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Michele McGovern’s Weekly Workout: from couch to ouch!
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For this workout, you'll alternate different "holds" while performing the same sets of push-ups, lunges, squats, tucks and burpees.
Michele McGovern walks you through an intense isolated leg workout in the Weekly Workout.
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Michele McGovern ’s Weekly Workout : I like the way you work it !
 Watch along with Michele as she guides you through a workout set to song that you can do in your own home .
 Follow along with Michele McGovern , personal trainer , as she walks you through a pyramid routine that you can do in your own home !
 Michele McGovern ’s Weekly Workout : from couch to ouch !
 This workout is a great way to get moving in the living room . Join Michele McGovern as she leads you through a workout that you can do with your couch !
 For this workout , you 'll alternate different " holds " while performing the same sets of push - ups , lunges , squats , tucks and burpees .
 Michele McGovern walks you through an intense isolated leg workout in the Weekly Workout .
 Join Michele McGovern , personal trainer , for her weekly fitness video ! For this week 's workout , all you 'll need is a yoga mat ( or a towel ) .
 This week 's low - impact workout can be done using only a chair . Join Michele McGovern , personal trainer , with the Weekly Workout every Saturday .
 Michele McGovern ’s Weekly Workout : No More Dreadmill !
 In this week 's workout , Michele McGovern shows you how to spice up your winter routine with a fun treadmill workout .
 Michele McGovern walks you through a pyramid workout , including planks , burpees and bear crawls .


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Correspondence: [*] Correspondence to: Benedetta Nacmias, Department of Neuroscience, Psychology, Drug Research and Child Health, University of Florence, Viale Pieraccini 6, 50139 Florence, Italy. Tel.: +39 0554271379; Fax: +39 0554271380; E-mail: nacmias@unifi.it.
Abstract: Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a multifactorial disorder induced by a combination of genetic and environmental factors, and epigenetic modifications could be the key to understand the pathogenesis of AD. We performed a methylation study of the promoter regions of the three AD principal causative genes in 60 late-onset AD patients and 60 controls. The studied regions in the three causative genes were strongly unmethylated in both groups, but in AD patients the methylation resulted significantly increased. Our study adds new insights to previous ones by showing the involvement of epigenetic changes in AD, which influence the pathogenesis of the disease.

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 Abstract : Alzheimer 's disease ( AD ) is a multifactorial disorder induced by a combination of genetic and environmental factors , and epigenetic modifications could be the key to understand the pathogenesis of AD . We performed a methylation study of the promoter regions of the three AD principal causative genes in 60 late - onset AD patients and 60 controls . The studied regions in the three causative genes were strongly unmethylated in both groups , but in AD patients the methylation resulted significantly increased . Our study adds new insights to previous ones by showing the involvement of epigenetic changes in AD , which influence the pathogenesis of the disease .


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One mustard base used in tuna, haricots vert, and potatoes make a delicious main dish salad.
Place the potatoes and garlic cloves in a small pot and cover with water by about 3 inches. Salt the water, and bring to a boil. Boil the potatoes for 10-15 minutes until fork tender.
Drain the potatoes. Discard the garlic cloves. In a bowl, toss the hot potatoes with the butter and two tablespoons of the mustard base. Taste, and add salt and pepper until very flavor.
In a separate bowl, combine the tuna, capers, dill, and mayonnaise with one tablespoon of the mustard base. Taste for seasoning.
Bring two or so inches of salted water to a boil (in the same pot as you used for the potatoes saves a dish!). Boil the green beans for one minute, then drain and transfer to a bowl. Toss the green beans with one tablespoon of the mustard base, one tablespoon of the vinegar, and a few pinches of salt.
Whisk the rest of the mustard base with the minced shallot, 1 tablespoon of the vinegar, the honey, and a few pinches of salt. If the dressing seems too thick, add water a teaspoon at a time to thin it out.
I start the potatoes to boil FIRST, then work on the tuna and other salad components while the potatoes boil. Then I boil the green beans in the same pot, and can get this salad done in about 45 minutes, sometimes less if I’m super on the ball. It’s worth it!

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One mustard base used in tuna , haricots vert , and potatoes make a delicious main dish salad .
 Place the potatoes and garlic cloves in a small pot and cover with water by about 3 inches . Salt the water , and bring to a boil . Boil the potatoes for 10 - 15 minutes until fork tender .
 Drain the potatoes . Discard the garlic cloves . In a bowl , toss the hot potatoes with the butter and two tablespoons of the mustard base . Taste , and add salt and pepper until very flavor .
 In a separate bowl , combine the tuna , capers , dill , and mayonnaise with one tablespoon of the mustard base . Taste for seasoning .
 Bring two or so inches of salted water to a boil ( in the same pot as you used for the potatoes saves a dish ! ) . Boil the green beans for one minute , then drain and transfer to a bowl . Toss the green beans with one tablespoon of the mustard base , one tablespoon of the vinegar , and a few pinches of salt .
 Whisk the rest of the mustard base with the minced shallot , 1 tablespoon of the vinegar , the honey , and a few pinches of salt . If the dressing seems too thick , add water a teaspoon at a time to thin it out .
 I start the potatoes to boil FIRST , then work on the tuna and other salad components while the potatoes boil . Then I boil the green beans in the same pot , and can get this salad done in about 45 minutes , sometimes less if I ’m super on the ball . It ’s worth it !


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 Wirecard Card Solutions Ltd ( WDCS ) is an award - winning , leading prepaid solutions provider in the European prepaid cards market . Read more about Wirecard Card Solutions Ltd.
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 " card " issuing and transaction autorization processing for loyalty and payment systems . Read more about Smart Concepts B.V.


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Monday night August 16th, at the Jackson County Board meeting in Black River Falls, gun rights supporters assembled in support of DA Fox's decision to not prosecute gun control ordinances he believes are a violation of the U.S. Constitution. His Decision was based on the recent Supreme Court ruling in McDonald v. City of Chicago. Fox stated the decision means several state laws violate the right to keep and bear arms, including those that prohibit carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a firearm in a public building or bar and having an uncased or loaded firearm in a vehicle. He said he will no longer prosecute those violations. About thirty Citizens gathered at the Jackson County Court House to demonstrate their support for DA Fox, and to express their position that the County Board would be overstepping its authority in giving that power to the Corporation Counsel. These Second Amendment supporters were also concerned that the County Board is going to hold, or has held, meetings to find a way to circumvent the DA's decision by authorizing the non-elected Corporation Counsel, Mark Skolos to prosecute those county gun control ordinances which Fox said he will not prosecute. The rally was organized in response to Mark Skolos, who stated he did not agree with DA Fox's decision and that he believes the county's gun ordinances that prohibit carrying a concealed weapon and carrying a firearm in a public building are still enforceable. The rally was hastily organized by local Citizens who got word that this subject was discussed at the August 9th meeting of the Executive and Finance Committee. Organizers contacted Wisconsin Carry, a gun rights advocacy group, which also had representatives there. One of those in attendance was Art Donnelly who said he supports the Constitution and DA Fox's stance to uphold the Constitutional right of the Citizens to keep and bear arms. He said, "The right to keep and bear arms is for our safety." Others expressed their outrage that the County Board may be considering usurping the "dully elected District Attorney and appoint some sort of specially appointed prosecutor."
Jerry Hanson is an owner and contributor to the Eau Claire Journal. He is a small business owner and farms near Augusta.

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Monday night August 16th , at the Jackson County Board meeting in Black River Falls , gun rights supporters assembled in support of DA Fox 's decision to not prosecute gun control ordinances he believes are a violation of the U.S. Constitution . His Decision was based on the recent Supreme Court ruling in McDonald v. City of Chicago . Fox stated the decision means several state laws violate the right to keep and bear arms , including those that prohibit carrying a concealed weapon , possession of a firearm in a public building or bar and having an uncased or loaded firearm in a vehicle . He said he will no longer prosecute those violations . About thirty Citizens gathered at the Jackson County Court House to demonstrate their support for DA Fox , and to express their position that the County Board would be overstepping its authority in giving that power to the Corporation Counsel . These Second Amendment supporters were also concerned that the County Board is going to hold , or has held , meetings to find a way to circumvent the DA 's decision by authorizing the non - elected Corporation Counsel , Mark Skolos to prosecute those county gun control ordinances which Fox said he will not prosecute . The rally was organized in response to Mark Skolos , who stated he did not agree with DA Fox 's decision and that he believes the county 's gun ordinances that prohibit carrying a concealed weapon and carrying a firearm in a public building are still enforceable . The rally was hastily organized by local Citizens who got word that this subject was discussed at the August 9th meeting of the Executive and Finance Committee . Organizers contacted Wisconsin Carry , a gun rights advocacy group , which also had representatives there . One of those in attendance was Art Donnelly who said he supports the Constitution and DA Fox 's stance to uphold the Constitutional right of the Citizens to keep and bear arms . He said , " The right to keep and bear arms is for our safety . " Others expressed their outrage that the County Board may be considering usurping the " dully elected District Attorney and appoint some sort of specially appointed prosecutor . "
 Jerry Hanson is an owner and contributor to the Eau Claire Journal . He is a small business owner and farms near Augusta .


