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don't judge me on the lightning cute birdies, because i made this cute crochet cozy wednesday evening, and finished the felt lettering (with Sanne!) thursday evening... and since it was already turning dark outside i don't have stunner pics. but you'll get the idea!
her teacher celebrates her 55th birthday tomorrow and we decided to go 'homemade', since she really loves that. and hey, i'm a maker so win win right?
what's in the pot? candy... yup. not my choice, but it's Sanne's gift to Mrs. Hilda and i let her choose. we agreed that if the pot was empty she could have it on her desk with cute pencils in it and all. Sanne is real proud of how neatly she glued on the felt letters. haha. yup. i've got a lazy kid and she gets away with it too!
want to create a cute last minute cozy as a teachers gift too? here's what i did and what you need:
- it's a pot from (Dutch brand) "Hak" (vegetables) ofcourse any will do;
- crochet hook 4,5 mm;
- Drops Paris yarn (geesh. i know. i'm an addict);
How to crochet this cute cozy:
- start with a chain 58 (depends on your pot size really...) + chain 1 to turn;
- turn, crochet in the back loops only (*that's how you get that ribble effect) all single crochets;
- everytime you turn, make sure you chain 1 to turn;
- i've crocheted 2 rows of one color and creme after each color.
- crochet the height you need;
now you've got this cute little square / rectangle piece of crochet right. well, join it together. i simply crochet with a single crochet and turn the right side out so you won't see the seam too much.
cut out some cute felt letters by hand and glue them on with Tacky or any other fabric glue.
so. it took me one night (not alllll night ofcourse you silly's. it's an easy stitch and if you use just one color you'll be done in an hour. or 2).
on the agenda today: the little dude is not feeling well at all. so maybe i'll keep him home and hug, snug & chill all day on the couch. win win to me. the little girl has a cute movienight with her girlfriends. it will be a relaxed day (as long as he doesn't get too sick...). and wwhhaattttt it's my birthday next monday and my last year in my thirties is coming. and that sounds so weird!
life is good. crochet a cozy.


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Put succinctly then, Mark's Jesus is the kyriotic Son inasmuch as he embodies the royal hopes surrounding a Davidic ruler and healer, who performs these same activities (and more) as a god-in-disguise. Functionally, Mark's Jesus is characterized as though he were the embodiment of both Yahweh and his Davidic Messiah. This union of the divine and Davidic creates a characterization for audience members in which the Markan Jesus far surpasses anything known in Jewish cultural memory aside from Yahweh himself. The result is that, for sympathetic audience members, the Markan narrative creates its own scripts and forms its own cultural memory, in which Jesus is assimilated to both David and God as a divine and suffering messiah.
If you saw an orange and you kept saying it's an apple, the whole world would not change their language and their norm understanding for things because of what you invented by your tongue.
In fact, by this kind of playing and tampering, we can make everything is acceptable even if you worshipped idols. Just invented an odd understanding, and new language to describe that absurdity, and you would be fine.
I know some Christians out there wish to insist that the three Persons are not individual beings, but even with them, the question which was just asked can be posed. Could you share how you define the word "being"?
For now, I'll propose a very simple definition (which others, including Christians, are free to reject): a being is a thing which exists (i.e. here the word "being" is treated almost like an active participle of the verb to be). On such a definition, a cat could be a being, and various parts of that cat (e.g. its bones, its organs) could also be considered beings (though beings of a sort different from the being which comprises them). But even if one did hold to this definition, and concluded that a cat is a single being comprising multiple beings of another sort, that would not mean one cat is actually multiple cats.
Analogously, do you consider yourself a being? Do you consider me a distinct being from you? If so, would that mean you are a polytheist? Or does the existence of multiple beings not automatically equate with the existence of multiple gods?
But the whole matter is about your trinity. Muslims are asking why? If each person is a being who is full God by himself, then by definition why can't we say that you worship three gods?
Although your analogy is not right since I was arguing from christians' perspective that they worship one being consists of three persons, yet are you saying that (each person) in the trinity is not god or it's god?
As I know that you say each person is full God, so I'm asking what the real difference between you and polytheists except the terms that you use?!

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So, I've been thinking about conferences.
We had our "spring" parent-teacher conferences a few weeks ago. I say "spring" because it was weeks ago and the temperature is still in the 40's this week, but I digress. One of the pieces of work I shared with parents was the most recent essay each of my students had written. This meant parents saw the planning sheet/graphic organizer that their student filled in, my comments on it, the first draft, my comments on that, and the final draft. All but the planning was completed in school. For most students we focused on the final draft and changes that were made between drafts. For many students this essay was easily the best work to date.
For one student in particular in not only represented the best thing written this year, but exponential growth. This was not a "good for so-and-so" essay, it was good, period. The student wrote the essay in a reasonable amount of time and made significant edits after reading my comments. I was so proud for this student, and excited to share this with the parents. However, the parents were not that excited. They breezed on by it. I tried again to stress the independence, the change from earlier in the year, the original ideas. No luck.
To be fair, we had many things to discuss, but I couldn't help feeling they missed a chance to tell their child how impressive this work was. That made me wonder if I had been too impressed. I started to second-guess my response. Was I wearing my rose-colored glasses again?
I sent the essay to the student's teacher from last year and the learning coordinator who also is familiar with the student's work. This time, I got the reaction I wanted, or maybe somehow needed. They were impressed.
Sometimes we all need some validation.
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Abu Yoyo: Bagging a City's Billboard Surplus
Thousands of meters of advertising billboard plastic was getting thrown away every month in Tel Aviv. While the fate of highway banner advertising around Tel Aviv is yet to be determined, Noami of Abu Yoyo (means piggybacking in Hebrew) has found a good means of recycling what remains.
She makes wallets, bags, and book binders out of old banner advertisements and indirectly sells her products back to the people who bought the initial billboard advertisements. Namoi writes, "In my small studio in Tel Aviv I am designing and producing bags and accessories for the office and home, which are all made of used advertisement banners.
"In the struggle to forbid the large ads in Tel Aviv and on the highways, little is said about the material those things are made out of well, it's plastic, a very toxic variety, and tons of it is disposed of in unfriendly ways. Only in Tel Aviv, at least 6,900 meters of it are produced and disposed of every month!"
See ::Inner Tube Bags by Elanit Neutra ::How Many Plastic Bottles Did It Take To Make This Suit
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The Black Messiah
New York: Search Books/Sheed and Ward, 1969. Trade Paperback. Trade paperback. 278 pp. A work depicting Jesus as a black revolutionary leader and using this idea to promote the principle of Black Power Christianity, in an effort to empower African-Americans in their struggles for civil rights, as well as in..... More


