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- offer $25k per year in mini-grants to support JOFEE programs
- offer scholarships to attend national Hazon programs
- provide consulting to help bring JOFEE into organizations through programs like the Hazon Seal and our educational resources
- foster connections between Colorado and the growing Jewish environmental community throughout the country
- and host the annual Colorado Jewish Food Fest
I am excited, as a member of this community, to be one piece of this movement"
Get Involved
Join or start a CSA, lead or join a local Hazon bike ride, be part of a Colorado cohort at the national Hazon Food Conference, apply for a grant, or make a donation. Join our email list, or email us to volunteer.
Becky O'Brien is Hazon's Director of Food & Climate. Prior to that, she was Hazon's Director of Boulder for nearly 9 years. She has worked in the nonprofit sector for more than 20 years. She is passionate about Hazon's mission and brings to her work her experience in project management, volunteer coordinating, programming, advocacy, fundraising, communications, and nonprofit administration. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Religious Studies from the University of South Florida and a Master's Degree in Religious Studies from the University of Colorado. She enjoys spending time with her family, hiking and camping in the beautiful Colorado outdoors, knitting, and volunteering to make the world a better place.Boulder, CO | 303.886.5865 | email@example.com
Colorado Advisory Board
Cece Bloomfield
Josh Dinar
Bryan Goldstein
Paul Gillis
Sandra Guidicelli
Noah Herreid
Susan Kodish
Brett Robbins
Caron Robinson
Kira Rukin
Shari Blake Schnee
Julie Shaffer
Rabbi Marc Soloway
Helaine Unger
Michele Weingarden
Click here to read Colorado Advisory Board bios
Cece Bloomfield moved with her husband, Tom, and their kids, Abby and Sol, to Boulder in 2003, lured by the great outdoors, terrific schools, and friends in the local Jewish community. Grateful for the opportunity to be a stay-at-home mom and to volunteer in her community, Cece kept herself busy with kids' activities and passion projects. After attending the first Hazon Jewish food festival in Boulder, Cece was recruited by Rabbi Bronstein to help Congregation Har HaShem set up its composting program. That conference also sparked Cece's interest in meat by-products, animal welfare, and agriculture's impact on the environment. Cece's "aha moment" came while organizing a Tu b'Shvat teaching session on soil and the role animals play in soil carbon sequestration. Cece is Co-Founder of Farm Leather, a sourcing and marketing company for traceable, ethical, sustainable leather.Boulder, CO
Josh Dinar is the co-founder of Pearl Publishing Media Group, which publishes, among other things, DiningOut Magazine, a national network of dining publications and the DiningOut Passbook series. DiningOut Events produces large scale festivals including Top Taco in Denver and New Orleans, Chicken Fight, and the Velorama Food Park. He has authored a pictorial history of Denver, entitled Denver Then & Now and co-authored the book, The Conscious Cleanse: Heal Your Body and Transform Your Life in 14 Days. He is also an owner of both River and Woods and T/ACO restaurants in Boulder and a forthcoming concept in Golden. Josh is on the board of Lighthouse Writers and the Boulder Food Film Festival. He is the vice president of the Board of the Boulder JCC, and sits on the Jewish Life Committee and the Board of Trustees at Rose Community Foundation and is an alum of the Wexner Heritage Program. And, Josh is a founding member of Hazon's Colorado Advisory Board.Boulder, CO
Bryan Goldstein has been active in the Denver music scene for the past 10 years, and upon last year's graduation from the CU Denver Music Business program (upright bass), he set out to be a farmer and Shepard of the earth. "They kept asking me how I am going to eat, being a musician and all" which is the question that we as a society continually have to face. As a current Moishe House Boulder resident, Bryan brings food consciousness, community gardening, and sustainable solutions to the young "professional" Jewish community in Boulder and abroad. While Bryan is still active on the music scene with Hadgaba, a Balkan-style Klezmer band, the honey comes from his employment at Highland Honey where he processes raw, local, real honey to share powerful food and healing herbal blends with the people. Bryan also works at a glass blowing studio teaching classes and creating hand blown custom works, including a series called "Sukkot," which was all sorts of realistic veggies and "Yadim" consisting of hand washing cups. Through working with various Hazon mini-grant projects and larger Hazon programs, Bryan has been inspired by the mission and is excited to be part of the team.Denver, CO
Sandra Guidicelli was first introduced to Hazon in 2015 when she attended the Hazon Food Conference, which she again attended in 2018. There, she was inspired by other women to pay more attention to food and the environment. She completed a 9-month Permaculture Design Course, which taught her to bring sustainability thinking into her home. She is currently a Bilingual Transitional Housing and Property Manager for a non-profit working with 20 families. She is an active member of Congregation Har HaShem and a life member of the Boulder chapter of Hadassah.Boulder, CO
Susan Kodish moved to Boulder from Youngstown, Ohio in 1982 to go to the University of Colorado. Susan and her husband, Jeff, and their daughters, Lucy and Molly, share a love of the outdoors and being in the mountains. They are members of Congregation Har HaShem. Susan has worked as the Coordinator of Volunteers for Eco-cycle and as a Paralegal for The Nature Conservancy. Since 2011 she has worked for African Market Baskets. Her work provided her with the opportunity to visit Ghana, meet many weavers and their families and better understand the connection between weaving, food and community. She served on the District Attorney's Victim Compensation Board, helping distribute court ordered funds to victims of crime. She also volunteered with Jewish Family Services for four years. She has been a member of the Red Wagon Organic Farm Tuv Ha'aretz CSA for several years. She is excited about combining her interests in sustainable food production and the environment with her inherent Judaism to contribute to Hazon.Boulder, CO
Brett Robbins is passionate about Judaism and the environment. Since graduating from the University of Vermont with a major in Resource Ecology and studying abroad in the rain forest of Australia, he's become an accomplished entrepreneur with 15 years combined experience in finance, real estate and environmental business sectors. His passion for helping people and the environment has resulted in environmental leadership through professional and personal ventures including solar finance consulting, organizing local community programming as a Board Member for the San Diego Jewish Federation, and being chosen to represent the environmental track in ROI 120; a global Jewish leadership conference in Jerusalem. He's extremely excited and honored to be part of the Colorado Advisory Board, an opportunity that truly brings his two passions of Judaism and the environment together!Boulder, CO
Caron and her husband moved to Boulder from Dallas in 2017. Caron taught at Akiba Academy, a Jewish day school, for ten years. During her time as a middle school math teacher, she created a Chesed program in the middle school, infusing Jewish values while cooking with the students to serve residents in local shelters. Since moving to Boulder, Caron has continued to be a CASA advocate, volunteers at the amazing Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC, cooks and serves breakfast weekly at the Boulder Homeless Shelter, and is the Chesed Committee Chair at her wonderful synagogue, Bonai Shalom. Caron is an avid cook (vegetarian) and loves the ability to be so connected to local produce and seasonal eating in beautiful Boulder. She is excited to be part of the mission of Hazon.Boulder, CO
Kira Rukin grew up in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, a small town northwest of Boston. As a young girl of 13, on a business trip with her father, she became curious about food scarcity after seeing a homeless person living on the streets of Washington, D.C. With a degree in Hotel and Food Management from Boston University and a Garden Design degree from London, England, Kira combines her passion for food and the earth by teaching vegan cooking workshops in her home and designing whimsical gardens for clients. She relocated to Boulder, Colorado in 2016 after selling all of their belongings and taking a year-long journey with her children around the U.S., living in a 30' Airstream. She looks to Judaism to inform some of her life decisions, but enjoys a secular life where hiking, cycling, baking, and exploring create a very rich life!Boulder, CO
Shari Blake Schnee has been involved in the Boulder Jewish Community for almost 20 years and is currently the Specialty Camps Director at the Boulder JCC. Shari first became involved with Hazon through her job, but it immediately became a personal passion after attending a local Hazon Food Festival. It was inspiring for her to see the food and environmental movement through a Jewish lens. Shari and her family are members of Congregation Har HaShem and she is a past member of the Tuv Ha'Aretz CSA Steering Committee. She is a member of the Tuv Ha'Aretz Red Wagon Organic Farm CSA. Shari lives in Louisville with her husband Jonathan and her two teenage children, Jared and Mollie. She is excited to be part of the Advisory Board and to help Hazon create a healthier and more sustainable community in Boulder.
