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This week Martin Jol finally got axed by Tottenham after a series of terrible results.
As a Gooner I suppose I should be happy but the whole affair leaves a bitter taste in the mouth.
This is not an attack on Spurs but, considering they rarely win anything, they have outrageously high expectations.
Under the Dutchman the North London side have battled their way to two fifth place finishes in two seasons.
And, although they have outlaid more money this season, they never gave Jol enough time to realise the ambitions of the squad.
Gone are the days when clubs gave their managers years to achieve success for and, considering that Tottenham have rarely played such good football or had such a good run in Europe, the move to sack Jol may come back to haunt them.
It looks as if Juande Ramos will be the new man at the Lane and I'm sure everyone will wish him luck.
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|4 Stroke, OHV, Single cylinder, inclined 25°
|389 cm³ (23.7 cu-in)
|Net power (SAE J1349) * 1
|9.8 kW (13.1 HP) @ 4000 rpm
|Maximum net torque (SAE J1349)
|26.9 N-m (2.74 kgf-m, 19.8 lbf-ft) @ 3000 rpm
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1973 – Women's movements win legalization of abortion in USA
Many women seeking abortion in the USA prior to the 1960s were at great danger, as the procedure was not only illegal but often practiced by back-street abortionists using unsafe techniques. A small group of determined activists had been campaigning for abortion law reform for decades, but the emergence of the civil rights and women's movements changed the climate, enabling the Roe vs Wade court case to eventually make abortion legal.
In 1964, the Association for the Study of Abortion (ASA) was founded, consisting mainly of doctors and other professionals calling for abortion law reform to allow women to access medically necessary abortions. ASA was joined by Planned Parenthood, which advocated for women's reproductive rights. These two organizations gave the movement prestige and legitimacy, aiding the movement in the eventual court case that legalized abortion.
While these movements advocated reform, the National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws (NARAL) was the first national organization created solely to campaign for the legalization of abortions. From its inception, NARAL chose to engage in controversial direct actions, and by 1969 – with abortion now a central feminist issue – had gained much support from the women's liberation movement.
NARAL organized regular demonstrations and events, and women's groups across the US organized 'speak-outs', where women who had undergone abortions could share their experiences. NARAL also publicly advocated referral services in which women were provided with resources and referrals to abortionists, and grass-roots education initiatives to raise awareness of issues relating to sexuality, women's reproductive rights, and women's health.
In 1970, the Roe vs Wade case was filed in the US District Court of Texas on behalf of a woman under the alias Jane Roe, who wished to have an abortion. When the court ruled against Roe, her lawyers decided to take the case to the US Supreme Court. On January 22, 1973, the abortion repeal movement was victorious with the Roe v. Wade case finally legalizing abortion in the USA (only India had ever legislated for this prior to 1973). The campaign succeeded in all of its goals, and inspired many women to assert their reproductive rights.


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Confluence Health's mission: We are dedicated to improving our patients' health by providing safe, high-quality care in a compassionate and cost effective manner.
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Let This Go
Do you find
Your patience so predominant in your nature
That you can let this go?
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The brunette in front of me at the Analog had her hair pulled up in a Saturday-morning-and-I-don't-care knot on top of her head. I saw her often. You get to recognize people in a neighborhood like this. Usually, her hair fell straight below her shoulders and was brushed so silkily shiny you could almost see through it. This morning, as she leaned on the counter chatting with our friendly barista, she was wearing a short jeans jacket that left several inches of grey t-shirt exposed, cutting enticingly across her butt above black skin-tight jeans. Her white socks were pulled up over the legs above her Converse high tops, nearly to her calves. I was noticing everything female and feminine this morning, as if my own senses had just been awakened to the opposite sex. But even when she turned away from the counter and looked at me with a smile almost as big as the bag slung over one shoulder, my mind was on Andi….


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In strength training and muscle mass are three particularly important training principles and that anyone who starts in the weights should know. These three principles are based on the correct order to do the exercises, training progression and proper recovery.
A strength training session is also important in the realization of a good warm-up, both general (jogging, jump rope, bicycle, etc.) and specific (use of a light or moderate weight on the first series of the exercise).
The ordering principle of the exercises
According to this principle, the large muscles should be exercised before small. The reason is very simple: a small muscle becomes fatigued sooner and more easily than a large one. Therefore, if the small muscles are exercised at the beginning of the session, general, then preventing the optimum performance of the large muscle groups can cause a premature fatigue.
The recommended order of importance is as follows:
- Legs (quadriceps and hamstrings)
- Trunk (chest and back)
- Shoulders
- Biceps and triceps
- Twins
- Lumbar and buttocks
- Abs.
The principle of progression or progressive overload
According to this principle, if we train with a load or constant pesos, a point would no longer produce new functional adaptations of the organism. To gain strength and muscle must overload the muscles beyond the point where they are normally charged by applying a proportionally greater resistance to stimulate further increases in strength.
Example: In a bicep curl exercise can make up to 15 repetitions with a weight of 20 kg. After a week or two of training, we will see that we are able to perform up to 20 reps.
We will increase the weight at about 5 kg (now 25 kg), and again will perform 15 repetitions. Thus, when use a higher weight than the previous overload the muscle, increasing our current force levels.
In strength training, some forms of progress can take place:
- Increasing the weight.
- Increasing the number of repetitions.
- Increasing the number of series.
- Reducing time breaks.
The principle suitable recovery
According to this principle, the body needs adequate rest after having undergone considerable effort. Regarding the breaks between sessions, whenever we are talking about significant intensities, it is appropriate to a break of 48 hours (one day average) per muscle group. If the muscle is not given enough time to recover, not only reduce performance, but which in turn runs the risk of fatigue, overuse or injury considerably.
