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Raiden Kelly Memorial Fund
Raiden Kelly was a YQL cast member who passed away in the Spring of 2016 after being struck by a vehicle while walking to his bus stop the day after his 15th birthday. Whether it was during skits, backstage, or at practice, Raiden always brought so much fun and laughter everywhere he went. Raider's family has been a huge part of YQL including his dad who has been our audio director for over 10 years. He is missed greatly and this fund will help continue his legacy to inspire countless other young people to make a difference in their generation. Click here to give and put Raiden Memorial Fund in the "Additional Information" line.
Brant Villeneuve Memorial Scholarship
Brant Villeneuve was a cast member during the early years of YQL who passed away from Leukemia at the young age of 17. Brant was known for some of the iconic YQL performances of all time including Will & Fred's Excellent Adventures. Donations to this scholarship go to helping YQL cast & leaders continue Brant's legacy by bringing the gospel to the nations of the world in the form of missions scholarships. Click here to give and put Brant Scholarship in the "Additional Information" line.
Trinity Baptist College – Youth Quake Live Cast Scholarship
This is a $6,000 scholarship commitment over the course of 4 years of continuous enrollment at Trinity Baptist College.
-Student must have 3.0+ cumulative GPA in high school
-Student must have completed at least 1 year in good standing as a cast member of Youth Quake Live
For more information, please contact our Admissions Office at my.tbc.edu/YQLcast or at 904-596-2451.
Trinity Baptist College – Florida Bright Futures Match
Trinity Baptist College recognizes and accepts the Florida Bright Futures scholarship.
Further, TBC's Florida Bright Futures Match scholarship will match a qualifying student's benefits dollar for dollar. For more information, please contact our Admissions Office at my.tbc.edu or at 904-596-2451.
Trinity Baptist College – Institutional Scholarship
For students who attend Youth Quake Live events but who are not cast members, scholarships are available to those who qualify based upon academics, merit, community service, and church participation. For more information, please contact our Admissions Office at my.tbc.edu/YQL or at 904-596-2451.


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X-Factor: Gustafsson pushing for permanent spotby Adam Kimelman
Flyers rookie defenseman Erik Gustafsson has spent his first two professional season learning the route between Philadelphia and Glens Falls, N.Y., home of the Flyers' American Hockey League team, the Adirondack Phantoms.
Called up five different times this season, Gustafsson had one goal and four assists in 30 games. However, each time he earned a return trip to the AHL
With the performance he had in Game 6 of the Flyers' first-round series against the Pittsburgh Penguins, he might have earned permanent residency in the NHL.
In his second game filling in for the injured Nicklas Grossmann, Gustafsson played 22:09, blocked a team-high seven shots and scored a long goal that served as a dagger to the heart of the Penguins.
"Every time Gus [Gustafsson] gets sent back to the minors, I always say that it wasn't about his play," Flyers coach Peter Laviolette said following Game 6. "He never gets sent back because he couldn't cut it here or he couldn't do it. We had numbers and depth at the time and based on injures right now and where we're at, Gus had an opportunity to step in. The way he handled the minutes and his opponent, because a lot of times it was the [Evgeni] Malkins and the [Sidney] Crosbys of the world, and that's not an easy task, I thought he was … defensively, he played a heck of a game. The goal was great, he walked in and shot one, he got a big goal for us. But the game he played defensively was outstanding."
Andreas Lilja or Pavel Kubina candidates to come out.
An undrafted free agent signed in March 2010 after three seasons at North Michigan University, Gustafsson has been compared favorably to Philadelphia veteran defenseman Kimmo Timonen.
"He's not the biggest guy [5-foot-10, 180 pounds]," Scott Hartnell said. "He's a lot like Kimmo, how good of a position he is always in, the stick's always in the right place."
Gustafsson said he was more nervous skating out for his first second career Stanley Cup Playoff game because it was his first in front of the raucous Philadelphia fans.
But after his goal, he received a standing ovation, which calmed him for the rest of the game.
"You are so happy and you can't even describe how you are feeling," he said of the fans' reaction. "You are so, so happy, and we got the win on top of that. It has been a great day so far."
He'll need to continue having those great days if he wants to stay in the lineup, because Lilja and Kubina have intimidating size and Stanley Cup rings.
If Grossmann is healthy, it's likely he, Braydon Coburn, Timonen and Matt Carle will play the majority of the minutes on the blue line. But if the coach has confidence in a fifth defenseman, it can go a long way toward easing the burden on the big four.
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Indrajit Latey
Expedition Leader, Wildlife Guide & Photographer
Indrajit has worked in the field of adventure sports and wildlife for the past 20 years. His passion for wildlife & nature was ignited in his childhood years, when he spent most of his summers in the Melghat tiger reserve in Northern Maharashtra. With an intense passion for photography, he has a proficiency in ornithology, mammals and natural history. He started his outdoor career with Nature Trails – an environmental education campsite and went onto work with WWF Pune as a Naturalist. Having spent the past 7 years working in Kanha National Park, he has particularly gained insight and expertise in central Indian forests. He has travelled extensively around the country and whether he is guiding wildlife groups, diving coral reefs or skiing in the Himalayas, Indrajit is at home in all terrains. He believes that the urban man has lost touch with nature and strongly feels that educating and helping people reconnect with nature will go a long ways in invoking the spirit of awareness and conservation. According to Indrajit, conservation of wildlife and natural landscapes is essential for the long time survival of the human race.
Indrajit has explored and guided in over 30 National parks and wildlife sanctuaries all over India and his specialty are the parks of central India. He was the lead naturalist guide on our last "India & Maldives" expedition and got rave reviews from all our Wild Earth Explorers.
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Lisa Keller is one of our 2015 NYC Marathon SoleMates! Born and raised in NYC, Lisa moved to Charlotte, NC, where she has been residing for the past twenty years. Outside of Girls on the Run, Lisa is an active community member working with a local education foundation and other non-profit organizations. She enjoys photography, reading, and continuous learning opportunities. In addition, Lisa has a passion for running/exercise and tasty food, especially when her husband, Dan, and her two teenage kids accompany her in these fun activities.
Lisa first became involved with Girls on the Run with the local Charlotte council in 2008 and is currently the Director of Council Management at Girls on the Run International.
What motivated you to run this race for Girls on the Run NYC?
It was my time to give back to the city I love!
How did you get involved with Girls on the Run?
I am the Director of Council Management at Girls on the Run International. I joined Girls on the Run by means of the local Charlotte council in 2008, which I have held the roles of Coach, an Advisory Board Member, SoleMate and Program Coordinator before shifting to HQ in 2010. My Girls on the Run coach name is Kind Coach Keller.
What inspires you about working with Girls on the Run?
