp yesterday in a Melbourne hospital.┬ĀThey're lining up to praise a man whose status as larrikin legend of Australian politics┬Āis far more secure than the future of the party he founded.
Democrats Senator Andrew Bartlett, who┬Āknew Chipp a little, has this generous┬Āobituary on his blog. Interestingly the PM, who is facing his own problems with party discipline, is┬Āmuch more circumspect in his comments, which are┬Āreported┬Āin this morning's┬ĀAge:
"Don Chipp was a very colorful figure in Australian politics," he told reporters in Adelaide. "To me, the most endearing thing about Don Chipp was, to the very end, he was passionate and committed to the causes in which he believed …┬ĀHe was a believer and whether you agreed with his beliefs or not is not really the point, he held them very passionately, he put them very strongly."
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He famously coined the expression, ŌĆ£To Keep the Bastards HonestŌĆØ when explaining why the new party was necessary. It was one of the most well known political slogans of the past 40 years but later Mr Chipp had come to believe that heŌĆÖd failed to deliver on the promise, saying he hadnŌĆÖt even defined who the bastards are. Soon after quitting politics he did define the ŌĆśreal bastards, saying they were the millions who reacted to a problem with another beer and a hateful "She'll be right, mate"; the shareholders who supported uranium mining because of the profits; the bankers who welcomed foreign takeovers because they were good for profits; the unions who encouraged forest destruction because it pleased their members; lawyers who opposed simplifying workers' compensation because that would threaten their holiday homes.┬Ā
And here's another little-known yarn┬Āthat might provide some┬Ābalance to┬Āthe larrikin hero cliche, about Chipp's changing attitude to censorship.
In 2004, Don Chipp told Andrew Denton that censorship is evil. ŌĆ£It's the beginning of the beginning of the big brother state,ŌĆØ he reckoned. But our Don wasnŌĆÖt always such a crusader for the right of the people to read what they choose. John Gorton made him minister for Customs & Excise in 1969┬Ā — the year the government declared Philip RothŌĆÖs PortnoyŌĆÖs Complaint a prohibited import.
The novelŌĆÖs Australian publisher was Penguin Books, led by feisty King Islander John Michie. He took the government on, ordering copies in deep secrecy from a local printer (unusual in those days when books from foreign authors arrived here by ship). Rather than store the books in PenguinŌĆÖs warehouse in Ringwood, just out of Melbourne, an obvious target for the Vice Squad, Michie organised a fleet of trucks to keep copies of the book on the move. Chipp was outraged, and the publisher often told how the minister, leaning across a desk, red-faced, shouted, ŌĆ£IŌĆÖll see you in jail for this Michie.ŌĆØ
And indeed Penguin and booksellers brave enough to put PortnoyŌĆÖs Complaint on sale were taken to court in NSW, Victoria, WA and Qld. Cabinet records from WA say:
The unsuccessful prosecution for the sale of the controversial book Portnoy's Complaint led the Minister of Police to recommend that Cabinet amend the Indecent Publications Act. The prosecution failed due to a phrase in Section 5 of the Act that stated, "nothing in this Act relates to any work of recognised literary merit". This was despite the Magistrate's view that the book was "patently and often nauseatingly obscene". Cabinet decided that a draft Bill should be prepared to provide that the censorship of films and publications and the relevant Acts be administered by the Chief Secretary.
The main case was in Victoria against Penguin. Patrick White in black coat and homburg, gave evidence for the defence. The prosecution put it to him that the frequent use of the words f-ck and c-nt might detract from a workŌĆÖs literary merit. Not at all said White, ŌĆ£they are the kind of words a man would say.ŌĆØ
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A few days after Senator Hillary Clinton released her plan to achieve universal health coverage, I interviewed her by telephone for this article. Following is a transcript of that conversation: When did you sit down and seriously start to think about a new health care plan? I've been committed to universal health care for fifteen years.
Senator Hillary Clinton released her plan to achieve universal health coverage
October 01, 2007
A few days after Senator Hillary Clinton released her plan to achieve universal health coverage, I interviewed her by telephone for this article. Following is a transcript of that conversation: When did you sit down and seriously start to think about a new health care plan? I've been committed to universal health care for fifteen years.