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Orchestra enables companies to seamlessly deploy, manage and monetize AI and machine learning algorithms at scale.
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Orchestra enables companies to seamlessly deploy , manage and monetize AI and machine learning algorithms at scale .
 Upload your code or connect to your Git repo , define your URL and publish . You 're all set . Your API is ready to be embedded in any web or mobile application .
 Forget about needing to design infrastructure that lets your model be consumed by millions of applications . We have engineered our platform to support your growth .
 Build your model in the language most comfortable to you . Currently , we support Python and R but we 're looking to add other languages like Tensorflow , Scala , Octave , etc .
 You 've worked hard to build the most accurate model . All that sweat and tears just to carve out a 2 % improvement in accuracy . You 're ready to let developers use it .
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Helix Education is a Top 20 Most Promising EdTech Service Provider!
The October 2014 issue of CIO Review is out, and we are proud to announce that Helix Education is included among the 20 Most Promising Education Technology Service Providers. Kudos to our team and our technology for helping us gain this recognition!
The issue includes a nice profile of Helix Education, focusing on our ability to help institutions understand students as individuals so they can provide a more personalized educational experience. Our unique approach to keeping students engaged and moving toward graduation is highlighted in write-ups about Helix Retain.
The article also gives a shout out to our tremendously talented staff, including EdTech pioneers who have been on the forefront of innovative educational delivery models, student service approaches and retention programs at colleges and universities across the country. We wouldn’t be where we are today without the contributions of everyone on the Helix Education Team.
The state of higher education as we know it is continually changing, aiming to deliver more personalized, meaningful experiences. It’s nice to know Helix Education is supporting a promising piece of this transformation – now we promise to keep the momentum going!

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Helix Education is a Top 20 Most Promising EdTech Service Provider !
 The October 2014 issue of CIO Review is out , and we are proud to announce that Helix Education is included among the 20 Most Promising Education Technology Service Providers . Kudos to our team and our technology for helping us gain this recognition !
 The issue includes a nice profile of Helix Education , focusing on our ability to help institutions understand students as individuals so they can provide a more personalized educational experience . Our unique approach to keeping students engaged and moving toward graduation is highlighted in write - ups about Helix Retain .
 The article also gives a shout out to our tremendously talented staff , including EdTech pioneers who have been on the forefront of innovative educational delivery models , student service approaches and retention programs at colleges and universities across the country . We would n’t be where we are today without the contributions of everyone on the Helix Education Team .
 The state of higher education as we know it is continually changing , aiming to deliver more personalized , meaningful experiences . It ’s nice to know Helix Education is supporting a promising piece of this transformation – now we promise to keep the momentum going !


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In Aztec cosmology, the soul’s journey to the Underworld after death leaves them with four destinations: the Sacred Orchard of the Gods, the Place of Darkness, the Kingdom of the Sun, and a paradise called the Mansion of the Moon. The most common deaths end up on their way to Mictlán (Place of Darkness) with its nine levels, crashing mountains and rushing rivers, and four years of struggle. This pantheon of gods and goddesses and the expanse of the 13 Heavens provides the cultural basis for the Day of the Dead customs and celebrations.
José Clemente Orozco’s monumental mural, ‘The Epic of American Civilization,’ with the panel commemorating the Aztec Underworld gods in ‘The Coming of Quetzalcoatl (1932-34).
The following is provided as a lesson at a fictional school for noble boys and girls, but presents the cosmology quite comprehensively, where the manner of one’s death determines their Land of the Dead destination.
Today we will talk of Mictlán and the other mansions of death.
Time to start the #LeyendasMexicas.
Today I will talk of the Four Houses of the Dead. In particular the journey we have to do while reaching Mictlán.
But, before that, you need to know that Mictlantecuhtli, the skeletal Lord of the Land of the Dead is the supreme ruler of Mictlán. He oversees the place of eternal smoke and darkness, along with his consort Mictlancihuatl.
El Zapotal, Veracruz, Mexico: Clay sculpture of Mictantecutli, Lord of the Land of the Dead, Mictlan, from the Totonac culture.
At sunset, Mictlantechutli, along with Tonatiuh, take their place upon the sun, to illuminate the world of the dead.
Tonatiuh, the Star God, becomes Tzontemoc at dusk to light the world of Mictlantecuhtli at night.
The legend says that, after Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca created the world, the day and night, they placed Mictalntecuhtli and his wife Mictlancihuatl as Lord and Lady of the underworld.
The counterpart of Mictlán is the paradise known as Tlalocán, the home of the god Tlaloc, where the people dead from drowning or lightning would arrive.
The Chichihuacuauhco was the first mansion, the place of the dead children. In its middle there was a large tree, whose branches dripped milk, so the children could feed and gain strength.
Chichihuacuauhco: Paradise orchard of the gods, full of unique sustenance giving trees, but only available to children. Also known as Tonacacuauhtitlan, it was home to those who had died whilst still suckling.
These children would return to the world when the race that is inhabiting the Earth, our world of the Fifth Sun, will be destroyed. That is why their death was necessary, because they were chosen to populate the Earth in the future, when no one will be left alive.
It was believed that these children reincarnated after their death in this mansion, where they lived physically until they were called by the gods.
Then Mictlán was the second house. People who eventually succumbed to illness and old age went to Mictlán. In order to reach it, the soul has to make a four year journey, passing through nine layers of the Underworld and various daunting tests.
First, the dead would come to a place where a great river called Apanohuaya (where one crosses the river) roared along, wide and gushing, intimidating and impossible to swim across.
To cross it one needed the help of an Itzcuintli (xoloitzcuintle), a special dog each family raised and cremated alongside the mourned deceased.
Dogs were associated with the deity Xolotl, the god of death. The roundness of the body might suggest its value as food for the posthumous soul. Image: Xolotl from the 15th century Codex Fejervary-Mayer.
Upon recognizing his dead master, the dog would bark, then rush to help the deceased to cross the river, carrying its master upon his back while swimming.
After the crossing, the deceased was stripped of all his clothes, beginning the second part of his journey between two mountains that conflicted with each other. This pass was called Tepetl Monamiclia, and the deceased would make his way warily, haunted by the fear that the two mountains would clash, crushing the passing traveler.
At the end of the pass, the deceased would be forced to walk down the hill strewn with flints and sharp obsidian, made of the same material as our knives, called Ilztepetl. The stones would cut the dead them as they passed, merciless and relentless.
The next stage was the walk through Celhuecayan, eight mountains, covered with perpetual snow that would fall on and on, whipped by strong winds. It was said that the winds in these moors were so cold and strong it would cut the body as obsidian blades.
After this the dead would arrive at the foot of the hill, the last stop in the first part of the journey called Paniecatacoyan. These moors were cold and large, where the dead would have to walk endlessly, crossing the desolated land.
Done with the first test, the dead would take a long path, where they would be struck with arrows. This place was called Temiminaloyan and the arrows were fired by unseen hands, trying to harm the passersby.
At the end of the path, they would arrive at the place inhabited by thousands of fierce beasts. When any of the beasts reached them, the passersby would have to throw open their chests and let the beasts eat their hearts, Tecoylenaloyan.
Afterwards, they would be force to dive into the Apanuiayo, where the water was black, and where the lizard called Xochilonal had lived. The dead would have to swim in this lake, dodging the animals, including the terrifying lizard to get to the next test.
Next, they would have to wade through nine rivers, on a path of mist and dark, called Izmictlan Apochcalolca. The sun never rose in this place.
Finally, tired, injured and exhausted with suffering, they would reach their final destination on Chicunamictlan, where they would meet Mictlantecuchtli, the fierce God of the Death, who would receive them with vengeance.
Here the cycle would end forever and here they would live until their bodies and their lives would extinguish.
The long journey lasted for four years, in which the deceased came to his eternal rest.
This was the mansion to which came most of the dead, people who would die of natural causes.
The third house was the Kingdom of the Sun.
Here the warriors, slaughtered at the hands of their enemies, would rest. Also included were the souls of those women who died in childbirth. Among the Aztecs, the pregnant woman was like a warrior who symbolically captured her child for the Aztec state in the painful and bloody battle of birth. Considered as female aspects of defeated heroic warriors, women dying in childbirth became fierce goddesses who carried the setting sun into the netherworld realm of Mictlán.
This place was outside the time, a wonderful infinite place, a beautiful plain, and every time the sun would come up, they would hear the sound of the warriors beating their shields.
After four years, these warriors would turn into rich bird-feathers, small, living creatures eating the flowers.
The iconography of Tonatiuh’s attire provides a visual explanation for what his role as the sun god entailed. The deity is usually depicted with arrows and a shield to show that he is a warrior. Tonatiuh often carries a maguey spine in one hand to signify that he takes part in bloodletting practices as a means of sacrifice. The importance of sacrifice is also reinforced by depictions of balls of eagle feather or the eagle itself, which were markers of sacrifice. Tonatiuh’s connection to the sun leads us to believe that the eagle is a reference to the ascending and descending eagle talons, which is a visual metaphor for capturing the heart or life force of a person. [From Townsend, Richard (1979). ‘State and Cosmos in the Art of Tenochtitlan’. Washington D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks].
Upon the Earth, in our world of the Fifth Sun, these birds were treated with honor, because we knew they were the souls of the warriors who had died in a battle. These birds are hummingbirds. Some would also become butterflies.
The fourth house was what Catholics took for a paradise.
Those who had died by drowning, lightning, and other deaths related to water and rain would arrive at Tlalocán, the Mansion of the Moon, a place of unending springtime and a paradise of green plants. This place belonged to Tlaloc (Nahuatl: “He Who Makes Things Sprout”).
The dead arriving here would live happy, fresh and unconcerned. These dead were not cremated, but buried, interred with a piece of wood which was believed to sprout leaves and flowers once the person had entered Tlalocán. Here people enjoyed food and fruits in abundance, a luxury deserving the realm of the supreme god of rain and agriculture.
And so, between those mansions the dead Mexica were divided, each person going to his designated place in the Mexican Underworld.
There were other pseudo-mansions to which people arrived if killed in special situations. For example, noble women dead in childbirth were going to Cihuateteo.
Mictlán was located below our world.
The Ilhuuicatl-Tonatiuh was upon the sun itself.
The Chichihuacuahco location was unknown, but it said it was out of this world.
And those were the mansions of the dead, and the journey that the dead suffered when they were in Mictlán.
And so today ends the night of #LeyendasMexicas.
Neumann, Franke J. (1975). “The Dragon and the Dog: Two Symbols of Time in Nahuatl Religion”. Numen, Vol. 22, Fasc. 1 Apr 1975. Brill Publishers: 1–23.
Townsend, Richard. ‘State and Cosmos in the Art of Tenochtitlan’. Washington D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks, (1979).
I am interested in the image of (Mictlantechutli ) you have here. What role does this God play out during the last days, judgement day, doomsday? Also please email me if you have a moment to spare.
I am comparing what I have found to known ancient gods relating to underworld, serpents, and judgement related information.
This looks and could be a possible, but need the information which will confirm.