In the breaks between sets, when we're talking about strength or muscle quality (15-30 reps per set), recoveries will be short, between 30 seconds and 1 minute, whereas if we talk about hypertrophy or increased muscle mass (6 – 12 repetitions per set), rest between sets will be longer, with recoveries ranging between 2 to 5 minutes. It is convenient to stretch between sets to stretch the muscles and decompressing the intervertebral discs.


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Grim Misadventure #100: On the Horizon
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Grim Misadventure #100: On the Horizon
It is hard to believe that we are at 100 Grim Misadventures. The first one ever was over
4 years ago
with some totally lame World Editor humor and the first level I ever created for Grim Dawn (that wasn't used in the end). Looking back through the first updates really hammers in just how far the game has come. Of course, there are some things you can
never unsee
Fast forward to 2016, Grim Dawn has released to resounding approval, with over 500k copies sold and counting. We've released one content update and announced the Survival Mode DLC now known as the Crucible. You will likely be pleased to know that the Crucible is coming along smoothly (some sneaky users may have already discovered the recent addition of Crucible achievements on Steam). We expect to have a release date for you in the near future, posthaste if you will. For those that just can't wait for more details, the
Game Guide
has been updated with many answers about the mechanics and features of the Crucible.
But the Crucible isn't the end of the road for Grim Dawn, not by a long shot. On the horizon, just beyond the Crucible, we are looking to introduce new high-level unique items to spice up your loot hunt. We will also be taking a look at high level Epic sets, which currently don't quite live up to their intent as stepping stones to Legendary items.
In addition, we want to round out the rogue-like dungeon offering with the addition of a brand new Aetherial-infested city for you to explore, featuring new lore and new challenges and bosses on the same level of difficulty as the Steps of Torment and the Bastion of Chaos. Rumor is also that the Outcast, Anasteria, has some special interest in that area. Those who chose to befriend her may find a new quest waiting for them at Honored status.
Both the new item and rogue-like content updates will be free to all owners of the game. And just in case all that isn't quite enough, we still have a full expansion in the works, which will continue the story of Grim Dawn through an exciting new "act". More info on the expansion is coming in the future while we continue to work on all of the new content and features.
We hope that you have enjoyed what Grim Dawn had to offer thus far, and that you will continue to enjoy all that awaits you on the horizon!
Like knowing what is coming up next for Grim Dawn? Check back on 08/29/2016 for our next development update!
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It's such a busy week here at Crafty Button Designs! In addition to our anniversary celebration, CBD has created 2 amazing mini kits as the freebie and participation prize for the Get Real Challenge over at Real Life Scrapped! The challenge theme is "BOLD!" Download the freebie right away and if you participate in the challenge, you will get a link to download the participation prize. Once the challenge is over, I will be selling the combined kits at full price at Oscraps so this is your chance to get it free and to have some fun with this challenge! (Click on the ad above to visit the challenge page)
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This looked like so much fun! However, I have tried and tried to register for the Get Real Challenge at RLS. I cannot get past the Captcha! LOL I wrote an e-mail to Meg, but, have not received a response. I made a layout for this contest though. Ah, well. Maybe next time.ReplyDelete
Email me your layout so I can post it to the Crafty Button Designs Facebook page and I can send you a link to the participation prize myself. The email is firstname.lastname@example.com. The site seems to be glitchy but we'll still get your layout posted and get you that free kit.Delete
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Science for Real School Holiday Workshops
Quantal Bioscience offers a range of school holiday workshops for primary and secondary school students.
Our workshops are taught by real microbiologists and focus on the amazing and normally unseen world of microorganisms. Our workshops are fun, educational and inspiring, and offer a unique opportunity to experience Science for Real!
Mini Microbial Me (recommended for School Years K – 2)
Introducing our first school holiday science workshop especially for junior primary school – a modified version of our very popular Microbial Me workshop. Now even the littlest students can learn about the amazing microscopic world on and inside them!
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Did you know that you are MOSTLY MICROBE?! YOU have about 100 trillion microbes living on and inside your body. That's 100,000,000,000,000 microbes!
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Microbe Planet (recommended for School Years 3 – 6)
"Ten billion bacteria live in a gram of ordinary soil, a mere pinch between thumb and forefinger. They represent thousands of species, almost none of which are known to science. Into that world I would go…" (E.O. Wilson, The Naturalist). Microbes are the most abundant living thing on planet Earth. Working with real microbiologists, in this Science for Real workshop you'll discover the hidden microbial worlds in pond water, in the soil and on plants.
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Microbe Kitchen Rules (recommended for School Years 3 – 6)
You might think you're a masterchef, but it's really the MICROBES that RULE our KITCHENS! Yoghurt, bread, salami, cheese; our favourite foods are made by microbes. But in the depths of every sponge and cutting board lurk their not-so-pleasant pathogenic microbe counterparts. Working with real microbiologists, you'll get to know them all in this Science for Real school holiday workshop.
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Of Microbes and Minerals (recommended for School Years 3 – 6)
Learn how microbiologists classify cells and mineralogists classify crystals, and try out your new skills to identify a mystery specimen.
Then join us as we explore the close connections between microbes and minerals, through the science of geomicrobiology; we'll travel from Earth to Mars and back again!
Make your own microbe fossils and more…
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CSI: Microbiology (recommended for School Years 5 – 8)
What's for lunch today? Salmonella salad? In this workshop you'll work with real microbiologists to investigate a foodborne disease outbreak. Which food did it? Plus we'll introduce you to the amazing new study of microbial forensics. Your skin has over 1,000 types of microbes on it so whatever you touch, you leave behind a trail of microbial fingerprints. And you'll be amazed how the microbes on the bottom of your shoes can reveal all about where you've been!