Joining the organization has enabled me to see how Girls on the Run can give girls the opportunity to achieve their greatest potential.
How does training for this race relate to the Girls on the Run program?
It's about being joyful, confident and healthy plus appreciating the process.
What is your favorite part about being a SoleMate?
Knowing at the end of the day, the funds I generated as a SoleMate will help NYC girls take part in our transformational program.
What is your favorite running accessory?
My Girls on the Run Sweaty Band!
"I started with Girls on the Run to give back to my community with a sport I love and give my daughter (and all girls) the opportunity to experience a positive, development program. Girls on the Run has given back to me the opportunity to shine too. I love my Girls on the Run family!" - Lisa
Thanks so very much for your dedication, Lisa!
Lisa recently won our one-week Fundraising Challenge! You can support Lisa in her fundraising efforts by visiting her online campaign page here: Lisa's Fundraising Page


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I miss having time!! Constantly running is crazy but I'm starting to get into a pattern so that's nice. Right now I'm waiting in class to meet again with my class from Taos to work on the dvd documentary. I can start to relax for this class because the photography is done. Now there's just a lot of sitting and waiting to see how many (if any) of my photos are chosen for the dvd.
We started learning Final Cut Pro in Digital Video Art. It seems like a complex program but that's how I feel about anything new. The class is about to meet, gotta go for now.


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Temp Directory and Working Director of R
For a while, I have been using the setwd() command at the beginning of a project's code. This allows one to save data, graph, output easily to a project's result folder without typing long path names.
Yesterday, I was using a contributed package in R that requires the access to R's temp directory. The exact location of this folder can be found out using the command tempdir(). It just happened that my current location of this folder was not ideal for the task at hand and I needed to change it. There was no command in R to change it. I figured out a way to do it: add an entry to the environmental variable list of the system as TMPDIR and specify the desired folder name.


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For those who wish to be present and say a final goodbye before the cremation process begins. This option is scheduled at a specific time and your pets ashes will be ready within 1 ½ to 3 hours depending on the size of each pet. You may wait in our waiting room or some families go out for a walk in a nearby park. You will also receive a clay paw impression of your pet and you will receive a 10% discount on any upgraded urn purchase. The cost of this service is $325 for pets weighing up to 59 lbs. and $385 for pets pets 60 lbs and over.
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wolgan valley (& 'roos!)
Let me just state up front: Wolgan Valley Resort, our home for the last 2 nights of our trip to Australia, is about as fabulously five-star as a resort can get. Located in the Blue Mountains, it is a very exclusive, all-inclusive getaway, with each perfectly-appointed suite actually a free-standing cabin, having its own private pool, beautiful linens, fireplace. The service is impeccable, and the meals are absolute perfection. If it's luxury you're looking for, it is is certainly luxury you will receive at this award-winning accommodation.
But honestly and very frankly, the luxury was only a very, very small part of what impressed me about Wolgan Valley.
When Maile, Rachel and I arrived after our 3-hour, incredibly scenic drive, we were met by Joost Heymeijer, the general manager of Wolgan Valley, who immediately led us to a bright and airy restaurant, and joined us for a wonderful (organic, locally-sourced) lunch. During our meal, he gave us a rundown of the resort.
While Wolgan Valley is undeniably deluxe accommodation, it is also quite casual, which I loved: there wasn't anything pompous or ostentatious about it in the least. Joost (pronounced "yoast," rhymes with "toast") , who has been with Wolgan Valley since its inception 8 years ago (construction was finished and the property opened 4 years ago), described the keen environmental focus that went into its planning and continues to go into its execution: the facility runs as close to carbon-neutral as possible, including reclamation and refiltration of water used on the property. The 4000-acre property (which is apparently less a "valley" and more an "intimate canyon") is part of the Blue Mountain World Heritage site, and abuts two national parks, but is not actually a park itself; in fact, it was home to various farms before it became a resort. Nonetheless, Wolgan Valley treats the area like a conservation park, including doing its level best to restore the area to its natural, unfarmed condition by planting native grasses and trees. (As a guest, you can even sign up for a "conservation hour," led by the resort's field guides, and help them plant trees yourself. We made sure to do this while we were there.) The resort employs as locally as possible, and similarly sources all of the food and necessary supplies. And speaking of the employees, Joost explained his mentoring philosophy:
"Treat the guests as if they were your parents' best friends," he advises his staff. "But above all, be your best self, and let the real you shine. Even if it's rough, as long as it's a diamond, that's totally okay. "
Joost was speaking my language, man.
The rest of our stay at the resort was spent proving Joost right: everything about time at Wolgan Valley was related to experiencing the conservation of the environment and the historic culture of the valley. The property has restored a few historic structures that were on the acreage, the "1832 homestead," where it is believed that Charles Darwin stayed while doing work in the area.
Yes, that's right: THE Charles Darwin.
And get this: the resort is instrumental in the conservation and regrowth of the Wollemi Pine, a beautiful tree that was only known in fossil records until its discovery in the nearby national forest in 1994. The tree is currently listed as "critically endangered."
Amazing, right? I mean, this tree dates back to the Jurassic Period. What you're looking at above, my friends, is actual dinosaur food.
It still blows my mind.
One of my favourite experiences during my stay there, however, was a private Aboriginal Interpretive Tour, led by one of Wolgan Valley's truly impressive field guides, Kristie. I was particularly keen on taking this tour (I decided to skip a horseback ride in order to make it happen), because to be quite honest, there was one thing that was nagging me throughout my visit to Australia: the treatment of Aborigine culture. To be specific, everywhere we went, there was evidence of aboriginal craft: art proclaiming to be authentic aboriginal work was on the walls of many, if not most of the buildings we visited, fake boomerangs and didgeridoos were sold in all the gift shops; one spa early in our trip even offered an "aboriginal" treatment, supposedly created in consultation with an Aborigine community. Yet despite this, no matter where we were, we didn't meet one person who seemed to be of aboriginal descent. While things have definitely improved, the treatment of the indigenous peoples of Australia by the government has historically been, to put it bluntly, shocking (as examples, people of aboriginal descent weren't allowed to vote until the mid-1960s; see also the Stolen Generations, a horrifying government policy and practice occurring until the mid-1970s); for this reason, the proliferation of so much aboriginal "culture" at every commercial turn I saw therefore still felt to me, as an outsider, to be a bit exploitative. I was hoping that this tour would help me learn more about true aboriginal culture on a deeper level than I was able to experience thus far.