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September 17, 2007
Will she flinch? For months now, that's been the big question about Senator Hillary Clinton and health care. Nobody questioned her command of the issue or her interest in the subject. She'd proven all of that in 1993 and 1994, when she headed up her husband's health care task force and then became chief spokesperson for his ill-fated plan. But precisely because she "has the scars" from that experience, as she likes to say, many people wondered whether she'd be up for trying all over again.
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September 10, 2007
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DETROIT, Michigan Unless you are Abraham Lincoln and you're dedicating a Civil War memorial, it is virtually impossible to say something meaningful in three minutes. You can get through five or maybe six hundred words, which is the equivalent of two or three paragraphs, at best. And if you're appearing at a public event, you'll have to spend some of your time profusely thanking your hosts and flattering the audience. That leaves even less time to make an impression.
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The demographic characteristics, clinical features, course, and outcomes of severe H1N1 influenza infection requiring intensive care have not been defined rigorously and systematically. While the majority of patients in early reports of critically ill novel influenza A (H1N1) have respiratory involvement, up to 10-20% may present with non-respiratory organ failures, such as shock, seizures, or acute renal failure. The burden of disease and resource utilization of these patients remains largely unknown. The purpose of this surveillance registry is to characterize the demographics, clinical features, outcomes, and resource utilization of patients with H1N1 influenza infection who require intensive care.
Novel Influenza A
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
|Official Title:
|Novel Influenza A (H1N1) Surveillance Registry
|Study Start Date:
|October 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|October 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|April 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Adult H1N1
Patients admitted to adult ICU with confirmed or suspected H1N1 Influence infection
Pediatric H1N1
Patients admitted to pediatric ICU with confirmed or suspected H1N1 Influenza infection
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Subjects admitted to adult or pediatric ICUs with suspected or confirmed Novel H1N1 Influenza infection.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Admission to an intensive care unit at a participating site with confirmed or suspected Novel H1N1 Influenza infection
Exclusion Criteria:
- Influenza-like illness due to non-influenza disease and negative testing for influenza
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01046331
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|Alaska Native Medical Center
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|Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas
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|Houston, Texas, United States
|Texas Children's Hospital
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|Murray, Utah, United States
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|Ogden, Utah, United States
|Utah Valley Regional Medical Center
|Provo, Utah, United States
|LDS Hospital
|Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
|Primary Children's Medical Center
|Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
|United States, Virginia
|University of Virginia Children's Medical Center
|Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
|University of Virginia Medical Center
|Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
|United States, Washington
|Providence Hospital
|Everett, Washington, United States
|Harborview Medical Center
|Seattle, Washington, United States
|Seattle Children's Hospital
|Seattle, Washington, United States
|University of Washington
|Seattle, Washington, United States
|United States, Wisconsin
|Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
|Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
|Principal Investigator:
|B. Taylor Thompson, MD
|Massachusetts General Hospital
|Principal Investigator:
|Adrienne G Randolph, MD, MSc
|Children's Hospital Boston
|Principal Investigator:
|Todd W Rice, MD, MSc
|Vanderbilt University
Additional Information:
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Andrea Harabin, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01046331 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|January 8, 2010
|Last Updated:
|November 9, 2010
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Influenza, Human
Orthomyxoviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Infections
Virus Diseases
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I'll be buying the 2013 GT500 in May. It has a completely upgraded 6-speed manual trans to allow the 650HP car, drag racing durability along with countless other improvements. Blows away new ZL1 Camaros.
Lets hope Ford never builds a Drag racing car with independent rear suspension. Thats why the Camaro's suck at the track. I bought my 2011 5.0 because it had a solid rear axle and I can get the 412HP to the ground with drag radials.
they keep in non independent because it helps it beat other muscle cars on the track
Will there ever be a independent rear suspension, or maybe a choice of interior materials?
Grabber Green looks NOTHING like British Racing Green. Have you ever seen British Racing Green?
I see articles on the web that claim mustang manual transmission are breaking often. Did Ford fix this Chinese transmission problem? Or is Ford still selling the defective transmission?