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Did you know that a very serious chemical spill took place in West Virginia just a couple of years ago?
Did you know that this serious West Virginia water contamination incident is still causing effects today?
Were you aware that something this serious could happen in your own backyard?
In 2014, water contamination in West Virginia reached a critical level when the Elk River chemical spill took place. This very serious incident was unexpected and unplanned for, and it caused widespread devastation in the surrounding environment as well as illness in the individuals who lived in the area.
This serious water spill has been compared to the Camp Lejeune water contamination in North Carolina, although the effects may not be so severe in the long run. The Elk River spill was cleaned up, but the environment suffered greatly from it anyhow.
In this article, you'll learn about what happened at Elk River, as well as who was involved and which chemicals entered into the water supply. You'll also find out how it affected the environment and the people, and you'll learn what's being done today in the wake of this spill.
Read on to find out more.
What Happened?
The Elk River chemical spill took place on January 9, 2014. On this date, a tank containing methylcyclohexane methanol, or MCHM, broke and spilled into the water supply upstream from one of the largest water distribution facilities in West Virginia. Since it happened upstream, the contaminated water quickly flowed into the water distribution facility and threatened to be sent to residents and commercial properties throughout the Kanawha River Valley. Three hundred thousand people were soon left without drinkable water and found themselves under strict orders not to use the water from this facility.
This chemical spill was a part of the Freedom Industries factory located at this location. Simply speaking, this facility was intended for use in chemical storage, but it did not actually use the chemicals that were stored there. Although the storage facility had the proper permits to store these chemicals on the premises, no inspections had been performed on the site in over twenty years. Because of this, maintenance and safety were slipping, and the people of West Virginia, unfortunately, had to pay for that by losing access to potable water.
How Did It Happen?
On the day of the incident, 7,500 gallons of MCHM began to leak from a storage container by way of a small hole in the bottom of the steel box. This chemical leached into the soil and traveled swiftly toward the nearby Elk River. Since the Freedom Industries facility was only one mile away from the water treatment facility that serviced the area, it took almost no time for this chemical to reach the water supply for Charleston and the surrounding areas.
When the spill was noticed, the company claimed that they were working to contain it almost immediately. However, by then, it was already too late to do anything about the Elk River. Residents in the area began to notice a sweet smell in the air that came from the chemical, and when inspections were performed on the facility, it turned out that no cleanup was underway at all. The water treatment facility tried to filter the chemicals out of the water but realized by the end of the day that this would be impossible. They called for no use of the city's water supply immediately.
Which Chemicals Spilled?
MCHM is used in the production of coal. This chemical is usually used to clean coal of impurities before it is processed, but it was not being used for this purpose at the storage facility. Increased and extended exposure to MCHM can potentially cause damage to the liver and kidneys, as well as stomach upset and other digestive issues.
Which Communities Were Affected?
A huge part of the Charleston area in West Virginia was affected by this chemical spill. Three hundred thousand people were left without potable drinking water at the time of the spill. These people resided in the counties of Clay, Boone, Roane, Putnam, Kanawha, Jackson, Cabell, Logan, and Lincoln in and around Charleston. A few small portions of these areas were unaffected since they got their water from other places, but the vast majority of them were put under a strict water ban until the spill could be cleared up. Seven hundred total people were admitted to the hospital during the course of the spill, most with symptoms of rashes or nausea from drinking the contaminated water.
Who Was Involved?
There were a few key players involved in this water contamination situation. Below are listed the main groups that were part of the spill.
- Freedom Industries – This is the company that was responsible for the safe storage of the chemical that leaked into the water supply. They were negligent with regular inspections and they were not responsive when the leak first happened. They tried to hide the duration of the leak from investigators and violated the Clean Water Act in many ways.
- West Virginia American Water – This was the water distribution and treatment facility that serviced the Charleston and surrounding areas. It was responsible for the water supply for three hundred thousand people. It originally tried to filter the contaminants from the water but was unable to do so.
- Department of Environmental Protection – The DEP was involved almost right away as soon as it became apparent that a spill had taken place. Their investigators found out the true extent of the spill at the site, and they eventually were crucial in charging the right people as well.
Six people were eventually charged with negligent discharge of a pollutant as part of the Clean Water Act. These included Gary Southern, the president of Freedom Industries when the leak happened, as well as three other previous owners who contributed to the leak by not performing regular maintenance and upkeep of the facility. Two other employees of Freedom Industries were also charged on the same grounds.
How Did the Spill Affect the Environment?
As soon as the spill was reported to West Virginia American Water, they began trying to flush their water lines to remove the chemical using other types of chemicals as well as added carbon. Unfortunately, this affected the environment by introducing overloads of other chemicals into the ground and surrounding areas. However, the process was continued, as it was slowly able to leach the MCHM out of the water supply.
At the time, no one quite understood the environmental impact this chemical spill might have on the area. However, no fish kills were reported from the spill, which was a very important and very good finding in the weeks following the incident. It's believed that the spill might have had some effect on the endangered diamond darter fish, however, which now only lives in the Elk River and nowhere else in the world. It will take a few more years to find out whether or not this is the case, though. Unfortunately, many fish caught from the Elk River did contain the MCHM chemical, and area residents have been steering clear of eating these fish in order to avoid further contamination.
How Did the Spill Affect the People?
Unfortunately, at the time of the spill, very little was understood about the effects of MCHM on human health. Not much has been learned since then, either, although it became more and more obvious that ingesting this chemical in large amounts could cause nausea and vomiting, digestive upset, rashes, and headaches. Contact with the skin, such as in showers and baths, could cause pain, burning, itching, and reddening. Difficulty breathing is a rare but potential effect of exposure to this chemical as well.
It is not believed that consuming MCHM can be fatal, but it is still considered hazardous. Complications from exposure to the chemical could still cause death in some individuals, particularly with weakened immune systems or preexisting conditions. Because of the potential threat to human health, this chemical was a very big concern when it entered into the water supply. Although residents were assured it was not potentially fatal, they were still told not to use the water until it was completely safe once again.
What Actions Came About After the Spill?
Since the chemical spill, concerned individuals and groups in West Virginia and around the country have spoken out and managed to get some standards changed in the chemical storage industry. Above-ground chemical storage tanks were soon subjected to more rigorous inspections and testing, and tanks that didn't meet requirements are slowly being phased out of use. Utilities are now also required to have plans for how to deal with oil spills in the area. Although right now, these new rules and requirements only exist in certain states, efforts are being made to spread them around the country.
Unfortunately, not every action following the spill was a good one. Since the spill was not designed as hazardous, it was assumed it could be safely dumped in a landfill in Hurricane, West Virginia, which is located near the site of the original spill. This was met with extreme complaints from the town, however, which could smell the odd licorice aroma coming from the disposed chemicals. Since this happened, Freedom Industries is required to monitor MCHM levels in groundwater for the next five years to be sure it does not contaminate the water in the area further than it already has.
What is the Status Today?
Today and into the future, it is more important than ever for individuals and groups within communities around the United States to fight back against the lack of regulation and control over industries responsible for handling chemicals. Whether these chemicals are part of the coal industry or not, they should always be considered as substances that must be controlled in order to protect the environment as well as the people that live in the surrounding areas. Unfortunately, although such a bad spill should have led to more legislation ensuring the safety of drinking water, this has not happened. Chemical regulations haven't changed very significantly, and there is a long road ahead for anyone fighting for stricter ones.
The affected areas in West Virginia have potable drinking water once again, and it was restored several weeks after the initial incident. During those weeks, bottled water was very scarce in the area, and as it was impossible to boil the chemical out of the water, many residents were forced into temporary evacuation. Now that residents have returned to the area, some believe that there's no way the chemical is completely gone from their drinking water, and they believe they may be lied to about the potential hazards associated with it. However, there is no information to back up these claims by concerned area residents.
There is a lot to be learned from what happened at Elk River. Unfortunately, this terrible experience has occurred again since the first time, and it continues to be a possibility in any place where industries are located. When chemical spills happen, the environment suffers just as much as the people, and no one is left unaffected. It is very important for industries to be carefully regulated so that situations like this don't arise again in the future. It's even more important for inspections to be performed regularly because the potential for truly tragic outcomes is more likely than you might think.
If you live in an area where industries like this are prevalent, don't be afraid to call your local government and ask them what sorts of ordinances are in effect to protect your drinking water. Find out what types of inspections and regulations take place at your local factories to ensure that this type of spill doesn't happen in your area. If you feel more outgoing, you can even call the companies themselves and ask about what they're doing to be sure you and the other members of your community stay safe from potential water contamination.