I began my tour with Kristie by hiking up a small hill overlooking the valley. Before she started speaking, however, Kristie, who is white Australian, began with a disclaimer:
"Okay, so today I'll be telling you all about how the ancient Aborigine people lived in this area -- their tools, how they used to live day-to-day. However, to be clear, I will not be teaching you anything about aboriginal belief systems, or spirituality, or talk about the Dreamtime. This is because I personally feel that deep cultural teachings of this sort should be heard told by someone who is of aboriginal descent, not by someone like me. My deepest wish is that in the future, Aborigines will actually lead this tour, so that their knowledge and insights into their own culture can be shared authentically; but for the time being, I'm going to keep this more on a historical basis."
I can't tell you how much I admired Kristie for this statement: showing such deep respect for aboriginal culture helped ease some of the discomfort I had been feeling thus far into the trip. Her respect continued throughout the hour-long discussion we had about ancient aboriginal daily life, and her knowledge (gained by research, but also by conversations with local Aborigine elders, since much of aboriginal history is kept by oral tradition), was considerable. As it happened, the site we were standing on is believed to be the ancient summer shelter of an Aborigine family group of about 20, and there they had found several primitive tools that were used:
It was really riveting and heartening to see and hear about ancient Aborigine life, shared with the honour and dignity it deserved. Kristie did a fantastic job. And while there's no question I'd love to return to this resort for so many reasons, if Wolgan Valley makes Kristie's dream come true of having local folks of aboriginal descent start teaching this tour in the future (thus providing first-hand insights into aboriginal culture), this will absolutely cement my resolve to save my pennies and make that return visit happen-- for Wolgan Valley is truly a magical place.
Of course, another highlight of our visit was a wildlife safari tour Maile, Rachel and I enjoyed, also led by the indefatigable Kristie. We piled into a rugged, open-air truck just as the sun was beginning to set, and we set out to learn about Australian wildlife. Wolgan Valley Resort acts as a conservation area for the local animals, and wonderfully, they all run freely around the property.
The primary animals at Wolgan Valley include kangaroos, wallaroos and wallabies. All three of these animals are "macropod marsupials" (which means, in my simple mind, that they are mammals that carry their young in pouches and have big feet), and the primary difference among them is size: kangaroos are large and leanly muscular, wallabies are the smallest (and look almost opossum-like), and wallaroos are somewhere in-between, with more of a stockier build. Although we primarily saw wallaroos on the tour, we apparently saw kangaroos as well; however, for the life of me I couldn't tell you with certainty which ones of the following images includes a kangaroo (despite detailed, patient explanations by Kristie and others of her coworkers).
They all made for some fun shots, though:
We also saw quite a few wombats. They're funny, snorty little things, and seem somewhat fearless: one visited our cabin both nights we were there. Rachel called them "furry little ottomans":
Awesome animals, all of them.
And with that (and save for a roll of Hasselblad film that is currently being processed as you read this), my sharing of my great Australian adventure is complete! I hope you enjoyed it. I think it's pretty obvious that if you ask me whether you should visit the land Down Under, I would respond with an emphatic "YES!" It is a mindbendingly beautiful country, truly, and I'm definitely making it a life goal to return with my family (next time, with New Zealand thrown in, for good measure). If you'd like to see all of my absolutely favourite shots I took while in Australia in one place, please be sure to check out the brand new Australia gallery in the Global Light section of Chookooloonks.
Thanks so much for following along, friends. I now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.
read more of my australian adventure here:Brisbane
Whitsunday Islands
Sydney: Whales!
Sydney: The Opera House & the CBD
Sydney: From Above
Driving into the Blue Mountains
Huge thanks to Tourism Australia, Air New Zealand and Go Mighty for making this adventure possible. If a trip Down Under is a dream you've had, please be sure to check out the Tourism Australia site for all sorts of juicy information about Australia; in addition, throughout October Tourism Australia, Air New Zealand and Go Mighty are running two additional campaigns to help make your dream come true in 2014: the first, Fill-A-Plane, where you can sign up to be one of 322 people to get a special discount on air travel for folks who take the pledge to travel to Australia next year; the second, "Win a Wild Card ticket to Australia," for a chance to win a trip to Australia, by simply becoming a member of Go Mighty and adding your wildest Australia-based dreams. You can check out all the details here. And to see my iPad images and listen to more in-the-moment impressions I had while in Australia, be sure to check out my Go Mighty posts of this adventure.


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To train in purpose-built, professional salons which are open to the public. There will also be a practical and theoretical exam.
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Getting the opportunity to take part in competitions and shows and get some masterclass insights from visiting professionals.
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Further study on our Hair & Beauty Management Diploma Level 4 or employment as a self-employed nail technician or as a nail technician in a salon.
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*Courses listed on this website are indicative of the subject, nature and level of study. The college reserves the right to alter specific qualifications titles, awarding bodies and levels of qualification, which can change in year. Any cost may also vary, based on personal funding eligibility. The Cornwall College Group reserves the right to withdraw any course listed at any time.


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The Purple Book
There is always something going on in our house.
Parenting four children under the age of 12 leaves no room for boredom or quiet. Our oldest daughter Z. is 11, our son E. is 8, our daughter L. is 6, and our son S. is 4.
Something amazing or just plain hilarious happens almost every day. When telling family and friends these little stories, they would all say the same thing, "you should write a book!"
While we currently don't have the time necessary to write a book, we realized we do have time to make note of the things that they say or do that makes us smile. "These are the Good Old Days," after all. So, I picked up a little blank book to collect these moments which we we've come to affectionately call "The Purple Book." It's just a small journal that we keep on a shelf in the kitchen and pull down every time something happens that we want to be sure to remember. In it, we write all of the funny or serious things our kids say and do. We've only been doing this for three years, but I really wish we had started it back when our oldest was small.
The kids love to pull it out and read all of the entries and laugh hysterically. Ron and I even sit and read through it on days when we really need a laugh.
So many of the stories are absolutely over the top. For example, there's the time we discovered that our animal-loving oldest daughter Z., having gotten her very own kitten as a Christmas gift, had been brushing its teeth with Ron's toothbrush. For weeks. You should have seen the look on his face! To his credit, he calmly explained that cat teeth are not typically cared for with human toothbrushes and toothpaste. And especially not his. And then he immediately went to the drug store and bought a new one.
And then there was the time our oldest son E. inexplicably declared that thunder and lightning were the "God symbols." What does it mean? Who knows? But it's totally something E. would say.
One of my favorites is when our otherwise very girly youngest daughter L. got mad at her big brother E. and shouted in a very gruff and intimidating voice "I am a lady!" and then proceeded to smack him forcefully against the head.
We also write down important dates to remember like when Ron had the privilege of baptizing our two oldest this past summer, or when they ran their first 5k with me, or even trips to the emergency room to have stitches. Again.
I'm sure as the years march on we will continue to fill up The Purple Book with all kinds of memories so that one day, when the kids are grown, we can look back and laugh at what life was like with a house full of babes.
