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High school boys basketball: Mentor pulls away from Euclid (with video)
For a brief, shining moment, Euclid boys basketball coach Greg James felt like he and his Panthers were in a good position against undefeated Mentor.
Junior guard Anthony Coleman had just hit a shot to bring the Panthers within eight points in the early stages of the third quarter on Saturday night.
A 40-32 score with nearly 15 minutes left in the game? What's the worst thing than can happen?
Don't ask.
The Cardinals went on runs of 8-0 and 9-0 in the remaining minutes of the third quarter, led by 20 after three and cruised to an 81-51 victory over their former Lake Erie League rivals.
"Mentor beats you in runs," James said in retrospect. "That's what they did to us tonight. I don't know how many they had, but that's how they beat us."
For most of the first half, the Panthers (2-4) survived or answered the Mentor runs. When the Cardinals went out to a 17-7 lead, Euclid scored the next five points. When the Cardinals threatened to blow the game open with a 28-14 lead in the second quarter, another 5-0 run got Euclid back within striking distance.
An Andree Carmichael 3-pointer helped pull the Panthers within 11 at the break, 37-26.
But Mentor was just getting started. Continued...
"We missed a lot of shots," Mentor coach Bob Krizancic said. "But one of our mantras is 'No fear.' We kept popping."
Come the second half, Euclid couldn't answer the Mentor runs.
After Coleman's shot made it 40-32, Mentor got back-to-back 3-pointers from Kade McClure and Conner Krizancic, and a coast-to-coast layup from Brody Nelson, to make it a 48-32 game.
After a Euclid bucket, Mentor got the knockout punch on a 9-0 run on a Krizancic spinner in the lane, a 3-point-play from Jeff Foreman, a free throw from McClure and a 3-pointer from Krizancic.
That run made it a 57-37 game, and the Panthers spent the rest of the night trying to keep it from being the 30-point game it still ended up being.
"We talk about getting two major runs a half," Bob Krizancic said. "When we're pressing and running, even with good teams, we count on those runs."
Mentor, as it has had all season, got extraordinary balance from its offense. Foreman had a game-high 16 and was joined in double figures by Nelson (14), Conner Krizancic (14), Caleb Potter (13) and Kade McClure (13). Nelson added a game-high 12 rebounds.
It wasn't a perfect night by Bob Krizancic's standards. He lamented his team's marksmanship from 3-point land, where Mentor was 12-for-39 (31 percent). And the 18 turnovers struck a negative chord with him.
Mentor made up for it by being uncanny inside the arc (18 of 26 for 69 percent) and forcing 20 turnovers.
Considering early injuries, a late start because of Mentor's extended tournament run in football and the graduation of two straight stellar classes, he will take his current 5-0 record as the Cardinals prepare to head to Tennessee on Christmas Day for the four-day Arby's Classic. Continued...
"Jeff Foreman is rounding into a point guard, and my son is handling the ball a little better," Bob Krizancic said, also singling out Nelson for playing with two broken fingers and Potter for becoming "a really good player."
Added the pleased coach, "I think we've got some really good weapons."
James likes the possibilities of his team, also, but stressed the importance of disciplined play when the Panthers resume after Christmas.
Euclid got 15 points from Ty'Lynn Alexander, but no one else had more than nine. Alexander also had a team-high eight rebounds.
James has eight seniors on his team, but noted the youth and lack of varsity experience. Against a precision team like Mentor, the inexperience was a problem.
"Yeah, we were in the game at halftime," he said, "Then you come out in the second half and it's boom, boom, boom, boom and they're up 21 points.
"When they're moving the ball like that, there's nothing you can do to stop them."
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Healthy Care , Wealthy Hair !
Warning ! they gave straight
And use lukewarm water to clean
Use Hibiscus , Aloe Vera and Milk
They make your hair shine like silk
The words that my Parents and Elders said .
They always feel that there is a pleasure when their girl's hair brush their face invoking a soft love in them.May be that's why Men mostly prefers Women with long hair with a tangled or a cascaded look which adds to a women's femininity. Adorning them are the flowers and embellishments making Hairs , a symbol of beauty.Bridal Hair - makeup are an essential in every marriage existing from decades till now.Such importance is given to the Hairs .To have a beautiful hair is no secret now as we see lots of products and ads on the same that promises for a better hair.Even lots of natural hair remedies have been published .We need only one thing - Time to spend caring for the Hair.
In today's scenario of extreme climatic changes , pollutions and development of new diseases, Hair do gets affected easily. Being the shield for our skin and scalp , they are the ones that are afflicted first.Sun, on the other hand damages our hairs so easily that it fades our hair colour, creating dry and brittle hairs with split ends that easily breaks of.So it is necessary to take care for our hair.The below are few things that have proved to be beneficial for hairs .
Using Shampoos with SPF
Hairs like our body soaks up some heat from the summer sun leading to dehydration.Extreme heat are vulnerable to the hair causing it to dry and making it brittle.So using products that has UVA and UVB filters will help protect hair from the sun's harmful rays.A little SPF in shampoos would always be better to protect my hair.