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In Aztec cosmology , the soul ’s journey to the Underworld after death leaves them with four destinations : the Sacred Orchard of the Gods , the Place of Darkness , the Kingdom of the Sun , and a paradise called the Mansion of the Moon . The most common deaths end up on their way to Mictlán ( Place of Darkness ) with its nine levels , crashing mountains and rushing rivers , and four years of struggle . This pantheon of gods and goddesses and the expanse of the 13 Heavens provides the cultural basis for the Day of the Dead customs and celebrations .
 José Clemente Orozco ’s monumental mural , ‘ The Epic of American Civilization , ’ with the panel commemorating the Aztec Underworld gods in ‘ The Coming of Quetzalcoatl ( 1932 - 34 ) .
 The following is provided as a lesson at a fictional school for noble boys and girls , but presents the cosmology quite comprehensively , where the manner of one ’s death determines their Land of the Dead destination .
 Today we will talk of Mictlán and the other mansions of death .
 Time to start the # LeyendasMexicas .
 Today I will talk of the Four Houses of the Dead . In particular the journey we have to do while reaching Mictlán .
 But , before that , you need to know that Mictlantecuhtli , the skeletal Lord of the Land of the Dead is the supreme ruler of Mictlán . He oversees the place of eternal smoke and darkness , along with his consort Mictlancihuatl .
 El Zapotal , Veracruz , Mexico : Clay sculpture of Mictantecutli , Lord of the Land of the Dead , Mictlan , from the Totonac culture .
 At sunset , Mictlantechutli , along with Tonatiuh , take their place upon the sun , to illuminate the world of the dead .
 Tonatiuh , the Star God , becomes Tzontemoc at dusk to light the world of Mictlantecuhtli at night .
 The legend says that , after Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca created the world , the day and night , they placed Mictalntecuhtli and his wife Mictlancihuatl as Lord and Lady of the underworld .
 The counterpart of Mictlán is the paradise known as Tlalocán , the home of the god Tlaloc , where the people dead from drowning or lightning would arrive .
 The Chichihuacuauhco was the first mansion , the place of the dead children . In its middle there was a large tree , whose branches dripped milk , so the children could feed and gain strength .
 Chichihuacuauhco : Paradise orchard of the gods , full of unique sustenance giving trees , but only available to children . Also known as Tonacacuauhtitlan , it was home to those who had died whilst still suckling .
 These children would return to the world when the race that is inhabiting the Earth , our world of the Fifth Sun , will be destroyed . That is why their death was necessary , because they were chosen to populate the Earth in the future , when no one will be left alive .
 It was believed that these children reincarnated after their death in this mansion , where they lived physically until they were called by the gods .
 Then Mictlán was the second house . People who eventually succumbed to illness and old age went to Mictlán . In order to reach it , the soul has to make a four year journey , passing through nine layers of the Underworld and various daunting tests .
 First , the dead would come to a place where a great river called Apanohuaya ( where one crosses the river ) roared along , wide and gushing , intimidating and impossible to swim across .
 To cross it one needed the help of an Itzcuintli ( xoloitzcuintle ) , a special dog each family raised and cremated alongside the mourned deceased .
 Dogs were associated with the deity Xolotl , the god of death . The roundness of the body might suggest its value as food for the posthumous soul . Image : Xolotl from the 15th century Codex Fejervary - Mayer .
 Upon recognizing his dead master , the dog would bark , then rush to help the deceased to cross the river , carrying its master upon his back while swimming .
 After the crossing , the deceased was stripped of all his clothes , beginning the second part of his journey between two mountains that conflicted with each other . This pass was called Tepetl Monamiclia , and the deceased would make his way warily , haunted by the fear that the two mountains would clash , crushing the passing traveler .
 At the end of the pass , the deceased would be forced to walk down the hill strewn with flints and sharp obsidian , made of the same material as our knives , called Ilztepetl . The stones would cut the dead them as they passed , merciless and relentless .
 The next stage was the walk through Celhuecayan , eight mountains , covered with perpetual snow that would fall on and on , whipped by strong winds . It was said that the winds in these moors were so cold and strong it would cut the body as obsidian blades .
 After this the dead would arrive at the foot of the hill , the last stop in the first part of the journey called Paniecatacoyan . These moors were cold and large , where the dead would have to walk endlessly , crossing the desolated land .
 Done with the first test , the dead would take a long path , where they would be struck with arrows . This place was called Temiminaloyan and the arrows were fired by unseen hands , trying to harm the passersby .
 At the end of the path , they would arrive at the place inhabited by thousands of fierce beasts . When any of the beasts reached them , the passersby would have to throw open their chests and let the beasts eat their hearts , Tecoylenaloyan .
 Afterwards , they would be force to dive into the Apanuiayo , where the water was black , and where the lizard called Xochilonal had lived . The dead would have to swim in this lake , dodging the animals , including the terrifying lizard to get to the next test .
 Next , they would have to wade through nine rivers , on a path of mist and dark , called Izmictlan Apochcalolca . The sun never rose in this place .
 Finally , tired , injured and exhausted with suffering , they would reach their final destination on Chicunamictlan , where they would meet Mictlantecuchtli , the fierce God of the Death , who would receive them with vengeance .
 Here the cycle would end forever and here they would live until their bodies and their lives would extinguish .
 The long journey lasted for four years , in which the deceased came to his eternal rest .
 This was the mansion to which came most of the dead , people who would die of natural causes .
 The third house was the Kingdom of the Sun .
 Here the warriors , slaughtered at the hands of their enemies , would rest . Also included were the souls of those women who died in childbirth . Among the Aztecs , the pregnant woman was like a warrior who symbolically captured her child for the Aztec state in the painful and bloody battle of birth . Considered as female aspects of defeated heroic warriors , women dying in childbirth became fierce goddesses who carried the setting sun into the netherworld realm of Mictlán .
 This place was outside the time , a wonderful infinite place , a beautiful plain , and every time the sun would come up , they would hear the sound of the warriors beating their shields .
 After four years , these warriors would turn into rich bird - feathers , small , living creatures eating the flowers .
 The iconography of Tonatiuh ’s attire provides a visual explanation for what his role as the sun god entailed . The deity is usually depicted with arrows and a shield to show that he is a warrior . Tonatiuh often carries a maguey spine in one hand to signify that he takes part in bloodletting practices as a means of sacrifice . The importance of sacrifice is also reinforced by depictions of balls of eagle feather or the eagle itself , which were markers of sacrifice . Tonatiuh ’s connection to the sun leads us to believe that the eagle is a reference to the ascending and descending eagle talons , which is a visual metaphor for capturing the heart or life force of a person . [ From Townsend , Richard ( 1979 ) . ‘ State and Cosmos in the Art of Tenochtitlan ’ . Washington D.C. : Dumbarton Oaks ] .
 Upon the Earth , in our world of the Fifth Sun , these birds were treated with honor , because we knew they were the souls of the warriors who had died in a battle . These birds are hummingbirds . Some would also become butterflies .
 The fourth house was what Catholics took for a paradise .
 Those who had died by drowning , lightning , and other deaths related to water and rain would arrive at Tlalocán , the Mansion of the Moon , a place of unending springtime and a paradise of green plants . This place belonged to Tlaloc ( Nahuatl : “ He Who Makes Things Sprout ” ) .
 The dead arriving here would live happy , fresh and unconcerned . These dead were not cremated , but buried , interred with a piece of wood which was believed to sprout leaves and flowers once the person had entered Tlalocán . Here people enjoyed food and fruits in abundance , a luxury deserving the realm of the supreme god of rain and agriculture .
 And so , between those mansions the dead Mexica were divided , each person going to his designated place in the Mexican Underworld .
 There were other pseudo - mansions to which people arrived if killed in special situations . For example , noble women dead in childbirth were going to Cihuateteo .
 Mictlán was located below our world .
 The Ilhuuicatl - Tonatiuh was upon the sun itself .
 The Chichihuacuahco location was unknown , but it said it was out of this world .
 And those were the mansions of the dead , and the journey that the dead suffered when they were in Mictlán .
 And so today ends the night of # LeyendasMexicas .
 Neumann , Franke J. ( 1975 ) . “ The Dragon and the Dog : Two Symbols of Time in Nahuatl Religion ” . Numen , Vol . 22 , Fasc . 1 Apr 1975 . Brill Publishers : 1–23 .
 Townsend , Richard . ‘ State and Cosmos in the Art of Tenochtitlan ’ . Washington D.C. : Dumbarton Oaks , ( 1979 ) .
 I am interested in the image of ( Mictlantechutli ) you have here . What role does this God play out during the last days , judgement day , doomsday ? Also please email me if you have a moment to spare .
 I am comparing what I have found to known ancient gods relating to underworld , serpents , and judgement related information .
 This looks and could be a possible , but need the information which will confirm .


