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Release Date: 6/12/2020; In Theaters
Genre: Horror
Rating: TBA
Director: Nia DaCosta
Writing Credits: Clive Barker (characters), Jordan Peele, Win Rosenfeld
Studio(s): Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), Monkeypaw Productions
Running Time: TBA
Cast: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Tony Todd (Daniel Robitaille / Candyman), Colman Domingo, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett, Teyonah Parris, Nadia Simms.
Details: There's a new "Candyman" in town. Jordan Peele's retelling of the horror classic has cast Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, the actor best known for playing Black Manta in Warner Bros.' Aquaman, as its star. The studio is touting the upcoming film as a "spiritual sequel" to the original. It will return to the neighborhood where the legend began: the now-gentrified section of Chicago where the Cabrini-Green housing projects once stood. The original Candyman was released in 1992 and follows a graduate student who explores the legend of Candyman while writing a thesis on urban legends.
Story: A "spiritual sequel" to the 1992 horror film 'Candyman' that returns to the now-gentrified Chicago neighborhood where the legend began. Source(s): Variety, IMDB, giphy.com.
Update 9/9/19: Movieweb reported on 8/13/19 that the film has begun shooting in Chicago. The site also stated that Nathan Stewart-Jarrett (Misfits) and Colman Domingo (Fear the Walking Dead) have now joined the horror film from writers Peele and Win Rosenfeld under Peele's Monkeypaw Productions. The film which is described as a "spiritual sequel" to Bernard Rose's 1992 horror movie. Based on Clive Barker's short story "The Forbidden," Candyman centers on an urban legend of a former slave that was murdered because of his relationship with a white woman. When her family learned of the forbidden love, he was smeared with honey so bees would attack him and then burned to death. His ashes were scattered at what would become the Cabrini-Green housing projects. The legend stated if you said his name five times in the mirror, he would come to murder you. You know, like urban legends do.
The set is bound to be an eerie one because among the various Chicago shooting locations is the neighborhood where the legend first began: The Cabrini-Green housing projects. Although the projects have since been gentrified, the intention counts. Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures (MGM) is co-financing the film with BRON creative, and that is good news for the city of Chicago. Candyman will be shot entirely in the windy city, likely bringing jobs and money with it. Not to mention the aesthetic realism that can come from shooting on location.
Expectations are high for the classic film's reboot because Monkeypaw Productions has churned out some successful movies since it opened in 2012. Under the banner, Peele wrote, produced and directed both Get Out and Us. The company also produced Spike Lee's BlackkKlansman. Source: Movieweb.


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When I swung through Braintree, MA last week, I was hoping to find at least one historic door to share. I wasn't expecting to land smack-dab in the middle of the historic district and I wasn't expecting to get sucked into the history of one very interesting man. General Sylvanus Thayer played an enduring role in the history of Braintree, MA. Valedictorian of his graduating class at both Dartmouth College and the US Military Academy at West Point, General Thayer served as superintendent of West Point and remained committed to education, even after his death.
Last week I featured the house in which General Thayer was born. It's not the oldest house in Braintree, but as we will see today, it might be the oldest house that kinda-sorta looks the way it did when he was alive. To help put this all in perspective, and to satiate my need to draw a diagram, I thought it might be helpful to include a map of where I was.
Last week began at the little smudge that represents my car. As you can see, I didn't have to go far. Today, we'll pick up on the corner opposite where I was parked, at the Asa French House.
Asa French was the Braintree Town Clerk as well as the Treasurer in the early 1800s. The original house was built by Thomas French in 1699. Much of the house was rebuilt in 1820. The house served as the Town's first post office in 1825, during the time that Asa French lived in it. The French family owned the house until the 1970s. According to the Historic Commission:
"Little of the original structure of the house, besides the chimney, still stands. The house was donated to Thayer Academy in 1976 and then in 1999 the Academy turned it over to the Braintree Historical Society."
I walked behind the French House to get a better view of the Carriage House. Little did I know that I would find Braintree's Central Firehouse. The firehouse was built in 1931 as the town began to modernize its firefighting operation. The firehouse is still operational. The bell from an earlier firehouse on Hollis Ave is now mounted in front of the Central Fire Station. The bell serves as a memorial to all Braintree firefighters.
Diagonally across the intersection from the French House is Thayer Academy. General Thayer established this school in his will, in 1871. The Main Building was completed in 1877 and they began teaching a class of about 30 students in 1877. One of the students was the son of Asa French. Today there are almost 700 students in middle and high school grades. One item that I found interesting was that General Thayer included a provision in his will allowing Thayer Academy to operate as a coed institution from its inception.
The buildings featured in the gallery include: The Main Building, which houses the administrative offices, language labs and a few classrooms; Glover Hall, which is the math and science building and Frothingham Hall for music and visual arts.
This post is part of Norm Framton's fun Thursday Doors series. If you want to participate in Thursday Doors, hop on over to Norm's page and click that Linky thing – after looking at Norm's doors, of course.


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National Mortgage Settlement Finally Reached
Federal and state officials announced the deal Thursday. It is the biggest settlement involving a single industry since a 1998 multistate tobacco deal.
Under the agreement, five major banks -- Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial -- will reduce loans for nearly 1 million households. They will also send checks of $2,000 to about 750,000 Americans who were improperly foreclosed upon. The banks will have three years to fulfill the terms of the deal.
All but one of the 50 states agreed to the deal. Oklahoma, the lone holdout, will receive no money.
The conditions will be overseen by Joseph A. Smith Jr., North Carolina's banking commissioner. Lenders that violate the deal could face penalties of $1 million per violation and up to $5 million for repeat violators.
The settlement ends a painful chapter that emerged from the financial crisis, when home values sank and millions edged toward foreclosure. Many companies processed foreclosures without verifying documents. Some employees signed papers they hadn't read or used fake signatures to speed foreclosures -- an action known as robo-signing.
Under the deal, the 49 states have said that they won't pursue civil charges related to these types of abuses. Homeowners can still sue lenders in civil court on their own, and federal and state authorities can pursue criminal charges.
"There were many small wrongs that were done here," said U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan. "This does not resolve everything. We will be aggressive about going after claims elsewhere."
The deal also ends a separate investigation into Bank of America and Countrywide for inflating appraisals of loans from 2003 through most of 2009. Bank of America acquired Countrywide in 2008.