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The cost of Brexit has been calculated at around £2 billion according to the think tank The Institute for Government.
It found that *six Whitehall departments will be particularly affected and in the region of 10,000 new roles will be created across the departments to cope with the additional challenges.
The think tank warned that even before the UK officially departs from the EU in March next year some £1.3 billion will have been spent on policy work alone.
The true cost of Brexit can't be fully calculated until it happens of course, but many of us may recall that in his Autumn statement in 2017, the Chancellor Philip Hammond said that he had shared £250 million between Whitehall departments and that a further £3 billion would be set aside to fund Brexit over the course of the next two years.
Although it hasn't been specified precisely how the money will be allocated it is expected that Defra will receive a large sum of money to devise a completely new agriculture and fisheries policy.
In addition, the Institute found that some departments such as the Home Office are using 50% more agency staff than it did before the referendum. If it continues using staff at the current levels it will have spent almost £40 million more on agency staff in the current financial year than it did in the year leading up to the referendum.
In many ways the additional allocation of funds shouldn't come as a big surprise; however, the exorbitant cost of agency staff and consultants (in 2017 DExEU signed a £1.9m contract with McKinsey for just six months of work; and both BEIS and Defra signed £1m contracts with the Boston Consulting Group) is clearly an indication that the government departments are wholly ill equipped to cope with Brexit, and this is even before the UK is set to 'leave'.
If the departments are reliant on agency staff now, then it is clear; the cost will almost certainly rise, and the budget set aside won't be enough to cover the cost of experts to help the departments fulfil their obligations. And this is just in relation to the start transition period. We do not know the full cost for the transition period or beyond.
*The six core Brexit ministries are:
1. the Department for Exiting the EU
2. the Department for International Trade
3. the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
4. the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
5. the Home Office
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Registration is held during the month of March for the next school year. This is accomplished by filing a signed Educational Agreement (contract) for each student entering and paying the required Registration Fee of two hundred ($200.00) dollars. This fee is not included in the tuition total. This fee will be two hundred and fifty ($250.00) dollars after June 1, 2019.
Kindergarten ……………….………………$5,700
Grades One Through Three ……………….$6,400
Grades Four Through Seven ….………..…$6,500
Grades Eight Through Twelve …..…….….$6,600
Payment Plans
- Accounts paid in full by August 15, 2019 will receive a $100.00 deduction for each tuition account paid in full.
- Payments may be made in two equal installments: August 1 and December 1
- Payments may be made in four equal installments: August 1, October 1, January 1, and March 1.
- Payments may be made in ten equal installments with the first payment being due on July 1 and the final payment due April 1.
In order to assist families with more than one child enrolled, the following deductions will be made:
- Families with two children enrolled will receive a $200.00 deduction from the tuition of the child in the lowest grade.
- Families with three children enrolled will receive a $600.00 deduction from the tuition of the child in the lowest grade.
- Families with more than three children enrolled will have no tuition cost beyond the third child. This deduction will apply to the child in the lowest grade.
It is required that each family pay a one-time building assessment of five hundred ($500.00) dollars. This is due at the time of enrollment and may be made by check or cash. This fee is Non-Refundable.
$50 Annual Fee per family due on the first day of school to support special projects at the school.
Book Fee
There is a Book Fee due by the first day of school each year. The fee is $325 for grades K-12 (includes a yearbook).
Bus Transportation
Bus Transportation is provided at no additional cost on presently established routes.
Contracts for students enrolled in the Academy will be sent home by the students, signed by the parents, and returned to the Academy along with the required registration fee. Names of students will not be placed on class rolls until all financial obligations are finalized. The calendar of the school year, the opening of school, fees (books, labs, materials, etc.) and schedules will be mailed to you during the summer.


