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No and I watched Star Trek just about every night, looking for the rarely-shown episodes and our favorite episodes. My favorite character was Spock: He was the smartest person on the ship, observed everything and carefully drew correct conclusions, and loyal to friends (and to the Federation). Most interesting to me, he didn't have feelings. As I got older I saw that Spock did have feelings, but successfully repressed them except when drunk or in the midst of hormone-related upset, or, much later, in a movie.
When I was a kid I wanted to be like Spock. I also was (and am still) an observer, weighing risks and benefits before making decisions. I imagined myself to be a pretty smart person. I think I'm pretty loyal - maybe not as loyal as No, but loyal. However, the thing I envied most in Spock was his ability to control his feelings: He was never sad, rarely angry, and never had hurt feelings. He was always secure in the decisions he made. He knew he was right.
I especially felt this when I was in grammar school. Many of the kids were cruel, so I thought that if I could be the smartest one in the class, I would know I was better than they were, regardless of what the mean kids thought of me. If they knew what a good friend I could be, the kids who were neither my bullies nor my friends would be my friends and I wouldn't be alone in the class. If I could control my feelings, nothing anyone said or did to me would upset me, make me cry, or write "F---HEADS!!!" repeatedly in my binder in big, blocky, letters.
When I was in twelfth grade I had to take a speech class. One of the assignments was that each of us had to make a speech about someone who was our hero. I wrote and spoke about Spock: I admired his knowledge and logic, his ability to know what to do in every moment, and how he never allowed personal feelings to get in the way of making a decision or executing a decision. Spock was a good friend to Kirk, despite the difference in their characters, and to McCoy, despite the impression of disdain that McCoy constantly had for Spock, and I liked that about him too. I described how I'd taught myself to lift one eyebrow in that classic puzzled Spock look.
After I'd given my speech, Mr. S. told the class that we were supposed to talk about real people, because fictional people can't be heroes.
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Good thing you were smarter than Mr. S.
Fictional people can't be heroes? What nonsense.
I liked Spock, too. Didn't like Captain Kirk or McCoy. Liked Sulu and Uhura.
Love that Star Trek is still alive and inspiring more movies and movie-goers.
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Confession time: I am a bleeding-heart liberal. If you're not, I encourage you to keep reading anyway, because I'm also a libertarian-leaning homeschooling mom who'd like to learn how to hunt (and has for a few years, long before I ever heard of Sarah Palin). This will not be a whiny, conservative-bashing post, for I pride myself on not often doing what's expected of "someone like me."
As a former Canadian, I think probably the two biggest issues that make me a card-carrying liberal are health care and taxes, and not necessarily in that order. My many Canadian relatives enjoy free, high-quality health care, encompassing treatments for prostate and bone cancer, mental illness, asthma, ER visits, extended hospitalizations after accidents, heart surgeries... the list goes on. But the point is, they have a great health care system up there, so nobody needs to fear that getting sick or hurt will mean the financial crushing of their, or their families', hopes and dreams. Also, as my brother put it recently, "the political parties do not hate the shit out of each other, and the election season is only 5 weeks long."
I'm sure you know why Canadians' health care is free and excellent: taxes. Yes, they pay taxes through the nose, but collectively they all benefit. I think this CNN Commentator put it best (I found this yesterday on Daily Kos, a recent addiction):
Republicans lowered my taxes, and will keep them low. But the value of my home has dropped 20%, my health insurance costs have doubled, gas costs $4 a gallon, and my investments are in the tank. Please, tax me.
So, here's the part of my political rant where I blast McCain: I was okay with him at first, but I keep reading and hearing things that worry me.
Earlier in the campaign, McCain scoffed when Obama handed out tire pressure gauges at a campaign rally; he said something like 'does he think he's going to fix the problem with tire pressure gauges?..' Well, yes, in fact:
"Keep car tires properly inflated. In our tests of a Toyota Camry, fuel efficiency dropped 1.3 mpg when the tires were deflated by 10 psi." - Consumer Reports, October 2008
Also, Sarah Palin really frightens me. I'm so offended by this, "oh, you're a woman, of course you have to put a woman in the White House..." I'm an in-the-trenches mom - I hope, in fact, to someday be a hockey mom - yet I believe that 'drill, baby, drill' is a really bad idea. I wouldn't vote for anyone, female or otherwise, who stands in such stark contrast to many ideals I hold dear (global warming is real, gay people have rights, too, evolution...).
Also, I worry that should she ever gain #1 status, Sarah Palin will be very similar to Bush (same arrogance, slightly less foreign policy knowledge), and I find that scary, indeed.
But worst, worst of all is the sliminess of the McCain/Palin campaign; they have fallen back on hate and scorn because they have nothing better to offer. Jonathan Alter's article, in the current issue of Newsweek, really helped crystallize my thinking. He writes: "The faith-based community organizing Obama undertook (and that Palin continues to trash) exemplifies the very idea of putting social change before selfish career. Why else take a job for a fraction of what he could have made elsewhere?" When I first heard Palin dis Obama for his community work, I thought to myself, 'what's wrong with working within a community you're trying to help?"
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Truck crash that killed four students exposes massive hole in drug testing
On a September evening in 2014, a tractor-trailer going over 70 mph on an Oklahoma highway veered out of the left lane.
The truck driver was neither braking nor steering as the semi-truck crossed the median. That semi-truck traveled about 1100 feet before crashing into a bus on the other side of the highway.
That bus was carrying about 15 softball players from a Texas college.
Four students were killed. Everyone else was injured, including both drivers.