The banks and U.S. state attorneys general agreed to the deal late Wednesday after 16 months of contentious negotiations.
New York and California came onboard late Wednesday. California has more than 2 million "underwater" borrowers, whose homes are worth less than their mortgages. New York has some 118,000 homeowners who are underwater.
Lending Guidelines To Loosen
In addition to the payments and mortgage write-downs, the deal promises to reshape long-standing mortgage lending guidelines. It will make it easier for those at risk of foreclosure to make their payments and keep their homes.
Those who lost their homes to foreclosure are unlikely to get their homes back or benefit much financially from the settlement.
The settlement would apply only to privately held mortgages issued from 2008 through 2011. Banks own about half of all U.S. mortgages -- roughly 30 million loans.
Some critics say the proposed deal doesn't go far enough. They have argued for a thorough investigation of potentially illegal foreclosure practices before a settlement is hammered out.
Under the deal, the funds would be divided this way:
• Roughly $1.5 billion for direct payouts, in the form of $2,000 checks, for about 750,000 Americans who were unfairly or improperly foreclosed upon, another $3.5 billion will go directly to states.
• At least $10 billion for reducing mortgage amounts.
• Up to $7 billion for other state homeowner programs.
• At least $3 billion for refinancing loans for homeowners who are current on their mortgage payments but who are underwater.
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A DEAL allowing the Thai Prime Minister to buy a stake in Liverpool FC could be sealed within weeks, it was revealed today - just days after the Thai consortium held talks with Everton chiefs.
An impasse between Liverpool and the Thais had held up the deal and stopped it from being brought to a swift conclusion.
But the major sticking point - believed to be the number of representatives the Thais would have on the Liverpool board - looks to have been resolved.
Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra today revealed he is looking for his #65m investment to be approved by the club inside the next six weeks.
He said the subject of representation on the club's board "is no longer a problem", before adding: "The next step is to get teams of professionals to analyse financial and legal issues."
Today's revelation comes soon after Mr Thaksin issued Reds' chiefs with an ultimatum to bring matters to a head.
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The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) has partnered in a new venture that we believe will become the most important TV release in 2013. 'The Bible' is an epic 10-hour television series on the entire Bible – from Genesis through Revelation – that aims at inspiring people to engage with the Bible in a fresh way with the slogan 'the story everyone knows, told like never before'.
The WEA has played a key role in connecting this project to evangelical leaders and bringing it to a global level. The series that was produced by Mark Burnett and Roma Downey will premiere on History Channel on five consecutive Sundays with the final episode on Easter Sunday. But it is also being translated into various languages and will be aired on other TV channels around the world.
After viewing 'The Bible', Dr. Geoff Tunnicliffe, Secretary General of the WEA, said: "I had the immense privilege of previewing the entire 10-hour TV Bible Series. It was a marathon but well worth it. At the conclusion, I felt like I had gone through the whole Bible and experienced the meta-narrative of scripture - God's amazing love for humanity."
"Mark Burnett and his wife Roma Downey are giving the global church a remarkable gift," he adds. "This series is epic in its production, powerful in its storytelling and deeply spiritually moving. The superlatives could go on... It is a once in a generation project. Let's get fully behind it when it launches in North America on 3/3/13 and then the following months around the world."
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McClure is the vice president of Hospitality Holdings, a New York City-based enterprise that owns and operates a number of public-focused venues and businesses that, according to the company slogan, are among "New York's most refreshingly civilized places to meet." One of the most prominent among them is the Carnegie Club. A smoking man's man cave to end all smoking mens' man caves, this cocktail and cigar lounge par excellence is so-named because it sits midtown on 56th Street, directly behind New York's legendary Carnegie Hall.
The Carnegie Club might currently be the most high-profile smoking club in New York City, but it's certainly not the first. The city has a long tradition of plush private warrens festooned with fine draperies and dark mahogany, exclusive clubrooms where captains of American industry baptized big deals with the clink of glasses and the curling smoke of fine cigars.
Since it opened its doors in 1996, The Carnegie Club has been actively recreating that tradition—albeit with a few distinctions. For one, the club is open to the public. "We like to give the public a private-club experience," McClure explains of the Carnegie's operating principle. Another difference is that the club welcomes women into its smoky confines.
Stepping into the Carnegie Club feels, as a native New Yorker might describe it, "like a million bucks." Amid a decidedly gothic architectural milieu, patrons can sink relaxingly into a plush leather Chesterfield sofa, order a skillfully crafted premier cocktail and then select a rich, expertly rolled cigar from among the dozens the Carnegie Club offers its guests. And, make no mistake about it—at the Carnegie Club, the cigar is front and center. Gazing down from the club's loft-like mezzanine level, one's eyes fall upon a 15-foot-tall octagonal humidor that sits prominently in the center of the softly lit chamber. Showcased inside are some of the world's most desirable cigars from cigar makers such as Davidoff and cigar-centric countries such as Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.
The room's mood completes itself with ornate, hand-carved 18th-century bookcases and woodwork fashioned from reclaimed wood. Brass lighting fixtures illuminate a broad marble bar, and the club's 20-foot-high ceilings offer a sense of airy spaciousness.
But the classic décor is only a part of what the Carnegie Club provides its guests: Every Saturday night for the past 17 years, the club has recreated that smoky, 1940s and 50s nightclub ambiance with an ever-popular "Sinatra" cabaret show, featuring "Old Blue Eyes" interpreter Steve Maglio and an 11-piece orchestra. "It transports you back to the experience of a bygone era," McClure notes.
At its heart, however, as McClure describes it, the Carnegie Club is "about the ritual of smoking a cigar. Unlike cigarettes, a cigar has a ritualistic, celebratory feel to it. Whether you're closing a business deal or celebrating an anniversary, there's something unique about the experience."


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"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift, that's why we call it the present." ~ anon
Have you ever considered your place in the grand scheme of things? Do you give your eventual legacy much thought? What are your cultural reference points?
Sometimes you'll hear the phrase that "history repeats itself" but more recently I've seen a variation that says "history doesn't necessarily repeat itself, but it often rhymes."
It's fascinating how there's this vast arc of human history, with millions of versions of the various stories forming a backdrop to our current existence. And it's only natural to extrapolate what the future might hold based on what has happened in the past.