Shield the Hair
We tend to use stylish sunglasses to protect our eyes from the UV rays and other harmful rays from the Sun.Similarly, our hairs on our head also needs to be covered from the hot sun.Wearing a big floppy hat when I am outside esp.on summer helps protect both my hair and my face. I always plait my hair into a bun or tangle them with a hair-band on harsh weathers to minimize the attack of my hair to half .
Apply ample Oil to the Hair
I have made this a weekly routine - a Grandma's home remedy .Applying Oils especially Coconut oils is proved to help growth of my hair since it nourishes the scalp from deep within.A simple massage with oil during head bath helps the circulation of blood throughout the head which in turn makes hair long and strong.It also protects the hair from dandruffs which occurs due to dry scalp.
Minimise Caffeine Intake and Say No to Alcohols.
Research has showed that persons who frequently drink caffeinated products or alcohols tend to have their hair aged soon.Caffeine consumed via food and beverages enters your bloodstream, and eventually reaches your hair follicles (as researched by Livestrong ).A little caffeine is beneficial for promoting hair growth but excessive intake of caffeinated products delivers our hair to age soon . Avoid Alcohols too since we have known of its side-effects already.
Maintain Moisture
Exposing the hair to Sun breaks down the hair's protein 'keratin' which is the building block of the hair.Using a deep conditioning treatment with protein or keratin helps keep the damage by the sun to a minimum.Vitamin E which encourages blood circulation to the scalp area when combined with a high quality leave in conditioner makes your hair silky soft, manageable and non greasy.Always use lukewarm water for your hair.
Maintain an Healthy Diet
Healthy diet is always a part of every Mom's menu.A lot of greens , fruits and vegetables helps restoring hair to good health.Salmon , Carrots, Nuts, Drumstick leaves, Eggs, Milk ,Fish , Broccoli and Spinach are best for initiating hair growth.Drinking more water helps hydrate both the body and hair thereby preventing it from dehydration.
Invest in a good hairstylist
Your hair is your entrance slip to a beautiful face.Hairs can be arranged to give a differet outlook using combs, a blow-dryer, gel, or any other hair products.Different styles include Bun, Bob cut , Cornrows, Crop, French braid, Pigtails, Ponytails and more.Never try shy to experiment your Hair with different looks or colors.
Know your Hair
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38 Responses to "Healthy Care , Wealthy Hair !"
Wednesday, June 27, 2012A poem on hair care, this is a first I am sure :)
Ankita Sinha
Wednesday, June 27, 2012wow..how did you make that first poem,so creative gud luck for contest.
Subhorup Dasgupta
Wednesday, June 27, 2012oh my god. forget the contest, this is so awesome, comprehensive and creative as a post, a poem, an artwork, and as information. loved it. i don't have to wish you any luck for the contest. this one is right up there.
Thursday, June 28, 2012that was a nice graphic representation.. :)
Thursday, June 28, 2012very creative and equally interesting. I liked this one :D
sarah -
Kritika Jain, Arihant Events
Thursday, June 28, 2012such a cute post... :)
Thursday, June 28, 2012@ankita - Thanks ..I made the Dove using MS Paint :)
@subhorup - I'm so glad for your comment.Come on, write your post now ;) -
Thursday, June 28, 2012@ ashreyamom @ subtlescribbler
@kritika - Thanks to all.I have put in my best efforts and time to impress the judges ...hope that it will be rewarded :) -
Rahul Bhatia
Thursday, June 28, 2012An imaginative creation, well written:)
Ranjith (SRGF) | A light hearted talk
Thursday, June 28, 2012The flowchart was the most impressive thing in your post! All the best for the contest...
specs buffy
Thursday, June 28, 2012Beautiful verses ,intricate and weaving magic ,was never a dull moment!
Friday, June 29, 2012This is purely unique...best of luck...
Friday, June 29, 2012@rahul - Thanks
@ranjith - You liked the flowchart :).Guess I should embed more and more artistic works in my blog and thank you :)
@specs - what an honor for me !! Thank you so much -
Sunday, July 01, 2012hey that was nice and unique --innovative --loved reading it Al the best for the contest
rajni -
The Fool
Monday, July 02, 2012Wow! Amazing. No one can beat you in poetry. You will surely win the first or second prize this time.
Tuesday, July 03, 2012Well that was definitely an innovative poem, packed with typographic, illustrative, and other methodologically alternative approaches to the theme.
Brian Miller
Tuesday, July 03, 2012nice...it is pretty cool to see your process...love the form of the first...but it is a bit hard to follow so i am glad you broke it out...you def rocked this...and shampoo even...smiles..
Tuesday, July 03, 2012Awww...a winning piece for sure :))
Charles Miller
Wednesday, July 04, 2012What an interesting idea. Nice way to rely on the advice of of the past, your elders. I hope you win the contest. Goid luck!