Due to the severity of the crash and the number of fatalities, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) conducted an independent and extensive crash investigation.
The initial report of the investigation was released in November 2015.
Driving under the influence of synthetic marijuana
"The truck driver's lack of corrective actions following the roadway departure was due to incapacitation, likely from the use of synthetic cannabinoids"
– NTSB report
Obviously, it's very dangerous for a trucker to be driving an 80,000 lb. vehicle on a public highway under the influence of any drugs.
That's why there are federal rules and laws that require companies to randomly drug-test employees with commercial drivers licenses—like truck drivers—for any of these drugs:
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- Amphetamines and methamphetamines
- Phencyclidine (PCP)
Truck drivers aren't tested for synthetic marijuana.
That doesn't make it legal for truck drivers to use it.
Synthetic marijuana is considered an "impairing substance," and regulated under the Controlled Substances Act.
There's a big gap between drug-testing regulation, and the ban on the use of impairing substances while driving.
In this case, if the truck driver who caused multiple fatalities had been drug-tested by his employer, he would have passed.
This discrepancy was highlighted in the NTSB's investigation into the crash.
Following the investigation, several recommendations were made to FMCSA and trucking carriers:
- Study the prevalence of trucker use of synthetic cannabinoids. Since the required random drug tests don't check for these substances, there is no data on their use.
- Determine if and how to reduce the use. Would adding this to the standard drug test help?
- Address truck driver use of any impairing substances that aren't being tested. Truckers have to avoid any substance that impairs cognition or reflexes—regardless of whether or not it is legal or illegal, tested or untested.
Four college students died. A dozen other people were hurt.
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Minister for roads and road safety Luke Donnellan joined VicRoads chief executive John Merritt today to announce new plans to roll out star rating tools for some of the state's most dangerous roads.
Twenty Victorian roads would be among the first to be rated, with hopes the information would help inform future infrastructure investments.
That would include the Calder Freeway between Melbourne and Bendigo.
"We are already doing the upgrades of the 20 most dangerous higher-order arterials in the state with wire rope barriers and the like," Mr Donnellan said.
"But we now need to grade them so that we can give people the opportunity to be more informed and know what's going on."
Mr Donnellan said the changes would bolster transparency, as would additions to the VicRoads website.
From today Victorians would also be able to log onto a digital dashboard on the VicRoads website to track progress on pothole repairs and other maintenance efforts across the state.
The data showed last months there were 50 potholes repaired in Bendigo. The highest number of potholes fixed was in August with 172.
The dashboard also included a regional breakdown of lives lost on the road since 1987 and information on truck use.
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LAKE CHARLES, LA (KPLC) - After Garrett Hartley's 40 yard field goal went through the uprights, the entire state of Louisiana took a collective sigh of relief, and then the celebration began.
In what was a back and forth battle between the Vikings and the Saints, the black and gold would not be denied their first ever trip to the Super Bowl.
Drew Brees led the way with 197 yards passing and three touchdown passes, and Pierre Thomas has two of his own.
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Sometimes it's difficult to credit the necessity of a good deisgner, a graphic artist, a layout expert. But a product, be it a chair, a car or a sign, is nothing without a good designer behind it and Wanaka Signs is well populated with good designers. Typefaces are the backbone of good signage and designers have an aptitude for getting the best out of a sign with a good typeface, or "font". One of the all time great fonts is "Helvetica", the creator of which died just recently. I've lifted this article from a recent on-line publication by BBC News, if you get a moment to read it, it's quite inspirational:
Mike Parker who helped popularise Helvetica died this week. You won't find a graphic designer who isn't familiar with the typeface (released in 1957 under its original name Neue Haas Grotesk). But Helvetica is one of the most well known typefaces among non-designers, too. Why is that asks graphic designer David Airey.
Many people attribute its popularity to Apple, and Steve Jobs' decision to incorporate Helvetica into the Apple operating system. But the typeface had already joined the halls of design classics long before computers were on the scene.
Swiss designers Emil Ruder (1914-1970) and Armin Hofmann (born 1920) were on the faculty at the Basel School of Design, and it was their teachings that gave rise to the Swiss Style of design during the 1950s and 60s. Ruder was the typography instructor, placing great importance on the use of sans-serif typefaces. He taught that type loses its purpose when it loses its communicative meaning; therefore, legibility and readability are main concerns. "Typography has one plain duty before it and that is to convey information in writing," he said. The even and almost homogenous form of Helvetica (Latin for Swiss) aligned well with the school's typographical philosophy.
Not long after Helvetica's release, students from the Basel School of Design spread the typeface's merits to the US when they returned to Yale and other American schools (Mike Parker graduated from Yale with a Masters in design).
It might now have a love/hate relationship among graphic designers, but that's generally more to do with its misuse, placed in the wrong surroundings, rather than any fault with the typographical design. For example, choosing Helvetica for a logo in order to distinguish a company within its marketplace isn't going to work given the ubiquity of the typeface. With a clean, professional, and what can today be called "safe" appearance, it's easy to understand why committees in large companies have previously reached consensus on Helvetica's use. International brands from BMW and American Airlines to Lufthansa and Panasonic have adopted the design in their logos.
German designer Dieter Rams – famous for his classic Braun product designs – believes that good design is unobtrusive and long lasting.
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The other accesory that seems to be a big part of 2011 bridal trends is the cuff, they look so elegant when worn just slightly further up the arm instead of on the wrist, but either way is equally beautiful. Jenny Packham has designed lots of these this time, and whats even more fab is that she has made quite a few of them to match with her headresses so they just look even more amazing when paired together!