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Sits on the dash of front or rear windows , quick and easy to set up .
 LED colour : amber . Lens cover : clear .
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Lancaster-based artist delights ramblers with his striking work but you have to be quick to see them. Roger Borrell reports.
Most artists dream of having their work in a famous gallery or an august museum, but Richard Shilling knows his creations rarely survive the ravages of time. And he’s delighted.
The Lancaster-based artist works with nature, finding beauty in a pile of polished stones or a diaphanous leaf blown from the trees in an autumn breeze.
He takes them and makes sculptures from the natural materials he finds around him, preserving them only with photographs taken without the aid of any technical trickery. He then lets nature take its course as the elements reclaim them.
Walkers in Lancashire, the Lakes and Yorkshire will often turn a corner and be pleasantly surprised – and perhaps a little intrigued - to find a finely balanced set of symmetrical stones or leaves sewn into a box placed in a remote corner of the countryside.
Melted Ice Imprint: Section of ice chopped from a small pool on Clougha Pike. Richard pressed his hand into the ice to create a melted imprint.
Sometimes you need to be very quick to catch them. One remarkable work involved a section of ice chopped from a small pool on Clougha Pike. Richard pressed his hand into the ice to create a melted imprint.
Now he is sharing his passion as the artist in residence at the Middlewood Trust at Roeburndale, just south of the pretty village of Wray. The trust aims to advance research and provide education in techniques of agriculture, forestry, wildlife and countryside management, building, energy conservation and human lifestyle which are in tune with the natural cycle and do not upset the long term ecological balance.
It is based in idyllic semi-ancient woodlands and over three decades it has provided a place of education on all aspects of low-impact living. Courses range from spoon-carving and coppicing to greenwood furniture making and yurt building.
Richard hosts some of the courses there as well as staging workshops at Muncaster Castle near Ravenglass.
‘My art is all about making a connection with nature, something that is fundamental to maintaining good mental health,’ he said. ‘I instruct in techniques that are very accessible, easy to follow and put into practice, so no artistic talent is required from anyone who comes along to one of my events.
‘We use the inherent beauty of nature to guide us through the process. Almost universally, people attending find a new way to connect to themselves and to the natural world and leave the session refreshed with a big smile on their faces.
Why not take a leaf out of Richard’s book?
Denizen of Antizen: Balancing pebbles in a fissure in the cliff at Half Moon Bay, Heysham.

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Lancaster - based artist delights ramblers with his striking work but you have to be quick to see them . Roger Borrell reports .
 Most artists dream of having their work in a famous gallery or an august museum , but Richard Shilling knows his creations rarely survive the ravages of time . And he ’s delighted .
 The Lancaster - based artist works with nature , finding beauty in a pile of polished stones or a diaphanous leaf blown from the trees in an autumn breeze .
 He takes them and makes sculptures from the natural materials he finds around him , preserving them only with photographs taken without the aid of any technical trickery . He then lets nature take its course as the elements reclaim them .
 Walkers in Lancashire , the Lakes and Yorkshire will often turn a corner and be pleasantly surprised – and perhaps a little intrigued - to find a finely balanced set of symmetrical stones or leaves sewn into a box placed in a remote corner of the countryside .
 Melted Ice Imprint : Section of ice chopped from a small pool on Clougha Pike . Richard pressed his hand into the ice to create a melted imprint .
 Sometimes you need to be very quick to catch them . One remarkable work involved a section of ice chopped from a small pool on Clougha Pike . Richard pressed his hand into the ice to create a melted imprint .
 Now he is sharing his passion as the artist in residence at the Middlewood Trust at Roeburndale , just south of the pretty village of Wray . The trust aims to advance research and provide education in techniques of agriculture , forestry , wildlife and countryside management , building , energy conservation and human lifestyle which are in tune with the natural cycle and do not upset the long term ecological balance .
 It is based in idyllic semi - ancient woodlands and over three decades it has provided a place of education on all aspects of low - impact living . Courses range from spoon - carving and coppicing to greenwood furniture making and yurt building .
 Richard hosts some of the courses there as well as staging workshops at Muncaster Castle near Ravenglass .
 ‘ My art is all about making a connection with nature , something that is fundamental to maintaining good mental health , ’ he said . ‘ I instruct in techniques that are very accessible , easy to follow and put into practice , so no artistic talent is required from anyone who comes along to one of my events .
 ‘ We use the inherent beauty of nature to guide us through the process . Almost universally , people attending find a new way to connect to themselves and to the natural world and leave the session refreshed with a big smile on their faces .
 Why not take a leaf out of Richard ’s book ?
 Denizen of Antizen : Balancing pebbles in a fissure in the cliff at Half Moon Bay , Heysham .


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Have you ever had the situation where you believed in something so strongly that it happened? Were there times you didn’t take any action because you could not properly predict the outcome? Just like all the Asian Men out there, I too have experienced many times of being humbled.
Do you remember the first time your dad took off the training wheels on your bike? I still remember it. It was the time where I felt supremely invincible. Well maybe not that invincible, but I was able to pick myself up from any pain or adversity endured. The first time I fell off my bike merely moments after those two little rear wheels were taken off. It was the first time I realized you had to keep pedaling to stay balanced or come tumbling onto the pavement. I remember the tears that came along with the minor cuts on my knee, but I wasn’t crying because I couldn’t do it, it was simply because I was in pain. I fell for a second time because I didn’t know how to properly ascend a sidewalk from the road, and a third for not properly counterbalancing my turning. Yes it hurt, but I truly believed that I was capable of riding a bike.
In other words this was the beginning of building my own self-efficacy. Now you may confuse this with the term confidence, but this much more than the strength of belief in a particular outcome. I would describe self-efficacy as a belief that competencies are attainable, regardless of the setbacks that occur along the way. Now everyone will choose different skill sets and interests, but they tend to gravitate to areas where there are levels of success.
Who would enjoy doing something that you always lost at? For every sport, video game, or interest we experienced some sort of success that kept us going forward. There was just the right mix of challenge and skill that kept our interest levels up. We knew there were opportunities to improve and eventually achieve a high level of success.
The biggest problem for Asian Men is that societal expectations and popular culture does not emphasize self-efficacy, but place a perceived value on a pseudo-confidence that borders arrogance and selfishness. There is no secret that a tall athletic built male with a chiseled jaw line can be forgiven for his bravado, but is that a true qualifier for Asian Men to be attractive? Certainly it is an uphill battle, but the most important thing is not to be discouraged. I simply say this is because the “confidence” that mainstream society is accustomed to perceiving is not as readily apparent in Asian Males, and thus they may seem less desirable.
So be sure what archetype you identify with – that goes for both ones looking for an AMWF Relationship or who are already in an AMWF Relationship.

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Have you ever had the situation where you believed in something so strongly that it happened ? Were there times you did n’t take any action because you could not properly predict the outcome ? Just like all the Asian Men out there , I too have experienced many times of being humbled .
 Do you remember the first time your dad took off the training wheels on your bike ? I still remember it . It was the time where I felt supremely invincible . Well maybe not that invincible , but I was able to pick myself up from any pain or adversity endured . The first time I fell off my bike merely moments after those two little rear wheels were taken off . It was the first time I realized you had to keep pedaling to stay balanced or come tumbling onto the pavement . I remember the tears that came along with the minor cuts on my knee , but I was n’t crying because I could n’t do it , it was simply because I was in pain . I fell for a second time because I did n’t know how to properly ascend a sidewalk from the road , and a third for not properly counterbalancing my turning . Yes it hurt , but I truly believed that I was capable of riding a bike .
 In other words this was the beginning of building my own self - efficacy . Now you may confuse this with the term confidence , but this much more than the strength of belief in a particular outcome . I would describe self - efficacy as a belief that competencies are attainable , regardless of the setbacks that occur along the way . Now everyone will choose different skill sets and interests , but they tend to gravitate to areas where there are levels of success .
 Who would enjoy doing something that you always lost at ? For every sport , video game , or interest we experienced some sort of success that kept us going forward . There was just the right mix of challenge and skill that kept our interest levels up . We knew there were opportunities to improve and eventually achieve a high level of success .
 The biggest problem for Asian Men is that societal expectations and popular culture does not emphasize self - efficacy , but place a perceived value on a pseudo - confidence that borders arrogance and selfishness . There is no secret that a tall athletic built male with a chiseled jaw line can be forgiven for his bravado , but is that a true qualifier for Asian Men to be attractive ? Certainly it is an uphill battle , but the most important thing is not to be discouraged . I simply say this is because the “ confidence ” that mainstream society is accustomed to perceiving is not as readily apparent in Asian Males , and thus they may seem less desirable .
 So be sure what archetype you identify with – that goes for both ones looking for an AMWF Relationship or who are already in an AMWF Relationship .