And yet each of our lives is but a tiny snapshot of the scope of human existence. The size of our piece of the timeline shrinks the further out we zoom into the big picture. It's as if life is fractal, and the resonances repeat the closer we look or the further out we go.
Consciousness is a puzzle that remains beyond our understanding. The fact that we are all somehow self-aware is taken for granted, yet for all our science and technology, there's still not a clear explanation for what really makes us tick.
Some traditions believe in reincarnation, the idea that there are lives we have lived before and new futures to be lived. Or maybe we were a caterpillar and butterfly in a past life, and someones kitty cat in the next one. No one really knows!
One theory I've always found novel and entertaining, (and as likely correct as any other) is the idea the ancient Mayans have about types of people. According to José Arguelles it goes something like this. There are only 144,000 different personality types. This explains why when you meet someone who has a different name or race or nationality than someone else you know, but otherwise is almost the exact same person in every other way, they're just inhabiting one of those 144,000 types in a different body and situation.
And who knows, this may well be true. After all, 144,000 is more than any one of us can keep track of in our own minds, so who's to say what the real story is in the ongoing mystery of life and consciousness? One thing seems to hold true, and that is our conscious awareness of our life time is limited to the one we're currently living. Sure there are folks who have specific memories of past lives, but they are definitely the exceptions, not the rule.
Astrologically speaking, which is the language of karma, you'll hear of some people beginning their karmic journey, and others referred to as "old souls." This is often something you'll hear about babies or young children, something about their presence or the look in their eyes makes you see and feel a presence or wisdom far beyond their years.
We're all like stars in the sky, some of us burn bright and fast like a comet and others cast a warm glow for a much longer time. Making peace with ourselves about who we are and where we fit in the grand scheme of things is one of the key lessons on the path of life. Some folks make a dent on world events, others simply etch lasting memories among their families and friends. We all play our part.
Our dance community experienced the passing of a well-loved member recently, as all long-lived dance communities eventually do. And while it's easy to simply resort to sadness, and we certainly feel the loss, there may be a larger lesson to learn and grow from. It's pointless to make any judgements or assumptions about how someone else chooses to guide their life's journey, and that it's best to honor their decisions along the way.
It's also a reminder to simply accept who you are and not try to be anyone else. Comparison to others can be the curse of present moment experience — you are living the life that is yours and yours alone. You may be underestimating the level of love and support that surrounds you, or it may be time to summon the courage to make a big shift, either way, it's your own consciousness that you steer down the path of life, so ask yourself what's your karmic high road.
One thing is for sure, you have a deep well of love and kindness within that you can always draw from to make the world a better place for everyone around you. How you choose to share, express, and model it is up to you, that's the beauty of the dance of life!
May your week be thriving and filled with joy!
Until next Monday, much love…
Mark Metz
Director of the Dance First Association
Publisher of Conscious Dancer Magazine
DANCE FIRST MEMBER SPOTLIGHT – The Tamalpa Institute, Anna Halprin, and
The Planetary Dance!
Today's Dance First Member Spotlight shines on the entire Tamalpa Institute family! From Anna Halprin at the top, to her daughter Daria and the entire extended global community, the Monday after Mother's Day seems like a fitting time to honor one of the great pioneers and premiere organizations in the field of conscious dance.
The Tamalpa Life/Art Process and training programs are developed by Daria Halprin, who co-founded the Tamalpa Institute with Anna in 1978. Their work builds upon the foundations of Anna Halprin's groundbreaking performance and movement ritual works dating back to the late 1930's. It's truly inspiring to marvel at all the ways this work has evolved and developed around the world, with Tamalpa Institute trainees and graduates leading the way.
One of Anna's great and lasting community achievements is The Planetary Dance, "an annual all-day ritual of healing and community renewal that brings people of all ages and abilities together in a beautiful setting to dance for a purpose." People all over the world join in dances for peace in their own communities.
The 38th Annual Planetary Dance is happening on June 3rd on Mt. Tamalpias in Marin County, California. If you've been before, you know it's an incredible experience, if you haven't, make this your year! With Anna celebrating her 98th birthday in July, this is an inspiring opportunity to bring your family and share in an outdoor community movement ritual led by the living legend herself.
Everyone participates in the creation of a moving human mandala where in the first run you can call out a dedication to someone in your life who needs healing, in the second call out for a common cause, and the third run is led by the children as a dedication to the future.
Check out this 12-minute documentary film on The Planetary Danceand get a feel for what's in store for you and learn more about the message, meaning, and history behind this unique gathering. The day begins with a sunrise ceremony at the summit of Mt Tamalpais, and continues with three runs of the dance at Santos Meadow at the base of the mountain followed by a potluck picnic and celebration.
The Tamalpa Institute has a vast amount of offerings and training programs you can learn about on their website here. Check out this global array of activities put on by members of the Tamalpa Alumni Association!
Dance as a Healing Art: A presentation on TLAP with Jennifer Lalor
June 9 | Mullumbimby (Byron Bay)
Tamalpa Experience with Jennifer Lalor
June 23-24 | Mullumbimby (Byron Bay)
Workshop Danse & TLAP with Marie Motais
June 7-9 | Namur
Wednesday Weekly Class with Stéphane Vernier
Every Wednesday | Cergy
Thursday Weekly Class with Stéphane Vernier
Every Thursday | Paris
The Singing Body Master Class with Dohee Lee
June 9-10 | Paris
Danse Planétaire with Gwenaelle Doerflinger
June 10 | Bassillac
De Sable D'océan with Stéphane Vernier
June 16-17 | Sarzeau
Planetary Dance with Marie Motais
June 20 | Locmariaquer
Danse TLAP & Mandala Effet Mer w/ Marie Motais & Emilie Vincent
June 23-24 | Plogoff
Life/Art Process en Nature with Stéphane Venier
June 30 – July 1 | Montpellier
Stage en résidentiel "Dâme nature ou l'élan créateur" with Gwenaelle Doerfliger
July 6-8 | Blanquefort sur Briolance
Stage "L'heure de l'Etre" with Gwenaelle Doerfliger & Mayah Baty
July 20-22 | Blanquefort sur Briolance
Lune Rouge – Cercle de femmes – Danse Nature Rituel & TLAP with Marie Motais
August 24-28 | Tréhorenteuc – Bretagne
Support Your Life with Videhi Ruth Renate Mayser
June 8, 22, 27 & July 3, 11 | Munich
Dance Intensiv Week on the Lovely Island Sylt with Ute Frederich
Beginning May 8 | List auf Sylt
TLAP Introduction TLAP with Environmental Dance with Katrin Stelter
June 15-17 | Freiburg
19th Planerary Dance in Freiburg with Katrin Stelter
June 21 | Freiburg
TLAP Introduction Workshop w/ Presentation with
June 23 | Freiburg
"Expression – Dance – Stillness: A movement based therapy/ self-awareness group" with Lena Maren Mischke
Beginning June 27 | Darmstadt
Start Tamalpa Level 1 Training Programm at Tamalpa Germany!