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Microbe Hunters (recommended for School Years 5 – 8)
Our most intensive workshop! Over 3 days, together we'll learn the habits of our microbial quarry, devise and build a series of special traps for the microbes we seek, set out our traps then, bring our captures back to the lab and, armed with microscopes, classify them and put them through their paces. Throughout our safari, we'll follow in the footsteps of important scientists like Louis Pasteur, Alexander Fleming and Antonie van Leeuwenhoek. Perhaps you'll also discover a new antibiotic-producing fungus or a strange new 'animacule'?!
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Sea Life Up Close (recommended for School Years 5 – 8)
(As requested and designed by Natasia – thanks Natasia!)
Learn all about marine microbiology and the broader marine environment in this hands-on Science for Real workshop. See our smallest forms of sea life up close! And see up close how changes in environmental conditions in our seas affect our smallest sea life, with consequences for us all. Learn about coral bleaching and marine microbial symbionts of all shapes and sizes.
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Visitors normally appreciate Penang's night marketplaces (pasar malam). There are several of them in Georgetown, but quite possibly the most well known may be the just one from Batu Ferringhi. Loads of counterfeit garments, watches and pirated DVD's can be found in this article. The temptation to get A few of these merchandise can be rather large. But you might before long figure out that it is a squander of cash, one example is if pair of socks for the shopping mall as oppose towards the night current market they will past a considerable length of time for a longer time. Exact goes to the watches as they usually only final some months. Study far more buying in Penang.
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I desired to have a pleasant char kuey teow considering that I left Penang almost two yrs ago and I am able to't seriously get one which style pretty much as good as the first Penang Char Kuey Teow from any dining places and foodstuff spots in Adelaide. They are all much too oily, And that i suggest truly, genuinely also oily, and taste possibly far too salty or burnt, or combination of both of those.


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Sunday, November 30, 2008
Sunday Buzz
Since I was home alone and the rest of the fam was out and about shopping or churching or heading to their respective homes, I ended up on the couch drinking lots of water, pumping in tons of meds and staring in horror at the women on the show Bridezillas. We don't get cable in Columbia since it's kind of a luxury we can't afford on our twenty-cents a day stipend. In fact, we only get NBC which was all we wanted during the election (SNL-Tina Fey as Sarah Palin-who didn't watch that???). Therefore, whenever I am faced with a television that has more than one channel, I can't believe it. It's overwhelming and I realize how great it is that we don't have cable or we'd be glued to the damn t.v. 24-7. I certainly didn't need to watch that show all day (I think it was a marathon), but I learned an awful lot about the kind of bride people are afraid you (I use "you" in a general sense) are going to be when you first get engaged. Also, I have to admit, I watched some of the movie American Dreamz with the adorable Mandi Moore and I must say-it was the worst thing ever! What were they thinking with that film?
Anyhow, after watching the marathon, I realized there are dozens of other things I need to get moving on in the next six months if we're going to have a wedding. Too many things to even begin labeling, but I hope we're able to really get going on these wedding tasks so I'm not a complete psycho bitch by the time the week before the wedding comes. I should say, though, Fi is helpful and excited about the wedding, which seems to be half the problem those brides had-they were doing it on their own, for the most part. The other issue I noticed is that they all had some sort of "ideal" picture in their mind of what their wedding would be like...this vision they'd been tweaking since middle school while playing MASH! Luckily, I do not have that vision and I do have a fabulous Fi so I don't think I'll have any wonderful stories for you all about how I've suddenly turned into a crazed lunatic the week before the wedding...but I'm sure if I do, Fi will fill you in!
As for the wedding gown, a decision has been made...but I haven't made it! That sounds awfully suspect, doesn't it? One of the dresses I loved isn't being "made" yet, it's only been revealed on the runway so it probably isn't an option, which is cool. I loved it, but the veil was even more amazing than the dress. That left two options-both of which I tried on earlier in the week and both of which my mom had seen me in. Since I couldn't decide, I left the decision in my mother's hands and I won't even know which dress she's chosen until my first fitting. Some might wonder whether this is really all that wise, and let me reassure you-I loved these dresses equally. Really. I could not make a choice and part of me wanted someone else to just decide for me! When my mom casually suggested it, I pounced. I told her there'd be one alteration I wanted and that both of the dresses would need it so it didn't matter at all which she chose! She says she already knows and it was a no-brainer for her, but I'm clueless...so now the wait to see which one will be my gown is on! And I'm thrilled the decision has been made and by this time tomorrow, the dress will have been ordered!
What do you guys think of that idea? Would you leave that sort of decision in someone else's hands? Or would you feel like only you could be trusted to make that sort of call? (These, along with some moments on the bridal shows today, are times when I wonder if I'm too laid back about the wedding planning.)
Speaking of tomorrow, I can't wait to get back to D and our home in Columbia. I miss him tremendously. He got home safely tonight, thank God for that! I get so nervous when he travels. I couldn't stand the idea of him getting stuck or in an accident...or God forbid, anything else! So-Beth, thanks for making sure he ate tonight! D-thanks for covering my classes and I'll be home soon, my love! I miss and love you!
PS-Also...tomorrow night is the return of Gossip Girl!!! And rumor has it, a death is in store!
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Still Giving Thanks
On to the Great Gown Search Part Two!