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National Blueberry Month
The health benefits of eating blueberries cannot be overstated. The beautiful, little berries are packed with antioxidants and loaded with vitamin K, manganese, and vitamin C. They are high in fiber and low in calories; they help reduce inflammation, cholesterol, and blood pressure; and they have a low glycemic index. No wonder the month of July is dedicated to celebrating these brilliant berries!
We've rounded up a dozen of our favorite healthy, blueberry-filled recipes to help you to make the most of this sensational super-fruit.
Grilled Salmon with Quick Blueberry Pan Sauce
Moby's Vegan Blueberry Pancakes
Tea-Smoked Duck Breasts with Pears and Blueberry Jus
Healthy Blueberry and Banana Muffins
Turkey Roll-Ups with Blueberry Salsa
Blueberry Crisp with Oatmeal and almond Topping
Hungry for more? Check out our Blueberry Slideshow.
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[caption id="attachment_102441" align="alignright" width="390" caption="The Duty Free Shop at Dubai International Airport's Terminal 2, where workers spend heaps of their wages"][/caption] After scoring yet another passport stamp at Dubai International Airport, the duty free shop offers you a sense of relief. The sights of luxury brands and wafts of perfume remind you that you are at least free from queuing for another hour until your carry-on bags are once again inspected at your departure gate. The duty free shop is also a fascinating place to watch a slice of life in Dubai, especially at Terminal 2, where planes there depart for the more off-the-beaten path destinations. Depending on timing, the duty free zone can be a madhouse. And the most sought after goods are not the Channel perfumes or fancy boxes of dates. Powdered milk. Powdered fruit drinks. Tang. Butter. Large bags of pistachios from Iran. Over the counter analgesics. Large bags of Tim Tams, an Australian snack cookie. These items are being loaded into shopping carts, generally by men who have worked as laborers in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates for a few years. Most are from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Some are from Sudan and Ethiopia. The pressure on them regardless of background is relentless: to bring home presents and good quality products. Some workers stay an extra year just so they can finance the bevy of goodies that they are bringing back to their cities and villages. Many are dressed in nice clothes, giving observers no idea that they worked long days for years under harsh working conditions. These men--and most are men--are the ones who are building and operating Dubai. Many of them build the roads, villas, skyscrapers and Dubai's massive underbelly of infrastructure that is dug deep into the desert sands. The hours are long, the work back-breaking and the conditions exhausting during Dubai's 50 degree Celsius summers. The fortunate ones work in developments like the one in which I stayed, where they can augment their wages by gardening, washing cars or offering minor repairs. Most live in labor camps, where they are isolated from the rest of the city's residents, and therefore are not part of this Arabian Gulf City's stunning diversity of cultures and backgrounds. The luckier workers, again many from the Subcontinent, have more remunerative jobs. They may work in chain coffee shops like Tim Horton's or Starbucks; are the security guards at apartment towers or office buildings; or drive the taxis that help keep Dubai moving all day and night. It is true that for the vast majority of Dubai's expatriate workforce, the chance to work here offers a better opportunity at life, to work and save money for a few years and to return home and live the rest of their days comfortably. That is the story told to me by some drivers like Partha (not his real name), who has lived in Dubai for 19 years, has driven a taxi the entire time, loves his work and is grateful for the opportunity. [caption id="attachment_102443" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Construction site at Dubai Pearl, another mega-development and mega-employer along the Gulf"][/caption] Others are less sanguine. Rohit (again, not his real name) has driven taxis in Dubai for six years and is constantly stressed. After working the night shift for years from 3pm to 3am, he is now working the day shift, from 3am to 3pm. Rohit says he usually breaks even month after month and is not able to save. Last second demands to make that quick turn may get his passenger to his destination in time for that meeting or nightclub, but could earn the driver with a moving violation that will eat into his daily commission. The mounting fines that result from meeting passengers' demands can wipe out his salary. And if he does not make those quick lane changes or sharp turns, he is just one customer complaint away from a reprimand, or even worse, his job. As for the laborers who toil at the hardest jobs, the reality can be harsh as well. Stories about confiscated passports, delayed wages and dangerous working conditions were recounted to me by expatriates from all walks of life. The easy and pat response is that for the vast majority of Dubai's workers is that conditions are still better than they would be in their home country. That is true. And anyone in Dubai who is there even for a visit has access to basic services like health care. Some of the worst violators are the recruiters and managers that come from the same country as the people they have hired. Nevertheless, accounts of workers who are mistreated, denied basic rights or are not paid the wages they deserve sullies the reputation of a city that is becoming the economic and even cultural capital of the Middle East. And the response that "things are better here than they are over there" still does not make any affront to a human being's dignity excusable. As several residents, including Emirati and Arab expats, explained to me, Dubai's government could do more to address these concerns, or to those who endure such hardships, outrages. But the typical reaction is to downplay the concerns, wipe them under the rug, or attempt to hush them. Dubai and the rest of the Arabian Gulf region is often misunderstood by observers outside the region who are quick to attack and criticize but will not acknowledge the impressive changes that are occurring within the country. No society has undergone rapid transformation within a generation as countries like the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. With skyrocketing growth comes growing pains, and naturally Dubai is experiencing them--the recent financial crisis was one sharp hiccup that only recently the emirate has shaken. But any pain needs a salve. With the growing interest in sustainability and corporate social responsibility emerging in Dubai, its leadership would be wise to confront any labor and human rights violations head on, become more transparent and be proactive in confronting these problems. Some companies are doing just that. The massive Dubai Pearl project, the construction site of which I visited last month, is one such venue. Its management is placing huge emphasis on worker safety, and during my visit, I noticed signs that showed no accidents or missed work days had occurred up to that date. More companies should take such steps, and do more to ensure fair wages, decent living conditions and proper safety. By addressing these problems head on, Dubai's leadership will help earn its city even more respect from the outside world. The city is already a late 20th and 21st century miracle and compared to much of the globe, is welcoming and tolerant; but at a time when too much of the world is divided into haves and have-nots, Dubai and its neighbors could really take a stand and show that it is a truly just society. Leon Kaye, based in California and who has recently returned from the Middle East, is a sustainability consultant and the editor of GreenGoPost.com. He also contributes to Guardian Sustainable Business. You can follow him on Twitter. Photos courtesy of Leon Kaye.


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If you love Cuddlebums rainbows and surprise yarn through the post the Lucky Dip Rainbow Box is perfect for you!
Each lucky dip rainbow box will have 2 x 100g skeins of Cuddlebums, it may include colourways from any of our collections or even some of our OOAK yarns. Yarn bases may include lace, sock or dk weight – this is truly a lucky dip and perfect for pushing you out of your comfort zone.
Colours are displayed accurately as possible but subtle differences may occur between monitors. Yarn pictured is showing examples and is not the yarn you will have in your box


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Like many pets, our cats need regular exercise to stay healthy. Here, your Lafayette, LA veterinarian offers a few helpful suggestions on getting your cat a good workout.
What cat doesn't love a good toy? Make sure your cat has plenty, and rotate the selection so that your feline friend doesn't get bored. Cat towers are also helpful, and many come with toys and scratching posts built right in.
Laser Light
Many cats love darting around after the laser light that they just can't seem to catch. What your cat doesn't realize is that they're getting great exercise in the process! Pick up a laser light at your local retail outlet or pet supply store; just make sure not to shine the light directly in your cat's eyes.
Did you know that you can walk your cat outdoors? It will take time, patience, and a specialized harness, but it's certainly possible. Some cats even come to look forward to walking on a daily basis! Talk to your vet to find out how to get started.
Your animal hospital Lafayette, LA is here when your pet needs a veterinary exam, vaccinations, or wellness treatment. Set up an appointment today!