June 29, 2018 – May 19, 2019 | Freiburg
Creative-Seminar: Week in the Black Forest with Katrin Stelter & Zula Nicole Hoffmann
August 10-15 | Wolfach
Planetary Dance Workshop with Pernille Overø
May 20 | Malmo
Tamalpa Class with Lian Wilson
June 24-25 | Folkestone
Navigating the Arts & Health Bridge with Lian Wilson
June 5 | London
Tamalpa UK Summer Workshop with Lian Wilson
June 22-24 | Sandgate / Kent


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Nirmal Chetan with Ms Kamla Kirpalani and Shakun Narain
Nirmal Chetan was born in Amritsar. He was only one year old
when his mother died.
father married a second time and had more children.
boy whenever lonely would turn to the soothing prayer hymns
that would emanate from the Golden Temple.
the age of 21 he met his Master Swami Nirmal from Punjab, who
seemed to be the answer to all his longings and prayers. The
Master refused to initiate him as he would not allow him to
run away from his household duties.
and dejected Swami Nirmal Chetan headed towards the Himalayas
where he had a near - death experience. He experienced visions
of an indescribable nature which filled his soul in such a
manner that he experienced fear and loneliness no more.
his return his Master had to admit that he was made for the
spiritual path.
the fact that Swamiji has renounced his worldly ties he now
believes that there is no reason to give up anything in order
to pursue the spiritual path.
I asked Swamiji: At home people are involved in family
politics. In an ashram I find disciples vying for their Gurus
attention. So what is the difference between a householder and
a sanyasi?
smiled at me and said, A householder is greater as he has
to achieve God, midst greater odds. But the point is to make
it to the Goal - to live your life by Truth is what is
important, immaterial of its surroundings.
met Swamiji at a time when the answer to my one question would
give rise to a dozen more. Many other masters that I came
across during that time would find my questions impertinent or
maybe they thought that I was trying to test their knowledge.
far as I can look into the recesses of my heart that was not
true, I really wanted to know.
endeared Swamiji to me, was his extreme patience and
equilibrium of character.
teachings are simple. He says that:
has given us one room (heart). It is up to us whether we want
to turn that room into a Hotel or Godown or a Temple. That is
we could spend our lives being attached to different people in
which case we would have turned our room heart into a
hotel. We could fill our room heart with material things
(possessions) in which case we will have turned it into a
Godown, or we could convert our heart into a Temple where we
could place the Lord at its altar.
believes that we must live our life like one drives a car. One
must not press the accelerator all the time, nor the brake all
the time. One must learn the art of when to use the
accelerator and when the brake. Then the car will move safely
towards its destination.
How does one change ones heart into a Temple and how does
one learn to drive the car of life?
The first thing that we must do, according to Swamiji. is to
take responsibility for our own life. We must depend more on
ourselves for happiness, and blame others less for our
unhappiness. We are like neighbors that keep throwing rubbish
at each others homes. The result is that everyones home
is full of garbage. If everyone were to learn to dispose of
their own rubbish everyone's home would be clean.
believes that satsang (good company influence) is very
Important to learn to live life.
a child is dirty, unclean, a father does not generally pick
him up. It is the mother who cleans him, bathes him and gives
him to the father.
when one is full of ego, attachments, It is the satsang (good
company influence) that takes him, cleans him and then
presents him to the Father (God), who accepts him,
Is the reason for our unhappiness our Ego?
Swamiji believes that the less we are filled with ego.. the
happier we will be.
says that if we learn to sit on the floor, we will not fall,
and if we learn to take the back seat, we will not be pushed
continues: whenever you allow someone to fill up your balloon
with air (pride, ego), be sure that you are going to be kicked
solution is to make a hole 12.0pt">in the balloon with
the needle of vichar (the right way of thinking), and you
will be kicked around no more.
implores: Why dont you give the Lord that which he does not
have - Ego, your ego! He adds: Just surrender to Him, be the
loudspeaker through which Lord speaks; when the loudspeaker
makes it's own noise (ego) the words of the Lord do not come
How does one get rid of attachments?
Swamiji, like Shakespeare, believes that the world is a stage
and men and women are merely actors. 12.0pt">The
theatre in Hindi Is called Natak - when the word is broken
Into two. Is amusingly means do not get attached, na-atak.
mind has a tendency to get attached, which eventually leads to
must learn to be only caretaker of everything and everyone
that has come in contact with our lives.
arid unhappiness are scenes in life that will eventually pass.
belongs to us for a certain period of time. One enjoys a hotel
room for a while - but does not cry and cling to it, once the
time comes to go home.
one learns not to be attached one enjoys every change of
says, Play your part and play it well but know that the
outcome of the part is in the hands of the. Lord. So if the
scene shifts to an unpleasant one, know "there is a
lesson for us to learn from it.
ultimate aim of one who Is trying to achieve enlightenment is
to be like a screen on which tragedies and comedies may
project at different intervals. Yet the screen remains
unaffected. The screen of an Enlightened One can proudly
proclaim: Different scenes are 12.0pt">projected in me
yet I live not in them. When there is fire I get not heated
and when there may be torrential floods I get not wet.
If true knowledge Is necessary for liberation, then what
happens to those who are not highly intellectual?
Either you pave you way as you go along with the help of your
own knowledge or place your full faith in the hands of a
man of knowledge will take the butter out of the milk himself.
A man of faith will find a Master, who will take out the
butter from the milk and place it before him, The eating of
the butter has however to be done by the seeker himself.