My lovely sisters, darling niece and Mom accompanied me on an outing to Savannah. The first bridal store we went to was called BleuBelle Bridal and it had the most incredible sales women. We climbed up a few stories in a historic old Savannah building, all wood floors and taller-than-the-sky ceilings. The gallery was stunning and so were the gowns! I tried on a bunch of absolutely gorgeous ones and left the store thinking I had found what I wanted. While we perused dress racks, I got to wander the store in a luxe white robe, white heels with a glass of champagne. Does it get any better than that? Plus, the color of much of their store (blue) was the exact shade of blue Fi and I have picked as one of our wedding colors. We dig the blue and brown combo: elegant, a touch conservative, but fun and classy, too. We love the sophisticated combo of the two colors and blue has been my favorite color forever, so it seemed rather appropriate that the store I thought I found my dress in used the color as it's motif!
When we finished at BleuBelle Bridal, we headed down to another store and tried more dresses. This place, however, was crammed with dresses. We struggled just to separate them from one another on the racks! It was like being at a department sale that's liquidating and trying to get rid of everything at once: a nightmare. We tried some stuff, but no one helped, no questions went answered, and we left feeling hungry and disappointed. Major credit goes out to my adorable three and a half-year old niece who was such a trooper. She never complained and even tried on a few flower girl dresses for us. It was awesome and she is truly the best kid I know.
Then we ate and I grew exhausted and overwhelmed. Everything started meshing together in my mind. I didn't like the dresses in the photos my mom and sisters took of me with them on as much as I thought I did. Dresses I thought I didn't like as much, I liked more all of a sudden and I was just a mess of confusion. Then Mom dropped the overweight comment and I thought Fi and I should seriously consider eloping. Luckily, he calmed me down and all kinds of rationale flooded back to me as I curled up on the couch to sleep. (Don't ask why I had to sleep on the couch when there are five fully furnished bedrooms in the house...it's just too ridiculous to get into!) When I woke this morning, I felt better about the whole situation.
The sisters and I went to a place called "All About Me" for my hair-trial and make-up appointment (keep in mind, I have to do this stuff any chance I get when I'm in town since it's rare and I don't know when I'll be back to the island from one month to the next and time's not getting any slower!). We all had mani-pedis together, which was relaxing, and sipped on mimosas. Again, another much-needed day of destressing.
The woman who did my hair was wonderfully happy to make any alterations and work with me on any and everything I wanted done and the woman who did my make-up used to do the make-up for runway models in New York. She was amazing. My sisters, Mom, brothers and dad all thought the make-up looked incredibly soft, natural and enhancing. (My family has a knack for honesty!) She did a wonderful job of listening to what I did and didn't like and understanding that I'm an idiot when it comes to make-up but that I did not want to look like a clown or someone that didn't resemble me.
When the day ended, I pulled up photos of the dresses I liked most, widdled down the list and have finally decided on three definites. As in-I would be happy with any of these three because they are all stunning and beautiful...I think, anyhow.
I got in touch with the bridal store and they are getting me more info on the dresses and then we'll be all set! Plus, they're having a twenty-percent off all their dresses sale, which technically ended yesterday, but that they've extended to me for as long as it takes for me to decide (which has to be now).
Ok-rambling. Anyhow, my sister-in-law Seale and I went to the Tanger outlets to try and get some Christmas shopping done and were incredibly successful. I'm nearly finished with everyone on my side of the family-and done with Fi for his birthday (December 18th!) and Christmas! I'm so happy about how productive it went and the stores weren't even crowded. It was truly the best shopping experience I've ever had so soon after Thanksgiving.
It's been a great week with the family and I am going to miss them like crazy when I leave, but I have to admit, I currently miss Dustin like crazy. It's ridiculous! It'll be wonderful to be home to see him and finish up the semester.
Today, since I missed yesterday, I'm thankful for all of the blessings I have in my life daily and that every day of my life is filled with happiness and love. And, of course, I'm thankful to all of you for reading-even when these blogs are mundane or less-than-exciting. You're all quite wonderful, if you don't mind me saying!
I leave you all with a photo montage of my family as it is tonight and some from Thanksgiving since I didn't share it with you earlier. Happy Thanksgiving, still! :)
Friday, November 28, 2008
dress shopping -- groom's take
Tonight my whole family and I went to see Bolt -- a good flick, we agreed -- but during the show I got a call from Neesh. She's having a bad day. Wedding dress shopping has her stressed out. She says the fun is fading.
I talked to her a little bit in the lobby, and later, too, after the movie was over and we were home. Even if I knew the first thing about fabric, texture, design, lighting ... any of those things, I wouldn't be much help because, as the groom, I'm not allowed to see the dress, much less her in the dress, before the big day (June 13, everybody!).
But I want Neesha to remember, always, that she would look beautiful in a burlap sack, and while the dress is important and a thing we'll always remember, when those chapel doors open to reveal her standing in the aisle, the whole place is going to light up whether the dress is shiny or not.
Neesh, you're gorgeous, radiant, dazzling and splendid. You melt my heart in my chest. Sometimes I look at you and I almost start to cry because you're so beautiful. So sleep on it, and tomorrow think about it some more and pick a dress you like. Just keep in mind that it's only the lampshade, not the light.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Turkey Day is Upon Us!
Yesterday, Connie (Mom) and I did the shopping and I felt fairly ill, really, so I went to bed early. While the rest of the fam had Chinese food for dinner, I had a tasty sandwich, some mixed Indian veggies and water before hitting the sack. I didn't know if my brother Amit was really interested in doing this morning's Turkey Trot 5k with me or whether he'd just said that to be nice two weeks ago on the phone when we talked about it. When he didn't mention it after he arrived yesterday, I was pretty sure he'd, perhaps, changed his mind. So before I went to bed last night, I casually mentioned I'd be getting up rather early for coffee and oatmeal before heading over to the race.