I have owned my red 70 Boss 302 for well over 35 years and currently own a 2009 GT500. I am looking forward to the 1970 style graphics, especially the "school bus yellow" (the unofficial name Bud Moore used for the color of the Bosses in the 1970 Trans Am season). If that combo is anything I vision in my head, then it will be time to sell off the GT500 for the 2013 Boss. I am sure the Ford engineers aren't finished with the Boss yet - the whipping the BMW took from "a Mustang" was sure hard for them to swallow, so expect the Beemer (and Audi, etc) camps to use the Boss 302 as the NEW standard in which to compete against for all out factory stock street racing.....
Glad to hear they're adding more colors. A very limited color selection is a problem with most FoMoCo products imo. I hope the LCD screen displays stuff like 0 - 60 times, g forces and track times. That would make this already awesome car even better. I do want to know why I can't have the 1000 watt stereo and navigation though.
If "gotta have it green" is the same as my dad's '70 Mach 1's Grabber Green(officially Ford British Racing Green), then I can't wait to see that color on all variants of the Mustang. It'll certainly help him get his best car back.
Laguna Seca blue! (BMW M3 color! lol)
with a short throw 6 speed manual please!, i dont really need the electronics ill buy a map for my directions
There's a kit out there for just such situations.
Not sure how it does in performance applications, but it is an option if you're willing.
Forget the electronics and lcd screens, give me a stripped down version please.
Grabber blue, that's all I needed to hear. Now I want one more than ever. Love that color. Test drove a 1970 boss 302 back in the late 1980's in that color. Couldn't afford it back then, but have lusted for 2 decades nonetheless. And the good news, i can afford one now. :D
Idont think they would make an auto from the factory, but that new Shelby GTS probly comes with one and i bet that package is pretty similar to the boss powerwise
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The danger must be growing for the rowers keep on rowing AND THEY'RE CERTAINLY NOT SHOWING ANY SIGNS THAT THEY ARE SLOWING!!" -- Willy Wonka, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory55. "Time…to die." -- Roy Batty, Blade Runner56. "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds" J. Robert Oppenheimer57. "Check, please." -- Lone Starr & Barf, Spaceballs58. "So say we all." -- Battlestar Galactica59. "After very careful consideration, sir, I've come to the conclusion that your new defence system sucks." -- General Beringer, WarGames.60. "I am a leaf on the wind, watch how I soar." -- Wash, Serenity61. "No matter what you hear in there, no matter how cruelly I beg you, no matter how terribly I may scream, do not open this door or you will undo everything I have worked for." -- Young Frankenstein62. "Ahh, a bear in his natural habitat: a Studebaker." Fozzie, The Muppet Movie63. "He's dead, Jim." McCoy, ST:TOS64. "Who's gonna turn down a Junior Mint? It's chocolate, it's peppermint -- it's delicious!" -- Kramer,Seinfeld65. "Bring out your dead." Monty Python and the Holy Grail66. "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die!" -- Inigo, The Princess Bride67. "Why a duck? Why-a no chicken?" -- Chico Marx, Cocoanuts68. "Redrum." Danny, The Shining69. "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows." -- announcer, The Shadow radio drama70. "We're going to need a bigger boat." -- Chief Brody, Jaws71. "Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and screaming." -- Ian Malcolm, The Lost World: Jurassic Park72. "Greetings, my friend. We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives. And remember my friend, future events such as these will affect you in the future." Criswell, Plan 9 from Outer Space73. "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!" -- President Merkin Muffley, Dr. Strangelove74. "These aren't the droids you're looking for." -- Obi-Wan, Star Wars75. "Take your stinking paws off me, you damn dirty ape!" -- Taylor, Planet of the Apes Read page 4 1234 Read on one page Comments How about "I'm your father"?Or "Inconceivable"? "As you wish"?"In brightest day, in blackest night, No evil shall escape my sight" Marcos Jan 10th 2011 This is all very america-centric. Brits try this on for size, I won't even have to tell you where it's from you'll all know, its that epic:It's the old story: droid meets droid, droid becomes chameleon, droid loses chameleon, chameleon turns into blob, droid gets blob back again, blob meets blob, blob goes off with blob and droid loses blob, chameleon and droid. How many times have we heard that story? martin Jan 10th 2011 Quote 56 is Oppenheimer quoting from the Bhagavad Gita, the Hindus holy book. Paul Jan 10th 2011 "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" - Jack The Shinning. Marina Aun Jan 10th 2011 "Stelaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" - Elaine - Seinfield I know Seinfield is not the original source of this quotation, but this scene is spectacular!!! Marina Aun Jan 10th 2011 "Listen ... ... can you smell something?", Ray Stantz, Ghostbusters Paul B Jan 11th 2011 "Smoke me a kipper, I 'll be back for Breakfast" - Red Dwarf"Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of blueberries", - Monty Python and the Holy Grail Richard Jones Jan 12th 2011 In my geekery I can reveal that I'm afraid no 22 is in fact a Mentat Litany Against Fear. And Richard? Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of ELDERBERRIES. I'll get my coat.... Mish Varney Jan 13th 2011 55. "Time…to die." - oh come on! It's "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I've watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain... 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He was born in Forsyth to Joel "Max" Grist of Canton and Wandrea Cox Lauchner of Fort Meyers, Fla.