Shouldnt a womans husband be her Guru?
For a woman, only her husband can be her Guru, as he provides
for all her material and physical needs. But when you do not
talk of a woman as a woman, but as a spiritual being then she
would require a spiritual Master for her spiritual needs.
believes that to achieve anything one has to put in ones
best efforts, and then leave it to destiny. However he
believes that if Gods Grace is upon us then one may be able
to bypass destiny and one may get ones hearts desire even
though it may not be destined in
the stars.
claims that we will know that we are on the right path and are
putting our best efforts, if we feel peace growing within us,
irrespective of results.
says: Live with joy, not for joy.
often asks: Why are you pareshan?
means to be anxious. Strangely, when the word is broken up,
pare means away and sham means dignified position.
Swamiji reminds us that we only get anxious when we move away
from our rightful dignified state, that of being the children
of the all-Powerful Father and hence always under His tender
says that we cannot see the Lord not because the veil is on
Him, but ironically because the veil is on us The Veil of
remove the veil, to be able to see the Lord, we will require
an "I" 12.0pt">operation and an "eye
first "I" operation is that we will have to bring
back to health our I. i.e. we will have to make our I
or ego into a workable or healthy quantity.
other eye operation he talks about is that of removing the
twig from the eye which instead of seeing correctly,
Is now here
God is nowhere.
Is now here
God is nowhere.
God is nowhere.
jaan hai
Usko Jo Jaan leta hai
Uski jaan nahin Jaati
jaan hai
Usko Jo Jaan leta hai
Uski jaan nahin Jaati
It means:
the seeker recognizes the Lord, who Is true life,
Then his (the seekers) life is no more in peril.
has always answered my questions with tremendous patience.
my mother reprimanded me for my unending continuous queries.
Swamiji gently told my mother never to stop me.
said: There are some people who will remain students and
there are some who will want to share what they learn. The
latter must always be treated with patience, gentleness and
am thankful to Swamiji for giving me all three in abundance
and I feel fulfilled in the fact that I am making his
prediction of sharing what I have learned. true.
Dal Sabzi for the
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Your name vs something else?
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While some people do make a great living with non-.coms like
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- RachelLuna.Biz
- femtrepreneur.co
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I still STRONGLY recommend you finding a .com domain.
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This website & my membership are built using WordPress.org.
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But before we start showering the world with your awesome blog posts, readers will gobble up like candy. We've got to install WordPress and get your new blog pretty with a nice design.
5. Install WordPress On Your New Blog
Now if you "can't even" when it comes to anything tech – smack the "Live Chat" button on the top right-hand corner of the Siteground's top navigation menu and they'll do it for you with in 60 minutes.
But if you're like me and can't wait a single second — here's how to do install WordPress on your new blog in just a couple of clicks.
Step 1: Go to the My Accounts tab and click on Go to cPanel.
Step 2: Click on the "Wordpress" Icon (Under the Autoinstall Selection)
Step 3: Slap the blue Install Button
Step 4: Set up your Software Setup, Site Settings & Admin Account
You do all three of these steps on the same page hint why I grouped them together.
Software Setup – Here pick "http://" from the 1st drop down main, then your domain name from the second drop down
Site Settings: Here type in your site name then for the site description put in who you help and with what.
Admin Account – This is where you pick your user name and password for your site. You might be tempted to change this to something more memorable like your name or admin DON'T! Keep them all funky and just write them down. Having such a hard to guess user name and password is a great first step in keeping your blog safe from hackers.
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Yay. Technically now you've started a blog. Now comes time to design it and fill it with content. That's what we're covering more in indepth in the free course…
But I wanted to give you a couple of pointers to help make your life easier.
—> Focus on creating the boring yet essential pages first – privancy policy, terms and contributions and affiliate notice. They don't need any fancy design
—> Skip creating a separate homepage for now – just have it set to your latest blog post + you can skip your about page too – just add a cute picture of you and with short bio in the sidebar.
—> NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR LOGO BUT YOU! Stick with your blog's name in font you like that's Legible. I use PicMonkey to create mine, since it needs a transparent background
—-> If you can swing it – I'd go with a paid theme that comes with continued support like Divi. Most free themes look NOTHING like the pictures in the previews. Paying alittle bit now can save you DAYs if not WEEKS of needless frustration. Some other great places for paid themes are Pretty Darn Cute Themes, , BluChic, Thrive Themes
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If you've already got your site built…
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Trinity Knot Ring & Connemara Marble Ring & Sterling Silver
- Claddagh earrings measure approximately ½" tall by ½" wide and hang on leverback hooks for a secure fasten.
- Crafted from sterling silver with Connemara marble. Nickel and allergy free.
- Come in a beautiful gift box for a lovely presentation when gifting.
- Made in Co. Dublin, Ireland by Solvar. Hallmark stamped at Dublin Castle.
- Highly rated customer satisfaction.
Give the gift of love, loyalty and friendship with a pair of beautifully designed Claddagh earrings. Crafted from sterling silver and embedded with Connemara marble, these earrings bring a piece of Ireland to your jewelry collection. Connemara marble is a natural green stone that can only be found in Ireland making these earrings truly unique. The Claddagh earrings measure approximately ½" tall by ½" wide and hang on lever back hooks for a secure fasten. This ring comes in a gift box for easy gifting!
These Connemara marble earrings are made in Ireland by Solvar Ltd., a family owned company based in Dublin, Ireland since 1941. Solvar crafts fine Irish jewelry that is deeply inspire by the culture and traditions of the Emerald Isle. With such strong Irish background, these Claddagh earrings would make a great addition to any Irish woman's jewelry collection.
This Trinity Knot ring has been hallmark stamped at the Assay Office in Dublin, Ireland, assuring its quality. The small hallmark stamp often requires a magnifying glass to locate and features a .925 stamp designating genuine sterling silver, the Solvar Logo, the Assay Office logo, and a traditional fineness mark. Read more about jewelry hallmarking here.


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10 Major Lazer Songs We Look Forward To Having Them Perform Tomorrow At Major Lazer Soundsystem Live
Major Lazer, an American electronic dance music trio, which includes record producer Diplo, and DJs Jillionaire and Walshy Fire are in Nigeria and we are excited. The music group has always been known for their catchy dance-hall influenced songs and as tomorrow they will be performing at the Major Lazer Soundsystem Live concert holding at Hard Rock Beach, Victoria Island, Lagos.