Julie Shaffer is the Executive Director of the Oreg Foundation in Boulder. She has been involved in Colorado's non-profit world as a professional and lay leader for over 20 years. Julie serves on Hazon's national Board and is a member of the Board of Directors of Encounter and the Jewish Studies Program at the University of Colorado. She serves on several committees of the Boulder JCC where she was the honored for her leadership at their annual gala. Julie was a founding board member of the Boulder Jewish Community Foundation and was honored by them for her dedication and extraordinary work in the Boulder Jewish Community. Julie and her husband, Bruce, raised their three kids in Boulder.Boulder, CO
Rabbi Marc Soloway has served as the rabbi of Congregation Bonai Shalom in Boulder, Colorado since 2004. He has always loved food, perhaps a little too much, and in recent years has thought more deeply about where this food comes from, how it is produced and how all of that fits with deep Jewish obligations and values. Marc has ridden twice in the Hazon-Arava Institute Israel Ride in 2008 and 2010. Marc co-chaired two Hazon Food Conferences on the west coast in 2010 and 2011, he is on the Hazon Steering Team in Colorado as well as the Jewish Life team for the Rocky Mountain Jewish Food Summit in April 2012. Marc was instrumental in bringing Boulder's first Jewish CSA through Hazon, which is now a collaboration of five synagogues and the JCC with two weekly drop-off sites. Marc is also a proud member of a Jewish goat and chicken co-op across the street from his synagogue. Marc was very active with the Limmud Conference in the UK, serving as co-chair in 1996 and 1997 and he was a founding board member of Limmud Colorado in 2008, which has informed his work with Hazon. He was in Ghana as part of the second AJWS Rabbinic Delegation, volunteering with a grantee in the south, as well as a fellow of the Rabbis without Borders program with CLAL. Marc is also a graduate of the 5th Rabbinic Cohort of the Institute of Jewish Spirituality. Before becoming a rabbi, Marc was an actor, storyteller and massage therapist in his native London and currently is the narrator of a documentary film about the Baal Shem Tov.Boulder, CO
Helaine Unger lives in Boulder with her partner, Jed. Together they have 5 children and 3 grandchildren. Helaine enjoys many outdoor activities including hiking, skiing, biking and traveling. She is a retired early childhood special educator and is always looking for interesting activities to participate in. Her youngest daughter works for Hazon in Detroit and inspired her to join the board in Boulder.Boulder, CO
Our work is made possible through the generous support of:
Oreg Foundation
Jared Polis Foundation Gift Fund
And numerous generous individual donors!
Hazon grants up to $25,000 total to seed, expand and support both new and existing programs that help create a healthier and more sustainable Colorado.
The purpose of this grant opportunity is to inspire and grow a range of programs and initiatives in the Denver/Boulder area that utilize Jewish food, outdoor, and environmental education. This work in aggregate will strengthen and support the JOFEE (Jewish Outdoor, Food, Farming & Environmental Education) movement. It will support existing Jewish institutions and leaders, and bring new people into Jewish life, thus renewing Jewish life overall. To qualify, every project must help to create healthier and more sustainable communities in the Colorado Jewish community and individual Jewish lives.
2018-2019 Mini Grant Recipients
BaMidbar Wilderness Therapy at Ramah in the Rockies
This Jewish, nature-based therapy program in the Colorado mountains will be developing organizational policies on nutrition and food that take into consideration ethical and sustainable sourcing, whole-health nutrition that supports mental and physical health, and thoughtfully connect with Jewish and environmental education.
Congregation Beth Evergreen
This Reconstructionist synagogue is diving in deep to their theme of the year, "Judaism, Nature's Way," and modeling that environmental sustainability is a core attribute of living Jewishly. They are installing low-flow toilets and motion sensor lights to complement their other ongoing "green" projects.
Congregation Bonai Shalom
Holy and sustainable eating for modern times! This Conservative congregation in Boulder will be hosting a three-class series on kosher cooking and eco-Kashrut, culminating in a multi-generational cooking activity.
CU Boulder Hillel
Hillel and the college students they serve will be helping reduce food and environmental waste by switching to better to-go containers, and improving food served at Shabbat dinners to be higher welfare for the students, animals, and the earth. Sko Buffs!
Denver Academy of Torah
Parents will be teaching their peers about living greener through an education initiative and promotion of green products like reusable paper towels and straws. This will complement similar education their children are receiving at this Modern Orthodox day school.
Ekar Farm
This urban Jewish farm in Denver will be upgrading their infrastructure to include a three-bin wash station that will enable them to expand their capacity to share, donate, and sell their locally-grown organic produce.
Fresh Eatz 'N' Beetz
A dynamic trio of Jewish young adults will be creating a 4-episode pilot of a celebratory Jewish cooking show focusing on home cooking from scratch with local ingredients and minimal waste. Stay tuned to YouTube!
Kavod Senior Life
This Denver senior living community is adding to their Kavod on the Block initiative through a healthy and fresh cooking demo and celebration program as part of the 2019 Denver Days week of events.
This national organization that builds community among young adults will host two farm dinners next summer, with Ekar Farm and Milk and Honey Farm at the BJCC. Also, produce from those local Jewish farms will be used all season long by OneTable's volunteer hosts at their home Shabbat dinners.