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Wow! Another month with a SED rate of 1. I don't even know what to think of it at this point. We're down to 1/2 ml of oral Prednisone per day now (plus our Naproxen and Kineret). As an added bonus, I did an experiment and took Robby off of the iron drops he's been taking to see if his iron levels would remain normal without them and they did! Dr. H. agrees we can stay off of the iron drops as long as his iron stays normal. This is a big win because the iron makes him really constipated which I then have to try to treat with Miralax. This way we are cutting two drugs out of the equation.
I think I've finally found something to replace some of that lost feeling I was experiencing when I left my job. I've opened an Etsy store and I'm making items for babies and kids like hats and crocheted stuffed animals. I hope to expand to things for grown-ups too (hats, bags, scarfs) as well as home items and eventually pet stuff. I started out mainly crocheting, but I'm becoming more and more interested in sewing so hopefully I'll be able to expand my skills in that area. It's just a small side venture, and I really don't expect to make a living at it any time soon, but it's giving me something to focus on that's mine and that feels good. I have a little business of my own---a place to put my energies and use my creativity. I've missed that since I started the stay at home gig.
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Last night Zoe played her first 7 aside game of the summer. It was a gorgeous day, only in the low 80's, but sitting out in that sun nearly killed me!
Zoe played really well and said she had a lot of fun, but boy is she sore today! She'll have two games a week until the beginning of August, so I suppose she'll be in good shape for fall soccer tryouts…Varsity soccer, here she comes!
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Ok so newtons method is stated to be have quadratic convergence when $\displaystyle f'(x)!=0$ (Doesnt Equal Zero) and of course a couple other conditions.
My Question how can we improve the convergence of newtons method when $\displaystyle f'(x)=0$
Newtons Method:
$\displaystyle x_n=x_(_n_-_1_) - f(x_(_n_-_1_))/f'(x_(_n_-_1_))$
As you can see if the derivative of f is equal to zero then we are screwed. Ha and I dont remb how to do it. THank you


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A young Jane Asher stars in this full cast performance of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.
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A young Jane Asher stars in this full cast performance of Lewis Carroll's Through The Looking Glass.
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All these delightful stories are concerned with sleeping and waking, dreams, and night time, and around each tale is woven the theme of a familiar lullaby or bedtime song. There are also many memorable characters - helpful crows, a malicious kelpie, Gladiolus the invisible cat, and a girl who dreams of her future brother. This is a very special collection of goodnight stories, combining real life, magic, and fantasy, from acclaimed author Joan Aiken.
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Just So Stories - Amusing and fanciful answers to questions of how animals obtained their individual characteristics. "How the Alphabet Was Made"; "How the Camel Got His Hump"; How the First Letter Was Written"; "The Butterfly That Stamped"; "The Cat That Walked by Himself"; "The Crab That Played with the Sea"; "The Elephant's Child"; "The Sing-Song of Old Man Kangeroo"; "How the Leopard Got His Spots"; "How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin"; "How the Whale Got His Throat"; "The Beginning of the Armadillos".
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An original take on the Red Riding Hood story. Lucy Jones is walking through the forest wearing her red anorak when a wolf leaps out and tells her: 'I am your destiny, and you are my dinner'. Lucy assures him that she is not Red Riding Hood, but the wolf doesn't believe her. He follows her all the way to London, where her granny and granddad live in a tower block. The wolf decides to stay and pretend to be a dog and causes chaos on the estate in his desire to make sure everyone he meets 'lives happily ever after'.
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We are taken to peculiar lands where all the magical things that only seem to happen in dreams really do happen. We meet strange creatures by going the wrong way up a one-way street. We learn about what a peculiar muddle your presents can get into when your birthday cake is baked with a wishing spoon. And if you manage to save the king of grasshoppers from drowning in your soup, what wonderful rewards may come your way! A magical collection of short stories from best-selling author Joan Aiken.
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Abigail would love to have a pet parrot, but they're too expensive. So she decides to teach one of her father's chickens to talk instead. To the amazement of Abigail's family, she succeeds. Soon, they have to stop Polly being quite so chatty.
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On his ninth birthday, Gwyn is given a brooch and told to cast it into the wind. Later he discovers the wind has sent something back: the snow spider.So begins Gwyn's journey as a magician. Against the shimmering backdrop of a magical domed city, Gwyn has to battle evil and heal a fractured family... A spine-tingling story, full of magic and power, from acclaimed author Jenny Nimmo.
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Lucy's friend the wolf, 2.15, has met a female wolf with whom he is determined to spend the rest of his life. The only problem is, she is a free wolf. He must rescue her...but causes mayhem in the process. Environmental issues and fun abound in this second story of Lucy and the wolf.
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Tabby Jack watched the hooded stranger. Could he believe what he was seeing? Slowly she uncurled her fingers and there, on her crinkly pale palm, were two tiny creatures, as small as grasshoppers, so delicate a shiver might break them, but undoubtedly dogs! When the dogs arrive there is only one thing the cats can do - fetch Delilah, whose knowledge of magic is a match for anyone...
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Tatty Apple enters Owen-Owen's life all of a sudden, one cold spring day when the wind is high on the wild mountainside. Owen has never seen such an extraordinary rabbit before - green and brown, like an apple that's waited too long.'A mischief maker!' says Mrs Owen, when she finds the family sitting room turned upside down. 'Stop thief!' cries Mrs Price as the shiny box of chocolates vanishes from her shop. Only Owen-Owen knows the secret of the green rabbit's extraordinary powers....