Immediately, Mom and Amit said they wanted to come and expressed surprise that I was still planning to run it for two reasons 1-I'm kind of sick and 2-I haven't really run much since I injured my knee in the Xtreme Run nearly two weeks ago. I knew I wanted to do it no matter what. I didn't expect to run well or even close to my best time so my expectations were realistic and I figured I'd take it easy on the knee and stop if I needed to walk...etc. As I mentioned in an earlier blog, I was deadset on making this Thanksgiving something other than sad recollection of family members who have passed on this year. The week has already been riddled with tears on my mom's part. I imagine if my mother had passed away just a few months ago, I, too, would feel fairly heart stricken. Especially since Grandma always spent the holidays with us.
I wouldn't have been surprised if my mom wanted to stay in bed and if Amit decided he didn't feel up to it-after all, I don't know how he's not sick when his entire strand of the family is! But, this morning, he and I rose at 5:30am. I made coffee for us, had a bowl of high fiber cinnamon swirl oatmeal, changed and we headed out to the race.
Amit and I before the race
This was the first race Amit's ever run outside of high school track and warm-ups for other sports he played all those years ago. He's six-years older than me and hurt both of his knees sometime in his 16-year-old timeframe. So badly, in fact, he had reconstructive surgery...etc...many times. Since then, clearly, he's been careful and never overdone it and only does what he feels confident he can accomplish with no qualms about walking if he feels it's necessary. Today was no exception.
When we arrived, we got our registration packets, numbers and shoelace chips (he was excited about the long sleeved t-shirt-but aren't we all excited about the t-shirts we get??? I still get excited about them!). I strung his time chip onto his shoe for him since he really had no idea what the hell it was for while he pinned on his number. When we started out, we ran together, but he made it very clear he wanted me to go on ahead so he could take his time and not feel like he was holding me back (I did this, although ordinarily I stay back with Fi when he asks me to do it, only because I was afraid Amit would push himself beyond what he should do because I was right there with him-it's a family trait. We'll overexert even if we know better sometimes and I did not want this to be one of those times considering it was his first).
The problem with this race was-I had to keep my car keys on me since they didn't have a place to store our bags. This, ordinarily, wouldn't be a problem except that I stuck them in a pouch in the front of my running shirt (like a hoodie pocket) and every time it slapped against my bladder it weakened it just THAT much more. Before I was even an entire mile into the race I had to pee like I'd never gone before. Unfortunately, when I ran off course to a little building beside the golf course that ran parallel to our course, the door was locked and I was S.O.L. I ran the rest of the race having to pee so badly I nearly considered just going in my pants. When I finally hit the one mile marker I couldn't have been happier.
Mom was supposed to be at the finish line (she wanted to come later than we were getting there and I don't blame her), but I had my doubts as I sped up the last half mile. I took the last turn and got on my horse for the finish line when I heard mom yelling and saw her right next to the clock taking pictures. It was awesome! Mom has never seen me run anywhere since high school, either, so it was pretty great to get her out there and have her waiting for us at the end.
We waited a bit for Amit and when she got a little nervous as nearly ten minutes had gone by since I crossed, (remember, he has bad knees!), I jogged back and found him-a little limpy on the right knee, but still on track. He had paused just a moment before I got to him to walk a few feet. When he saw me coming back, he said, immediately, "I want to run the rest of the way" so I jumped in alongside him, assured him the finish line was near and we rounded the final turn together with him ahead of me and me shouting to my mom and pointing at him so she could get a pic. Needless to say, that elicited some laughter from the crowd, but Mom said she couldn't have been prouder of us both-especially Amit.
It was a big deal to have my brother run with me and, later, he told me he was really proud of himself. He'd never pushed himself to do a 5k race before and didn't even know if he could do it, but was so proud of himself for being able to run nearly the whole way in around 40 minutes. I have to say, I was incredibly proud of him, too. Mom was touched he wanted so badly to do the run with me and, honestly, I felt that, as well. I asked my whole family if they wanted to come and do it or the Fun Walk and none of them did. When Amit said he would, I was surprised, but didn't want to get too excited for fear he might change his mind.
But, he didn't change his mind and he completed the whole race. At the same time, he understood why I love running races like this so much now (thanks to Fi for showing me how great they are, especially with someone you love!) and felt a whole new sense of pride and accomplishment for himself. I was glad to be a part of that and am thankful, this morning/afternoon, for my brother who came to run with me and my Mom who came to cheer!
And, I'm thankful, all the people I love around the world are safe from harm and, relatively, happy and healthy!
More later
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Adventures in Gowning
This dress was from a place called New York Bridal Loft. I forget who designed it, but there were sort of a lot of things I didn't love about it: the straps were weird, the lace wasn't consistent or just what I was thinking of when I thought I'd like lace...and, overall, I just didn't love it. There were a few dresses we tried on at this place. While the location and setup were super cool, the dresses weren't as flattering as I'd hoped.
This dress, however, was made by Cymbeline. I saw it in a magazine soon after Fi and I got engaged and I immediately fell in love with it. This pic really doesn't do it justive. It has this incredible old-lace look to it with really carefully made patters. The train had some beading on it so it was a bit heavier at the bottom. The entire dress was lace over a silk slip with a thin satin sash at the empire waist, a sweetheart neckline...etc. This was my dream dress and while I adored the dress just as much in person as I did when I saw it in the magazine...and although I'm just as in love with it, if not more now, than I was then...it wasn't my dress. I can't pull it off and I didn't love it on me. I know I could go on a serious diet from now until our wedding and I'd be able to pull it off, but that's really not what I want to do. I don't want the next six-seven months of my life to be about fitting into a dress and hoping it's going to look great...etc. I have other things to worry about and dozens of gorgeous dresses that won't require me to starve myself for months so I look fab. So while I adored it, I finally had to put the Cymbeline dress of perfection dream to rest. I am, however, thrilled I got to try it on, again, at the same NYBL location. It turned out, when Mom and I left the NYBL that what I loved most on me was their adorable changing robe with faux fur at the neckline and wrists...white and very sophisticated looking!