Mr. Grist was preceded in death by a son, Benjamin Morgan Grist.
In addition to his parents: he is survived by a son, John Michael Grist and wife Cassie of Tiger; a brother, Joel Grist of Macon; and a sister, Haydon Turner of Marietta.
He owned and operated North Georgia Security in Clayton and was a certified master locksmith, certified professional safe and vault technician, forensic locksmith, and was a general services administrative inspector for the Department of Defense.
A memorial Service was held Wednesday at Beck Funeral Home with the Rev. Kevin Hurt officiating.
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South Shore train tickets can now be purchased, stored on mobile app
A free smartphone app now allows passengers to buy tickets ahead of time on their mobile devices.
Riding the South Shore train just got a little more tech-friendly.
Passengers can now buy and store train tickets on their mobile device through a free app, according to the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District.
All ticket types can be purchased through the app, including regular- and reduced-fare tickets and monthly passes.
The app is available through iTunes and the Google Play store. A tutorial is available at www.nictd.com/mobiletickets.


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How to install Software Updates on your MacBy Lawrence Abrams on August 7, 2012 | Last Updated: August 8, 2012 | Read 23,768 times.
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In order to keep your Mac secure and operating efficiently it is important that you always install software updates as they become available. These updates not only fix problems with applications and the operating system, but also fix security vulnerabilities that can be used by computer viruses to infect your computer. Unfortunately, many people feel that because they are using a Mac they are much more secure and thus may not be as diligent in updating their software as they would on a Windows machine where viruses are much more common. The reality, though, is that any operating system, regardless of who makes it, constantly introduces security vulnerabilities that need to be fixed. Therefore, it is important to remember that though you may be using a Mac, even they are vulnerable to computer infections as shown by the recent Backdoor.Flashback Trojan.
With that said, updating your operating system and its installed applications so that they are using the latest versions and patches is imperative to having a healthy and usable computer. This tutorial will walk you through updating your Mac computer as well as configuring it to automatically alert you when new updates are available.
How to install operating system updates for Mac computer
To install the latest software updates on your Mac computer please follow these steps.
Click on the Apple () menu in the upper left hand corner and then select the Software Update menu option. Your Mac will now check for any new software updates as shown by the image below:
After checking for new updates, if there are no updates available it will display a messages stating that Your Software is up to date. If you see this message, you can click on the Quit button to exit the software update procedure. On the other hand, if updates are available you will be shown a dialog box, similar to the one below, asking what you would like to do.
You can scroll through the list of updates and uncheck those that you do not wish to install. It is suggested, though, that you do not uncheck any of the updates and allow them all to be installed. Once you have reviewed the available updates, click on the Install button to start the update process.
The operating system will now install all of the updates that were listed in the screen above. While the updates are being installed you will see a status screen similar to the one below.
When the updates are finished installing, your Mac will prompt you to reboot your computer. Please allow the computer to reboot and the updates will now have been successfully installed.
How to configure Software Update on your Mac
Software Update can be configured so that updates are automatically downloaded on a regular basis. This section will provide information on the best way to configure Software Update for your Mac.