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How often are we reminded to stop and smell the roses–to take a moment to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us, and the little daily miracles that make life so worthwhile.
Sometimes we get so busy catering events, that we very rarely get to take a moment and appreciate all the amazing creations that our team dreams up on the daily! We believe that it’s important to stand back and appreciate the beauty and creativity that our top-notch staff put into every dish.
Thanks to our Instagram feed, we’re able to stop and take a take a look back at some dessert highlights of 2018! Fun fact: many people may not know that Savoury City co-owner, Blaine Arnot, takes all of the IG photos himself! These desserts certainly look as good as they taste! We’d love you to join us in taking a look at some of our “best of 2018” Instagram dessert posts!
While the pun may be cheesy, these little treats will definitely leave you salivating for more! For some reason, things that are “mini” just seem to taste better! Maybe it’s the cuteness factor? These gorgeous desserts consisted of fresh berries, pistachios, and a healthy dollop of caramel sauce. These sweet little treasures are so amazingly good. We bet that you can’t eat just one!
There are few things grander than a great macaroon! Styled after the famous Parisian delights, these sumptuous circular miracles are made with only the freshest ingredients and prepared with love!
What’s better than freshly-made Panna Cotta? Lavender Panna Cotta, that’s what! Made with lemon fluid gel, lemon shortbread crumble, and fresh thyme – this is a client favourite! Perfect for those spring and summer events! So refreshing!
Forget everything you know about Smores! We’ve taken these traditional campfire treats out of the campsite and into the dining room! Made with the highest quality chocolate, these delectables on a stick will liven up any party or event!
If you’re going to make cupcakes, they really do look best in pink! These little wonders are perfect for baby showers, wedding showers, or just after a shower! Soft, moist, and perfectly sweet, cupcakes steal the show every time!
We sent these fresh berry “hand pies” to an old and cherished client. Nothing conveys love and appreciation like a homemade pie!
Okay, we’ve got to get back to work! Thanks for taking this brief trip down memory lane with us! We love creating memorable desserts that will please and delight our clients! Rest assured, we look forward to coming up with even more delectable desserts in the near future! Stay tuned!

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How often are we reminded to stop and smell the roses – to take a moment to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us , and the little daily miracles that make life so worthwhile .
 Sometimes we get so busy catering events , that we very rarely get to take a moment and appreciate all the amazing creations that our team dreams up on the daily ! We believe that it ’s important to stand back and appreciate the beauty and creativity that our top - notch staff put into every dish .
 Thanks to our Instagram feed , we ’re able to stop and take a take a look back at some dessert highlights of 2018 ! Fun fact : many people may not know that Savoury City co - owner , Blaine Arnot , takes all of the IG photos himself ! These desserts certainly look as good as they taste ! We ’d love you to join us in taking a look at some of our “ best of 2018 ” Instagram dessert posts !
 While the pun may be cheesy , these little treats will definitely leave you salivating for more ! For some reason , things that are “ mini ” just seem to taste better ! Maybe it ’s the cuteness factor ? These gorgeous desserts consisted of fresh berries , pistachios , and a healthy dollop of caramel sauce . These sweet little treasures are so amazingly good . We bet that you ca n’t eat just one !
 There are few things grander than a great macaroon ! Styled after the famous Parisian delights , these sumptuous circular miracles are made with only the freshest ingredients and prepared with love !
 What ’s better than freshly - made Panna Cotta ? Lavender Panna Cotta , that ’s what ! Made with lemon fluid gel , lemon shortbread crumble , and fresh thyme – this is a client favourite ! Perfect for those spring and summer events ! So refreshing !
 Forget everything you know about Smores ! We ’ve taken these traditional campfire treats out of the campsite and into the dining room ! Made with the highest quality chocolate , these delectables on a stick will liven up any party or event !
 If you ’re going to make cupcakes , they really do look best in pink ! These little wonders are perfect for baby showers , wedding showers , or just after a shower ! Soft , moist , and perfectly sweet , cupcakes steal the show every time !
 We sent these fresh berry “ hand pies ” to an old and cherished client . Nothing conveys love and appreciation like a homemade pie !
 Okay , we ’ve got to get back to work ! Thanks for taking this brief trip down memory lane with us ! We love creating memorable desserts that will please and delight our clients ! Rest assured , we look forward to coming up with even more delectable desserts in the near future ! Stay tuned !


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OneFold Records > House > Going Global EP – AndMe.
AndMe. — Going Global EP – AndMe.
Going Global is the new EP from one of Onefold’s hottest producers, AndMe. After flexing his talents earlier this year with ‘Mixed Emotions‘ & ‘The Arrival‘ , we’re proud to present this – his first solo EP with the label – and it’s safe to say he’s off to a flying start.
Capturing an unmistakable energy with both tracks, he fuses an infectious vocal hook with a thick, punchy beat on ‘Dance’, to create a sound worthy of any main room.
And giving us another dance floor staple in ‘Get It’, AndMe. builds this stripped back cut around a short, stabbing beat, switching up the pace to create a fresh sound that’s sure to hook any crowd.

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OneFold Records > House > Going Global EP – AndMe .
 AndMe . — Going Global EP – AndMe .
 Going Global is the new EP from one of Onefold ’s hottest producers , AndMe . After flexing his talents earlier this year with ‘ Mixed Emotions ‘ & ‘ The Arrival ‘ , we ’re proud to present this – his first solo EP with the label – and it ’s safe to say he ’s off to a flying start .
 Capturing an unmistakable energy with both tracks , he fuses an infectious vocal hook with a thick , punchy beat on ‘ Dance ’ , to create a sound worthy of any main room .
 And giving us another dance floor staple in ‘ Get It ’ , AndMe . builds this stripped back cut around a short , stabbing beat , switching up the pace to create a fresh sound that ’s sure to hook any crowd .


text: Ofita has furnished the new Aldo – Unión headquarters in Esplugues de Llobregat. The company, which has over 50 years in the pharmaceutical market, made the decision to build a new building to place its headquarters. In this project, it has opted for single-colour office furniture for workstations and mix of materials for meeting rooms. It has attached great importance to informal areas where employees can meet and collaborate in a more relaxed way.

tokenized: Ofita has furnished the new Aldo – Unión headquarters in Esplugues de Llobregat . The company , which has over 50 years in the pharmaceutical market , made the decision to build a new building to place its headquarters . In this project , it has opted for single - colour office furniture for workstations and mix of materials for meeting rooms . It has attached great importance to informal areas where employees can meet and collaborate in a more relaxed way .


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Using photography in marketing of products is a popular sales method. Consumers have short attention spans. They also need to see the same message or image repeatedly, for the message to reach them. This must happen before consumers can make the decision to purchase the product. This is why quality photography is critical, in getting the attention of consumers rather than turning them away.
Marketing managers are responsible for ideas on how to make the perfect images for glossy magazines ads, signs, and billboards. Photographers must turn ideas created by marketers, into visual stories that consumers will notice and think about. If the image isn’t interesting, viewers may pass by and glance, but won’t give it a second thought.
Product images are produced one of two ways. They are either images of the real product or are images created by graphic artists, capable of accurately reproducing the image. Whether the image is an attractive bottle of cologne or an icy drink can, the reflections that can detract from the image are eliminated in professionally created pictures.
The real work starts after the concept or idea is presented. Creating original pictures that accurately reflect the message and making them look flawless is the challenge of product photography. A chilled drink can with a depiction of ice droplets or an icy fog surrounding it is what creates the story that will pique the interest of the consumer. An effective image gets the consumer to think about an action, such as consuming the product. This is what leads to consumer purchase decisions.
To create the right picture and combine it with other aspects of the ad, like the right text font, with a style that suits the image, takes a keen eye for photography and marketing. The effective image gets the attention of consumers in a positive way. A picture is truly worth “a thousand words” in terms of marketing photography.
Producing an advertising photo that accurately reflects the brand and related products takes a good eye and plenty of talent. A passionate marketing photograph understands what it takes to capture the essence of the image and turn it into something consumers will pay attention to. A marketing manager won’t accept anything less than the perfect image of the product. So, the photographer must get it right the first time, by producing the best image possible, which creates the right story to draw in consumers.

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Using photography in marketing of products is a popular sales method . Consumers have short attention spans . They also need to see the same message or image repeatedly , for the message to reach them . This must happen before consumers can make the decision to purchase the product . This is why quality photography is critical , in getting the attention of consumers rather than turning them away .
 Marketing managers are responsible for ideas on how to make the perfect images for glossy magazines ads , signs , and billboards . Photographers must turn ideas created by marketers , into visual stories that consumers will notice and think about . If the image is n’t interesting , viewers may pass by and glance , but wo n’t give it a second thought .
 Product images are produced one of two ways . They are either images of the real product or are images created by graphic artists , capable of accurately reproducing the image . Whether the image is an attractive bottle of cologne or an icy drink can , the reflections that can detract from the image are eliminated in professionally created pictures .
 The real work starts after the concept or idea is presented . Creating original pictures that accurately reflect the message and making them look flawless is the challenge of product photography . A chilled drink can with a depiction of ice droplets or an icy fog surrounding it is what creates the story that will pique the interest of the consumer . An effective image gets the consumer to think about an action , such as consuming the product . This is what leads to consumer purchase decisions .
 To create the right picture and combine it with other aspects of the ad , like the right text font , with a style that suits the image , takes a keen eye for photography and marketing . The effective image gets the attention of consumers in a positive way . A picture is truly worth “ a thousand words ” in terms of marketing photography .
 Producing an advertising photo that accurately reflects the brand and related products takes a good eye and plenty of talent . A passionate marketing photograph understands what it takes to capture the essence of the image and turn it into something consumers will pay attention to . A marketing manager wo n’t accept anything less than the perfect image of the product . So , the photographer must get it right the first time , by producing the best image possible , which creates the right story to draw in consumers .


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Cross Country is a signature scent for Central Park Track Club inspired by the runner's high and leaves, grass and soil underfoot. The candle is hand-poured in a 3 oz. travel tin, great for indoors and on the go.
Net Weight: 85g / 3 oz.

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Cross Country is a signature scent for Central Park Track Club inspired by the runner 's high and leaves , grass and soil underfoot . The candle is hand - poured in a 3 oz . travel tin , great for indoors and on the go .
 Net Weight : 85 g / 3 oz .