I'm so very glad that our friends and family told us to write a book.


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1. Die cut multiple flowers from Pretty Pink DoubleMate cardstock with the Tattered Floral die.
2. Layer flowers to create rose, gluing with Glossy Accents. Add dots of Glossy Accents to give the rose drops of water or dew.
3. Stamp the Spanish Script backgrounder on Solar White and adhere to a larger matte of Heritage DoubleMate.
4. Complete the card with a bow of black twill. Adhere the created rose to the cardfront.
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Be sure to also stop by the CHF Blog to share with us your take on the challenge! I hear there may be prizes!
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for sending me a box full of wonderful linens, lace, doilies, placemats and napkins. Because of her thoughtfulness and generosity, I was able to finally make some use of an old shabby tea kettle I had purchased some time ago.
Thanks also to Sandi at A Cottage Muse where I bought this oh so pretty Paris tag and old key
and just look at all the beautiful materials I have left to work with.... my mind is spinning with ideas!


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Trainer now puts horse first
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For Carl and Tammy Bledsoe the horse comes first. After a life training horses in the controversial "Big Lick" style, Carl now utilizes "sound," natural horsemanship, which focuses on the horse's natural instincts and the philosophy that horses do not learn best through fear or pain. Here, the Bledsoes at the premier horse expo WNY Equifest in March where they were featured presenters. They taught about the natural gait of the Tennessee Walking Horse, the most common horse used in Big Lick training.
A few years ago, second generation "Big Lick" horse trainer Carl Bledsoe's life looked much different than it does today. Bledsoe, who achieved wealth and success showing Big Lick Tennessee Walking Horses, went from making over $17,000 a month to next to nothing before having to rebuild his world.
While to many the "Big Lick" is a beautiful and elegant gait, Bledsoe, who now works from his Marble Hill farm MadiLaney Ranch, said the exaggerated high-step is achieved using inhumane methods.
"The competition and the blue ribbon meant too much to me," Bledsoe said. "I woke up one day and wasn't okay with who I was looking at in the mirror, and I saw how for sale you had to be to be in the show horse world. I lost almost everything, but it was worth it."
Bledsoe's ethical meltdown came from the realization that he was a part of the problem, taking part in cruel practices Tennessee Walking Horses go through to get the gait so coveted in some arenas of the show horse world.
No pain, no prize
To get the exaggerated Big Lick, trainers use a painful method called "soring." They put caustic chemicals like kerosene and diesel fuel on horses' hooves and wrap them in plastic wrap to soak the night before competition. During competition, heavy chains are put around the horses' hooves that rub those sore areas, cause pain, and get them to do the unnatural high step.
Left: The exaggerated and unnatural "Big Lick" gait revered at events like the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, also called "The Celebration," the largest show for the Tennessee Walking Horse held annually in Shelby, Ky. photo/HumaneSociety.org
The horses shoes are what's called "performance packages" that have extra pads that make them taller, as well as nails and other painful elements.
After time, horses develop sores trainers cover up with paint and other means so they can pass pre-competition inspection. Bledsoe mock demonstrates this portion of the painful method in a video on YouTube.
"As a trainer, you're only as good as your last ribbon," Bledsoe said, who admits he once loved the competitive edge, "but I'm not that guy anymore. It was up to me to right my wrong."
Bledsoe gave up everything he knew, and lost many friends along the way, in his quest to right that wrong. In 2013 he wrote a letter to Congressman Ed Whitfield.
"I've seen and have used every sort of caustic agent that can be used to enhance and to achieve the 'Big Lick' gait, he writes. "It excited me to see one sit down on his hocks and step up against the chains and 'reach,' and I now realize that the horse was put in a great deal of pain, physically and emotionally, and it was simply struggling to move. It sickens me now to realize the difference."
In the letter, he goes on to talk about the horse show world as cutthroat, conniving, and money driven, including payoffs in inspections arenas.
In YouTube video, Horse trainer Carl Bledsoe does a mock demonstration of the cruel and decietful practices used in "Big Lick" horse training. Here, he uses paint to cover up sores caused by the inhumane method. screen shot/YouTube
Horses, au naturale
He removed all performance horses from his barn and is now what's called a "sound," humane trainer that works in natural horsemanship. His focus is to have the owner and horse develop a strong relationship, as opposed to Big Lick owners who were many times out of the equation when professional training was involved.
At their farm, Bledsoe and his wife Tammy give lessons, hold clinics and board and train horses – although Carl doesn't like using the word "train." He says "conditioning" better suits what he does.
"I don't train for circus tricks," he said, explaining the nuances of how he does what he does. "Now I train from the horse's perspective first, and if the owner is not in the equation I'm not interested. Horses are social, they need safety and to thrive, and if you want a relationship with them it's there for the taking."
A matter of the heart
For Bledsoe and his wife horse training is all in the heart - the horse's heart and the trainer's heart. They describe it as a symbiotic relationship in which they learn as much about themselves through the process as the horse does. Tammy pulls out her phone and shows a meme about empaths, who are affected by people's energy and able to intuitively perceive how others feel. This is what they say a horse is like. Tammy has had her own success in competitions with sound horses that weren't considered prime specimens, but "my horse had the heart" and won.
The Bledsoe's train in all breeds, but are most passionate about gaited breeds like the Tennessee Walking Horse, which they say has the best, most gentle temperament. The tagline for their farm is "Just Gait."
In addition to training at the east Pickens farm, Bledsoe also spends time traveling to give presentations on sound horsemanship at events like the Sound Horse Conference. This March, him and Tammy traveled to New York as featured presenters at the prestigious WNY Equifest about the Tennessee Walking Horse's natural gait.
It's been a long and sometimes hard road to get where he is now, but Bledsoe said from this point on there's no way but the horse's way.
"The horse comes first," Bledsoe said. "I don't compromise on that anymore."
Learn more about the Bledsoes and their farm at www.carlbledsoehorsemanship.com.


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What Do You Love Most About Your Spouse?
Valentine's day might not be for a couple more weeks, but at Holl & Lane we thought our sweethearts deserved some lovin' in January too. To celebrate National Spouses Day (January 26, 2017) we asked you what you love most about your spouse and rounded up a few responses that gave us all the warm fuzzies.
Tatiana Ciccarelli
"Josh possesses a unique wisdom for his age; he's reserved, patient, sincere, grounded, and individual. He is inspiring. He roots me. He is the Salt of the Earth."
Becca Jaffe
"I love my husband's relentless optimism. He has such a positive glow and it's what I first noticed about him. I also love his servant's heart, his sense of duty and how he takes action. I not only love but admire him, too."