As they get ready to thrill the crowd, here is a list of top 9 Major Lazer songs that fans should be hoping they perform.
Major Lazer featuring Burna Boy – "All My Life"
With the music video released just three weeks ago and having Nigeria's leading reggae act Burna Boy on it, "All My Life" is defintely one song all fans should be looking forward to its performance.
Major Lazer featuring Kizz Daniel and Kranium – "Loyal"
We have been antipcating the video for "Loyal" for a long time andMajor Lazer finally blessed us with it on October 3rd. The song features Nigeria's Kizz Daniel and Jamaican reggae and dancehall singer, Kranium.
Major Lazer feat. Mr. Eazi, Raye and Jake Gosling – "Tied Up"
Another of their songs that has a leading Nigerian music act on it, fans will defintely be looking forward to hearing them perform this new jam!
Major Lazer & MOTi feat. Ty Dolla $ign, Wizkid, Kranium – "Boom"
It's a Major Concert and it is safe to say that fans will be left a little disappointed if there is no "Boom". The song is a mega collab that pumps up listeners with a clubby beat, Caribbean topline and vocal clips that are stretched and pitched in all directions. The fact that they are in Nigeria, Boom will only be even more appropriate considering it has Nigerian sensational singer, Wizkid on it!
Major Lazer feat. Ariana Grande – "All My Love"
This song is straight from the beloved movie "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt. 1" and not only does it involve major hip-swinging energy, the sound which is like a conglomerate of animals chanting from all parts of the jungle gives it a party lover feel.
Major Lazer feat. Ellie Goulding – "Powerful"
Undoubtedly one of Major Lazer's best collaborations till date with over 75 million views on YouTube and a peak position of number five on Billboard's Dance Charts, what better way to exert their power than with to match it with a dance music power ballad while giving fans a chance to let their voice crack with passion as they sing along.
Major Lazer – "Pon De Floor"
A classic hit song that came with its own dance moves, performing this song gives Nigerians a break from the Shaku Shaku to switch to the Kingston dance. This song is so good that even Beyonce turned it into "Run The World (Girls)."
Major Lazer feat. Nyla, Fuse ODG – "Light It Up"
Right off their Peace Is The Mission, they teamed up with Nyla, and Ghanaian-English hip hop recording artiste, Fuse ODG to deliver this pop smash. With Fuse ODG as a collaborator on this one, even Nigeria's neighbor of Ghana can feel like a part of the party.
Major Lazer feat. Justin Bieber – "Cold Water"
Let's admit it, Justin Bieber is one of the most successful music acts out there and The Biebs can sure feel like he is here in Nigeria should Major Lazer decide to perform the hit "Cold Water". What makes this song even more appropriate is the fact that Major Laxer fused elements from all over the world to create an anthem fit for any parade, silent car ride, or packed club.
Major Lazer and DJ Snake feat. MØ – "Lean On"
Can there be a Major Lazer concert without "Lean On"? We seriously doubt this because this is a J-A-M, with capital letters. This is the kind of song you go around singing for the rest of the day if someone even so much as whispers the words.
As we eagerly await the concert, we can only hope some of our favourite picks will be performed. What song from Major Lazer are you looking forward to having them perform?


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Students enrolled in fashion design and merchandising programs will also learn business fundamentals, in addition to fashion design. Most students are required to complete computer assisted design, pattern making, tailoring and sewing, technology, and business management classes. Many people decide to specialize in specific fashion genres, which could include casual or formalwear.
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My husband and I moved in together senior year of college. It was awesome. Not only did he feed me, he also satisfied my snuggle addiction.
I'm a heat seeking missile when I sleep. If there is warmth in the bed, I will find it. I will cuddle you and steal all your body heat whether you like it or not. I am so notorious for this fact that growing up, I always got my own bed when we were all packed into hotel rooms. No one wanted to wake up with me on their head.
Luckily, the husband creates an excess of body heat, so he doesn't mind my frozen little tooshy cuddling up to him in the middle of the night. In fact, he got so used to sleeping with my demanding little spoon, it became a bit on an issue.
Fall semester senior year, my husband had to do weekend-long mini tour of a show. The university decided to save money by putting four to a room, two to a bed. No big deal really. At least so my then fiancé thought as he fell asleep next to a freshman boy.
He slept well and woke up refreshed next to a wide-eyed, terrified freshman. Whom he had, unwittingly, forcibly spooned all night.
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Saturday, July 30th
Our arrival at the Munising Tourist RV Park was timed, not on purpose, so the rains came after we had got parked and set up.
The storm passed and the sunset over Lake Superior tried to make up for the rainy afternoon.
Sunday, July 31st
This afternoon we had reservations for the Picture Rocks Cruise, so in the morning we did some sightseeing. Here is what is left of the Bay Furnace, another pig iron blast furnace.
The NOW photo
The THEN photo. This furnace only produced pigs between 1870-77 before it was damaged by fire.
Our front row seats for the three hour Picture Rocks Tour along the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
Indian Head Rock is the name of this sandstone cliff.
I really loved the turquoise colored water.
The Grand Island East Channel Lighthouse.
Tonight we fixed the trout we had purchased in Manistique at the Jensen's Fishery. By far it was the best of the three fillets we purchased, salmon, trout, and whitefish. Topped with garlic, butter, lemon juice, parsley and rosemary, then grilled in its own foil boat-wonderful!!
Monday, Aug 1st
Taking advantage of the clear weather, today we booked a tour with the glass bottom boat folks, Shipwreck Tours.
As you can see, we did purchase one of their promotional photos they take when you board.
We were to see three shipwrecks today, in all cases a float marks the spot, not an X.
The viewing area was two recessed places where about 20 people could look down over the railings. There were three viewing groups on the tour and we were in #3, so we heard all about what was down there, twice, before we got to see it for ourselves.
This tour was very cool and are so glad we took it.
In the afternoon we took a field trip to some Rock Kilns about 15 miles west of Munising. The road actually looks familiar.
This one of twelve charcoal rock kilns were a shadow of their former selves. They produced charcoal from 1879 to 1896 for use the the iron furnaces. The furnaces used charcoal as fuel because, when burned, it reaches a higher temperature than wood. Each kiln held 45 cords of wood and required 25 days for a single burn.