Click on the Apple () menu in the upper left hand corner and then select the System Preferences menu option. The System Preferences window should now open as shown in the image below.
In this window, click on the Software Update icon as shown by the blue arrow above. This will open the Software Update configuration screen as seen below.
In this screen you can configure some basic options as to how Software Update will work on your computer. The Check Now button will allow you to instantly perform a search for new updates. The Check for updates checkbox allows you to specify if you want to check for updates automatically and how frequently you wish to do so. The Download updates automatically button specifies if you would like software updates to be automatically downloaded to your Mac so that they are ready to be installed.
It is suggested that you keep both Check for updates and Download updates automatically checked and to perform these checks daily. This makes sure you are notified of new updates as they occur in the event that there is a critical one that needs to be installed for the safety of your Mac.
How to see what updates have been installed on your Mac
In the event that you need to see what updates have been previously installed on your computer, you can go into the Software Updates preferences screen to see them. To do this, click on the Apple () menu in the upper left hand corner and then select the System Preferences menu option. When the System Preferences window opens, double-click on the Software Update icon. Once you are in the Software Update preferences screen, click on the Installed Software option and you will be shown a screen similar to the one below.
The Installed Software screen will show the name of all the applications, and their updates, and when they been installed on your Mac. When scrolling through the list of software, you may notice that the same software may be listed twice. This is because they are different updates to the same application, which is indicated by the different version numbers.
With this information you can now determine if you are using the latest version of an installed software.
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- Enriquez R.M. and J.R. Taylor (2015). Numerical simulations of the competition between wind-driven mixing and surface heating in triggering spring phytoplankton blooms Journal of Marine Science. doi:10.1093/icesjms/fsv071.
- Shakespeare C.J. and J.R. Taylor (2014). The spontaneous generation of inertia-gravity waves generated during frontogenesis forced by large strain: theory Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 757, 817-853.
- Kaminski, A.K., C.P. Caulfield, and J.R. Taylor (2014). Transient growth in strongly stratified shear layers. Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 758, R4.
- Bachman, S. and J.R. Taylor (2014). Modelling of partially resolved oceanic symmetric instability. Ocean Modelling. 82, 15-27.
- Thomas, L.N. and J.R. Taylor (2014). Damping of inertial motions by parametric subharmonic instability. Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 743, 280-294.
- Ferrari R., S.T. Merrifield and J.R. Taylor (2014). Shutdown of convection triggers increase of surface chlorophyll. Journal of Marine Systems, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jmarsys.2014.02.009
- Shakespeare C.J. and J.R. Taylor (2013). A generalized mathematical model of geostrophic adjustment and frontogenesis: uniform potential vorticity. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 736, 366-413.
- Thomas L.N., J.R. Taylor, R. Ferrari, and T.M. Joyce (2013). Symmetric instability in the Gulf Stream. Deep Sea Research II, 91, 96-110.
- Taylor, J.R. and R. Stocker (2012) Trade-Offs of Chemotactic foraging in turbulent water. Science, 338, 6107, 675-679.