Rodef Shalom Conservative Synagogue
In alignment with their ethical values around bal taschit (do not waste) and tikkun olam (heal the world), this Denver congregation is developing a comprehensive composting program to divert waste from landfills, and a complementary educational program for their community.
Wabash Farmette at Denver Jewish Day School
This farm is working to instill love, appreciation, and connection between the smallest of children and the smallest of creatures–bees and other pollinators. They are expanding their farm to grow flowers to engage the school community and provide critical habitat for pollinators.
2017-2018 Mini Grant Recipients
Ahavah Farm, Colorado Springs
This sustainable Jewish farm, located outside Colorado Springs, aims to build Jewish community through food and farming. The grant will enable them to have a winter CSA that delivers to Denver by building an indoor wash station and two hoophouses. This farm also reduces their rates for Jewish families in need of fresh produce.
Boulder Center for Judaism, Boulder
This Chabad house is looking to reduce the number of disposables and styrofoam that they use. The grant will enable them to purchase reusable dishware and significantly cut their waste.
Congregation Har HaShem, Boulder
This Reform synagogue in Boulder is looking to improve their carbon footprint. The grant will go towards efficiency improvements that will reduce energy use and carbon emissions as well as related educational activities to inform the congregation.
Congregation Nevei Kodesh, Boulder
This Renewal synagogue in Boulder is looking to grow their JOFEE programming and encourage people to bike to synagogue. The grant will enable them to install new raised garden beds and install bike racks.
Ekar Farm Denver
Ekar is an urban Jewish farm in Denver looking for underwriting to offset the cost of their JOFEE programs that enable them to reach 20% more new organizations and age groups. This grant will allow them to offer these services at a lower rate.
Yael Greenberg, Denver/Boulder
Yael Greenberg is looking to create a local, kosher and humanely-raised kosher meat co-op for our Colorado community. This grant will enable her to start the Colorado Kosher Meat Collective to participants in the Denver/Boulder area.
Hebrew Educational Alliance Preschool, Denver
HEA preschool aims to expand their garden program and to source more local ingredients for their cooking program. This grant will enable them to provide a shade structure and purchase new garden supplies.
Kavod Senior Life, Denver
This Denver senior living community is looking to grow their range of intergenerational JOFEE programming. This grant will enable them to put in a vertical garden bed and run planting, harvesting and pickling classes in partnership with Ekar.
Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC, Boulder
This farm, located at the Boulder JCC, is looking to grow their capacity to run more JOFEE programming. This grant will enable them to expand curriculum and activities around their Tzedakah Garden and pilot a farm camp for middle schoolers.
OneTable, Denver/Boulder
The local branch of this national organization is looking to bring more elements of sustainability and local food to their Shabbat offerings. This grant will enable them to create a community garden, in partnership with either Ekar or Milk and Honey Farm at BJCC, to be used by OneTable's Shabbat hosts and community, as well as offer educational JOFEE Shabbat programming.
Sustainable Skoolie Adventure, Boulder
This grassroots effort by Chava Anderson, is to build an environmental classroom in a school bus. This grant will go towards creating a "living roof" for the Sustainable Skoolie Adventure bus, which will travel across the state and the country.
Temple Emanuel, Denver
This Denver Reform synagogue wants to grow their JOFEE programming in their preschool. This grant will enable them to construct their "Gan Eden" outdoor greenhouse/botanical classroom for their Early Learning Center.
The Jewish Experience, Denver
This Orthodox Denver organization is focused on innovating Jewish education and creating programs that appeal to a wide audience. This grant will support their "Just Kitchen," a food justice program where volunteers prepare and deliver kosher meals to the homebound.
Wabash Farmette at Denver Jewish Day School, Denver
This farm engages students, staff, parents, and community members in JOFEE programming by bringing the classroom outside and creating other community events, and a Jewish CSA. This grant will enable them to get through their 2017 growing season, and lay the literal seeds for the 2018 season.
Hazon is pleased to offer scholarships for people from the Denver and Boulder areas to a selection of multi-day Hazon events happening around the country and in Israel.
As a scholarship recipient, we ask that you will identify specific ways to "pay it forward" and use your experience at the Hazon event to grow and strengthen the local Colorado Jewish outdoor, food, farming, and environmental movement.
Scholarships are first come, first served, and applications are accepted for all events at all times, though events do often sell out and applications aren't accepted for sold out events. You can receive up to $500 in scholarship. We have a limited pool of scholarships available, so please apply today.
Adamah Fellowship Scholarship amount available: $500
The Hazon Food Conference Scholarship amount available: $500
JOFEE Network Gathering Perfect for educators! Scholarship amount available: $500
Israel Ride Automatic $360 fundraising contribution from Oreg Foundation for Colorado riders (no need to apply for a scholarship).
These scholarships are made possible through the generous support of Rose Community Foundation, Oreg Foundation, and other generous donors. [/hide-this-part]apply for a scholarship
Join the 2020 Virtual Israel Ride, an opportunity to bring our community together and support the crucial work of the Arava Institute and Hazon.