It took about 170-180 bushels of charcoal to produce one ton of iron. The Upper Peninsula's iron industry produced nearly 2 million tons of iron between 1870-1945. This required the wood cut from abut 285,860 acres to produce 343,031,940 bushels of charcoal. The charcoal industry's wood workers in the U.P. cut over roughly 447 square miles of forest by hand in about 75 years. (taken from the Munising Ranger District brochure)


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Fuel retailers have expressed frustration over the Department of Energy delaying the release of the new fuel price adjustments. The price changes at midnight Tuesday. However, the department made the announcement hours before the price can be effected.
The price was supposed to have been released last Friday to give retailers and consumers enough time to prepare.
According to the statement, both grades of petrol will increase by 9 cents a litre while diesel will go up by 33 cents.
The Department of Energy has attributed the latest increase to the new carbon tax.
"Retailers need to spend time adjusting their systems in line with the price adjustment. Not receiving it on time is a major inconvenience. Even worse we have our Muslim retailers who are fasting and need to go break fast. We just received the schedules now, other retailers will have to stay until late at night trying to ensure that the system is in place," says Fuel Retailers Association's Reggie Sibiya
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By: Collen Kriel
The main reason that my girlfriend and I decided to leave our corporate jobs and move across the world to Thailand was that we wanted to travel more. We have a real passion for travel and have an ever-growing Bucket list. However travelling from South Africa involves long and expensive flights to most destinations. We were tired of having to save for a year to afford an awesome overseas holiday.
We had always wanted to explore Asia more after a holiday to Thailand 2.5 years ago, so making the decision to move to an Asian country and complete our TEFL course through International TEFL Academy was an easy one.
The adventure started in April 2014
We left South Africa on the April 19, 2014 with a sense of overwhelming excitement. We had done it. The research was done, all the stuff was sold, and we were climbing onto a plane to Bangkok, then a flight straight to Phnom Penh.
With the time differences we were on a plane or in an airport for nearly 24 hours. But that couldn't put a damper on our excitement. We were exhausted when we finally arrived in Phnom Penh, but the adrenaline kept us going for a good few hours before the exhaustion finally kicked in.
The Craziness and Awesomeness of Cambodia
We would be studying our TEFL course onsite in Phnom Penn Cambodia for two weeks, then moving onto Pattaya in Thailand for the last two weeks of the second half of the course.
We had decided to have a week long holiday in Phnom Penh before starting our course. This was the best decision as it allowed us to explore the city and get a sense of Phnom Penh. As you won't have a lot of free time during the course, it really is great to arrive early and get to immerse yourself in your surroundings.
Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh is a city filled with unbelievably crazy traffic, incredibly friendly people, great restaurants and many 'happy hours'.
During our weeklong holiday, we had the privilege of meeting some incredibly knowledgeable and kind people. We experienced the sheer horror of the atrocities caused by the Kemer Rouge. We ate great food and enjoyed sunset drinks overlooking the river.
Siem Riep
As part of our TEFL course, we went to Angkor Wat – a destination that was definitely on our Bucket list. It was a trip that would not disappoint. The sheer beauty and size of Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom are mind-blowing. Photos don't do it justice and you have to experience it for yourself to truly believe it. We managed to tick Angkor Wat off our list, but then replaced it with a balloon trip that goes over Angkor Wat.
Before crossing the border into Thailand we spent a weekend in Sihanoukville. It was awesome to be at the coast and caused much deliberation about whether we wanted to move to Chiang Mai (as originally planned) or settle down in a coastal town.
We knew the next two weeks in Thailand were going to be hectic with our days filled with lesson planning, our teaching practical and Thai lessons, so we didn't plan to exert ourselves to much. Sihanoukville was great with plenty of time just relaxing on the beach and eating some great seafood.
Our new home - Chiang Mai Thailand
So even though there was much discussion about whether we move to Chiang Mai or settle down in a coastal town, eventually the decision was easy and we haven't regretted it for a second.
We have been in Chiang Mai since 25 May and have tried to see as much of it as possible. We haven't covered a fraction though and our plan is to explore it to death. There is just so much to do here that the to-do-list is ever growing.
We took full advantage of our first long-weekend in Thailand and planned a trip to Pai. Located just three-hours outside of Chiang Mai, Pai is a small, sleepy town filled with awesome restaurants and bars and surrounded by stunning scenery. We had heard awesome things about Pai and we would not be disappointed. Our four-day weekend was so laid-back and fun. We got to go on a fantastic drive through the mountains surrounding Pai and explored the amazing waterfalls.
So in our three months since leaving South Africa we have managed to see and do quite a bit. However there is so much out there that we want to see and that's just our Asia list. From Vietnam, Hong Kong, Japan, Bali, Malaysia, Indonesia, as well as the rest of Thailand; the list will constantly be growing. And we can't wait to start ticking them off.
About the author: Collen Kriel is 33, from Johannesburg, South Africa with diplomas in Sales Management, Business Management and a certificate in Digital Marketing. He was an Account Manager in a multi-national IT company before deciding to embrace a different way of life and hopping on a plane for Thailand.
Read more from Collen in his article: Stepping Out Of My Comfort Zone - Teaching English in Thailand and on his blog: www.flipfloptravellers.com


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The Advantages Of Natural Wicker Furniture Pieces
Adding furniture pieces made from natural materials can create a cozy and elegant atmosphere in your home. Wicker furniture has been used for thousands of years. Wicker furniture is the latest trend in environment friendly living and hence it is one of the best ways to show off you taste in good home decor. There are some advantages of wicker furniture. The good thing about wicker furniture is that it can be used for any given style from elegant to casual, traditional to modern by simply making a few accessory changes. You can enjoy so many decorating styles with your pieces to attain the look that you wish to achieve in your space. Investing in a few different furniture accessories such as throw pillows might be all you need to enjoy the versatility of the furniture. Wicker furniture pieces are also flexible. This is considering that the material is timeless in style and will therefore fit with any furniture style. You will now find the furniture in different designs and colors, making it possible for you to match it up with other furniture pieces you already have.