- Taylor, J.R. and R. Ferrari (2011) Ocean fronts trigger high latitude phytoplankton blooms. Geophysical Research Letters, 38, L23601, doi:10.1029/2011GL049312
- Taylor, J.R. and R. Ferrari (2011) Shutdown of turbulent convection as a new criterion for the onset of spring phytoplankton blooms. Limnology and Oceanography, 56(6) 2293-2307
- Thomas L.N. and J.R. Taylor (2010) Reduction of the usable wind-work on the general circulation by forced symmetric instability. Geophysical Research Letters, 37, L18606, doi: 10.1029/2010GL044680
- Taylor, J.R. and R. Ferrari (2010) Buoyancy and wind-driven convection at mixed layer density fronts. Journal of Physical Oceanography, 40, 1222-1242
- Taylor J.R. and R. Ferrari (2009) On the equilibration of a symmetrically unstable front via a secondary shear instability. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 622, 103-113
- Gayen B., S. Sarkar, and J.R. Taylor (2009) Large eddy simulation of a stratified boundary layer under an oscillatory current. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 643, 233-266
- Taylor, J. R. and S. Sarkar (2008) Stratification effects in a bottom Ekman layer. Journal of Physical Oceanography 38, 2535-2555
- Taylor, J. R. and S. Sarkar (2008) Direct and large eddy simulations of a bottom Ekman layer under and external stratification. International Journal of Heat and Fluid Flow 29, 3, 721-732
- Taylor J.R. and S. Sarkar (2007) Internal gravity waves generated by a turbulent bottom Ekman layer. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 590, 1, 331-354
- Taylor J.R., S. Sarkar, and V. Armenio (2005) Large eddy simulation of stably stratified open channel flow. Phys. Fluids, 17, 116602
- Bennett A.F., J.R. Taylor, and B.S. Chua (2005) Lattice Boltzmann open boundaries for hydrodynamic models. Journal of Computational Physics, 203, 89-111
- Taylor J.R., K.K. Falkner, U. Schauer, and M. Meredith (2003) Quantitative considerations of dissolved Barium as a tracer in the Arctic Ocean. Journal of Geophysical Research, 108 (C12), 3374
- Taylor J.R. and S. Sarkar (2007) Near-wall modeling for large eddy simulation of an oceanic bottom boundary layer. Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Environmental Hydraulics
- Taylor J.R. and S. Sarkar (2007) Internal wave generation by a turbulent bottom boundary layer. Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Environmental Hydraulics
- Taylor J.R. and S. Sarkar (2007) Large eddy simulation of a stratified benthic boundary layer. Turbulence and Shear Flow Phenomena-5 Proceedings
- Taylor J.R., S. Sarkar, and V. Armenio (2005) Open channel flow stratified by a surface heat flux. Turbulence and Shear Flow Phenomena-4 Proceedings
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Taylor J.R. (2008) Numerical Simulations of the Stratified Oceanic Bottom Boundary Layer, UCSD, advisor: Prof. Sutanu Sarkar


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Quickstep is now selling a new 6 amp microstep motor driver in
addition to the well known 3D CNC stepper motor control software.
and see a video of a mill running with these
drivers. These drivers are super small
measuring just 2" square and will run just
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Easy to use CNC software to control stepper motors with your PC
Plot your G code files in 3D, New Teach Mode Writes G Code for you
Convert DXF files into editable G code
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Use your PC to control three stepper motors in manual jog or autorun mode
Full acceleration/deceleration for linear, arc and helical moves
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Quickstep Now controls three relays for spindle motor, coolant, etc
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New Input/Output feature allows you to output digital signals to any other address
on your computer with a line of G code. You can also read data at any address.
* This is the main screen for importing, editing and plotting your G code files.
* For setup purposes motors on all three axis can be moved by depressing command buttons.
* Any axis can be set to zero or other desired coordinates
* Moves are plotted on screen as they are made while running G code


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Latest wedge in polygamous families funerals
On Friday, I was about to type the story of the late Loana Broadbent and the dispute that arose during her funeral and visitation a dispute that culminated in her being buried before the sun came up so the exiled members of her family couldn't attend any services.
Then I had to leave to pick up my own mother at the airport for a good weekend of fishing. So I didn't get to finish the blog post. In the meantime, The St. George News posted a story that describes what happened as well as I can.
So let's move on to some of the broader picture. We heard back in 2007 about secret funerals for people in good standing with the leadership of the FLDS. The practice is perhaps becoming more common in the United Order the elite subset of people who consider themselves FLDS and still controlled by Warren Jeffs.
I've been told of three cases in two months with middle-of-the-night burials that some have even described as body snatching. (In fairness to the United Order, it's not clear anything illegal has transpired.)
What's old is this: Jeffs separating families. That has been Jeffs' modus operandi since he assumed power more than a decade ago. Cross him or if you just kinda of look like a threat or he's having a bad day or whatever and Jeffs will exile you and ban your family from contact with you, especially if you're male. One of Broadbent's sons told me he hadn't seen his mother in the year prior to her death and hadn't talked to her in 10 months.
Funerals just seem one more way to extend the wedge.
"This is a spite act against her sons," one of the sons told me.