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Archive for February, 2016
Stress knitting
There's a lot going on at work at the moment, which I'll probably talk about another time. Loads to think about and various different things that need to get done, both here and in other countries. So, I have made FULL use of the fact that knitting is a relaxing pastime! It's nice to have something […]
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Getting dressed
Yesterday was a bit of a weird one here, a bit disjointed. Weirdly I ended up with a lot of time to sit and knit while the world moved awkwardly around me, and so I set to work making Nell's dress. (I've decided she's called Nell. She doesn't seem to mind). While there is a […]
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The eyes have it
After the total joy of making two rabbits (one hopefully now settled into his new home) I decided to take a risk on an elephant. I say 'take a risk' as she looks pretty complicated to me—I didn't want to just assume this would be a breeze, and then get super frustrated. I still consider […]
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Manhunter is a criminally underrated psychological thriller starring William Petersen, Dennis Farina, Tom Noonan, and Brian Cox. It was directed by none other than Michael Mann, who is known for critically acclaimed films like Heat, The Insider, Ali, and Collateral.
Manhunter is based off the novel Red Dragon by Thomas Harris. Red Dragon is the first in a series of novels featuring Dr. Hannibal "The Cannibal" Lecter. Yes, the same Hannibal later played by actor Anthony Hopkins in the much more widely known, critically acclaimed 1991 film The Silence of the Lambs, based off the book of the same name, which is a sequel to Red Dragon.
Despite being a great film, in my opinion, Manhunter, now considered a cult classic, was neither financially successful or well received by critics. Apparently, it was considered too "stylish." I don't even know what they were trying to convey, as I don't see how this film is either "stylish" or "stylized," which is what I thought they meant at first. I don't know, maybe it has something to do with the 80's that I don't know about. The only "style" I see in the movie is the heavy synthesizer use, and, given how the synth was all the rage back then, I don't see anything to complain about.
Petersen, who later became known as Gil Grissom on CSI, was criticized for his performance as Will Graham. I personally thought it was a very good, nuanced portrayal of a quiet man who is slightly disturbed by, though acceptive of, his remarkable empathetic abilities. He was much more believable in the role than Ed Norton was less than 20 years later.
This film is sufficiently entertaining and quite creepy. It wastes no time; it cuts through the B.S. The dialogue is slick, quick, and efficient. Brian Cox gives a great performance despite having a relatively small amount of screen time, Farina is believable as Crawford, Noonan gives a good performance, though I must admit, Ralph Fiennes is one of the only aspects of 2001's Red Dragon I genuinely prefer over Manhunter.
Though it is not Michael Mann's all-time greatest work, Manhunter deserves a heck of a lot more credit then it gets. Despite the film being considered a hidden gem, with a 97% approval on Rotten Tomatoes, not a lot of people seem to know about it, which is a real shame. Most likely, it's been stuck in the shadow of Lambs, which is also a great film, don't get me wrong. Even so, I think I may enjoy Manhunter more than Silence of the Lambs. (GASP!) It's on Netflix, I recommend you go watch it when you have the time.


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A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reiterates 3 important things that health care wonks already know, but which our political system can't seem to internalize: (1) The U.S. spends wildly more than other countries, including other rich countries, on health care. (2) The U.S. does not have better health outcomes — all that money isn't buying us better health. (3) The U.S. doesn't use that much more health care than other countries. We just pay much higher prices for what we do use.
Why it matters: As we've said before, if you want to spend less money on health care, somebody in the health care system has to get less money, which is what makes it so difficult. And there's certainly an argument for spending a lot on health care — but you'd hope to be healthier as a result.


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It appears the much anticipated championship bout between WBO world featherweight champion Mikey Garcia (31-0, 26KO's) and former two-division champion Juan Manuel Lopez (33-2, 30KO's) at the American Airlines Center in Dallas will only be a title fight for Lopez, 29.
At yesterday's weigh-in, Garcia, 25, lost his championship on the scale, weighing 128 pounds, two pounds over the featherweight limit. The bout will now be for the vacant WBO featherweight title, with the belt only on the line for Lopez.
After coming in two pounds over the weight limit, Garcia's penalty was a hotly debated topic.
At one point in the talks the entire match was cancelled, due to the fact Garcia's team felt Lopez wanted too much money for the two pounds.
"He wasn't very professional today by not making the weight," Lopez told Top Rank's Crystina Poncher. "People were saying I was done, I was finished. People were saying I wasn't going to make the weight. I made the weight with no problem and tomorrow I'll show you what I can do."
At one point legendary promoter Bob Arum was in attendance during negotiations and was overheard saying, "$200,000 is crazy!"
Arum announced both sides had made an agreement.
With Garcia never returning to the scale for a second weigh-in attempt, it's expected he will move to super featherweight (130 pounds) after this bout.
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Ai Weiwei's installation at Tate Modern plays, we're told, on the mass production concept associated with the 'Made in China' phrase. But in fact, each porcelain sunflower seed was hand-crafted. We're also told that the installation also plays on the notion of populous China.
For me… it looks more like a landscape such as a beach of shingle or the sea on a moody day with the light casting shadows on the waves.
Due to some health & safety nonsense, visitors are no longer allowed to walk on the sunflower seeds… And I guess that takes some of the experience away. At the same time, I'm left pondering whether my weight would break the seeds. Would they crunch underneath my foot? And more concerning, does any of this matter? Is art something to view and admire or something we have to physically interact with? What I know is that the fact I can no longer walk on the seeds annoys me.
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Every year, a strange and very ancient ceremony is enacted at the High Court on the Strand. Called the Horseshoe and Faggott Cutting Ceremony, it recreates the payment due for rent on two pieces of land. For the first, the City Solicitor presents two hazel rods to the Queen's Remembrancer, who replies 'Good service,', which settles the rent on the Moors at Eardington in Shropshire. Then a second payment is made in the form of six horseshoes and 61 nails, to which the Remembrancer replies 'Good number'. This is the rent for the piece of land on which Australia House now stands. It is not a public ceremony, though one can apply to watch; and no-one is entirely sure if the rent paid is the right amount, as it was all rather a long time ago.
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Wohl Associates Announces the Availability of a Used Bivans 50 "Tuck-O-Mat" Cartoner for Sale
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Author: Takyua Kon-No
Journal: Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 350 (1998), 1285-1358
MSC (1991): Primary 11F70, 11F72; Secondary 11F27
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1090/S0002-9947-98-01707-3
MathSciNet review: 1370645
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Keywords: Eisenstein series, automorphic $L$-functions, theta liftings
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Dedicated: Dedicated to Professor H. Shimizu on his sixtieth birthday
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In 1952, a 15-year-old boy received a letter from Albert Einstein. That letter formed the first item in what would become a major personal library. Today, The Jagdish Mehra Collection is a premier research center within the University of Houston Libraries. It is rich in primary archival and secondary research materials. In 1990, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization appraised the collection at considerably more than $10 million and termed it "absolutely unique as a scientific and cultural resource."
This compilation does not concentrate solely on science. Dr. Mehra's intellectual interests in literature, philosophy, and history are reflected in the collection. The collection includes recorded conversations with famous literary and philosophic figures such as T.S. Eliot, Louis Aragon, Simone de Beauvoir, Carl Gustav Jung, Jean Paul Sartre, Aldous Huxley and many more.
From an early age, Dr. Jagdish Mehra realized his passion to study physics. In 1952, Dr. Mehra won the Adams Essay Prize of the International Council of YMCAs for his paper on Albert Einstein's philosophy of science and life. That paper also won a congratulatory letter from the famous physicist himself.
After earning a bachelor's degree and two master's degrees elsewhere, Dr. Mehra earned his Ph. D. in Theoretical Physics from Universite de Neuchatel in Switzerland in 1963. He then taught there as a visiting professor of theoretical physics for one year.
Dr. Mehra has lectured in Belgium, England, Israel, Holland, Germany, France, and Denmark. In the United States, Dr. Mehra has lectured at the California Institute of Technology, Cornell University, Georgetown University, Purdue University, Rice University, the University of California at Irvine, and the University of Houston. He also has earned numerous awards and grants from prestigious foundations, including the Henschel Fellowship and the U.S. Distinguished Senior Scientist Award of the Humboldt Foundation.
A vast number of books, monographs and reference works on physics, mathematics, philosophy and history of science compose the collection. There are thousands of reprints of original papers autographed by their authors. The manuscripts of hundreds of published and unpublished books, papers, and lectures from physicists, mathematicians, philosophers, and literati are in the collection.
Dr. Mehra's research in the history of 20th century physics has produced taped interviews with many famous scientists. The tapes compile discussions on physics, astrophysics, cosmology, quantum mechanics and quantum physics. Those interviewed include P.A.M. Dirac, W. Heisenberg, Richard Feynman, Julian Schwinger, Willis E. Lamb Jr., Murray Gell-Mann and numerous other Nobel Laureates and distinguished scientists. Other tapes record speeches by many Nobel Prize winners in physics. The information in these oral histories is unique.
This Collection is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Open for research.
Special Collections owns the physical items in our collections, but copyright normally belongs to the creator of the materials or their heirs. The researcher has full responsibility for determining copyright status, locating copyright holders, and abiding by current copyright laws when publishing or displaying copies of Special Collections material in print or electronic form. For more information, consult the appropriate librarian.
The Personal Papers Series (correspondence) consists of two boxes of Jagdish Mehra correspondence. The files include personal correspondence both to and from Mehra and have been arranged alphabetically by the last name of the subject. Some correspondence related to a general topic was placed in alphabetical order by topic within the personal correspondence sub-series. Each folder is arranged chronologically. The correspondence files include letters from known scientists such as Einstein and from many universities around the world, including The University of Houston.
This series consists of four boxes of Jagdish Mehra's personal papers and memorabilia. The items in this series were arranged into categories and then placed in alphabetical order with folders arranged chronologically. The Jagdish Mehra Personal Papers Series includes such things as brochures and invitations from conferences and lectures, accountings of Mehra's personal purchases, and unpublished writings of both Einstein and Mehra.
This series consists of eleven boxes of lectures given by Mehra. The lectures were sorted by topic and arranged alphabetically. The Lecture Series includes Mehra's class lectures given at UCLA, lectures given at conferences around the world, lectures about Einstein and his works, and UNESCO lectures and lecture correspondence.
This series consists of seven boxes of articles written by Jagdish Mehra. The articles were arranged alphabetically by title. The Articles Series includes not only completed articles but drafts, correspondence related to the article, research materials, and notes. The articles in the series include articles about scientists such as Einstein and articles about different theories and applications of Physics.
The Symposium Series consists of three boxes and includes reviews and symposium. The reviews were arranged in alphabetical order and were placed before the symposium. The symposium were arranged alphabetically by either title or topic. The files related to each title or topic were also arranged in alphabetical order.
The Book Project Series consists of fifty-six boxes of materials for books written by Mehra. The series includes the material for six books, both published and unpublished. The book materials were organized by title and placed in order by publication date. The material for each book includes research material, project notes, manuscript drafts, typescript drafts, and some correspondence related to the development of the work.
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Furman, James M.
Glanz, Delbert E.
Olszewski, E.
Sack, Jonas
Beiglbock, W.
De Stefano, Francesco
Kibble, T.W.B.
Strathdee, John
Rosewarne, Kathleen
Group Photos from the Institute International de Physique et de Chimie Fondes par E. Solvay
Top Right - Julian Schwinger and Jagdish Mehra, March 17, Top Left - Julian Schwinger and Jagdish Mehra, March 14, 1988 Bottom - Julian Schwinger, Edward Teller, and Jagdish Mehra