Hazon Colorado in the Media
Christmas in Colorado
By Unorthodox, Tablet Magazine, December 26, 2019
Get Some Cash to Make Your "Green" Dreams Come True
By Becky O'Brien, Boulder Jewish News, June 24, 2019
Passover Desserts Inspiration from the 2019 Colorado Jewish Food Fest
By Becca Weaver, Boulder Jewish News, April 16, 2019
Get Ready for Passover at the Colorado Jewish Food Fest
By Kai Ruiz, Boulder Jewish News, March 31, 2019
Feed your soul and celebrate the planet
By Dena Gitterman, Boulder Jewish News, February 24, 2019
A Food Justice Tu B'shevat Seder
By Becca Weaver, Boulder Jewish News, January 24, 2019
Teshuvah and Environmental Sustainability
By Nigel Savage, Boulder Jewish News, September 11, 2018
A Whole Latke Good Food at the Colorado Jewish Food Fest
by Brandon Marshall, Westword, April 16, 2018
Colorado Jewish Food Fest Coming to Boulder
Boulder Jewish News, March 12, 2018
CSU Hillel First in the Nation to Receive Certified Sustainability Rating
Boulder Jewish News, November 16, 2017
Rose Community Foundation Announces Grants from Q2 and Q3 of 2017
Boulder Jewish News, November 9, 2017
Boulder JCC Dedicates New Barn at Milk and Honey Farm Opening
by Erin Eberle, Boulder Jewish News, October 9, 2017
Milk and Honey Farm Donates Half-ton of Organic Vegetables
by Becca Weaver, Boulder Jewish News, September 13, 2017
JNF, Boulder JCC and Hazon to Host Friends of Arava Institute Exec
by Marina Brodetsky, Boulder Jewish News, June 15, 2017
Congregation Bonai Shalom Awarded 2016 Hazon Seal of Sustainability
by Nicole Perelman, Boulder Jewish News, May 3, 2017
Seed to Table Conference Brings the Community Together
by Becca Weaver, Boulder Jewish News, March 28, 2017


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Savitri Devi
Savitri Devi Mukherji (September 30th, 1905, Lyon, France — October 22nd, 1982, Essex, England) was a European writer and Aryan patriot often classified as an advocate of so-called National Socialist mysticism but Devi saw the new political doctrine as a practical faith without the requirement of metaphysics. Her writings have become a major influence in the study of National Socialism. Born Maximine Julia Portaz, the daughter of a Greek/Lombard Italian father and an English mother Portaz from childhood and throughout her life she was a passionate advocate of animal welfare colouring her impression of the practitioners of kosher slaughter. Portaz studied philosophy and chemistry, earning two Masters Degrees and a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Lyons. By 1929 Portaz realised she was, and had always been, a National Socialist and in 1932 she travelled to India in search of a living pagan culture. Formally adhering to Hinduism, she took the name Savitri Devi ("Sun-rays Goddess" in Sanskrit). She volunteered at the Hindu Mission and wrote A Warning to the Hindus to offer support for Hindu nationalism and independence. On June 9th, 1940 she was married in a Hindu ceremony to Asit Krishna Mukherji, a Bengali Brahmin with National Socialist convictions who edited the pro-German newspaper New Mercury. Now married and known as Savitri Devi Mukherji she had a British passport and in late 1945 following WWII she travelled to Europe. Her first stop was England, where she made contacts. However by June 15th, 1948, Savitri took the Nord-Expreß from Denmark to Germany, where she distributed many thousands of copies of handwritten leaflets encouraging the "Men and women of Germany" to "hold fast to our glorious National Socialist faith, and resist!" She penned her experience in Gold in the Furnace (which has been reedited in honour of her 100th birthday under the title Gold in the Furnace: Experiences in Post-War Germany). Arrested for posting bills, she was tried (in Düsseldorf on April 5th, 1949), for the promotion of National Socialist ideas on German territory subject to the Allied Control Council, and sentenced to three years imprisonment. She served eight months in Werl prison, where she befriended her fellow National Socialist and SS prisoners, (recounted in Defiance) before being released and expelled from Germany. She went to stay in Lyon, France. However this was not to be her last visit. In April of 1953, Savitri obtained a Greek passport in her maiden name in order to re-enter Germany, where she began a pilgrimage of the holy sites of the Third Reich. She flew from Athens to Rome then travelled by rail over the Brenner Pass into "Greater Germany", which she regarded as "the spiritual home of all racially conscious modern Aryans". She travelled to a number of sites significant in the life of Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP (National Socialist German Workers Party), as well as German nationalist and cultural monuments, as recounted in her 1958 book Pilgrimage.
In 1961 Savitri learned of the British National Party that emerged after WWII when former members of the British Union of Fascists (BUF) took on the name. (This group was quickly absorbed into the Union Movement –it is not connected with the present BNP.) She met with the Party president Andrew Fountaine and began a correspondence with Colin Jordan becoming a devoted supporter of his organization the National Socialist Movement. In August 1962, Savitri attended the international National Socialist conference in Gloucestershire and was a founder-signatory of the Cotswold Agreement that established the World Union of National Socialists (WUNS). William Luther Pierce was appointed editor of its new ideological journal: National Socialist World (1966-68). Along with articles by Jordan and Rockwell, Pierce devoted nearly eighty pages of the first issue to a condensed edition of The Lightning and the Sun. Due to the enthusiastic response, Pierce included chapters from Gold in the Furnace and Defiance in subsequent issues. Savitri continued correspondence with National Socialist activists in Europe, the Americas and Jordan including Ernst Zündel indeed she was the first to tell Zündel that the Holocaust was a lie; he proposed a series of taped interviews (conducted in November of 1978) and published a new illustrated edition of The Lightning and the Sun in 1979. Savriti died in 1982 in Sible Hedingham, Essex, England at her friend Muriel Gantry's house. She was en route to lecture in America at the invitation of Matt Koehl at the time. Savitri Devi was influenced by writers and thinkers like Julius Evola and Oswald Spengler, and in turn she influenced the Chilean diplomat Miguel Serrano. Among her ideas was the classification of "men above time", "men in time", "men against time". In 1982, Francisco Freda published a German translation of Gold in the Furnace with the fourth volume of his annual review, Risguardo (1980-) devoted to Savitri Devi as the "missionary of Aryan Paganism". Revilo P. Oliver wrote that he saw the potentiality of a future religion venerating Adolf Hitler "in the works of a highly intelligent and learned lady of Greek ancestry, Dr Savitri Devi."
"One does not become a National Socialist. One only discovers, sooner or later, that one has always been one." — Savitri Devi
"I'm against colonialism for the reason that colonialism infects the master as well as the slave. It even infects the master more." – Savitri Devi
"Out of the corruption of woman proceeds the confusion of castes; out of the confusion of castes, the loss of memory; out of the loss of memory, the lack of understanding; and out of all this, all evils." – Bhagavad Gita

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Speaking of fish, my betta was so cute today, he was simmin' all around his bowl and he was so happy when I gave him food, he is beautiful, hid fins are so flowy and long and red and blue. I named him, by the way....."Indiga" is his new name. I had two people tell me they had names for him, one was "Budda" and one was "Indigo", so I combined them into "Indiga" it sounded better then "Buddigo" , that would have just been horrible and fucking hilarious at the same time, I decided to save my fish the anguish.
So I called Northwestern and they are still interviewing other people for the job I want. Dammit, I wish they would just make a decision and hurry up because I need cash.
My landlord called me today and said that there are people calling about our place finally and maybe if someone comes to look at it they will take it before January. That would be awesome because then Carrie and I will get at least some of our deposit back. Carrie will not have to pay two rents then, which will be really good for her and Nicky. I hope they are happy in their little place under John :). I gave Carrie my toaster...I'm getting a new one from my grandma for christmas and also a new microwave and blender. I have to get myself a new TV, but not until I get another job and move out. Chances are I will have a new car by then too.
Damn, I did'nt think moving would be this expensive, if HR was not so slow at Northwestern, I could finalize my financial standing sooner, I just hate waiting - I'm a bad waiter when it comes to money.
Talleah's two dwarf hamsters just had babies the other day, she says they have no fur and their eyes are still shut. Awwwee, now I can really have some! I want two of them when they get bigger. I love hamsters, they're so cute and little. I just wanna squeeze them and love them and give them baths.....well, maybe not baths. Imagine me giving baths to my little hamsters, in Barbie bath tubs ...lol.
I really miss Jeffy right now. I am sad that his work takes up all his time and we can't hang out that much anymore. Well..maybe I'll just have to go to his work and drive all the Lincolns until I drove every one of them!! HA! THat would actually be really funny if I did that 'cause the people at his work would be like "Oh god...there's that chick that likes to drive the Lincolns" lol. I'll pretend like I'm gonna buy some. I'll be like "I want this one, and this one and this one..." and I'll tell them to put them on Bill Gate's tab.