Jess Downey
"It's so hard to put into words. He's so incredibly supportive in all that I do. He's smart and passionate about the work he does. He loves me, my family, his family, and all of our friends with everything he has. And he's my total opposite which sometimes is the thing I also hate, but we wouldn't need or want two crazy people in our house."
Mia Sutton
"Charlie is my best friend. We've basically grown up together as we started dating in high school. He is the funniest person I know and makes me laugh every day. He is so caring and kind-hearted, even though he tries to hide it from other people. And he's the best father to our 2 boys, which makes me love him even more."
Ashleigh Mueller
"My bearded man is my best friend. He smells really amazing and is super warm for the winter months. I love his laughter. But most of all I love how he loves our family. He's the best father and husband I've ever known."
Skylar Blackwell
"I love my husband because he is my partner and teammate in this crazy life! He loves me when I deserve it the least and is an amazing cheerleader and support in everything I do. He keeps me laughing with his dad jokes, interested with his intelligence, plus he is pretty easy on the eyes! Blessed to have him in my life for the past 15 years and counting."
Aubrey Mathis
"I love his competitive nature. I love that he sets goals for himself and does whatever it takes to reach them. He loves unconditionally and gives 150% 100% of the time. I love that he is the guts and grit to my lipstick. Plus he's a cowboy and that's just hot."
Layla Solms
"I love my husband, Daniel, because he listens to me and gives me room to grow. He takes time to think about what is best for our family, has a great sense of humor, and is super stubborn! I like that about him, though, because I know that his strong stubbornness carries over into our marriage in that he views all things in terms of "us"."


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A Waukegan man and a Wheaton man are facing charges in a modular home construction scheme that cheated investors out of $800,000, authorities said Friday.
Richard Osty, 71, of the 0-100 block of North Sheridan Road
in Waukegan, and Ronald Moore, 57, of the 900 block of East Elm Street
in Wheaton, took money from investors to pay for green modular homes
they never intended to build or help sell, the DuPage County state's
attorney's office said Friday.
The men claimed the money would get investors a construction loan for
a green modular home, a plot of land for $1 through a city of Chicago
program and help selling the home from two homebuyer assistance
organizations, authorities said.
A DuPage County grand jury on Thursday returned a 122-count indictment against Osty and an 18-count indictment against Moore.
Moore is accused of convincing individuals to commit funds,
usually $1,500, to be placed on a waiting list for a loan to build a
green modular home. Osty then claimed he would provide land for the home
and assistance finding a buyer, authorities said. Osty also told
investors they would make a 10.25 percent profit, authorities said.
Investigators from the Illinois Secretary of State
Securities Division and the Wheaton Police Department found Osty did not
take any of the steps necessary to buy plots of land for $1 from the
city of Chicago and did not have any contact with homebuyer assistance
organizations or companies that produce green modular homes.


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In this PhD project, we developed numerical models to study one-phase, miscible flows and two-phase immiscible flows, in which gravitational effects are important.
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Christopher Brundage became a Staff Therapist at Pascack Mental Health Center in April of 2008. Chris has always been a keen observer and an empathetic listener, but after the tragedy that occurred on September 11, 2001, Chris was motivated to help people who were in emotional distress. He earned a Master of Science degree from Capella University in May of 2005 and embarked on a second career.
Chris' practice at PMHC includes helping individuals and couples with emotional problems, relationship challenges, and vocational and career counseling. When he is not at work, Chris enjoys spending time with his wife, their children, and their two dogs at home in Rockland County, New York. Chris is currently pursuing his second Master's degree from William Paterson University, studying Education with a Counseling concentration.
Eve brings skills to her work from training and experience, along with her natural attitude of empathy and deep respect for individual differences.
No matter what the presenting issue, her approach is practical and optimistic, supporting discovery and realization of personal strengths and passions. This is primary in her efforts to help people experience fewer symptoms and live more authentically. Insight and cognitive approaches are often used along with support, role playing and problem solving.
Areas of Eve's clinical focus include helping people during recovery from addictive behavior, improving connections with others; alleviating depression, managing stress and anxiety; coping with grief and loss, and phase of life transitions. Special areas of clinical interest include personal growth and empowerment for people living with disabilities; assisting women in life phase transitions.
Kevin sees clients dealing with a variety of issues related to life transitions, relationships, identity, anxiety, and mood. He has been providing therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and families in NNJ and NYC since earning degrees from Rutgers College and New York University. Kevin uses a warm, integrative approach that encourages emotional growth, healthier relationships,and clarity. He has a clinical interest in working young adults, creative individuals, and trauma survivors. Since 2010, Kevin has served on the board with the Rockland Chapter of the NYS Society for Clinical Social Work where he is currently the Education Chair.
Phyllis works at PMHC as a Clinician and Clinical Supervisor. She has over thirty years of experience in Behavioral Health. She has worked in Partial Hospital, Residential, and Hospital and Outpatient settings, in both clinical and administrative positions. For ten years she served as the executive director of three Assisted Living homes in Bergen County. She is also a liaison for the Rutgers University School of Social Work. She has served as the clinical resource in a local weight control center, and has presented at conferences.
Even after 30 years, Phyllis continues to marvel at the ability we all have to grow and change. She sees psychotherapy as a tool for growth and change that most people will benefit from in times of difficulty. Self-awareness is sometimes a hard or painful process, but is a helpful path to making good decisions and enjoying a better life. Phyllis's interests are in the area of transitions and life changes, the effects of the family on the individual's current functioning, marital issues and the issues surrounding aging.
Nancy Joi Frankel, LSW, earned her undergraduate dual degree in Psychology and Theater Arts from William Paterson University. Nancy received her Masters of Social Work from NYU Silver School of Social Work.
At Pascack Mental Health Center, Nancy works with adolescents, adults, and couples, primarily utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with a concentration in Mindfulness Practice. Treatment interventions may include meditation, art therapy, drama therapy and psychoeducational tools of 12-step programs to assist clients with a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, panic attacks, social anxiety, parenting, relationship stress and addiction and recovery. Nancy is passionate about the ability to heal from the inside out. She specializes in empowering adolescents, young adults, and parents to utilize mindfulness practice to enhance positive behaviors in addressing life transitions; and encourage adaptive coping and communication strategies to experience inner peace and strength.
Acceptance and Commitment therapy is a form of psychotherapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. It is an empirically-based psychological intervention that uses acceptance and mindfulness strategies mixed in different ways with commitment and behavior-change strategies, to increase psychological flexibility. Acceptance and Commitment therapy invites people to open up to unpleasant feelings, and learn not to overreact to them, and not avoiding situations where they are invoked. Its therapeutic effect is a positive spiral where feeling better leads to a better understanding of the truth.