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Helly Johnston is miserable. Her mother is thinking of marrying again but Helly doesn't want a stepfather, certainly not this one. She sobs her way out of the classroom all the way down to the cloakroom and the depths of despondency. There, forceful Kitty Killin comes to the rescue. Kitty's not known for sensitivity or tact but she's been through it all herself - her mother married the silver-haired, chocolate-bearing, goggle-eyed Gerald.
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Deliliah - huge, fluffy, grey, wide-golden-eyed - is a cat who specializes in dogspells. When dogs start shrinking - and worse - Annie steps in, but she has a soft spot for Delilah. The author's other books include The Snow Spider, winner of the Smarties Grand Prix.
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Matilda Beany, youngest of four, just does not want to be ordinary old Tilly Beany. Not all the time. There are too many other people she has to be. But when Tilly becomes the mysterious Windstar, Jellybear or Matilda Seaflower, it can be hard on the rest of the family. So when they find Cindertilly scrubbing the doorstep, things have really got out of hand...Wonderfully warm, funny stories about a five-year-old girl who longs to be somebody else, from bestselling author Annie Dalton.
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Now that Lucy's friend 2.15 is the father of three little cubs, he has gone soft and become a vegetarian - not something usually associated with wolves. Then he becomes concerned with acid rain and he's determined to make a safe home for his family.
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British Airways PLC has struck a secret deal to buy lucrative runway slots at Heathrow from its rival BMI British Midland, the Times has reported on its website.
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A Charlie Rhodes Cozy Mystery
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The truth is out there...maybe.
Charlie Rhodes has a lot going on. The recent college graduate just landed her dream job. That's right. She's a bona fide monster hunter. No, you read that right. Charlie has joined the Legacy Foundation, and her actual job is to find something new, wonderful and scientifically unique.
Her first job as the junior member of the team involves a biggie. It seems Bigfoot - no, the one and only Sasquatch extraordinaire itself - may have killed a woman in Hemlock Cove, Michigan. Within hours of landing at her new job Charlie finds herself traveling to an odd little town in the middle of nowhere to discover if Bigfoot is real.
Charlie hits the ground running, excitement practically overwhelming her. The dead woman worked at a local resort and was very popular with her male colleagues. That means there are plenty of human suspects, but Charlie and her team are determined to prove the culprit was animal, not human.
Hemlock Cove boasts numerous mysteries, of course, and when the team checks in to a local inn called The Overlook they find a gaggle of wacky women to contend with. On top of the potential Bigfoot issue, Charlie is convinced there's something going on with the Winchester women and she's determined to get to the bottom of the secrets she's convinced they're keeping.
That's on top of the fact that Charlie is keeping her own secret. She's psychic and telekinetic - and exactly the sort of person the Legacy Foundation would like to find. That means she's hiding in plain sight, and she's desperate to make sure nobody figures that out.
Charlie is in for a wild ride, one that includes a magical adventure and concludes with a potentially deadly face-off. Will she survive long enough to catch a second case, or will she fall victim to a killer that could come in almost any form?
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A toy sits as a memory of loss
Child or pet the tears in one's soul is the cost
A song sung tells a story of another
A family member taken
The loss is the same, cannot be mistaken
Where is the healing of the tare?
The counter weight we wear.
The tears do not lessen
The weight within our hearts
When will this heaviness depart?
Shall it be lifted in time?
Or will it be brine?
Salt in the wound continually searing
Heart on my sleeve I will be wearing
Let my souls anguish be heard
With no word spoken
Before my heart becomes a token
For another's love song
Sung to another
Through lyrics of despair
That makes others shudder.
Souls of all saints they speak easy about
Milling around while others shout,
Trick or treat they say is neat,
Yet to me my heart feels defeat.
How can we rejoice in the loss of another?
Or is this a holiday of disguise
Not from the wise but another?


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I have waited for what seems like a lifetime for you. I prayed every night that God would one day lead me to the one I am meant to be with for the rest of my life. I had finally let go and let God; believe me when I say that He answers prayers. In October of 2013, is when we had our first encounter and the connection that quickly sparked was something that couldn't be ignored. I went home that night and thought to myself, "could he really be the one?" I couldn't deny what I was feeling so I followed what my heart was telling me. I wanted to continue something with you in hopes of just maybe you felt the same way too. We talked and laughed many times after that one night and it felt so right. I finally gathered the nerves to tell you I liked you and to my amazement, you liked me back. For six months we got to simply know each other on a deeper level. You have been my many firsts. You took me on a date to Holiday in the Park and it was perfect. The long lines bought us time to talk about anything and everything. Three years ago today, May 2nd, you asked me to be your girlfriend. I didn't really give you an answer, but by the smile on my face you knew that it was a "yes!" I knew that I was in for a real treat because although we were only dating before we became official, you treated me like a princess. Five months into our relationship you told me you love and I was overwhelmed with many emotions because I love you too. You see, because of you I know what it truly feels like to be loved unconditionally. "Love is patient, love is kind.. it keeps no record of wrongs." You are the true definition of this. You are patient with me and no matter how many times I mess up, you never hold it against me. When I look at you, I see my future. I know where I belong, I found my place to call home, and I'm happy that it is you I found that with. My ultimate goal here is to show you how much I appreciate you whether it's by a blog post or showering you with lots of hugs and kisses. I never in a million years want you to feel unloved by me. My vow to you is to stay by your side through the good times and the bad. We are one with each other, and I want you to know that I will do anything to continue to make you happy. You have given me the best three years of my life and I am eternally grateful for your life.