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Despite Baker’s admiration for Spengler’s intellect and erudition, he is ‘eliminated at once’, along with Nietzsche, ‘as irrelevant to the ethnic problem’, as he ‘makes it abundantly clear that the Volk was not an ethnic taxon.’1 Baker’s purpose in writing Race was to define and classify races or what he called ‘ethnic taxa’ in a biological way. Spengler would have rejected such categorizing as an expression of the English materialistic Zeitgeist of weighing and measuring all things. For Darwinian scientists such as Baker, Spengler’s definition of a ‘race’ was ‘remarkable’, to use Baker’s word, insofar as it seemed odd.
Liberals are obliged to recognize differences in ‘race’ because of the adverse medical impact in trying to ignore them.
Professor Mansfield is concerned that studies and warnings about poor diet among Afro-American mothers might result in perpetuating racial stereotypes, which epigenetically become real; yet the option is to ignore these problems to the detriment of public health. That is a predicament for those who deny that ‘race’ has any meaning other than as a socio-political method of exploitation.
Epigenetics might explain the hitherto mysterious mechanism by which a ‘race soul’ might be formed and inherited.
The same principles of epigenetics are applicable to all races, or ethne, as responses to challenges and other shared experiences, whose impact is often reinforced by myths, legends, ritual and customs. Indeed that is the purpose of legends, myths and the religious forms they take. It is the meaning of history and the definition of ‘culture’. The steppes shaped the Russian psyche, the seas the English. Spengler explained race-formation by such concepts. Epigenetics might explain the hitherto mysterious mechanism by which a ‘race soul’ – or Jung’s collective unconscious if one prefers – might be formed and inherited.
2F. Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil (Penguin Books, 1984), p. 184.
4L. Graham, Lysenko’s Ghost: Epigenetics and Russia (London: Harvard University Press, 2016).
5Denis Noble, ‘Conrad Waddington and the origin of epigenetics’, Journal of Experimental Biology, http://jeb.biologists.org/content/218/6/816.
6Chris Faulk, ‘Lamarck, Lysenko, and Modern Day Epigenetics’, School of Public Health, 2013.
8J. M. Galanter, et al. ‘Differential methylation between ethnic sub-groups reflects the effect of genetic ancestry and environmental exposures’, eLife, January 3, 2017; https://elifesciences.org/content/6/e20532.
9CpG sites: regions of DNA nucleotide sequences, changes of which result in epigenetics.
10Galanter, et al., op. cit.
11Esteban Burchard of the University of California, San Francisco.
12‘Culture etched on our DNA more than previously known, research suggests’, CBS News, January 11, 2017; http://www.cbsnews.com/news/culture-etched-onto-our-dna-more-than-previously-known-research-says/.
13B. Mansfield, ‘Epigenetic Biopolitics, Race, Population and Environmental Health’, eLife, January 3, 2017; http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/bwep/colloquium/papers/Mansfield-EP-EpigeneticBiopolitics-Race.pdf.
14Dan Hurley, ‘Grandma’s experiences leave a mark on your genes,’ Discover, May 2013.
16Rachel Yahuda et al., ‘Holocaust exposure induced intergenerational effects on FKBP5 Methylation,’ Biological Psychiatry, Vol. 80, No. 5, September 1, 2016, pp. 372–38.
Baker, John R. (1974), Race, New York.
Boas, F. (1912), ‘Changes in Bodily Form of Descendants of Immigrants’, American Anthropologist, Vol. 14, No. 3.
Briggs A. (1985), The Nineteenth Century: The Contradictions of Progress, New York.
Chamberlain, Houston Stewart. (1911), Foundations of the Nineteenth Century, London.
Condorcet, Marquis de. (1802), Sketch for a Historical Picture of the Progress of the Human Mind, Baltimore.
Dan Hurley, D. (2013), ‘Grandma’s experiences leave a mark on your genes,’ Discover, May.
Demandt, A. (2017). Decline of the Occident, Studies on Oswald Spengler, Cologne / Weimar / Vienna.
Eliade, M. (1959), The Sacred and the Profane, New York.
Faulk, Chris. (2013), ‘Lamarck, Lysenko, and Modern Day Epigenetics’, School of Public Health, http://www.mindthesciencegap.org/2013/06/21/lamarck-lysenko-and-modern-day-epigenetics/.
Fink, S. Robert Rollinger (2018), Oswald Spenglers Kulturmorphologie, Studies in Universal and Cultural History, Springer VS, https://www.uibk.ac.at/zivilrecht/team/barta/buch-oswald-spengler-barta.pdf.
Fukuyama, F. (1989), ‘The End of History?’, The National Interest, Summer, http://www.wesjones.com/eoh.htm.
Galanter, J. M. et al. (2017) ‘Differential methylation between ethnic sub-groups reflects the effect of genetic ancestry and environmental exposures’, eLife, January 3; https://elifesciences.org/content/6/e20532.
Gobineau, Arthur de. (1983), Inequality of the Races, Torrance.
Graham, L. (2016). Lysenko’s Ghost: Epigenetics and Russia, London.
Grant, Maddison. (1918), Passing of the Great Race, New York.
Gravlee, C. C. and Bernard Leonard. (2003), ‘Boas’s Changes in Bodily Form: The Immigrant Study, Cranial Plasticity, and Boas’s Physical Anthropology’, American Anthropologist, Vol. 105, No. 2, 4 June, http://nersp.osg.ufl.edu/~ufruss/documents/boas.paperII.pdf.
Gravlee, C. C., Russell Bernard, William R. Leonard. (2003), ‘Heredity, Environment, and Cranial Form: A Re-Analysis of Boas’ Immigrant Data’, American Anthropologist Vol. 10, No. 1.
Hegel, G. W. F. (2001), The Philosophy of History, Ontario.
Hughes, Henry Stuart. (1992), Oswald Spengler: A Critical Estimate, New Brunswick.
Jung, C. G. (1930), The Complications of American Psychology, in Collected Works, Vol. 10, London.
— (1931). ‘Mind and Earth,’ Collected Works, Vol. 10, London.
Mansfield, B. (2017), ‘Epigenetic Biopolitics, Race, Population and Environmental Health’, eLife, January 3; http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/bwep/colloquium/papers/Mansfield-EP-EpigeneticBiopolitics-Race.pdf.
Mosley, O. (1968), My Life, London.
Nietzsche, F. (1984). Beyond Good and Evil, Middlesex.
Noble, D. ‘Conrad Waddington and the Origin of epigenetics’, Journal of Experimental Biology, http://jeb.biologists.org/content/218/6/816.
Spengler, O. (1919), Prussianism and Socialism, Munich.
— (1921), ‘Pessimism,’ (Preußische Jahrbücher, No. 184.
— (1924), ‘Political Duties of German Youth,’ Munich.
— (1962), The Hour of Decision (1936), New York.
— (1966), Spengler Letters 1913–1936, London.
— (1971), The Decline of the West (1918/1922), London.
— (1992) Man and Technics (1931), European Books Society, London.
Sternhell, Z. (1994), The Birth of Fascist Ideology, Princeton, New Jersey.
Tarpley, Webster G. (2016), ‘Oswald Spengler: Race Theorist of the Trump Regime?’ March 31; http://tarpley.net/oswald-spengler-race-theorist-of-the-trump-regime/.
Thomson, Alexander Raven. (1932), Civilisation as Divine Superman, London.
Vico, G. (1948), The New Science of Giambattista Vico (1730) Cornell University Press.
Voegelin, E. ‘Race and State,’ (1999), The Collected Works of Eric Voegelin (1933) Columbia.
Waddington, C. H. (1953), ‘Genetic assimilation of an acquired character’, Evolution, Vol. 7, No. 2, June.
Yahuda Rachel , et al. (2016), ‘Holocaust exposure induced intergenerational effects on FKBP5 Methylation,’ Biological Psychiatry, Vol. 80, No. 5, September 1.
I will just observe that McGill University was home base to Dr. Ewen Cameron. Think of Epigenetics in terms of something like Operation Phoenix. Generational control though terror.