From there, we moved on to two more stores. J. Majors and Hayden Olivia. Both pretty wonderful, though Hayden Olivia had a swankier, posher feel to it. A big reason for that is most likely because Heather (the owner) took wonderful care of her sample dresses (she is the sole owner and pays for everything herself so I suppose she values her samples more). Every dress looked perfect, as if it'd just come off the runway. And in one case, I was the very first person to try on one of her samples as it had just come in that day!
The dress to my left was one Mom adored. While it was beautiful, it was super conservative and felt really mature for my age. I suppose this dress taught me that I wanted something a little more fun.
I did, however, find one of the two dresses I've narrowed it down to at Hayden Olivia which is located in uptown Charlotte down the street from where my brother and cousin live. The funny thing about Heather's store is that she's on the second floor and the first floor, right below her, is home to a male grooming store. Needless to say, when we were looking for Heather's store it was rather confusing.
<---- This is Heather's awesome store, named after her daughter, btw, and these are a handful of the spectacular dresses I tried on. I can't believe how amazing they all are! I found out that a few of the samples I tried were actually dresses celebrities wore for their weddings and I suddenly felt rocketed into the realms of superstardom. Weird, right? Somehow, I doubt I'll be wearing one of those dresses, but when else do you get to try on dresses worn by the rich and famous!?!
And this, of course, is a classic photo of mom and I trying to figure out one of the dresses. I can't remember if I was getting in or out, but I am pretty sure it was in. Obviously, it takes a lot of work to get into one of these suckers. I think this is one of many reasons why a person should only get married once.
wedding tuxes, anyone?
The first time I saw it was in Hilton Head, in Lew's International Menswear, which featured it in brown in a display. I liked it OK then.
Since then, though, I've decided to go with black. It's just more timeless, I feel. What I don't want is for Neesh and I to be going through our wedding album 20 years from now like, "Whoa. What were we doing with those brown tuxes?" I'm sure at some point the powder blue or bright orange tuxes sounded like good ideas, too, but now they're jokes. I think it's hard to joke about a black tuxedo. And THIS shows how nice a brown vest and tie go with it. That was my main concern, after all -- working one of our wedding colors into the ensemble.
So I'm not totally sold on this one, but I do like it. I think it's classy. I like the length and the cut. I like the two button. Looks timeless. Will keep looking though. Suggestions welcome. More from Neesh and Co. in Charlotte coming up.
Tonight I'm thankful for honesty from friends, after a terrific night out with some longtime chums with whom I can talk about anything -- even politics -- and know that I'll get an honest answer even if it's one I don't agree with, and we'll still be as good of friends ... maybe better.
Honesty ... something to be thankful for. Now, your opinions of my tux pick so far ....
Monday, November 24, 2008
Wedding Dress, Anyone?
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Back in the South
Luckily, earlier this year, Fi downloaded a ton of NPR: This American Life audiobooks onto my iPod so I had a lot to listen to on the fifteen hour drive to Hilton Head. Fi said last night was one of their best performances (ouch!) and I missed it :( BUT, I did get to talk to the cast after the show when they were at their cast party. Fi called and the phone got passed around so I spoke to just about everyone. It was sweet. They said they missed me and my "energy," awww. We did have a great time getting to know them and seeing them once a week. I hope we keep up relationships with them.
As we finished up dinner, Mom and I jumped back into the car to get to Kier's place. It was then my phone beeped letting me know I had a new message. I was THRILLED to see it was a picture message from my Fi! (His texting allowance is limited so I'm always overly excited when I get a message of any kind from him.) Anyhow...this is what the message was:
Friday, November 21, 2008
The Downfall to This Year's Thanksgiving
Thursday, November 20, 2008
5 Down, 3 to go
Huevos Rancheros Without the Rancheros, I Think...?
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
2 Birthdays and Thanksgiving Begins
Can you think of a cuter image to wake up to in the morning than my adorable seven-month old nephew/godson (I need to come up with a meshing of those two words so I can just call him one thing: god-phew...neph-son...hmmm. Needs work), Jacob? My mom has recently gotten a phone that includes text message and pix message capabilities (Go, Mom!) so the is becoming quite saavy. As I walked to class in the cold 35-degree-low temperature for the day, contemplating how I'd forgotten to change out of my bright red slippers when we went to Claire's last night and had forgotten to take all my school supplies to the very class I was headed to teach at that moment, I received the above photo from my mom via phone. I was thrilled to see his cherubic little face staring back at me from the phone. I will see this adorable little caterpillar on Tuesday when I arrive in Savannah after having spent Sun-Tues trying on gowns in Charlotte, NC. I'm driving to Savannah instead of straight to Hilton Head that day so I can accompany Genevieve (my three and a half-year old niece) on a field trip to a farm where we will see her favorite animal: a cow, and take a hayride. She has always had a thing about black and white animals: cows, penguins, pandas, zebras. It's weird, but she is just naturally drawn to those animals. I can't wait to see her with a real live cow in one week!
After the dilemma of having absolutely no papers, books or preps in my bag for either of my two classes this morning (I literally turned the bag upside and watched nothing but two hair elastics and a pen fall out of it), yet somehow managing to get through both of the classes rather successfully, I had a nap (I have to stop napping so freaken much!). Then D and I came back to school in time to wish one of our favorite faculty members a "Happy Birthday!" (Scott Cairns: poet and nonfiction extraordinaire, plus a big time Obama supporter and part of our volunteer group when Obama came to MO-see previous blog for info). Following by this, we headed to Starbucks for tall mochas where we ran into our wonderful colleague and dear friend Anthony Connolly. We don't get to see enough of A. lately since he is mostly in STL on weekends being a dutiful husband, but it's always pleasant when we do get some time with him. A-if you're reading-more time would be lovely! You and D should come by for dinner next time she's in town!