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On page 329 (Hour 16) of your book Teach Yourself Unix in 24 Hours is the example:
test $value < $(echo $string | wc –c)
test `wc –l filename` -ge 10000
If I try this with this code:
value=3;string="my horse Horace"
test $value < $(echo $string | wc -c)
test `wc -l ched4` -ge 10000
I get:-
syntax error at line 3: `(' unexpected
Are you able to quickly explain what the line test $value < $(echo $string | wc -c) is actually trying to do? I don't quite understand the $(…) part … and is the < performing a 'redirection for input' or is it meant to be 'less than'?
The $( ) notation is a modern replacement for the ` ` (also called the "backtick") notation, both submit the contents to a subshell for execution and replace it with the output of that command. For example:
would produce the actual date in the string. Make sense? That's what should be happening above.
The notation then translates step by step:
then has the echo $string | wc -c replaced with the number of characters in the variable "string". That's going to be 15, so now we're testing:
since the variable "value" has been set to 3, we're really testing
which should certainly be true!
I notice two additional things in your example, though. First, you have /bin/sh/ with the trailing slash, which might be a problem. But you also might not be finding that you have Bash as your default shell on your system too, so do you want to try
and see if that works.
Let me know how it goes!


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Over the past couple years, I've written over 2,200 political and religious commentaries. It would be safe to say that at least 95% of them have been negative or criticizing someone or something. That's why I'm overjoyed to write this one on the positive effects one high school football coach is having on his team.
Meet Matt Labrum, football coach at Union High School in Roosevelt, Utah, about 100 miles due east of Provo. Roosevelt is a small community of about 4,300 people that lies in the marginal oil field area of eastern Utah and western Colorado. When oil prices are up, the small town prospers, but when the prices come back down, the town struggles along like most other small towns. Besides oil, there is some farming and ranching in the area. Basically, Roosevelt is a town where everyone knows everyone else and only has one high school.
When the fall football season starts, Matt Labrum is the center of attention. Not long into this year's season, Labrum heard that some of his players were involved in cyberbullying and others were cutting classes, were already getting failing grades and were being disrespectful to teachers. He had had enough with the team's behavior at school and off the field so he decided to take a drastic step to get their attention.
Last Friday night, the team lost to Judge Memorial Catholic High school. After the game, Labrum gathered the 80 members of his team and told them to turn in their jerseys and equipment because he was not pleased with their conduct off the field. Then he told them that if they wanted to earn their jerseys back and get on the team that they would have to comply with a set of rules and requirements. If they wanted to play, they would have to show up the next morning at 7am to find out how.
Many of the players were in shock and left the stadium in tears, fearing their football careers at the school were over. Jenn Rook, the mother of Karter Rook, a member of the team commented about that night:
"They were in the locker room for a really long time. They came out, and there were tears. Those boys were wrecked. My son got in the car really upset and (said), 'First of all, there is no football team. It's been disbanded.'"
Commenting on his actions, Labrum said:
"We looked at it as a chance to say, 'Hey, we need to focus on some other things that are more important than winning a football game.' We got an emotional response from the boys. I think it really meant something to them, which was nice to see that it does mean something. There was none of them that fought us on it."
On Saturday morning at the team meeting, Labrum handed out a letter titled 'Union Football Character' to each player. The letter stated that they had to attend all of their classes and start treating others more respectfully. They had to make passing grades, spend some time each week in community service and a special study hall. The next week, they spent the first two days of football practice doing community work of cleaning up the area, pulling weeds and even spent some time at a nearby nursing home.
Labrum garnered the support of parents, teachers and school administrators. The boys have been towing the line and many of them have earned back their jerseys and are looking forward to their homecoming game. Several have not yet met all of the requirements and until they do, they will find themselves relegated to the bleachers with the rest of town. He plans on keeping his character policy in place and if team members fall back into old habits, they'll also find themselves in the bleachers instead of on the field.
I wish more high school and college coaches had the same set of values as Coach Matt Labrum and instituted the same policy he did. This one man may have just changed the lives of nearly 80 high school boys for the better. Instilling a sense of pride and respect is important, especially at that age. The way I look at it, even if it saved just one boy from following the wrong path in life, then Labrum's actions were a complete success. Regardless of the win-loss record, I give my vote for high school coach of the year to Coach Matt Labrum of Union High School in Roosevelt, Utah.