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Words, letters, sounds, sentence construction, intention, body motion and emotion…all aspects of communication. Language can bring people together or separate them instantly. The way we incorporate and 'use' words tells much of our state of consciousness and the perspective we see the world from. Often, those who seem to use 'advanced language skills' come across as intimidating to those who use words of 'lesser influence' and by the same token, oft we are 'put off' by people who we think are 'using' language to speak 'above' us. Can we use language as a tool to awaken our capacities further and even evolve – as did our ancient ancestors who first 'invented' the form of communication we are so familiar with today?
First of all, we must reflect on the roots of how language began. No doubt, original humans were largely silent, relying on grunts and whistles to signal their 'tribe' of needs and where to direct attention. I am guessing intuition and telepathy played a much bigger role than it does today, as without 'formed words' individuals were more able to tune into what their fellow human was wanting to share.
As words developed, it seemed a major triumph- a hurdle mounted- in order to replace a 'large idea' full of emotion and meaning with a single set of sounds agreed upon by all. This must have been celebratory at minimum – to be able to describe food sources, people and times of day to the rest of the community with a few short sounds. Initially, these words were, no doubt, supplemental, to the telepathy and emotional attachment all must have had to one another – which allowed for deep understanding beyond any sound.
Enter Logical Mind
As language has developed we have moved toward a very linear expression of time and mind, using logic and reason, science and math as dominating factors on how we communicate with one another. In fact, the 'emotional' and empathetic, more intuitive forms of language have long been looked down upon as 'too abstract' and 'woo-woo' by many in today's world. We like others to be 'clear' about their intentions, what they are trying to convey and the experiences they have had. We rely on common interpretations and 'agreed upon' definitions to words in order to explain, testify and protest any and all subjects. In fact, if we lean into the abstract too much, it had 'better be in jest' or we are looked upon as 'slipping', 'eccentric' or a little crazy.
Instead, we have reserved a particular area of language to tackle the intuitive, emotional mind – poetry.
Poetic Mind and One Pioneer
Poetry and poetic verse seem to be the only spaces left in the modern world for free flow of thought and feeling coming straight from the non-cognitive aspect of self. If labeled as 'poetry', suddenly proper grammar, sentence structure and word usage are ignored, forgiven- momentarily. But, by quarantining creative language in this way, have we lost the ability to access the creative mind? Have we limited ourselves -refusing to speak from the heart and express the deeper human musings that require us to strip away logic?
Some choose to take the practice of poetry and go deeper into language itself, challenging the very notion of the way we have 'employed' words and language up until this point. One of those individuals, and perhaps the foremost authority and pioneer on the subject of the evolution of language is Michael Main, author of Quintet For The Apocalypse and his beautiful work in progress (In)Sens(e)lms.
In his words:
I do not think that the Language itself is dying; I would say, rather, that the uses to which we have put language have "expired" the capacity of our ability to evolve as capable and worthy beings in and of Language. And I do feel that, as of this present moment, we must both inhabit and employ language with superior skill, or we will perish. It is the method by which we arrive at new insight as well as solve crucial problems. Must that mean we ascend to the heavens? No. But, here, where we find ourselves at least, we cannot continue down the path in whose assumed guide posts we have placed overweening trust.
Michael Main takes words that are normally not placed next to one another and drops them side by side in order to invoke the non-cognitive to engage. We are all 'pre-programmed' to respond to words placed in their 'proper' order – and to even allow our thoughts to fast-forward beyond what is actually being said- using assumptions- so we may prepare a response before we have even digested the words being expressed. Don't we? This is what is meant by the need to 'evolve our ability' – I believe. To be able to get back into the space of listening where we 'do not know' what the words are trying to tell us, and we do this enough to allow 'something more' through – something from 'beyond' the known to enter the mind.
(rub)bish (g)round
d(rag)net p(lead)stalker
squirrel pathway
tremolo manteia maven
crying of destiny awful
unready unworthy (t)axis
(lo)ve foot sc(raping) by ten
thousand times amen
Deepening and Stretching our Human Minds
Perhaps we can use language to awaken to a deeper expression of who we are meant to be as human beings and evolve the current way in which words and language are used. To do this we must question the way we use words. Are we simply regurgitating meanings and replicating 'sound bites' of ideas gone by? Or are we able to stay completely present with what we say, correcting ourselves along the way if we are not saying that which we really mean? And do we know ourselves well enough to know if we mean it – or are we a societal repetition, less of an individual and more of a 'computer generated personality?' These are the questions we must ask. Questions these are those ask must we … doesn't that feel different?
Michael Main's work really began to evolve when he first stumbled upon Hinge Theory – and the idea of the metamorphosis of language -from which he has been spring-boarded off into his own interpretation and expression of the evolution of language. This is the very nature of Hinge Theory, apparently, as "both the theory and the applied practice of "Hinge" is assumed to be a process that must evolve in the hands of each "practitioner": each new author who comes upon it is invited to adapt its elements." Hinge Theory was first introduced by American poet Heller Levinson. Main was more inspired by Hinge Theory rather than indoctrinated or 'influenced' by it, per say – highlighting that this theory is based on the "insistence on a language experience and practice based of and in the 'senses' of one's physical body, a poetry that is tied to base fundamentals of sound, rhythm, improvisation, and dance." In this way, Main's work is his own form of art, hoping to stretch the bounds of language beyond it's current capacity and inspire others to do the same with it.
The idea that language inherently carries more potency and power than we are currently allowing it through our limited use of it – is exciting. Where might we explore, what fronts might we reach through the expansion of our use of language and words? Perhaps we could awaken inner abilities and evolve more intelligently and intuitively as beings upon this planet by inviting language to show us more. Just because we have a dictionary with nearly every word defined and pronounced for us, this should not limit us, but instead propel us forward into further reaches of mind – with our current understanding as a springboard and not a tethering cable.