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Hello everyone! I would like first to apologize for the lack of post, as I promised I was going to even write about my first leave back at home but unfortunately some situations came by and I was unable to write often as I was doing. I promise to keep you update of what's going to happen now in my new journey, yes, I might leave my wonderful 'Emirates' experience soon. Some details will be posted very shortly, for now let's enjoy my Phuket gallery!
My very last layover in which I bid for it and got it twice, was Phuket. I was indeed very excited to work this flight, although I was pretty down and sad. Phuket flight was right after my first leave, therefore I was (or I think I was) a little depressed of leaving home, again. I thought of resigning, I started to search for a new job, I was constantly crying over night. I asked a friend who's been working for Emirates some years as Cabin Crew Supervisor "When this feeling will go away?" he replied- "It would never go away.." I decided to put a side the 'feelings' and just work and enjoy my job on these following layovers. Phuket helped me Continue reading "Amazing Phuket"


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Between the subzero temperatures and the couple of feet of snow on the ground, it seems like winter is here to stay for a while. Which is okay because it means I can continue roasting squash and carrots to my heart's content. Not only do they taste good, it's nice to have a little color in the kitchen — given that it's pretty monochromatic outside our kitchen windows. Last week's Lake Superior CSA box came along at exactly the right time, my squash and carrot stash was nearly gone and we have another 10 inches of snow in the forecast tonight. Time to turn on the oven and get roasting.
I've never made a brown butter vinaigrette before and I'm definitely going to do it again and again — it's really good. The wild rice and pine nuts are a nice compliment to the nuttiness of the brown butter (although I'd be hard pressed to come up with anything that's not good with brown butter) and the cranberries add just enough sweetness to balance out the tangy vinaigrette. This salad would be perfect to bring to a potluck (it's best served at room temperature) and it's really good left-over (I ate it for breakfast this morning with a 6 1/2 minute egg on top). All in all, this salad is a winner — it's relatively healthy, makes your kitchen smell great, and is sturdy enough to keep for a few days in the fridge. And since my CSA box had a bunch of carrots and squash in it, I can whip up a batch next week!
Wild Rice Salad with Roasted Vegetables and Brown Butter Vinaigrette
1 cup wild rice, rinsed well
3 cups of water
1 yellow onion, sliced
1 delicata squash, halved down the middle and seeds removed
3 or 4 carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch slices
1/2 cup dried cranberries
6 tablespoons butter
1/4 cup olive oil
1/4 cup pine nuts
3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
1/2 tablespoon harissa
1/2 tablespoon honey
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon maple syrup
1 teaspoon kosher salt, divided
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Add water, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and wild rice to a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil, reduce to a simmer, and cover with a lid. Simmer until rice is cooked, about 45 minutes. Drain and set aside.
Combine the olive oil, honey, harissa, and 1/2 teaspoon of salt in a large bowl. Place the squash, carrots, and onions into the bowl with olive oil mixture and toss to coat completely. Place on a parchment lined sheet tray and roast for about 30 minutes or until golden brown and softened.
Add the pine nuts to a small skillet and toast over medium heat until they start to turn a light golden brown. Remove immediately and set aside — they burn easily so keep your eyes on them while they are cooking. Add the butter to the skillet you toasted the pine nuts in and melt the butter over medium-high heat. Once the butter begins to brown around the edges, swirl the pan until the butter turns a deep golden brown and it smells nutty — between 3 and 5 minutes. Take off the heat and let cool slightly.
Once the butter has cooled, add the vinegar, maple syrup, and Dijon mustard and whisk to combine. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Place the rice, pine nuts, cranberries, and roasted vegetables into a bowl and toss with the vinaigrette. Taste for seasoning and serve warm or at room temperature.


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I saw a great recipe for Sausage and Polenta Pie in a rundown of the best gluten-free winter recipes yesterday, and we thought we'd give it a try.
The classic combination of Sausage and Peppers never loses it's appeal. However, the twist of adding polenta to the top I find much better than the typical bread it is paired with in typical sandwiches. The creamy and cheesy polenta makes a great counter-point to the spice and earthiness of the sausage and peppers. A great meal, all in one dish.
Give this one a try the next time you are looking for a healthy alternative to a classic.


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Between January 2011 and September 2017 we helped raise over £1 million for over 150 projects looking to help make the world a better place. We are very proud to have been a part of their journey but sadly, as of December 31, 2017 we had to stop accepting new projects due to lack of sufficient revenue to make the website operations sustainable.
Thank you so very much to those who have supported us along the way - we couldn't have done it without you. And thank you to the project owners who chose to use our service. We wish you much success in your future endeavours!
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How to Juggle a Business, Blog, Graduate School, and a Full Time Job
I'm one of those do it all kind of people regardless of if I have the time or energy to. I love a busy schedule and pushing myself to do everything I want to accomplish. Running a business, posting on this blog daily, going to graduate school, and working a full time job definitely is a juggling act. But I've found some ways to do it all and still have time for board games.
- Plan, plan, plan everything and anything. My Erin Condren Life Planner literally plans my life. I recently started using a separate one to keep track of everything Oh, Hello, but my main planner contains everything I need to know on a daily basis. I plan out blog posts in the monthly spreads, work meetings, daily life tasks, and when deliveries are going to arrive. I spend time with my planner every day and even more time with it on Sundays preparing for the next week. I've made my planner a hobby, so I'm keeping track of everything while still relaxing with decorating it.
- Make certain days when you do certain tasks. I always know that Saturday is a day for filming, blog photo taking, and preparing for the week ahead. Sunday is the overflow day if there are more videos and things to do. Sundays are also when I post new releases for Oh, Hello. Having days that I know exactly what I do on that day makes it so easy not to be overwhelmed with what I want to accomplish.
- Take advantage of every free minute to write up a blog post, finish the last bit of homework, or call your friends and family. I rarely spend time aimlessly wandering the internet. I spend those extra minutes in my day between work and grad school working on any small task, rather than waiting and having a huge to do list to do at the end of the week.
- Spread out your to do list over a number of days. My to do lists are never set in stone. I always like to make a master weekly one that I know needs to be accomplished before the week is over, but I never set a specific date (unless it needs one). That way if I'm just having a meh kind of day I know that I won't be too behind the next day.
- Schedule time for me time and friends in your planner. I always set aside some evenings for a few board games or a bath. It's not hard to carve out just one hour in a busy day to have a little social interaction or some time to turn off my brain. Just as long as it's not every single day it doesn't make a huge impact on my productivity.
- Do what works for you. At the end of the day what works for me may not work for you. Graduate school may take up a lot more of your time and you may have to take a break from your blog for a semester. That's completely fine if you feel like you're doing the best that you can do. I personally love feeling super busy, but that may cause you anxiety. But always push yourself to do a little bit more than you think you can handle, and you'll be happily surprised at how much you can accomplish.