So the other day when I donated my portrait, Sara Stum, our donations director, told me that my painting would do very well in the art auction MIAD id hosting this spring. I was like "Well, I wanted it to be part of MIAD's permemant collection" and she told me that it would be wiser to sell it to the public so I could gain more recognition and I would be helping MIAD raise money. She looked down at my picture and said "This will sell for ALOT at the auction" and she was so inststant on it that I was like "OK, let's do it". I thought of my interest in philanthropy and thought MIAD would be a good place to start. I eventually want to be able to give money to art schools, music programs and Milwaukee's underground club scene along with medical research and family crisis shelters.
For giving my picture to the auction, I get a free pass to watch my painting be sold. I will be sad, but I am bringing a camera so I can have some last looks at my favorite art piece I have done thus far. I want to get pictures of the people who will buy it, that would be pretty neat.
After work today I will go to the bank and then to Talleah's and then we will go to a movie and afterwards I will probly hang out at her house for awhile.
G00d times.....:)


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Prepare to Pay for Facebook
As Facebook continues its crusade to clean up your news feed, businesses will take the hit. In response to consumer frustration at an overload of ads and overly-promotional posts, Facebook looks set to bring in tighter measures to control the problem. While this can only be seen as positive for your average user, businesses will see a decline in exposure that may force them to opt for paid advertising to reach their market.
Mobile goes Massive
Mobile apps and websites already play a major role in social media and internet presence, but 2015 will see them start to truly take over. As more and more people feel the need to be connected 24/7, they drift away from laptops and home computers and towards their smart phones and tablets. With the rise of wearable tech this will only become more prevalent.
Death of Google+?
Google+ has been long considered a small player in the social media world, and the departure of Vic Gundotra (The man responsible for Google+) in April may have sealed the network's fate. The few features that kept the site afloat, such as hangouts, are now being released as standalone apps, the authorship program failed, and it's starting to look like no one is trying to save Google+ anymore.
Visuals and Video
Short attention spans and an overload of activity on news-feeds will have advertisers battling for exposure, and it seems the best way to get noticed amongst all the mess is with eye-catching visuals. Consumers are more likely to be drawn in by a flashy image with little text than by blocks of writing. If you're promoting something that interests them they may well click through at that point to your main page where you can supply extra information. Video will also prove itself crucial for social media marketing over the next 12 months, as Facebook looks set to overtake YouTube on direct video uploads.
Real-Time Interaction
Customers like it when you listen, and love it when you respond. Quickly. Interaction plays a major role in customer confidence and service, especially in today's digital age. Now that consumers can be connected to all their favourite brands via social media 24/7 and on the move, they are expecting businesses to do their part. Prompt responses to comments, questions and complaints have a big impact on how people perceive your company and its dedication to its customers. Tread careful, as although social media can allow you to deal with complaints quickly and effectively, it can also create more issues if your customers feel ignored.
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October 30th, 2006 03:59 PM #1
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Good day guys!!! just wanna ask your opinions/reviews on the Ford Everest. We're thinking of buying one.
October 30th, 2006 04:16 PM #2
The Bad: Crude mechanicals, so-so ride, noisy, not very fuel efficient or quick, old-fashioned looking.
The Good: Great underchassis, reasonably solid, capable off-road, great water-fording ability (ECU is under dash, not on floor) controls and switches easy to use (they're Japanese, after all), cheap compared to other pick-up based SUVs.
The Verdict: If you want a good bargain, it's a big truck for the price, and Ford gives great discounts, extras and bargains... Ford service is pretty good, too, as far as dealerships go.
But if you want a modern truck, with better power, handling and fuel consumption, a new Everest is coming out next year, with CRDi. And before it comes out, the prices of the current Everest are sure to drop way way down... and you might be able to buy a 4x4 version for not very much.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
October 30th, 2006 08:23 PM #3
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sir niky, would you say na ung everest would be a good candidate for modding para sa offroad/4x4 events?
October 30th, 2006 08:46 PM #4
Currently, amongst current 4x4s, the Everest is a very good choice.
The Fortuner isn't exactly a poor performer (lots of off-roading parts available for the Hilux platform already), but the Fortuner's wheel wells are a limiting factor for off-road tires, and the ECU is placed low in the cabin.
I'm not sure about the Alterra... ...anyone have info on how good off-road this is?
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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October 30th, 2006 08:48 PM #5
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take a look at the link for other opinion, anyways i just purchase a FORD EVEREST TODAY!!
October 30th, 2006 08:55 PM #6
I think its hard to find available stock of these Everests. Heard this from a friend looking for one.
If not, try pre-owned (second hand). For sure, there are lots of them.
October 30th, 2006 09:00 PM #7
You certainly have good taste
The current Everest is great value for money. I've got friends who have brought their families to countless escapades on and off road with no problems at all, mechanically.
After all, its a Ford.
As I always say, good things come to those who wait and the CRDi variant slated for release sometime first quarter of '07 is certainly worth it. It promises improved fuel economy and power.
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Thanks guys. You have been a good help!!! We are still in the process of deciding what to buy.
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I purchased my everest a month ago. I say it's great!
LOOKS - you might say i'm a purist. But take this - 10 years from now, most "modern and high-tech" looking vehicles now might be out of touch already (pardon to all owners!)...but the everest will still look like an everest. It's a classic. Just like the first-gen pajero.
HANDLING - very stable. you could take on anything, anywhere. Off-road, hindi ka mapapahiya. Kung highway, ok din. It's as stable as any road vehicle out there. I don't think naman na buy ka ng everest for it's racing material. It was not built for speed (although i find the everest a good sprinter, considering its size).
SAFETY - nobody beats the everest in safety features. tigas yan. bakal ang bumpers, DUAL airbags, truck-based chassis, rigid body.
POWER - it's a true blooded SUV. Not an AUV trying to pretend one. It was built to be a workhorse. Not a status symbol (though heads will surely look at you if you get the mica black).
SPACE - naku, malaki ang everest. It's so spacious it makes others of the same genre looks like a "minica."
ACCESORIES - very minimal. But you are sure you get more for your money. At least you are paying for the real deal, not for the knick-knacks and perks that makes a 750,000 AUV into a SUV-look costing 1.1 million. And, you get less problems in terms of electricals, wirings etc.
BTW, i don't think it's noisy. Ala ka mirinig na ingay ng makina sa loob. mine is a diesel M/T, hindi mo alam kung bukas ang makina o patay (in terms of sound muffling).