And as if that wasn't enough, we ran into our beloved A.P. again today! (Andrew Parker!) It has to be sort of unheard of that we'd run into that boy more than once in a month. He's an even rarer occurrence than A.C. Needless to say, it is always pleasant to have days like today where we run into people we adore left and right and get to be a part of birthday celebrations and well-wishes...
Fi and I are going to switch now. He is going to blog about our second birthday party of the day and I am going to have some coffee...
Dustin here. First of all, Neesha's right. Running into Andrew Parker is like seeing a bald eagle.
It's breathtaking. We used to hang out with him pretty regularly, but as she said, he's withdrawn from the English building lately.
I can't say I blame him. It's gossipy like middle school up in that piece.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Tuesday Coffee and Birthday Dinners!
She wanted to come over and hang out and have some coffee on our "comfy couch" and there she is...hanging out on the comfy couch with a cup 'o joe and some sunlight to keep her warm!
Then D and I prepared to head out to Claire's house for a Happy Birthday, Shelley dinner! Unlike our usual forte, we were actually there on time! Just in time, that is, to catch Claire and Tom still working on some tasty Chinese cuisine. When I say tasty, I mean OH MY GOOD LORD!!! this is fabulous! Claire whipped up some stir fried veggies with shrimp, sweet and sour soup, dumplings, spicy eggplant, rice and tons of spiced veggie side dishes. It was amazing!Needless to say, Claire's dinner was exceptional! And I think she made Shelley's birthday one to remember! Here is a photo of my adorable Fi feeling quite cozy with the awesome group we
hung out with tonight-and reasonably so. They are laid back and kind and open-minded and intelligent. I always love it when my Fi likes the people we hang out with. He's a smart, cautious boy who knows what's up when it comes to the people that can be trusted and those who cannot. I value his opinion above nearly everyone else's and when I saw how comfortable he was with this group, I couldn't have been happier. For the most part, we know all the same people in the department and agree on the ones we are close to and like and those who are not. However, it doesn't always happen that we know all the same people as well as the other does. This occurs mainly because I started before him and took a semester off and he met people and came into the program with people that I didn't know...so we know certain people better than we know others and, therefore, have to introduce one another, sort of, to those we sincerely like. Luckily, I think we both have pretty impeccable taste ;) though, in all honesty...and don't tell Fi I said this, I think his judge of character may be slightly better than mine-being that he is more cautious and I am too trusting!
Meteor Shower
And thought some Irish Cream might be a nice, warm touch. Then we sat in the dark bundled in our winter warmest in our folding chairs in the driveway. Fi pulled out a warm blanket and we waited. A while passed, but eventually, we saw an amazingly bright flash. I thought I'd seen shooting stars in my past, but was never really sure like I was last night. For the most part, I usually ended up thinking that I had overthought myself into believing I'd seen a shooting star when, really, I was only imagining it because I wanted to see one so badly. Everyone else always looks up at the sky and seems to see them instantaneously. Sort of like those weird jumbled images that were super popular when I was in high school. Supposedly, they had images in them and if you stared long enough, you could see them. Do you remember these? The ones with all the strange squiggly, colorful lines and shapes. They were always being sold at kiosks in the mall, strangely enough, and people would stop and look at them for a minute before announcing that they saw the cat, dog, train...whatever. I never did, though. I have to admit. I looked and stared for what seemed like hours and never saw a thing. That's what shooting stars have always kind of been like...until last night. Seconds after I joined Fi in the driveway, I looked up and there it was. Bright and beautiful, shooting across the sky! It's a good thing I looked when I did because we didn't see another for the rest of the time we sat out there, but we did enjoy our coffee and Irish Cream.
Now I just need to recover from this last race before we can pursue the next one.
After that is the Jingle Bell Run on December 6th here in town. These are pretty popular around the country, from what I hear. D ran it last year while I was in India and drew this super cool pic of his sneakers with jingle bells tied into the laces-this is what they give the runners, along with some snazzy white gloves he wore to school today. Then the semester is OVER! Whew!
Monday, November 17, 2008
How do we Find the Time?
And there are four more performances this weekend which is great. I only get to see two since I need to get back to Hilton Head to try on wedding gowns all week. I hate not being able to go to his last two plays, but I'm so proud of how wonderful he is in it!


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China I Love your Care but must they go? Chinese men to play games at mall.
Is it a must for them to go? We've always know chinese men to be tech-addicts and game-addicts but encouraging them the more this way is a no-no for me. If you want to go shopping with bae or wife, just do it, its part of paying attention to her.
A chinese mall introduces a "husband storage" kind of space, so that their wives can leave them to play games while the wives do the shopping. All they do later is to carry the "bought" home.
News have it that the mall in question, the Global Harbour Mall in Shanghai believe to be doing this in favour of both parties.
Inside each pod is a chair, monitor, computer and gamepad, and men can sit and play retro 1990s games.
One of the games that can be played is Tekken 3.
As much as people love it, there are people like me who think its not a healthy business idea.
"If my husband just wants to go out and play games, what's the point of bringing him out?"


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My research revolves around the interaction of religion and other aspects of culture. In particular, I am interested in the processes of change that occur as religion and other aspects of culture mutually affect one another. Given my training in the religious history of North America on the one hand, and Asian religious traditions—especially Buddhism—on the other hand, much of my research clusters around the question of how Asian religions brought to the West in the past two centuries are impacted by the new cultural milieu of the Unites States and Canada—and how they in turn impact the economies, pop cultures, social arrangements, religious practices, and other aspects of their new host countries. It is at the intersection of inter-religious and inter-cultural contact, conflict, and exchange that I situate my projects.