I think it's safe to say that being busy is my favorite hobby. If I ever find myself with some downtime I'm already thinking of new projects to work on. It may be an addiction! If you put your mind to it and take the time to really schedule your days for optimal productivity, you can do everything you want and more!
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In North America, some of the endangered species that live in the grasslands include the black-footed ferret, the northern swift fox and the peregrine falcon. Other prairie-dwelling animals, such as the mountain lion and the greater prairie chicken, are not on the endangered species list, but are threatened and have suffered extreme losses in numbers.
Worldwide, there are 581 animals on the endangered species list in grassland habitats alone, and many more species are threatened, according to the IUCN Red List. Human intrusion, either direct or indirect, is the main cause of reduced natural grassland habitat. Agriculture, residential and commercial development, energy production, and mining, all pose serious threats to grassland dwelling animals. Grassland wildlife are particularly susceptible to population decline because water is not plentiful and grasslands are often ideal areas for agriculture.
The American bison is a perfect example of the effect of human intrusion on native grassland dwelling animals. The species was almost driven to extinction in the early 19th century due to commercial hunting and disease introduced by domestic cattle, though the American bison has increased in numbers due to protection in national parks and federal reserves.
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[Starts writing] This is my first blog entry. Unfortunately, I haven't figured out what it'll be yet. But trust me, it'll be awesome.
*Dances around the house in excitement*
*GETS A BRILLIANT IDEA!* Okay... Okay.... I got this.
So... *Deep Breath* If you've been following me on Instagram for longer than a really long time, you may recall when I reached a following of 10,000 followers, I promised to answer some questions since I've been a mystery for far too long. What questions? Don't remember? I don't blame you! It was way too long ago, and I've taken forever to get down to answering them *cough* I'm totally not going to lie, I've been lazy!
But to refresh your memory, here is a small selection of the questions that were asked:
There were a lot more interesting questions that I would love to answer, and so I'll do a part two to this blog series in the near future.
Answer to @_azmyra:
If my life was a book, I would have named it "Ishaqzaadeh," which would definitely have been so much better than the original Bollywood version. In terms of the name, the ending zaade refers to being the "son of" a particular bloodline in Persian influenced languages. For example, shahzaade meaning "son of a king," and sherzaadeh meaning "son of a lion." The first part of the name Ishaq is a vulgar/slang pronunciation of Ishq (meaning "passionate love"). The title may be loosely translated as "Rebellious Lovers" or literally "Children of Love".
How would my story end? It would end with the happiest ending in the world. *blushes* King Arslan would get his Queen, and they would live happily ever after with lots of giggles, and pillow fights, and of course never a dull moment. The climax of the story would be like most eternal love stories, fighting against fate. I'd want my story to give people hope in happy endings. *sigh*
My worst nickname? *recalls memories and laughs out loud* Well... I am fairly light skinned, and when it gets cold... I literally become a tomato (and also when I blush.) In high school I would blush when I talked to girls, and thus one of them decided to call me "Mr Blushy Blushy!" One of my teachers ended up hearing her call me that, and he started to call me that as well. It wasn't the worst nickname, but definitely one that I remember.
Five most important things in life: Religion, Family, Love, Respect, Setting Goals.
One talent that I wish I had was more creativity. They say you can learn anything in the world if you put your mind to it, but I do believe some people are naturally gifted, and the true essence of art can not be taught. You either have it or you don't. I wish I had more of it.
What excites me most is anything that requires taking a leadership initiative. Building things, projects, making speeches - I guess it comes with being a Leo *Omg he believes in horoscopes?*
If I sneezed on anyone, they'd be blessed. *aah... ahh... achoo!*
Answer to @damsel_gem:
My inspiration is life. I always take the chance to repeat myself, and I'll gladly say it again... "Writing can not be forced." Sure, you can try. But it won't be the same as when it is truly driven by life kicking you in the bu*t. That is one of the reasons I have always avoided collaborations, unless I was obligated to be nice. I feel collaborations are two people forcing to synchronize their 'awesomeness' together. It just doesn't work. Every writer is unique, and to try and force it to fit with another is something I genuinely do not believe in doing.
I reflect on life and day to day experiences and that is how I write something everyday.
I think every writer, regardless of their following size on social media is genuine. I would advise everyone to just be themselves instead of imagining themselves to be a 'famous' writer.
Writers block can sometimes be a blessing. *pretends to be wise* Sometimes you end up feeling so much of one thing that eventually everything you write ends up being the same. Writers block gives you a little break. A chance to think clearly, and perhaps to clear your mind. The best thing to do is take notes on how you feel, and keep thinking of different way of expressing. Even when you're not feeling anything, that in itself is a feeling! Think deeply, and describe it. *adjusts nerdy glasses* Come up with a list of keywords of the effect that certain feeling has on you, such as: "Numb... empty.... lost.... confused." Now think of how else you can describe those feelings? Think outside of the box, and the words will eventually come to you.
Answer to @amalkazz:
*blush* Let's just talk in circles and avoid the question... so yeah like... *rambles aimlessly for 5 minutes* You know what I mean? Right? Awesome!
Answer to @hersilververse:
I think pushing yourself to success should be something everyone should get a grasp of. It is important to know what your goals are and to chase them, because no one else will chase them for you. We are all unequal in resources, but it is the limitations that we place on ourselves mentally are what hold us back. Fake it till you make it, look like a million dollars, dress for success, do whatever it takes to remind you where you're headed, and have good expectations from your Lord. Allah says, "I am as my servant excepts me to be." [Sahîh al-Bukhârî (6856) and Sahîh Muslim (4832)] Your mind plays a big role in where you end up, so its important to never let go of positivity. Optimism and unfaltering faith go a long way.
Answer to @wajeeha95:
I study Law. *adjusts nerdy glasses again* I've done my undergraduate in a multi-disciplinary Honors program in political science, policing, international human rights, criminology, legal philosophy, and linguistics. I am a LL.B candidate.
Answer to @x.h.0711:
My inspiration does have a beautiful name, *cluelessly looks around* but lets keep her a secret shall we? *evil grin* Lets just say my biggest muse has been life herself, and my affinity for words has helped me describe her on paper.
Answer to @angelxovo:
Well... I had a feeling someone would ask that! *tries to keep a serious face* Fortunately, *adjusts nerdy glasses again* Your question is missing a question mark, so I'm confused... Is that even a question!? God bless technicalities... *chuckles like a evil genius*
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How can Harmony Phone Chips "repair" shock absorbers?
As promised, I asked Joachim, "exactly how is it that a Harmony Phone Chip can "repair" a used up shock absorber?"
This is his answer followed by some observations of my own.