November 11th, 2006 04:54 PM #10
think of it as this, Everest owners are usually ones who value practicality over anything else. If your looking for porma, gadgets, etc this isnt the truck for you. But if your for space, versatility, ease of maintennance then the eve is definitely for you


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On Saturday morning the Under 14s and Under 16s were in action. The Under 16s went down 5-2 at the Park to a strong, athletic Bansha side, William Penrose-Dunne with a fine second goal for the boys in white. The Under 14s played in Dueske against St Michaels and were unlucky to go down 3-2. The Under 12s opposition failed to show.
In the afternoon, our function room was re-named the Colonel R.B. Charteris room in a celebration of the history associated with our founding fathers, the Colonel being patron of the Club from 1921 to 1961. The Charteris Cup will remain on display in the trophy cabinet.
In the evening, the ladies had their turn at the Park - losing out 4-0 in the Tipperary Cup quarter-final to an exceptionally strong and mobile Killenaule side although their was some fine individual performances from the Park girls. Team: Anija Guardzinka, Claire Carroll, Elaine Devereaux, Sinead O'Donnell, Ann-Marie Ryan, Grainne Wade, Claire Ryan, Jenny Grant, Ciara Doheny, Vicki Shealy, Alison Lonergan. Subs: Edel McNamara, Mary Egan, Rebecca Lyons, Miriam Hally and Siobhan Barrett.


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After launching a spectacular convention and fashion show series in 2011 on the fabulous Las Vegas strip and a sold out follow-up tour, the Curvy Revolution (TCR) comes to New York fashion week for 2016! And now casting for the CURVY Revolution 2016 during New York Fashion Week!
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Iaquinta Named Head Coach of the Lakeshore Canadiens - Full Story
After three seasons behind the Flyers bench as an Assistant Coach, Anthony Iaquinta has landed himself a Head Coaching position. Anthony takes over as bench boss of the Canadiens after last years coach, Justin Solcz returned to his former position with the Windsor Lancers Men's Hockey Team.
The Flyers made appearances in the Western Conference finals in all three of Anthony's years with the team, winning the Weir Cup in 2015. Anthony's coaching experience also includes time as an Assistant with the Essex 73's as well as time in the Sun County Panthers (Alliance AAA) and Villanova Wildcats (High School) organizations.
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Do you feel like you're struggling to take your career to the next level?
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Biden, Kerry meet with Herzog; both to skip PM in DC next month
In Munich, VP and secretary discuss security with opposition leader, who says Netanyahu will face 'complete boycott' by Obama administration in March
US Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State John Kerry both met informally with Zionist Camp co-leader Isaac Herzog — head of the Labor Party and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief rival in the Israeli elections — on the sidelines of a security conference in Munich, Germany on Saturday.
Their discussions reportedly revolved around security matters and the Zionist Camp's defense strategy.
The meetings were not formally scheduled, and no photographs were immediately issued.
Herzog also met with the EU's Foreign Affairs Chief Federica Mogherini and German FM Frank-Walter Steinmeier on the sidelines of the conference.
The Biden-Kerry meetings with Herzog came a day after Biden's office said the vice president would be abroad and would not attend a contentious speech on Iran Netanyahu is set to deliver to Congress on March 3. Netanyahu's planned address has infuriated the Obama administration, which accused the Israeli leader of breaching protocol as the visit was not coordinated with the White House. Both Kerry and President Barack Obama said last month that they would not meet with Netanyahu during the visit, citing its proximity to the March 17 elections.
Speaking to Israel's Channel 10 after his Munich talks, Herzog underlined the scope of the crisis in ties between Netanyahu and the Obama Administration. Netanyahu "won't get to meet with a single American official on this visit — not from the National Security Agency, not from the White House, not from the State Department," Herzog said. "It's a complete boycott [of Netanyahu by the Obama administration]. Even if that's not stated, that's the story."
As president of the Senate, Biden would typically attend the joint meeting, putting the White House in a bind because of its irritation with Netanyahu. Biden's overseas trip allows the White House to avoid the awkwardness of having the vice president sit behind Netanyahu during the address. It's unclear where the vice president plans to travel, though his office said the unspecified trip was in the works before the prime minister's trip was announced.
Netanyahu has been under increased pressure to cancel the speech, in Israel and in the United States.
Herzog said earlier Saturday that the premier must cancel his trip to the US due to the antagonism his address — which was coordinated with House Majority Leader John Boehner — has caused in Washington.
"The time has come when Bibi (Netanyahu) must announce the cancellation of his visit to Congress," Herzog said in a speech at the conference in Munich. "In conversations I've held with many European and US leaders, it is clear there is great anger over Netanyahu diverting the discussion on Iran's nuclear program for political gain, and turning it into a confrontation with the president of the United States."
"This speech that was born in sin, as an electioneering 'production,' endangers the security of Israel's citizens and the special relationship between Israel and the US," Herzog charged.
Many Democrats also object to Netanyahu's speech, for three reasons: The invitation is an implied rebuke for Obama; the speech, scheduled two weeks before Israel's elections, might be designed to boost Netanyahu's re-election hopes; and Netanyahu backs new sanctions on Iran that the administration and Western powers argue could scuttle sensitive negotiations over Iran's nuclear program.
Rep. G.K. Butterfield of North Carolina called Boehner's actions unprecedented, and said Netanyahu has "politicized" his US visit.
On Friday, an Israel Channel 10 TV report said that some 40 Democratic legislators were expected to stay away from the address, and that Netanyahu was anxious to avoid that spreading to a wider "second wave" of legislators. By Saturday, it said 60 legislators might stay away.
The Friday report also said that Netanyahu has conveyed messages to the Americans to the effect that "he didn't know" the invitation extended to him to speak before the US Congress was anything but genuinely bi-partisan.
Netanyahu remains determined to go ahead with the address, to highlight the dangers of a deal that would leave Iran as a nuclear threshold state, but is making an effort "to soften" the Obama administration's anger, and that of many Democrats, over the March 3 speech, the TV report said.


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March 22, 2018
Even if this has been asked before, could you explain why Palm Sunday is combined with a reading of the Passion?
It is true that through the late 1960's, Palm Sunday was its own day, and it came on the last Sunday before the Feast of the Resurrection. But it was also true for Episcopalians of the 1928 Prayer Book variety, that what is now the 5th Sunday of Lent was included in a period of the calendar known as Passiontide, the two-week period before Easter Sunday. During that Epoch of the church, the Passion was still read on the 6th Sunday of Lent (the Matthew version every year), and there was no specific order for the liturgy, including or excluding a liturgy of the Palms.
Some have argued, especially in recent years, that the service of Palm Sunday, as we now have it, was a convenience issue to make certain that Christians, with attendance down, would get the whole story of Holy Week in one day, before, of course, the celebrating that happens at Easter. That may be our interpretation, but the liturgists (i.e. scholars of liturgy) who compiled the Revised Common Lectionary and the Episcopal ones, who developed the Book of Common Prayer 1979, were trying to recapture ancient traditions, including the ancient tradition of Lent.