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Niyama virtually suggests that positive duties or observances. In Indian traditions, significantly Yoga, niyamas and its complement, Yamas, ar suggested activities and habits for healthy living, religious enlightenment and liberated state of existence.it's multiple meanings counting on the context in Hinduism. In Buddhism, the term extends to the determinations of nature, as within the Buddhist niyama dhammas.
The niyamas conjointly carries with it 5 limbs, particularly shaucha, internal and external purification; santosha, contentment; tapas, austerity, swadhyaya, self-study and Ishwara pranidhana, surrender to divinity.
1. Shaucha:
Shaucha is purity, each internal and external. External purity generates internal purity. for instance, a shower early within the morning helps one to induce into the pondering mood quickly. With the observe of shaucha one bit by bit provides up attachment to the body and it becomes easier to take care of brahmacharya.Removal of lust, anger, greed, jealousy, etc. constitutes internal purity. Internal purity is additional vital than external purity. It makes the mind one-pointed, bestows serenity, cheerfulness, poise and happiness. It instils love, patience and largesse. so develop internal purity through watchful effort.
2. Santosha:
Santosha or happiness cuts at the foundation of all wishes. It bestows peace, one-pointedness of mind, serenity and satisfaction. It brings success within the observe of yamas. happiness doesn't mean satisfaction, however temperament to simply accept things as they're and to form the most effective of them.Divine lightweight can descend in an exceedingly happy mind alone. A happy person is happy along with his ton. he's happy in no matter condition he's placed, he doesn't crave for things he doesn't have. happiness could be a mystic stream of joy that cools the 3 fires of cycle and joins with the ocean of immortal elation.The mind is usually restless on account of greed. Greed could be a reasonably internal fireplace that consumes one slowly. happiness could be a powerful counterpoison for the poison of greed. it's same that there ar four sentinels that guard the domain of moksha: shanti or peace, santosha or happiness, satsanga or company of truth and vichara or enquiry. It you'll be able to approach any of those sentinels you'll be able to find of the opposite 3.
3. Tapas:
Tapas is one among the 3 strategies of dynamic Hinduism observe. Tapas suggests that self-discipline or perhaps observe of penance. A yogi of tapas is good sort of a blazing fireplace. Tapas conjointly suggests that restraint of the senses and meditation. It results in management of the mind. Austerities like occasional abstinence and observance of silence increase the ability of endurance. Standing on one leg, raising one hand up for a protracted time is additionally tapas, however this is often tamasic tapas of AN ignorant person. The idiotic tapasvi is usually irritable, short-tempered and proud. thus practise intelligent tapas.Mental tapas is additional powerful than physical tapas. He World Health Organization bears heat and cold will physical tapas. He will increase his power of endurance, however he might not be able to bear insult. He are simply upset by a harsh or unkind word for he has disciplined solely the chassis. to stay a balanced mind altogether conditions of life, in touch insult, injury and persecutions, to be ever serene, happy and peaceful, to be cheerful in adverse conditions, to own bravery in meeting danger, to own presence of mind and forbearance, ar kinds of mental tapas.
4. Swadhyaya
Swadhyaya or self-study isn't simply study of scriptures and books written by the accomplished ones, however conjointly enquiry into the character of the self. Swadhyaya is asking the question, "Who am I?"
Swadhyaya is indirect satsang. after you cannot get the direct company of the accomplished and therefore the wise, swadhyaya clears doubts and strengthens the unsteady religion. It fills the mind with sattwa, evokes and elevates the mind, helps in concentration and meditation, cuts new positive grooves within the mind and makes the mind run in these grooves.
5. Ishwara pranidhana:
Surrender to God is Ishwara pranidhana. this is often the observe wherever the fan consecrates everything to the upper force. He not features a can of his own. He says, "I am thine. All is thine. Thy are done. i'm AN instrument in your hands." Self-surrender is relating to each work as that of the Supreme Lord and renouncing all claims to its fruits.
In surrendering his can to the Divine the devotee's can becomes one with the cosmic can. He becomes one with the Lord. there's no loss in surrendering one's can to God. Self-surrender makes the fan feel the fact of divine grace and therefore the Lord's readiness to bestow assistance on him in the slightest degree times. The divine influence streams into his being and moulds it to form it a work medium for divine realization and divine instrumentality.
The Yoga of Relationships
1. Cleanliness
Saucha reminds Us to require care of each our chassis and our mind by coming back to our yoga mats frequently to observe, speaking the reality with pity, and overwhelming healthy, natural, and alimental foods. After all, our body is our temple, right?Another key facet of this niyama is that the observe of purity in thought, word, and action: a observe in creating conscious decisions on your journey.
Applying this your relationships:
Saucha asks us to observe attentiveness, compassion, and self-love, to be gift within the moment to expertise the emotions that return and keep company with every breath.Ask yourself, "What stains my mind?" Notice if it's anger, violence, jealousy, or timorousness, sit with these emotions—knowing them, taking note of them, feeling them—then allow them to float away. Such emotions will be damaging to our relationships, significantly if we tend to tend to project them onto those nighest to us.Saucha asks that we tend to surround ourselves solely with individuals and environments that ar pure which facilitate us grow. typically this suggests being honest with ourselves and moving aloof from unhealthy relationships and friendships as necessary.
2. happiness
This is the last word rule to really living within the moment. Santosa offers Us the chance to observe holding go of the requirement to set up ahead, and to get pleasure from each moment because it arrives.We pay Brobdingnagian amounts of your time worrying regarding what comes next. By setting a daily intention of feeling for the marvellous gifts that you just have already got in life, you're guiding yourself into a lifetime of happiness.
Applying this to your relationships:
Many folks ar guilty of forever wanting to the longer term for our happiness. as an example,many folks believe that if solely we tend to we tend tore in an exceedingly relationship or had a particular factor we needed, things would be higher, and by doing thus, we tend to all deny ourselves the flexibility to form our own happiness, right now.Santosa asks us to be content in ourselves, our own growth, and our own journey. Being conscious of this moment will facilitate bring true happiness, that successively brings happiness. merrily comes everything else. Remember, happiness is within job!
3. Austerity
The Sanskritic language word "tap" suggests that to burn, thus "tapas" is usually noted as heat or discipline.Tapas is that the disciplined observe of dominant our energies toward AN intentional goal that produces United States of America shine. after we ar intentional with our thoughts, actions, and words, we tend to burn away dangerous thoughts and habits that deter us from being the absolute best that we will be.
Tapas comes from having the ability to return to your yoga mat each single day, seem of bed once the grandfather clock rings at crazy o'clock, and show up even once the going gets robust.
Applying this to your relationships:
Honest communication forms the idea of any healthy relationship. Tapas asks that you just be faithful yourself—by spotlight and being gift, being what you say you'll be, doing what you say you'll do, and not permitting area for deception or mistrust.When the going gets robust, use this heat to encourage yourself and your partner toward growth (or simply yourself if you're one yogi).
4. Self-Study
Svadhyaya encompasses attentiveness and self-reflection, the journey of self-study and uncovering. Life provides United States of America endless opportunities to be told regarding ourselves. Our flaws and weaknesses enable us to grow, and our mistakes enable us to be told.Once we tend to actually recognize ourselves, the higher we tend to become at dominant our actions, thoughts, and emotions—allowing our false beliefs to be favorite away. Svadhyaya conjointly extends to formal and informal studies for the aim of improvement (such as reading this article!).
Applying this to your relationships:
Spend time to induce to grasp yourself, and grade learning regarding what serves you best. only too usually in life we modify our plans, our goals, our dreams, either for somebody else or for one thing else.Have a relationship with yourself and become the foremost authentic version of you before tantalizing some other person into your world. solely upon this journey into yourself are you able to move forward to become the person you were meant to be.
5. Devotion to God
This niyama encourages Us to dedicate our energy and devotion toward the concept of one thing larger than us, the universe, or even even ourselves. Patanjali ne'er named a specific God within the Yoga Sanskrit literature, thus build your alternative consequently.Isvara Pranidhana reminds you that this higher force is all around you still as at intervals you, and could be a thanks to focus our meditation and notice that we tend to ar all one.
Applying this to your relationships:
Surrendering to the current devotion lets Us connect with our purest self. Acknowledging the universe lets us acknowledge however we're all connected, biologically and atomically. during this place, love has area to require root, grow, and be shared, serving to usmove aloof from ungenero us behaviors.
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I'm back today to introduce a soon to be addition to the Uniko Studio website shop ... Uniko Studio Digital. The first set of digital papers set to be released shown below coordinate with the Time & Extra Time stamp sets.
The image above is the paper pack cover which gives you a sneak peek at a small section of 6 of the 10 designs contained in the digital download.
How about a couple of cards to show you a little bit more?!
This first card uses 2 papers contained in the pack. I have used the edge of one of the papers down the side of my card edged with some smokey shadow CS punched with a Fiskars Threading Water punch. I have then stamped the pocket watch onto another paper contained in the pack, cut it out & adhered to the card using foam pads.
For the second card below I have used the same 2 papers, don't want to waste any now! This is a little 5 x 5" card. I layered the digital paper onto some SU! Basic grey CS & adhered this to the Smokey Shadow CS base card.
I then stamped the 3 graphic floral stamps onto the same paper as I stamped the pocket watch & cut them out. These are just adhered together with DST & adhered to the card flat. A simple sentiment & gem finishes the card off.
So what are you first impressions? Are you keen to see more? I'd love for you to leave a comment here on the blog :) Be sure to pop on by tomorrow for some more peeks at these Uniko Studio Digital 'Time' papers soon to be for purchase through the website!
Thanks for stopping by!