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Despite Baker ’s admiration for Spengler ’s intellect and erudition , he is ‘ eliminated at once ’ , along with Nietzsche , ‘ as irrelevant to the ethnic problem ’ , as he ‘ makes it abundantly clear that the Volk was not an ethnic taxon . ’1 Baker ’s purpose in writing Race was to define and classify races or what he called ‘ ethnic taxa ’ in a biological way . Spengler would have rejected such categorizing as an expression of the English materialistic Zeitgeist of weighing and measuring all things . For Darwinian scientists such as Baker , Spengler ’s definition of a ‘ race ’ was ‘ remarkable ’ , to use Baker ’s word , insofar as it seemed odd .
 Liberals are obliged to recognize differences in ‘ race ’ because of the adverse medical impact in trying to ignore them .
 Professor Mansfield is concerned that studies and warnings about poor diet among Afro - American mothers might result in perpetuating racial stereotypes , which epigenetically become real ; yet the option is to ignore these problems to the detriment of public health . That is a predicament for those who deny that ‘ race ’ has any meaning other than as a socio - political method of exploitation .
 Epigenetics might explain the hitherto mysterious mechanism by which a ‘ race soul ’ might be formed and inherited .
 The same principles of epigenetics are applicable to all races , or ethne , as responses to challenges and other shared experiences , whose impact is often reinforced by myths , legends , ritual and customs . Indeed that is the purpose of legends , myths and the religious forms they take . It is the meaning of history and the definition of ‘ culture ’ . The steppes shaped the Russian psyche , the seas the English . Spengler explained race - formation by such concepts . Epigenetics might explain the hitherto mysterious mechanism by which a ‘ race soul ’ – or Jung ’s collective unconscious if one prefers – might be formed and inherited .
 2F. Nietzsche , Beyond Good and Evil ( Penguin Books , 1984 ) , p. 184 .
 4L. Graham , Lysenko ’s Ghost : Epigenetics and Russia ( London : Harvard University Press , 2016 ) .
 5Denis Noble , ‘ Conrad Waddington and the origin of epigenetics ’ , Journal of Experimental Biology , http://jeb.biologists.org/content/218/6/816 .
 6Chris Faulk , ‘ Lamarck , Lysenko , and Modern Day Epigenetics ’ , School of Public Health , 2013 .
 8J. M. Galanter , et al . ‘ Differential methylation between ethnic sub - groups reflects the effect of genetic ancestry and environmental exposures ’ , eLife , January 3 , 2017 ; https://elifesciences.org/content/6/e20532 .
 9CpG sites : regions of DNA nucleotide sequences , changes of which result in epigenetics .
 10Galanter , et al . , op . cit .
 11Esteban Burchard of the University of California , San Francisco .
 12‘Culture etched on our DNA more than previously known , research suggests ’ , CBS News , January 11 , 2017 ; http://www.cbsnews.com/news/culture-etched-onto-our-dna-more-than-previously-known-research-says/.
 13B. Mansfield , ‘ Epigenetic Biopolitics , Race , Population and Environmental Health ’ , eLife , January 3 , 2017 ; http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/bwep/colloquium/papers/Mansfield-EP-EpigeneticBiopolitics-Race.pdf .
 14Dan Hurley , ‘ Grandma ’s experiences leave a mark on your genes , ’ Discover , May 2013 .
 16Rachel Yahuda et al . , ‘ Holocaust exposure induced intergenerational effects on FKBP5 Methylation , ’ Biological Psychiatry , Vol . 80 , No . 5 , September 1 , 2016 , pp . 372–38 .
 Baker , John R. ( 1974 ) , Race , New York .
 Boas , F. ( 1912 ) , ‘ Changes in Bodily Form of Descendants of Immigrants ’ , American Anthropologist , Vol . 14 , No . 3 .
 Briggs A. ( 1985 ) , The Nineteenth Century : The Contradictions of Progress , New York .
 Chamberlain , Houston Stewart . ( 1911 ) , Foundations of the Nineteenth Century , London .
 Condorcet , Marquis de . ( 1802 ) , Sketch for a Historical Picture of the Progress of the Human Mind , Baltimore .
 Dan Hurley , D. ( 2013 ) , ‘ Grandma ’s experiences leave a mark on your genes , ’ Discover , May .
 Demandt , A. ( 2017 ) . Decline of the Occident , Studies on Oswald Spengler , Cologne / Weimar / Vienna .
 Eliade , M. ( 1959 ) , The Sacred and the Profane , New York .
 Faulk , Chris . ( 2013 ) , ‘ Lamarck , Lysenko , and Modern Day Epigenetics ’ , School of Public Health , http://www.mindthesciencegap.org/2013/06/21/lamarck-lysenko-and-modern-day-epigenetics/.
 Fink , S. Robert Rollinger ( 2018 ) , Oswald Spenglers Kulturmorphologie , Studies in Universal and Cultural History , Springer VS , https://www.uibk.ac.at/zivilrecht/team/barta/buch-oswald-spengler-barta.pdf .
 Fukuyama , F. ( 1989 ) , ‘ The End of History ? ’ , The National Interest , Summer , http://www.wesjones.com/eoh.htm .
 Galanter , J. M. et al . ( 2017 ) ‘ Differential methylation between ethnic sub - groups reflects the effect of genetic ancestry and environmental exposures ’ , eLife , January 3 ; https://elifesciences.org/content/6/e20532 .
 Gobineau , Arthur de . ( 1983 ) , Inequality of the Races , Torrance .
 Graham , L. ( 2016 ) . Lysenko ’s Ghost : Epigenetics and Russia , London .
 Grant , Maddison . ( 1918 ) , Passing of the Great Race , New York .
 Gravlee , C. C. and Bernard Leonard . ( 2003 ) , ‘ Boas ’s Changes in Bodily Form : The Immigrant Study , Cranial Plasticity , and Boas ’s Physical Anthropology ’ , American Anthropologist , Vol . 105 , No . 2 , 4 June , http://nersp.osg.ufl.edu/~ufruss/documents/boas.paperII.pdf .
 Gravlee , C. C. , Russell Bernard , William R. Leonard . ( 2003 ) , ‘ Heredity , Environment , and Cranial Form : A Re - Analysis of Boas ’ Immigrant Data ’ , American Anthropologist Vol . 10 , No . 1 .
 Hegel , G. W. F. ( 2001 ) , The Philosophy of History , Ontario .
 Hughes , Henry Stuart . ( 1992 ) , Oswald Spengler : A Critical Estimate , New Brunswick .
 Jung , C. G. ( 1930 ) , The Complications of American Psychology , in Collected Works , Vol . 10 , London .
 — ( 1931 ) . ‘ Mind and Earth , ’ Collected Works , Vol . 10 , London .
 Mansfield , B. ( 2017 ) , ‘ Epigenetic Biopolitics , Race , Population and Environmental Health ’ , eLife , January 3 ; http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/bwep/colloquium/papers/Mansfield-EP-EpigeneticBiopolitics-Race.pdf .
 Mosley , O. ( 1968 ) , My Life , London .
 Nietzsche , F. ( 1984 ) . Beyond Good and Evil , Middlesex .
 Noble , D. ‘ Conrad Waddington and the Origin of epigenetics ’ , Journal of Experimental Biology , http://jeb.biologists.org/content/218/6/816 .
 Spengler , O. ( 1919 ) , Prussianism and Socialism , Munich .
 — ( 1921 ) , ‘ Pessimism , ’ ( Preußische Jahrbücher , No . 184 .
 — ( 1924 ) , ‘ Political Duties of German Youth , ’ Munich .
 — ( 1962 ) , The Hour of Decision ( 1936 ) , New York .
 — ( 1966 ) , Spengler Letters 1913–1936 , London .
 — ( 1971 ) , The Decline of the West ( 1918/1922 ) , London .
 — ( 1992 ) Man and Technics ( 1931 ) , European Books Society , London .
 Sternhell , Z. ( 1994 ) , The Birth of Fascist Ideology , Princeton , New Jersey .
 Tarpley , Webster G. ( 2016 ) , ‘ Oswald Spengler : Race Theorist of the Trump Regime ? ’ March 31 ; http://tarpley.net/oswald-spengler-race-theorist-of-the-trump-regime/.
 Thomson , Alexander Raven . ( 1932 ) , Civilisation as Divine Superman , London .
 Vico , G. ( 1948 ) , The New Science of Giambattista Vico ( 1730 ) Cornell University Press .
 Voegelin , E. ‘ Race and State , ’ ( 1999 ) , The Collected Works of Eric Voegelin ( 1933 ) Columbia .
 Waddington , C. H. ( 1953 ) , ‘ Genetic assimilation of an acquired character ’ , Evolution , Vol . 7 , No . 2 , June .
 Yahuda Rachel , et al . ( 2016 ) , ‘ Holocaust exposure induced intergenerational effects on FKBP5 Methylation , ’ Biological Psychiatry , Vol . 80 , No . 5 , September 1 .
 I will just observe that McGill University was home base to Dr. Ewen Cameron . Think of Epigenetics in terms of something like Operation Phoenix . Generational control though terror .


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New York City is called "The City That Never Sleeps," and when visiting this exciting destination with the whole family, it may seem that neither do the kids. The Big Apple is a hotbed of activity all week long, but many traditional tourist attractions are closed on Sunday nights, including most of the top museums. Fortunately, armed with some good tips, families can find something to do anytime of the week, even on a Sunday night.
The bright lights of Times Square are always fun at night. Several famous toy, gift and fashion stores provide entertainment for kids of all ages, and adults will appreciate the grand scale of the ADHD-proof television screens and lighting. The area, which is centered at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue, has an overwhelming number of family restaurants ranging from well-known chains to independent eateries. Certainly better places to eat abound in the city, but sometimes it's easier for family members to agree on a restaurant chain everyone already knows.
The world’s most famous city park is particularly busy on the weekend, but it provides a relaxing escape from the street crowds and pushy taxi drivers. Most people stay in the southern half of the park, which features the Wollman ice skating rink, the Heckscher Playground and the John Lennon “Strawberry Fields” memorial. Another highlight is the 106-acre Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, located just north of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. In the summer, most of the parks in New York host free concerts on different nights, many of which feature well-known acts. Children will enjoy the Central Park Zoo and carousel, but Conde Nast Traveler suggests not taking one of the cliché, overpriced carriage rides popularized by scenes from Woody Allen’s “Manhattan.” The park closes at 1 a.m., but tourists should stay in the main areas after nightfall.
Sunday is a big day for stage productions as the theaters often host both afternoon matinees and nighttime performances. More progressive plays and musicals may be found off-Broadway, but the giant Broadway productions are most likely to entertain the entire family. At time of publication, long-running classics included “Wicked,” and “The Lion King” but you could consider an edgier production like "Chicago" or "Hamilton" if the children are all in their teens. Discounted tickets for some productions can be purchased at the TKTS Booth in Times Square.
Jenison, David. "Fun Things to Do on a Sunday Night With Family in NYC." Travel Tips - USA Today, https://traveltips.usatoday.com/fun-things-sunday-night-family-nyc-108856.html. 07 February 2018.