By the way, all traditions in the 21st Century appear ancient, especially given our current capacity to forget anything, or at least, remember only vaguely, anything more than twenty-four hours old. But, by the Third Century, Lent was the time of instructing Baptismal Candidates in the ways of Christianity. This probably included some theological learning of the esoteric variety, such as who Jesus was, but it also included, and, in fact, emphasized, the practices of the faith: caring for the homeless, feeding the hungry, nursing the sick, watching out for the widows and orphans. You know, all that Biblical stuff that comes up in the stories about Jesus.
We know about this way of preparation from The Apostolic Traditions of Hippolytus of Rome from around 215 AD. In that time and place, the catechumenate took three years, with an intense review in Lent of the year of Baptism. By the time of Egeria, a Roman woman of what is now Spain, who took a Spiritual Pilgrimage to Jerusalem and Constantinople around 380 AD, the Catechumenate was down to the forty days of Lent. But it still emphasized the practices of Christianity over esoterica. Over the years the training becomes Confirmation and shifts its focus to theology and creeds—belief stuff over practice stuff.
The liturgical reformers of the Mid-Twentieth Century, steeped in the learning spurred on by documentary discovery and rediscovery of the 19th and early 20th Century, looked to recapture Lent as a training period rather than as a period of personal pietistic reform. Therefore, the changes to the Ash Wednesday service and the use of the Sunday before Easter as a pivot point, from reform of practice to deeper engagement in the story, to be reinforced by the liturgies of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and the Great Vigil of Easter. The change was intentional, and like much liturgy, it is a thing to be experienced, as opposed to a thing to be made rational.


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Kanji Clinic #67 The Japan Times February 24, 2005
"Brrrrr...These wintry kanji will give you chills"
The lack of central heating in Japanese houses may be economically and ecologically sound, but if you happen to be a 寒がりや (samugariya, person overly sensitive to cold) like me, you will have to do some serious bundling up indoors during the winter. My shoeless feet, rendered virtual blocks of 氷 (koori, ice) by the stone-cold floor, provided the inspiration for today's column.
Let's take a look at the shapes of kanji related to "cold," and some of the compound words comprised of these chilly characters.Many of the general-use kanji representing concepts associated with "cold" feature the ice radical, which is written when it appears on the left side of characters. In this form, it is visually similar to the water radical, , minus one "drop" at the top. When the ice radical pops up at the bottom of characters, however, as it does in the kanji representing the current season, 冬 (fuyu, winter), the second stroke runs parallel to the first.
Several millennia ago, when it was first created in China, the kanji representing "ice" was written with a river 川 on the right side and two 人-shapes, one on top of the other, on the left to represent the cracks in a frozen river. These crack shapes eventually evolved into the ice radical we use today. The modern kanji for ice, 氷, is comprised of 水 (water) with a dot on the upper left side, the dot being a further simplification of .
One of the most commonly used general-use characters featuring the ice radical is 冷 (tsumetai is one of its many pronunciations). One meaning of 冷 is "chilly," used to describe cold liquids, surfaces, air, etc., as well as the personalities of people who are thought to be heartless (i.e., coldhearted). The on (Chinese) pronunciation of 冷, rei, is the first character in two frustratingly similar-sounding words, 冷蔵庫 (reizouko, chilly-put away-storage chamber, "refrigerator") and its companion, 冷凍庫 (reitouko, chilly-freeze-storage chamber, "freezer").
The second character in 冷凍庫 (freezer), 凍 (freeze), also features the ice radical. Look for this kanji on Japanese road signs reading 凍結注意 (touketsu chuui, Freeze Warning). By the way, less frigid general-use character 涼 (suzushii, cool) features the water-radical, , instead of frozen-solid .
寒 (samui, cold weather) is comprised of the roof of a building at the top, plants piled up in the middle, and ice at the bottom. 寒 is thought to be a reference to the custom in ancient China of binding straw to the outside of a house to insulate it against the cold of winter.
Another character that means "cold," 凛 (rin), formerly relatively obscure, was pulled out of deep freeze last year when it became the second most popular name for baby girls in Japan. If she hasn't already, at least one tot called 凛ちゃん (Rin-chan, Little Miss Cold) should be making an appearance in your neighborhood before too long.
Finally, some general-use characters that appear to feature the ice radical, such as 次 (tsugi, next), are in fact pretenders. A little kanji detective work reveals that the component on the left side of 次 is derived from the character 二 (two) and not from cracks in a frozen river.
I'm off now to thaw my feet in a steaming hot bath, my sole salvation during these tooth-chattering Japanese winter months.
I hope you will enjoy the kanji compound word quiz below. Each word features a character containing the ice radical. One key word in English has been provided for each character, and answers are at the end of the column.
1.氷雨 (ice-rain) 2.冬眠 (winter-sleep) 3.大寒 (big-cold) 4.湯冷め (hot water-cool down) 5.氷山 (ice-mountain) 6.夏炉冬扇 (summer-furnace-winter-fan) 7.凍傷 (freeze-injury) 8.氷柱 (ice-column)
a.icicle, hyouchuu
b.hail, hisame
c.iceberg, hyouzan
d.frostbite, toushou
e.midwinter, daikan
f.hibernation, toumin
g.useless things, karotousen
h.after-bath chill, yuzame
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ANSWERS 1.b 2.f 3.e 4.h.5.c 6.g 7.d 8. a


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67% of Twitter Users Say They Would Purchase Something a Follower Recommended
Adam Bain spoke at the Ad Age Digital Conference this week about his experiences in the past 6 months on the job as Twitter's president of revenue. He touted some impressive stats about Twitter's advertising potential – it's high engagement rate, repeat business, and a look at what consumers are doing on Twitter versus Facebook.
As Social Times, our sister site, reports, Bain proudly noted that 80% of Twitter's advertising business is repeat business. This means that a significant majority of advertisers who either got some free or cheap beta ad space, or who paid for their first Promoted Tweet, are coming back for more. And these ads are seeing engagement rates that are much higher than web averages, around 3 to 5 percent.
Whats more, Paid Content reports that Bain got into the numbers: Twitter started its Promoted Products in April 2010 with just 6 partner advertisers. They now work with over 600. Pretty impressive growth in just under a year.
Bain also spoke about how consumers react to sponsored tweets, and his numbers look good for any advertisers contemplating jumping into the space. 67 percent of Twitter users said they would be more likely to make a purchase from a follower, while only 51 percent of Facebook users said something similar about their friends. Bain explained that this is likely due to the fact that 40 percent of Twitter users follow at least one brand's account, making them more receptive to interactions with advertisers.


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Nah, me neither.
Absolutely had to use your finger to get something out of your nose that wouldn't budge? Wiping it on a Kleenex, of course, and washing your hands afterwards.