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Helping patients get relief from reoccurring headaches and migraines is one of my favorite things to do. It still seems to be a secret to how effective chiropractic care can be in alleviating these common conditions.
While our patients that have already experienced headache relief will happily and enthusiastically refer others dealing with the same problem, most often we see a new patient that has come into our office for a different problem.
Even though headaches are very "common," that in no way means that they are "normal."
When I ask about any headache problems during the consultation, patients will say, "Just 2 or 3 per week, nothing out of the ordinary." My response, "Two or three per week?! Don't you consider that a problem?" Most often, the answer is "no."
It has not occurred to them that having that many headaches may mean that something might be wrong. Even a weekly headache is not something to just live with. Headaches can be from tension, stress, chemical consumed or in the air, eye strain or allergies — just to name a few.
Headaches can also be due misalignments of vertebrae in the neck. These headaches, also called cervicogenic headaches, are very common. Just because they've become common in today's computer and stare-at-your-phone world, that doesn't make them normal.
Your typical headache gets very fast relief following a chiropractic adjustment, but migraine headaches do seem to take longer. Some relief or decrease in intensity of the migraine can happen pretty quickly but eliminating them all together is what takes the time.
While migraines may have lots of different triggers, if the trigger is mechanical in nature chiropractic can help. If the trigger is related to changes in the weather or nutrition, it may provide some relief but complete relief may or may not happen.
When we start care with a migraine patient, we are looking for any positive signs that chiropractic care is helping. Signs may include a decrease in the frequency or a decrease in intensity of the symptoms. Any signs, even temporary are positively indicating that once the vertebra learns to stay in the right place positive results should occur.
The bottom line is that you won't know if chiropractic can help your problem unless you visit a chiropractor. We are happy to provide a free initial consultation to look for indications that we can help. We'll talk about treatment options and help you make the best choice possible.


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This question is being closed as a dup of this question: https://developer.ibm.com/answers/questions/383257/intermittent-error-cross-origin-request-blocked-co.html
I have a simple REST API on ExpressJS deployed on Bluemix. I got the CORS error when trying to call that API from my AngularJS UI.
Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at http://lh-mvp-api-dev.mybluemix.net/users. (Reason: CORS header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' missing)
So, based on other solutions around I added the cors package to my app.js as below:
var express = require('express'),
app = express(),
port = process.env.PORT || 3000,
Temp = require('./app/models/tempModel'),
bodyParser = require('body-parser'),
cors = require('cors');
Now, it works fine intermittently and it doesn't work intermittently. On local it works always fine. On Bluemix it is intermittent. Even when it doesn't work if I repeat the action 3 or 4 times, it works the 4th or 5th time. Has anyone faced a similar issue with CORS intermittently? Any thoughts on where this is going wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have the same issue did you end up solving it?
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