Durability is something everyone longs for when buying furniture. This is exactly what you will get with wicker furniture. Modern wicker pieces are resin molded to withstand the harsh elements of the outdoors. This adds life to the pieces and saves you from too much worrying when there is a slight change in weather. You will also enjoy greater durability even with real wicker when you take care and maintenance seriously. A little in caring for your furniture will go a long way in adding life to the pieces to serve your needs for the longest time possible.
Pretty Bedroom For Wome With Wicker Bed Frame And Pastel Wall Colors
Wicker-furniture is also referred to as rattan furniture which is manufactured from robust and natural material like rattan pole.
Bedroom Using Wicker Bed Frame And Bench In White Colors
Wicker furniture is classic, elegant and adds personality to any room or space of a house they are placed in.
Living Room Furnished With Natural Wicker Furniture Set And Designed With Hardwood Floors
Wicker furniture is usually made from natural materials such as bamboo, rattan, banana leaf, straw, willow, and many others.
Side Chairs With White Pads And Table Made By Wicker
Wicker furniture is the latest trend in home furnishing around the globe.
Wooden Wicker Furniture Including Sofa And Chair With Coffee Table Featured Glass Top
This type of furniture comes in different shapes and sizes. Wicker is flexible enough to be shaped into various designs. You can find wicker chairs, tables, boxes, and cupboards easily at most furniture stores.
Indoor Wicker Furniture Pieces For Living Room
Wicker furniture is steady and therefore safe for children. Unlike wood, which looks solid but can cause accidents if children clamber over them, the furniture pose no threat to inquisitive little hands and feet. Because they are lightweight, they are easy to transport.
Painted Blue Wicker Sofa And Chair With Coffee Table In The Living Room
Wicker furniture then, is furniture that is made from weaving branches around a frame and into the shapes of tables, chairs, and sofas.
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Wicker furniture is simply elegant for any outdoor space making them inviting and comfortable.
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Neutral Thanksgiving Tablescape
I am so excited to finally share this year's Thanksgiving tablescape! It is our turn to host and we are excited to have family gather round the table for the holiday! As always, I am a neutral loving girl and kept things sweet and simple again this year! I only purchased one thing for this table, everything else was found around the house or are items I already own! This tablescape is something anyone can easily do on their own by using simple garland and heirloom pumpkins! I even used our everyday dishes and silverware! You don't have to go all out and crazy to create a Thanksgiving tablescape!
I bought eucalyptus and pinecone garland from the Hearth & Hand by Magnolia line at Target. It is actually the nicest eucalyptus garland I have seen, quite full and as realistic as you could get for the price. It is about 6' long and I simply draped it right down the center of my table.
I then placed my heirloom pumpkins around the garland. I picked ones this year all in neutral tones and they created the perfect neutral centerpiece for our table!
For each individual place setting, I used our everyday white dishes and silverware and placed a striped napkin on top. The placecards {I still need to fill them out} were from the Target Dollar Spot! You can easily mix and match your everyday dishes for a more casual, relaxed setting which I always prefer to do! I think it makes your guests feel more welcome around the table but hey if you want to pull out your wedding china, I say go for it!
I hope this helps you in some way in creating your own simple and neutral Thanksgiving table! Happy Thanksgiving, sweet friends!
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Early mornings and the dirty side of PR! We pride ourselves on going the extra mile for clients, and we think that the dirty side of PR is where you find the brightest gems! In mid-February, my client SANY allowed me to travel with them and their cameraman to capture video testimonials from clients using
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What is Acupuncture?
Classical acupuncture is a vast body of ancient knowledge collected and compiled over many centuries by the Chinese. It is a system for treating pain using fine needles inserted into specific points on the body. "Anatomical" acupuncture refers to the approach taken today by western-trained physicians in China and many parts of the western world wherein one combines knowledge of acupuncture with western-learned anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology.
Each acupuncture point has a different purpose, and each has an effect on specific muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments and soft tissues. Western research studies have found that the key systemic effects of acupuncture include analgesic (pain relief) and anti-inflammatory outcomes. Acupuncture stimulates natural healing responses from the body and can have profound effects through stimulation of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system.


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First Silverlight App!
by Arthur Kok on Sep.02, 2009, under Web/Design
I wrote my first Microsoft Silverlight app today, its pretty interesting. Check it out:
You need silverlight to view this, get it HERE
If Facebook importing does not support iframes, then here is a direct link my silverlight app
edit: yes, this clock is horrible and skews insanely : P
CSS Dock Menu
by Arthur Kok on Apr.14, 2009, under Web/Design
Hiya! I updated the front page of my web-site again. I discovered a powerful menu called CSS Dock Menu. It emulates the Mac OS Dock feeling on your webpage! You can customize the images and links, of course.
Check out my redesigned homepage and get CSS Dock Menu here!
Linking WordPress blog and Facebook
by Arthur Kok on Apr.12, 2009, under Web/Design
Does this work? If you can see this on Facebook then it worked!
I've discovered a WordPress blog plugin that links your blog with your facebook profile! If you have your own WordPress blog and Facebook, you should install this!
Also, the picture on the left is from a Facebook Album! Access your facebook photos using this plugin!
New blog and updating site
by Arthur Kok on Apr.10, 2009, under Just For Fun, Web/Design
Its been forever since I touched this site. Now that I passed PDEng 45 and have nothing to worry about for a week or so (until I need to start on my WTR), I'm going to try to work on my site : D
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Welcome to Eve Lane, a brand-new residential development that offers a choice of 3 & 4 bedroom homes. There are eight different styles of home to choose from, each offering something a little bit different.
Home buyers have the choice to personalise their homes, from kitchens and bathrooms to carpets and tiling, whilst outside, they can choose from a range of facades from fully rendered to 100% brick and all benefit from either a single or double garage.
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One week ago on February 4, AAA Central, the agency that tracks gas prices in this region, projected the following:
"The healthy supply should help to keep gas prices stable for motorists in the region."
Someone should inform Sheetz. Gas prices took another hike yesterday, jumping to $2.66 in Kittanning and Indiana, while Butler went from $2.24 to $2.49.
Sheetz is quiet about the discrepancy between gas prices in the area, but one unidentified tanker driver who wished to not be identified said "It all comes out of the same refinery. We just haul it to different locations."
BP in Kittanning and Ford City followed the pricing set by Sheetz.
Drivers can't do anything about it, except maybe drive a little less (uhhh, that won't happen).