No, I know, who would do that? Ewww.
Sharted your pants, either because you held it in too long, surprised yourself with the speed/forcefulness of air, or forgot you had that burrito yesterday?
Me? No, never, that's just... um... wrong.
Been so drunk in your teens that you peed in the bar line-up, were denied entry to the bar, then defiantly told the bouncers that you were NOT drunk and that you felt JUST fine and did NOTHING wrong?
Wow, would that ever be embarrassing. Good thing none of us have ever done something so foolish... right?
Freshened up your your lady bits with Kleenex that had unknowingly come into contact with glitter from a Halloween make-up kit in your purse, immediately before having a pelvic exam?
Noooo, me neither. Could you imagine the look on the doctor's face? And what
Nearly screamed out loud because you thought there was a spider beside you, in your peripheral vision, only to realize it was a shadow/shrub/your sunglasses/the car next to you in traffic/nothing at all?
No, I would never do that. That's just... heh... silly.
Ever wonder how many people would have to be on their phones, click over to someone else on call waiting, and keep having this patten continue until the telecommunications systems burst into flames all over the world?
No? Alone on this one?
Had to clean a co-worker's poop off the toilet bowl, absolutely horrified, repulsed, disgusted and near sick, simply so the co-workers that come in after you don't think that YOU made that nasty mess?
Okay... seriously, I have done this several times and it makes me wanna vomit. One guy in our office... I do not KNOW WHAT he eats, but he needs to switch something up and cut down on his glue intake.
Okay, that's all she wrote for now. Had to bump down the depressing post below (though in truth I am not feeling much better and the battle continues). Pin It Now!


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It seems the slightly
damp weather Saturday morning deterred a few riders, but we still had a great
turnout of 36 cyclists, who were up for the challenge.
A main lead group of 5 immediately formed on the Beast climb with Alexandre Reinert (26 Coaching) on the front setting a hard and relentless pace. Superb climbing by Alex saw him get a gap on the group near the top and it looked like he would ride over the Beast solo, however John Tonks (Pro Bike) dug deep and was able to bridge back to him at the summit and the two went over the Beast together, followed by Clinton Leong (HK Dragons) a little further back, then Ed Cluer (Colossi) and Mark Cook (Team Direct Asia) a further few seconds behind. Everyone sensibly took it very carefully down the Beast descent in the wet conditions and then Clinton, Ed and Mark regrouped together on the flat section and formed a chase pack in pursuit of the 2 leaders who were eventually caught. The group of 5 were back together again and rode in a pack on the long and misty climb to the Buddha. A short pause was required due to roadwork traffic lights but once green, the hostilities resumed and it was Mark Cook who finally took the line honours followed by John, Alex, Ed then Clinton in that order. The second group of 8 riders (4 buffalo's and 4 Dragons) were next across the line trailing by over 7mins from the leading 5.
A great race that really tests both the legs and the cardio capacity - and I understand there were a few close to chucking further down the rankings, good effort – it means you were trying hard J
Thanks to everyone for attending and making this race what it is. Sadly
(or thankfully – depending on your point of view) that was the last Dragons
Race to Enlightenment for this year. But, it is not the last race on the
calendar – please pen in the below dates in your diaries and we'll be seeing
you all again soon.
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Why Great Vocals Matter!
One of the many wonderful aspects of electronic music is it's ability to showcase amazing vocal talent that would have otherwise been missed or not been given the opportunity. Great vocals can take a somewhat mediocre production and elevate it to new heights...But of course that goes without saying that a great vocal cannot make up for lacklustre producing. The idea is to marry the two and create something that is both cohesive and harmonious. Here is a quick list of some of the many vocalists who I think are changing the game in no particular order:
1. Sam Smith
While the original version by Disclosure is an absolute treasure, his acoustic rendition of Latch is soul stirring. The British singer/songwriter is an absolute genius when it comes to vocal control...And that range. Wow!
2. Taylr Renee
The songstress seems to be everywhere as of late, infusing her euphoric vocals into some of the best tracks that have been released this year. A personal favourite is 'Air', a collaborative effort from Hellberg and Teqq. The single picks up at the 1:20 mark and will leave you with chills down your spine...I expect big things from Taylr in 2014.
3. Yasmine and Jahan Yousaf
I think it goes without saying that as a big fan of Krewella, these girls would undeniably make the list. Having released their first studio album this year, 'Get Wet' was a massive turning point for the group as it solidified their status in the world of credible electronic music. While their productions are always on point, their acoustic version of their hit 'Alive' demonstrates their vocal abilities to the fullest.
4. Miriam Bryant
Thanks to the help of Zedd, Miriam Bryant has made her way onto the scene with a vocal texture that is unmistakably her own. MTV U.S.A has deemed her in the past as 'Artist of the Week' and her collaborative efforts with Zedd on her Push Play EP have marked a tremendous turning point for the artist. The single itself is anthemic in all the right ways.
5. Ruby Prophet
Many people are unaware of the talent that is Ruby Prophet, which is a shame in and of itself. With the release of Audien's latest 'Circles', we are seeing the songstress collaborate with the dynamic producer once more to create an uplifting and transient track. Check out the preview of the single below!
6. Matthew Koma
I am convinced that Matthew Koma is God's gift to house music...Literally, every track he touches turns to gold. Collaborating with Hardwell on 'Dare You', the production compliments his silky smooth vocals perfectly. The list of accolades could go on forever, but if anything, I'm going to let the music do the talking.
7. Yuna
All I can say is stay 'Gold'...
8. Adam Lambert
While many recognize the singer from his days on American Idol (Let's get past this people), his vocal ability it literally unparalleled. I would go as far to say that his octave range and talent is far beyond any singer in existence currently...Talk about being born in the wrong era. Having recently collaborated with Avicii on 'Lay Me Down', Lambert has begun to dabble in the world of electronic music. Now with a guest spot on Glee, we see the singer covering Lady Gaga's 'Marry The Night'...He turned a pop song into a metal hair anthem with this cover. What just happened?
9. Amba Shepherd
After a string of back to back hit singles, the songstress was recently named "The most relevant guest vocalist in EDM' by Elektro Mag June 2013. Her list of collaborations is extensive and her voice is a signature in it's own right. Her latest collab effort with Shermanology has been on repeat since it's release...Vote for vocals as they say! Check out 'Who We Are!'
10. Laura Evans
Featured on Armin Van Buuren's latest studio release 'Intense', the singer/songwriter breathes life into his track 'Alone'. I literally sit here in awe every time I listen to the song...Beyond being expertly crafted, her vocals create this euphoric baseline that in no capacity can be replicated. The song is anthemic and transcendental in every sense of the word.
Well there you have it. This is just a small sample of some of the vocalists I personally love listening to as of late. If you agree, or have suggestions, let me know on twitter @AntoineRouge. Stay tuned for more posts coming your way!