It is almost always the rear shock absorbers which "wear out" and almost never the front ones. This makes logical sense as the front shock absorbers always carry pretty much the same weight - the engine and the driver. Occasionally there will also be a front passenger but, usually, this makes only a very small percentage difference in the overall load upon the suspension. This allows the front shock absorbers to operate within a constant quite narrow band of burden wherein the load characteristics can be "programmed" by usage into the spring and the oil. This constancy enables longevity.
The rear shocks, however, live in a very different world. Sometimes, they carry no more than the weight of the rear chassis, sometimes one, two or three passengers upon the rear seat. Sometimes an empty boot and sometimes crammed full of luggage. And every possible permutation thereof. Thus the rear shock absorbers never "know" what to expect and become "confused" and "senile" and no longer react to shock in the way that they're supposed to. This is an observed phenomenon repeated thousands if not hundreds of thousands of times every day.
What happens when you attach the Harmony Phone Chip to the shock absorber is that all the contradictory information about the load to be carried is effectively deleted. As the shock absorber now has no "expectation" about the load, neither true nor contradictory, it tends to constantly return to the "new, undriven" condition.
Now, I have deliberately used some terms here which we are accustomed to using only in reference to human beings. There is, actually, no difference. They are just different terms with exactly the same meaning:
Habit = inertia or the path of least resistance, resistance to changing direction.
Confusion = contradictory control instruction.
Know = to recognise information about reality.
Expectation = pre-programmed reactions.
Senile = feedback causing wild system oscillations.
As we are dealing here with the basic causal information and not with the physical matter which is formed out of it, the same technology is applicable to both shock absorbers and human beings (and almost anything else as well). The principal difference lies in the complexity of the system. A shock absorber is, in comparison to a human being, an extremely simple construction. A small Harmony Phone Chip is, therefore, more than adequate to "do the job" of rejuvenating it.
Purely because much more information of much greater complexity needs to be processed, using the technology on a human being requires a much more complex and sophisticated device. This is why there are Harmony Phone Chips for very simple systems, Harmony Evolutions for human organ functions, Harmony Headphones for human habit de-programming, the Harmony Super Charger to re-order the relationship between vehicle, road and driver and the Home and Office Harmonizer to make every building one in which human beings can live and work optimally.
Further details on the websites.
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On Sat, 24 Oct 1998, Braden N. McDaniel wrote: >> The challenge is to simplify a stylesheet like the following: >> >> P { color: black; background: white; } >> Q { color: black; background: yellow; } >> P A:link { color: blue; background: white; } >> P A:visited { color: navy; background: yellow; } >> Q A:link { color: blue; background: white; } >> Q A:visited { color: navy; background: yellow; } >> >> ...so that there are only four rules, but without compromising the >> 'safeness' of the rules. In other words, one cannot simply make it: >> >> P { color: black; background: white; } >> Q { color: black; background: yellow; } >> A:link { color: blue; } >> A:visited { color: navy; } >> >> ...since with this sheet we are faced with the possibility of >> another stylesheet in the cascade applying a background to the A >> element, and making the document. > > How about > > P { color: black; background: white; } > P Q { background: yellow; } > P A:link { color: blue; background: white; } > P A:link { color: navy; background: yellow; } > > Now, this doesn't mean exactly the same thing as your example, but > it will have the same effect as long as my assumption holds true: > that Q will always appear inside a P. I don't understand how your css will work. Could you explain it? > IMO, assumptions like these valid more often than not with > well-constructed HTML documents. I need something that will _always_ work. Already now I have limited myself, so that External links can't appear in Headers, for example. To do the foreground/background comprehensively using just my three different backgrounds and five different foregrounds is currently unworkable. >> With 6 different inline colours and 6 different background colours, I >> need 36 different rules! It becomes UNMANAGEABLE! > I perceive terminal design flaws in such a setup, so I don't think > it's a realistic example. It's one I'm *using*! I have the following styles: The main text has a two inch left margin. The main text is black on white. Links have three colours, one for :link, one for :visited, and one for :hover, :focus and :active. I *have* to declare those colours, otherwise user defined link colours may clash with my background. (This *has happened*. My default colours settings a few weeks back were black bg, silver fg, and white links. 90% of pages become unreadable: silver on white text with white on white links (because many only specify bgcolor=#ffffff)). Now my left margin can contain information. There are two types: comments and sidebars. Comments are black on yellow, sidebars are green on yellow. I can also have Worked Example sections, which are black on silver across the page. So: What combinations of colours should I declare? Normal :link :visited :hover Normal Comment SideBar Example Sixteen! I also have my EM having a special color. Twenty! I may want to highlight areas of text. Twenty five! Also, some documents have a specially coloured colophon. Thirty! My documents also have subtly coloured headers and footers. Thirty Five! That is thirty five *rules* -- and around fifty or more different selectors. This is ridiculous. There must be some way in which we can extend CSS so that this amount of redundancy is removed. > I'm inclined to regard as a *feature* the fact that CSS's syntax is > unweildy for this application. I do not. The above is loosely based on something I do already do: http://www.bath.ac.uk/%7Epy8ieh/media/book2.css However, this stylesheet is not robust since it does not declare all thirty odd required colours. >> No. In this case, the stylesheet is used by *every* page on my >> site. I may have more than one gangscreen, but only one is IE's >> gangscreen. > Ahh. I think a CLASS is more appropriate here, even if there may > only be one GANGSCREEN per page. I agree with you, the reason that this particular case is done by ID is purely historical. > In fact, I avoid using ID selectors in site-wide sheets at all. ID > selectors aren't much different conceptually from using the STYLE > attribute, so I'm inclined only to use them with style sheets tied > to a specific document. I agree entirely. In this case, the styles were originally in the file's <STYLE> block. However, I later viewed the file in Netscape. -- Ian HicksonReceived on Sunday, 25 October 1998 18:21:40 UTC
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text: BURGERSandBUBBLES | THE FALLOUT | A REQUIEM FOR BEEF / May 30, 2013 by gruelguerilla Well feck that. A new record some might say? 100 people, less than hour. A few stragglers and very warm chef. People took to the streets....quietly, politely and cleaned up after themselves. The G.B.B.Q sauce was a success, demands for the recipe shall be answered! Once there's fantastic diagrams to go with it, you'll have it. I catered to the vegetarian masses! One fifth of the night was for them! BUT the vegetarians were not to be seen. TISK TISK veggies! Not enough iron to stay up late? Eh? Now I'll have to handle these magnificent mushroom burgers! Which the recipe has also been requested, so expect it too! Our next event will go live next week! Get excited for: MEATBALLSandMARGARITAS JUNE 27th! 6pm till the stuff runs out! I'll give you veggies one last chance! There'll be VEGGIEBALLS! But for now I'm off to clean.