Written by: Stasia Bliss
Source: Michael Main – the person & the website


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March 29th has proved to be a largely rewarding day for Rotherham United over the years.
17 games played, with 10 wins and 4 draws.
However the 3 defeats have come in the last 3 outings.
Last time out was a 2-1 defeat by Walsall at Millmoor in 1997.
2 first half goals from Walsall's Kyle Lightbourne (24) and Adrian Viveash (33), sealed The Millers fate, although Andy Hayward hit a late consolation a minute from time.
This left The doomed Millers in 23rd position in division 2, 11 points adrift of safety with just 7 games left.
Rotherham's last point on this day was earned following a goalless draw at Millwall in 1985.
Our last victory on March 29th was in 1980, when a solitary goal from Steve Winn was enough to beat Brentford at Griffin Park.
The most notable game on this date came in 1961.
Rotherham United became one of the first ever League Cup finalists following a 1-1 draw with Shrewsbury Town in the League Cup semi-final 2nd leg at Gay Meadow.
Don Weston scored the historic goal in front of 16,722 fans.
The Millers had won the first leg at Millmoor 3-2 to reach the Final on a 4-3 aggregate.
1930 D3N Southport H W 6-3
1937 D3N New Brighton H W 3-0
1947 D3N Carlisle United H W 4-0
1948 D3N Tranmere Rovers A W 1-0
1958 DIV2 Swansea Town H W 5-2
1961 LGEC Shrewsbury Town A D 1-1
Rotherham United won 4-3 on aggregate
1963 DIV2 Cardiff City H W 2-1
1968 DIV2 Bristol City A W 1-0
1969 DIV3 Brighton & Hove A H D 1-1
1975 DIV4 Mansfield Town H W 2-1
1976 DIV3 Mansfield Town A D 1-1
1980 DIV3 Brentford A W 1-0
1985 DIV3 Millwall A D 0-0
1986 DIV3 Blackpool A L 1-2
1994 LD2 Cardiff City A L 0-1
1997 LD2 Walsall H L 1-2
Played 17,
Won 10,
Drawn 4,
Lost 3,
For 31,
Against 15
March 29th in Millers history
March 29th has proved to be a largely rewarding day for Rotherham United over the years.


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You know I always love a bargain. The other day I was in Hudson Ohio. Where they have an Ann Taylor outlet. I have been wanting a few tops that were versatile and pack well.These Tees were originally 59.99 each. I got them for 19.99. I walked away feeling pleased with my bargains.
After I got back to my hotel, I thought, I should have got a few more as they had them in all colors. And I really wanted one in white.Then the little voice in my head said ARE YOU KIDDING ME? You could have made at least 9 of those tops for 40.00. So I am thinking about this for the rest of the day. When I got home I went through the pattern stash found Butterick 5215. I ended up making this much needed tee. In about an hour. Total cost 3.99. So yes I could have made a few more than 2.


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Suzanne Walsh just told me about you. I am on the Board of Americans for UNFPA – the American support group for the United Nations Population Fund. I am sure you know of their work in Ethiopia on fistula prevention and repair, and educating girls with the aim of ending child marriage. They have an initiative with the Patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church to that end. Details on the program can be found on the website. I have spent time in Ethiopian and on the top of my list the next time I go is to visit Mekelle. Are you familiar with the film, "A Walk to Beautiful"? The producer has founded an NGO, Healing Hands of Joy, in Mekelle. It would be a small world if you know Allison Shigo! I have been showing the film to raise support for UNFPA's work and have had the former chief surgeon of the Hamlin Hospital in Addis up here in Sun Valley to speak.


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mrbigjas replied to a topic in Pennsylvania: Diningfinishing off my first half gallon of peanut butter ripple. FANTASTIC.
you forgot to mention his amazingly cool variety of hot peppers, including goat horns, bulgarian carrot peppers, some little variegated ones, and one that he said is called maul's philadelphia, and told a story about thomas jefferson's gardner -- i can't find any info on the internets about it, though, so i must be remembering it wrong. oh and some scotch bonnet type of thing that he said gave him a nosebleed when he ate one. the goat horns are great -- nice and hot with a pretty neutral flavor. the carrot peppers are really hot, but aromatic and fruity like a habanero but not as sweet.
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mrbigjas replied to a topic in Pennsylvania: Diningi end up at dos segundos quite a bit lately too; it's more convenient for me. the mushroom quesadilla rocks. last time i was at the south philly cantina, i got the turkey mole, and i swear i got enough food for six. a gigantic chunk of turkey breast, and an entire drumstick and part of a thigh. if there was less than a pound and a half of meat there, i'll eat my hat. it was ridiculous. (also pretty damn good)
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mrbigjas replied to a topic in Pennsylvania: DiningOkay, I hope the food is good and all, but this is just about the stupidest thing I have ever heard. ← the comments on that article are hilarious.
sungold tomatoes are back. they still taste like tomato candy. that is all.
you don't say.. been yet?
hit up sketch the other day. if the burger was half the size it is i'd adore it; as it is it's merely freaking delicious, juicy enough to make up for the overcooking (next time i'll order it rare and see what comes out). the people running it are super nice, the whole shop has a great vibe. the fries are ideal. they're fantastic. i'm with holly -- they're exactly what i've been looking for. (i do have a soft spot for the kind of 1/4" frozen fries that everyone serves. i won't deny it.)