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Webber and Mengistu Are Mr. and Ms. Rhodes
Publication Date: 10/28/2013
Landon Webber and Ruthie Mengistu have been named Mr. and Ms. Rhodes for 2013. The seniors were recognized Oct. 26 at the college's homecoming football game where the Lynx went on to defeat the Colonels of Centre College.
Mengistu is a psychology major hailing from Somerset, KY. Webber is a political science major from Baton Rouge, LA.
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The woman, whose name was not released by police, was driving south on Third Street at 3:15 p.m. when she stopped at the stop sign at Columbus Avenue, then proceeded forward and into the path of the truck, Grand Haven Department of Public Safety Sgt. Glenn Bo said. The truck was eastbound on Columbus at the time.
The driver of the delivery truck, a 33-year-old man from Fraser, told police he tried to swerve to avoid the crash, but couldn't. After the initial impact, the truck drove into the parking lot of First Reformed Church, on the southeast corner of the intersection, and hit two other cars.
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This week the first two films of cult director Terry Zwigoff get the Criterion treatment. Zwigoff's debut film, the documentary Louie Bluie (1985) tells the story of Howard Armstrong, a fiddle and mandolin virtuoso who ages ago recorded one of Zwigoff's favorite records, "State Street Rag." The documentary finds him still spry in his mid-70s, and he lived another 18 years after the film was released. The movie contains some terrific quasi-blues music, though Zwigoff insists that "it's only 10 percent of what he can really do."
Louie Bluie gets a regular DVD release, while Zwigoff's much more celebrated second film, Crumb, is now available on both DVD and Blu-Ray. Simply put, Crumb is my choice for the greatest documentary ever made, mainly because it invites new viewings and new interpretations with each passing year. After a time, many documentaries are good mostly for insulation, but Crumb is ageless. For those that haven't seen it, it tells the story of the noted San Francisco underground comic book artist R. Crumb and his brothers. Crumb is perhaps best known for creating "Fritz the Cat," for designing the cover of Big Brother and the Holding Company's Cheap Thrills LP, and for drawing the famous 1970s bumper sticker "Keep on Truckin'." (He also drew the covers for both DVDs.)
The new Crumb disc comes with the old 2006 commentary track recorded by Roger Ebert and Zwigoff, as well as a new commentary track by Zwigoff, around 50 minutes of unused footage, stills, a great liner notes booklet, and more goodies. Zwigoff put in a lot of work on the discs, and to celebrate their release, he sent us his newly updated list of his ten favorite films, plus some runner-ups he found too painful to omit (many of them Criterion titles). Here it is, a Cinematical exclusive:
1) Vertigo (1958, Alfred Hitchcock)
2) Sunset Blvd (1950, Billy Wilder)
3) It's a Gift (1934, Norman Z. McLeod) [W.C. Fields]
4) Dr. Strangelove (1964, Stanley Kubrick)
5) City Lights (1931, Charles Chaplin)
6) Army of Shadows (1969, Jean-Pierre Melville)
7) Sons of the Desert (1933, William A. Seiter) [Laurel & Hardy]
8) Strangers on a Train (1951, Alfred Hitchcock)
9) Barry Lyndon (1975, Stanley Kubrick)
10) The King of Comedy (1983, Martin Scorsese)
Runner-ups, in no particular order: Murder My Sweet (1944, Edward Dmytryk), Scarlet Street (1945, Fritz Lang), Touchez pas au grisbi (1954, Jacques Becker), Quai des Orfevres (1947, Henri-Georges Clouzot), Goodfellas (1990, Martin Scorsese), Raging Bull (1980, Martin Scorsese), Le Trou (1960, Jacques Becker), Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989, Woody Allen), The Asphalt Jungle (1950, John Huston), The Killing (1956, Stanley Kubrick), Koko: A Talking Gorilla (1978, Barbet Schroeder), Viridiana (1961, Luis Bunuel).
I have seen them all except the "talking gorilla," and to me there's not a clunker in the bunch. What do you think, readers?
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How I Became an Elephant (2012)
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One girl's journey to inspire a movement. Juliette is fourteen years old and she is on a mission to save elephants. After single-handedly raising funds Juliette embarks on a life-altering ... See full summary »
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