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New York City is called " The City That Never Sleeps , " and when visiting this exciting destination with the whole family , it may seem that neither do the kids . The Big Apple is a hotbed of activity all week long , but many traditional tourist attractions are closed on Sunday nights , including most of the top museums . Fortunately , armed with some good tips , families can find something to do anytime of the week , even on a Sunday night .
 The bright lights of Times Square are always fun at night . Several famous toy , gift and fashion stores provide entertainment for kids of all ages , and adults will appreciate the grand scale of the ADHD - proof television screens and lighting . The area , which is centered at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue , has an overwhelming number of family restaurants ranging from well - known chains to independent eateries . Certainly better places to eat abound in the city , but sometimes it 's easier for family members to agree on a restaurant chain everyone already knows .
 The world ’s most famous city park is particularly busy on the weekend , but it provides a relaxing escape from the street crowds and pushy taxi drivers . Most people stay in the southern half of the park , which features the Wollman ice skating rink , the Heckscher Playground and the John Lennon “ Strawberry Fields ” memorial . Another highlight is the 106 - acre Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir , located just north of the Metropolitan Museum of Art . In the summer , most of the parks in New York host free concerts on different nights , many of which feature well - known acts . Children will enjoy the Central Park Zoo and carousel , but Conde Nast Traveler suggests not taking one of the cliché , overpriced carriage rides popularized by scenes from Woody Allen ’s “ Manhattan . ” The park closes at 1 a.m. , but tourists should stay in the main areas after nightfall .
 Sunday is a big day for stage productions as the theaters often host both afternoon matinees and nighttime performances . More progressive plays and musicals may be found off - Broadway , but the giant Broadway productions are most likely to entertain the entire family . At time of publication , long - running classics included “ Wicked , ” and “ The Lion King ” but you could consider an edgier production like " Chicago " or " Hamilton " if the children are all in their teens . Discounted tickets for some productions can be purchased at the TKTS Booth in Times Square .
 Jenison , David . " Fun Things to Do on a Sunday Night With Family in NYC . " Travel Tips - USA Today , https://traveltips.usatoday.com/fun-things-sunday-night-family-nyc-108856.html . 07 February 2018 .


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This plant is a member of the Solanaceae family and has over 4,000 years of traditional use in its native India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It is a Medharasayan which is the Ayurvedic category of foods and nutrients that promote learning and memory retrieval. It is sometimes referred to as “Indian Ginseng” as it is traditionally used in conditions of debility, emaciation, impotence and premature aging. It is also sometimes referred to as Winter Cherry. The translation of Ashwagandha is roughly, “the smell and strength of a horse”, alluding to its aphrodisiac properties. This plant is a Tonic and an Adaptogen. In the Middle East it is used to help promote normal sleep patterns and encourage a healthy inflammatory response.
Adaptogens support the ability of an organism to cope with stress and thereby conserve energy. Ashwagandha rejuvenates and tonifies the entire system, especially the endocrine and immune systems.
The root and leaf contain the highest amount of Steroidal compounds which include the lactones Withaferin A, and carbon-27-glycowithanolides, known collectively as Withanolides. It also contains a fair amount of alkaloids; tropine, pseudotropine isopelletrine, and anaferine, and saponins.
Altern. Med. Rev. 2000 Aug; 5(4): 334-46 Mishra LC, Singh BB, Dagennais S. Scientific Basis for the Therapeutic use of Withania somnifera (ashwagandha): a review.

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This plant is a member of the Solanaceae family and has over 4,000 years of traditional use in its native India , Pakistan and Sri Lanka . It is a Medharasayan which is the Ayurvedic category of foods and nutrients that promote learning and memory retrieval . It is sometimes referred to as “ Indian Ginseng ” as it is traditionally used in conditions of debility , emaciation , impotence and premature aging . It is also sometimes referred to as Winter Cherry . The translation of Ashwagandha is roughly , “ the smell and strength of a horse ” , alluding to its aphrodisiac properties . This plant is a Tonic and an Adaptogen . In the Middle East it is used to help promote normal sleep patterns and encourage a healthy inflammatory response .
 Adaptogens support the ability of an organism to cope with stress and thereby conserve energy . Ashwagandha rejuvenates and tonifies the entire system , especially the endocrine and immune systems .
 The root and leaf contain the highest amount of Steroidal compounds which include the lactones Withaferin A , and carbon-27 - glycowithanolides , known collectively as Withanolides . It also contains a fair amount of alkaloids ; tropine , pseudotropine isopelletrine , and anaferine , and saponins .
 Altern . Med . Rev. 2000 Aug ; 5(4 ): 334 - 46 Mishra LC , Singh BB , Dagennais S. Scientific Basis for the Therapeutic use of Withania somnifera ( ashwagandha ): a review .


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1 – Developed a motion to be introduced at City Council for a moratorium on market housing development. Motion endorsed by 44 groups.
1) The city buys 12 more sites and gets an MOU with the province to build social housing on them.
2) The city starts a DTES visioning process to evolve after 1.5 years into implementation.
3) The city tries to slow soft conversions by getting the province to provide incentives to landlords (Plant and Forbes-Roberts evidently already working on this).
3 – Met with Peter Ladner, NPA councilor and Brent Toderian, Director of Planning, re Plan B. Brent said he would defer to Cameron’s recommendation on housing, talk to the DTES planner, Jessica Chen, about visioning, and said he wouldn’t support the mechanisms we listed to slow down speculation.
Ladner said they were short of money to buy land, he could maybe go for a 6 month vision process, and he didn’t like the 20% social housing requirement if it was a code for a moratorium. He said he’d take something to the NPA caucus this week (week of June 9) and put some kind of motion on the City’s website on June 16. We asked for meetings with Vision and one is hopefully being set up. We have been emailing Cadman and keeping him up to date.
4 – Met with Jill Davidson and Andrea (Housing Centre) and Jessica Chen (DTES planner). City staff showed us a new report on DTES housing that claims we’re on track replacing the lost hotel rooms. They do this by including provincially owned hotels as NEW social housing and by NOT counting soft conversions of hotel rooms to tourist hotels and higher rents. But they did indicate that they could support some sort of visioning and developing some mechanisms of dealing with the pace of development if Council asks them to.
5 – Meanwhile we are trying to pressure Concord Pacific to hold off on their plan for 154 condos at 58 W. Hastings by generating 201 letters to the Development Permit Board opposing the development; organizing speakers at the Development Permit Board on June 23rd, getting folks to send letters to the head of Concord Pacific, Terry Hui, and, starting this week, organizing actions focused on the site, office and presentation centre.
(a) Write a letter to Hui. Tell him to stop his development at 58 W. Hastings until the community can get a vision together and the city comes up with tools to implement the vision. Alternatively, he could build the development and then turn it over to a non profit group to run as social housing.
(b) Visit Hui in his office at 9th floor 1095 W. Pender (near Thurlow). Give him the above message.
(c) Email the Development Permit Board, c/o Alison Higginson at Alison.Higginson@vancouver.ca. Tell them not to approve the Concord Pacific condos at 58 W. Hastings until we get social housing for SRO residents and homeless people and a vision for the Downtown Eastside.
(d) Sign up to speak at the Development Permit board by emailing lorna.harvey@vancouver.ca.

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1 – Developed a motion to be introduced at City Council for a moratorium on market housing development . Motion endorsed by 44 groups .
 1 ) The city buys 12 more sites and gets an MOU with the province to build social housing on them .
 2 ) The city starts a DTES visioning process to evolve after 1.5 years into implementation .
 3 ) The city tries to slow soft conversions by getting the province to provide incentives to landlords ( Plant and Forbes - Roberts evidently already working on this ) .
 3 – Met with Peter Ladner , NPA councilor and Brent Toderian , Director of Planning , re Plan B. Brent said he would defer to Cameron ’s recommendation on housing , talk to the DTES planner , Jessica Chen , about visioning , and said he would n’t support the mechanisms we listed to slow down speculation .
 Ladner said they were short of money to buy land , he could maybe go for a 6 month vision process , and he did n’t like the 20 % social housing requirement if it was a code for a moratorium . He said he ’d take something to the NPA caucus this week ( week of June 9 ) and put some kind of motion on the City ’s website on June 16 . We asked for meetings with Vision and one is hopefully being set up . We have been emailing Cadman and keeping him up to date .
 4 – Met with Jill Davidson and Andrea ( Housing Centre ) and Jessica Chen ( DTES planner ) . City staff showed us a new report on DTES housing that claims we ’re on track replacing the lost hotel rooms . They do this by including provincially owned hotels as NEW social housing and by NOT counting soft conversions of hotel rooms to tourist hotels and higher rents . But they did indicate that they could support some sort of visioning and developing some mechanisms of dealing with the pace of development if Council asks them to .
 5 – Meanwhile we are trying to pressure Concord Pacific to hold off on their plan for 154 condos at 58 W. Hastings by generating 201 letters to the Development Permit Board opposing the development ; organizing speakers at the Development Permit Board on June 23rd , getting folks to send letters to the head of Concord Pacific , Terry Hui , and , starting this week , organizing actions focused on the site , office and presentation centre .
 ( a ) Write a letter to Hui . Tell him to stop his development at 58 W. Hastings until the community can get a vision together and the city comes up with tools to implement the vision . Alternatively , he could build the development and then turn it over to a non profit group to run as social housing .
 ( b ) Visit Hui in his office at 9th floor 1095 W. Pender ( near Thurlow ) . Give him the above message .
 ( c ) Email the Development Permit Board , c / o Alison Higginson at Alison.Higginson@vancouver.ca . Tell them not to approve the Concord Pacific condos at 58 W. Hastings until we get social housing for SRO residents and homeless people and a vision for the Downtown Eastside .
 ( d ) Sign up to speak at the Development Permit board by emailing lorna.harvey@vancouver.ca .


text: Fern Schumer Chapman lives in northern Illinois. She gives speeches throughout the United States and Germany. She is willing to travel for presentations.

tokenized: Fern Schumer Chapman lives in northern Illinois . She gives speeches throughout the United States and Germany . She is willing to travel for presentations .