fwiw, as far as parking around the square, there's a little street that i don't know the name of buried under the approach to the bridge. it's kinda hard to remember how to get to, which is why there's always parking there. you have to go down to 4th, and up vine, and make a left on lawrence or this one bit of 5th that seems like you shouldn't be able to turn left on it (but you can), and then the street is right there. it's probably officially new st. or north marginal rd. or something, but even google maps doesn't have it named. anyway, considering that the rest of the area around franklin square is either federal or police only, it's hard to park there, and therefore i bestow this wonderful tip upon you all. p.s. i still liked the fries fine; way better than the ones i had at PYT last night, anyway. and i liked my burger fine, but it couldn't come NEAR the PYT burger, either chicken or beef. and that's my comparison of new burger places for the day.
i like the burgers at shake shack too. they're basically what i'm looking for in a burger -- not big steakhouse kinda thing, small and greasy in the right way, good sauce, and under $5. it's good. it's in madison square. it's a good idea at the right time. i won't wait an hour for a burger either (we skipped it on saturday when there was a long line, and went at 11 on sunday and there was basically no line). but yeah, i wish starr had imitated it better. like holly, i'm not upset about the imitation -- like i said, no reason why the concept shouldn't be imitated. i don't know if i share your skepticism about long term though. what is there around there? if you're in the neighborhood as a tourist or something, it's certainly a viable option, cheap enough, good enough even if it's not great, only a block off the beaten path, and in a nice setting. and that's what i mean about it resting on its laurels without having any real laurels to rest on. i wonder if there's an impetus to make it better.
meh. i don't care much about that aspect of things. make a good product and people will come. someone has a good idea, people imitate it. no big thing. if it's good, then fine. if it sucks, it'll die.
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mrbigjas replied to a topic in Pennsylvania: Diningyou should go to spain sometime. they fry lots of things in olive oil there, and they taste good. i'm convinced that this has more to do with the skill of the fryer than with the oil itself...
nah you were standing over in the service area taking pics while i was waiting in line. too far away to yell, and i never know if you know who i am anyway. i guess the question about squareburger is this: considering that it's the only thing of its kind around there, and it's good enough, is it going to get better? or is it going to rest on the laurels of its mere existence, and continue to be just good enough and not a destination? i noticed the building had windows on the side, and counter areas. i'm wondering if they'll reconfigure the pickup area or something, to make the flow of things better. the line moved slowly today, but i noticed that there wasn't a growing crowd in the pickup area, and they got orders out pretty quickly. so that's a good sign. one definite advantage of squareburger over shake shack: while we were at shake shack, a starling attacked my dining partner's burger twice -- while it was IN HER HAND. the first time we just picked off the part that it looked like the bird had gotten. the second time we gave up. luckily by that point there were only a couple bites left. so yes: lack of insane birds = one advantage of squareburger over shake shack. tastykake milkshakes might be another one, but i haven't tried one to find out.
i was there today (and saw you, holly) and had that same weird thing about part of the burger being oversalted. and it was a little dry toward the middle. other than that it was good, but i'm no burger snob. i like the chopped pickles they put on top with the chopped onion. i'm tempted to get it without ketchup & mustard next time and just put them on myself (and mayonnaise). having had shake shack for the first time over july 4 weekend, it was pretty much what i'm looking for in a burger, and i was hoping for a slavish imitation (except not those crinkle cut fries -- i like the frozen shoestring fries here for this kind of meal). anyway, this isn't that. but it's pretty good. and if the wait's not too long there are a lot worse places to sit around having lunch outside than franklin square (and up until two years ago, that is a sentence you would never ever hear, haha). also, they need to get bags or boxes or something. just getting handed burgers and sodas, your hands get pretty damn full pretty damn fast.
aw sad. it was my favorite restaurant in philadelphia, and probably the place i've been more often than anywhere. i'll miss it.
mrbigjas replied to a topic in Pennsylvania: Diningeveryone should try the morcilla salad at xochitl. slices of morcilla, endive with tomatillo sauce, warm pico de gallo. it's awesome. actually everything we had last night was really good. i hadn't been back since it opened, really, but i plan to go again soon.
mrbigjas replied to a topic in Pennsylvania: Diningyeah i was there a couple weeks ago. the food is as solid as it ever was -- they're doing really nice stuff, and every time i go i can't believe i don't go more often. if you go on a weeknight it's not crowded and service is pleasant and efficient. other times we've had service issues. prices are reasonable but can add up pretty quickly if you're not careful. we didn't try the entrees, but stuck with tapas this time around. they had a scallop dish that was great. the oxtail is always good. the morcilla 'candies' are good but i wish they were more morcilla flavored. seriously, our meal was really enjoyable. i meant to post about it before but didn't get around to it.
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mrbigjas posted a topic in CookingSo I had some carrots the other day, and I was thinking, why is it that people don't eat carrot greens very often? Other root vegetables: beet greens, turnip greens... hell, celery even, is the greens of a root vegetable (so to speak, I'm painting with a broad brush here; I know about the different kinds of celeries and all). So I ate some raw. They were nice. Bitter, but fresh tasting, not carroty in the same way beet greens taste beety. Didn't make me sick or anything. I'm going to make them more often. A quick search on the web turned upmostly raw food, vegan, vegetarian, and other special-diet sites, but no "normal" ones. Therefore I would like to claim that if carrot greens become the next hip fad vegetable, you heard it here first.