This rich stew of colliding cultural elements has produced four book projects thus far. My first academic book, Mourning the Unborn Dead: A Buddhist Ritual Comes to America (Oxford University Press, 2009), used fieldwork in Japan and the United States (especially southern California), print sources, and online media to examine the transmission and transformation of mizuko kuyo rituals in America. In Japan, these rites are performed by Buddhist priests to exorcize or placate the angry fetuses produced by that country's high abortion rate. But as I showed, Americans of many different stripes adopt mizuko kuyo rhetorically or in actual practice for a host of culturally-specific reasons, whether to support pro-choice or pro-life political positions, to seek a new discourse beyond entrenched polarization, or to heal the wounds of those touched by abortion, miscarriage, stillbirth, or infertility.
My second academic book, Dixie Dharma: Inside a Buddhist Temple in the America South (University of North Carolina Press, 2012), was the culmination of ethnographic work on Buddhism carried out in various regions of the United States, especially ten years of fieldwork with the multi-denominational Ekoji Buddhist Sangha of Richmond (Virginia). I argue that regionalism is an important but overlooked key to understanding much of Buddhist practice in North America, and offers many new possible research avenues for future investigation. I also explore how American Buddhists use place, objects, and bodily practices to enact distinctiveness in the contested space between universal Buddhist identity and sectarian particularity. Looking specifically at the South, I examine the experiences of newer minority religious groups and their interactions—often fraught—with their majority Christian neighbors. In the process I demonstrate that new players such as Buddhists must be taken into account in our narratives about the contemporary South, even if our focus is on such dominant traditions as evangelical Protestantism. In the process I build a model for how the study of Buddhism must simultaneously account for transnational, national, regional, and local phenomena.
My third book, Mindful America: The Mutual Influence of Meditation and American Culture (Oxford University Press, 2014), provides the first full look at the breathtakingly vast culture of mindfulness practice that—primarily originating in Southeast Asia—has spread across the United States in the past two decades. Thirty years ago, "mindfulness" was a Buddhist principle mostly obscure to the West. Today, it is a popular cure-all for non-Buddhists' daily problems. A massive and lucrative industry promotes mindfulness in every aspect of life, however mundane or unlikely: Americans of various faiths (or none at all) practice mindful eating, mindful sex, mindful parenting, mindfulness in the office, mindful sports, mindfulness-based stress relief and addiction recovery, and hire mindful divorce lawyers. Mindfulness is touted by members of Congress, CEOs, and Silicon Valley tech gurus, and is being taught in public schools, hospitals, and the military. Focusing on such processes as the marketing, medicalization, and professionalization of meditation, I reveal how Buddhism shed its countercultural image and was assimilated into mainstream American culture. The rise of mindfulness in America, I argue, is a perfect example of how Buddhism enters new cultures and is domesticated: in each case, the new cultures take from Buddhism what they believe will relieve their specific distresses and concerns, and in the process create new forms of Buddhism adapted to their needs. In my opinion we can see these same processes at work in the selected assimilation of other religions than Buddhism in North America, as well.
My most recent book, The Selected Works of D.T. Suzuki, Volume III: Comparative Religion (University of California Press, 2016), is a collaborative effort with Dr. Tomoe Moriya of Hannan University, under the general editorship of Dr. Richard Jaffe at Duke University. D.T. Suzuki was one of the most important figures in the post-Tokugawa encounter of Japanese and Western religious cultures. His work as a bridge figure providing early knowledge of Zen and Pure Land Buddhism to the West is well-known; less studied, however, is his work in bringing and interpreting knowledge of Western religions to Japan, as well as how his perspectives on religion evolved in light of his constant inter-cultural experiences. This volume gathers twenty-nine letters, essays, lectures, and other documents from Suzuki's nearly 100 years of exploration of religious cultures, providing his Buddhist perspective on various forms of Christianity, Confucianism, Shinto, Daoism, Islam, and more. The volume includes a substantive analytical introduction, as well as contexualizing introductions for Suzuki's works, some of which are translated into English here for the first time.
Beyond my academic books, I have published many articles on various topics, two of which I will highlight here. One area of concern has been theoretical approaches to the study of Buddhism in the West. In two review articles for Religion Compass, I examined these theoretical frames in the United States and Canada, respectively. My article on Canadian Buddhism, in particular, is one of the only works to provide a comprehensive consideration of factors of possible Canadian specificity vis-à-vis Buddhism in other nations. A second series of articles focused on the history of same-sex wedding ceremonies in North America. In two articles for the Journal of Unitarian Universalist History I uncovered the earliest documented same-sex weddings performed by North American ministers, beginning in the 1950s. I described how these ceremonies progressed from secret to out of the closet to central to the contemporary identity of Unitarian Universalists as a liberal religious movement. In a separate article for the Journal of Global Buddhism, I documented the earliest known same-sex ceremonies in Buddhist history, and examined the historical, organizational, and theological factors that led Pure Land Buddhists in America to make such pioneering steps.
Currently, my research is focused on Buddhism and economics, especially the financial and institutional implications of changing beliefs in contemporary Buddhism. Further research projects underway include studies of North American and Hawaiian converts to Pure Land Buddhism, an examination of Buddhist material in Unitarian-Universalist hymnals, an analysis of Buddhist "therapeutic blasphemy" practices in the U.K., work on American depictions of the Buddhist wheel of life, and research on American-produced Buddhist liturgies.


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