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For two? Really? That's just ridiculous. Okay, I know where I'll be on Thursday. ← well, that's what the email says. i wonder if the boy would like crispy pig's trotters. i suspect he would.
yeah totes - and it's like $35 or something, so cheap enough to bother! edited: $35 for two! even cheaper. i can't afford not to go.
ansill's having some kinda meatfest on march 4 and 5. there will be roast pig. i believe i shall try and check it out.
mrbigjas replied to a topic in Pennsylvania: Diningno, you're right, that's basically what it is. if you roast it longer than they did it gets slightly beefier tasting, but yeah, that's pretty much it.
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Ok ... so no more Mark Da Costa!! Pity ... I did find him mildly interesting. Although he's one of those blokes that shouldn't do the spray on jeans look ... especially with the cuban heels ... I know its all MatRock (sorry its a singers reference) and everything ... heavy metal T and red cord flares .... hanging out at Peninsula Plaza in the 80s ... but it just didn't gel with him ... FUCKnHell peops why is Carl still in ... c'mon australia ... we seriously can't all be that boring?? This is a sad call to arms for integration!! They should have a taste test for immigration ... we have enough conservative vanilla munching religious bigots who are scared of the sky falling down on them every time they step out of their suburban boundaries and god forbid!! experience something beyond Channel 7, 9 and 10, the local takeaway and their nearest stepford mall ... are you interesting culturally by default, speak a LOTE, eat or better yet cook foreign food, then tick yes and c'mon in ....
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Delhi Development Authority launched its new housing scheme with 12 thousand flats; Urban development Minister Venkaiah Naidu launched the scheme, offering flats in localities like Rohini, Dwarka, Narela, Vasant Kunj and Jasola.
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1 cup fresh blueberries
2 tablespoons flour plus 1 3/4 cups flour (separate uses)
2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup butter flavored Crisco
2/3 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 cup mashed ripe bananas
1/3 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup flour
2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/3 cup ground nuts (walnuts or pecans)
1/4 cup melted butter
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Toss the washed blueberries with 2 tablespoons flour. Set aside. Sift the remaining flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt together. Set aside.
In large bowl, cream the Crisco and gradually beat in the sugar until fluffy. Beat in the eggs, one at a time. Add the flour mixture alternately with the mashed banana, stirring until blended. Stir in the blueberries.
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Well the objective of this post is to backtest a simple market reversal indicator to idenfity market tops in bull markets. Or in plain words timing the exit from the Bull market.
After going through last years market crashes where Indian markets key indices fell 60% , the Sensex -fell from peak of ~20,000 to 8,000 and NIFTY fell from 6200 to 2500, I did a `technical` study. I gone through the charts and observed that in end 2007, when most global markets were at their peak levels, the gap ( or spread) between the current price and the 200 DMA (simple days moving average) was unusually large. For the India NIFTY index the peak spread was ~ 40%.
Now like most technical indicators suggest markets can remain overbought or oversold for weeks or months.
So to capture the duration of overbought period, I added another filter which is consecutive trading days where the 200 DMA spread was above +30%.
Then when the spread went below this level +30% , I then measured the NIFTY performance 1 month , 2 months and 3 months later. The results are given below in the table.
The period taken is from 1993 to till date or 4600 trading days or 18 years.
The table shows that
- Market toppish 200 DMA spread indicator occurs rarely - In the past 18 years , the pattern has been observed only 12 times or around once every 1.5 years.
- After hitting peak spreads, markets fall sharply over the next 1 to 3 months. The market falls from peak levels 15%,17% and 24% - 1 month later , 2 months and 3 month later respectively
- Clear evidence of Mean Reversion to the 200 DMA - The 200 DMA spread drops of peak 200 DMA spread of 38% to 13%, 6% and 0% -1 month later , 2 months and 3 month later respectively
Disclosure - short NIFTY and some Indian large caps since the last 1 week.


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4 Clever Ways to Upgrade Your Home with Ultra Violet
Don't go painting your entire room purple, try these four clever tips instead for ultra violet home design inspiration.
January 26, 2018, Design advice
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6 Instagram Interiors Making the Case for Arabesque Patterns
Wait until you see that exquisite marble and porcelain sink though.
June 24, 2017, Home & Design
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If You're a Millennial You're Going to Love These Fun Home Decor Trends
From mermaid tiles to ombre wall murals.
May 21, 2018, Home & Design
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6 Patterned Rugs That Will Transform Your Living Room from Boring to Beautiful
From vibrant kilim rugs to minimal Beni Ourain weaves, here's a roundup of instaworthy patterned rugs that will turn your living room from drab to fab.
May 19, 2018, Design advice
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The Beginner's Guide to Buying Vintage Furniture
From choosing quality pieces to finding places to buy vintage, five experts share their essential tips with us when it comes to buying vintage furniture.
May 18, 2018, Tips & Guides, Eco Friendly
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Take a Tour Through Louis Armstrong's Home
Between glittering bathroom wallpaper and an impressive studio den, the Louis Armstrong House Museum keeps the spirit of Satchmo alive in this time capsule.
May 17, 2018, Home Tours, Features & Interviews
Home & Design
How to Warm a Classic Space with Pops of Orange
This week's interior render from NONAGON.studio delights with pops of orange.
May 17, 2018, Tips & Guides
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Our Favorite Nature-Inspired Collections from New York's ICFF
From stylish smart home accessories to an Art Deco revival, this year promises to be the most exciting iteration yet.
May 16, 2018, Features & Interviews
Home & Design
This Is How to Transform Your Home into a Dreamy Island Beach Resort
This one's for those who need a vacation .... ASAP.
May 15, 2018, Home & Design