Shalu Sharma
Wednesday, July 04, 2012Amazing. Really liked it.
Wednesday, July 04, 2012@friendalways @semaphore @panchalibolchi - Thanks for loving it and for your words
@TheFool - Ah!I don't know but still I love to get them.I have done so much for getting into the first slot, isn't it? but again I sometimes recall the Bean bag ..*sigh* -
Wednesday, July 04, 2012@Brain Miller- You have always been my best poet :) and few appreciating words from you boosts my energy to write more... thank you so much !
@Charles Miller - hehe ..I chose perfectly both (you and the above ).
Yes,Elders mostly parents are the shadow providers of their children.I must hat-off to their words and motivation they gave me always.From them, I pass it to my children too :) -
saikat mbka ghosh
Thursday, July 05, 2012thats one original post...awessssoome ..luved that Dove poetry thing..ingenious u r :)
gunjan kumar
Thursday, July 05, 2012superlike...
you are A Master of poetry...
well a personal question,"Are you married?"
Just asking ,you have mentioned silver lining in your hair. -
Vållῐ ★☆
Saturday, July 07, 2012Very creative and interesting post!...All the best for the contest :)
Tuesday, July 10, 2012Awesome Uma :) loved it.
You got me follw you :) -
Tuesday, July 10, 2012this is super amazing. i loved that dove pic you made. i'm sure you're gonna win this one, even then best of luck for the contest! :D
Wednesday, July 11, 2012@saikat @gunjan @valli
That was a great compliment :).Thank you !
@Mak- Thanks for the follow .Glad you came across :)
@Bonkers -Thank you.Hope you words come true .. -
Wednesday, July 11, 2012amazing post n hair care .... in fact the best so far , as per me ... a poem on hair care ? I am super-amazed with the kind of talent God has gifted you with ! Very nice post !
Wednesday, July 11, 2012Uma... what a post..!!! hats off to your creativity.. amazing..
Thursday, July 12, 2012You were capable to strike the nail on the head plus spelled out the entire thing with out complication.
Thursday, July 12, 2012The flow chart was very unique. Good luck for the contest :)
Nitin Jain
Monday, July 16, 2012Science, Technology, Arts, Poetry, Painting, Literature, Business that's it :) !! Simply superb, inspiring post...must have worked really hard and smart for this one !
Someone is Special
Thursday, July 26, 2012Okay, back here after a long time.. I wanted to say, I love the new name of the blog. I hope you are not going to change it again..
Regarding the post, Highly creative, The way you made the dove bird, hats off.. I love your poem a lot.. Best wishes for you to win this time and congrats on 1.7 L pageviews.. You are rocking!!!!! I will try to be regular here.. Hope, I can..
Someone is Special -
Wednesday, August 01, 2012aww...very cute post! ur definitely going home with an iPad for this one ;-)
Wednesday, August 01, 2012great post,, loved ure writing style from poem to the narration
and surely needed to read it,, hairfall has become like such a common problem!!!
thanks for sharing
www.styledestino.blogspot.com -
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Wednesday, October 24, 2012nice poem
I am your new follower
do follow back if you like
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I have a Geforce 6800GS with two Viewsonic VX922 monitors. One monitor is running digital, the other analog. This is because my video card has one of each port. Now, I had my digital monitor on, and my analog monitor off when I booted into Sabayon. At the time to select whether to run live from CD or the other options, everything was displayed perfectly on my digital monitor. However, when Sabayon booted, the monitor went blank. I suspected that it somehow chose my other monitor as the primary, and turned it on. Sure enough, it had chosen the analog monitor for my display. Going into display settings, I was unable to choose my other monitor, much less a dual monitor configuration (which I'd like to use if possible). Is there anything I can do (without changing my physical configuration) to choose my digital monitor as my primary display, and/or use both monitors as I do in windows as one desktop?
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The Annual Conference is a European event with international participation. It started in 2012, sponsored by Bhaktivedanta College, the i-Foundation and the ISKCON Ministry of Education.
The Conference has four main aims:
This forum is theoretically underpinned by Education Studies, and related disciplines such as Philosophy of Education, Childhood Studies and Initial Teacher Training. It involves a broad range of specialists and well-informed stakeholders, all sharing a professional interest in both practical action and rigorous theoretical discourse. It embraces all phases of education, starting with Early Years and progressing through to adult and Higher Education.
12.00 – 12.20 1. Welcome and Orientation Yadunandana Swami
12.20 – 13.30 2. Key Note Speech Radhika Raman Prabhu (tbc)
13.30 – 15.30 Lunch and Free Time
15.30 – 16.15 3. Education: a Contested Enterprise Rasamandala Das
16.15 – 17.30 Responses to Rasamandala (with break) Sesa Das (US), Gauri Das (UK)
17.30 – 18.00 Plenary All three speakers
10.30 – 11.40 4. Reports from Four Conferences Teams Abala dd, Navina Krishna, Rasamandala, Janmastami Chair: to be confirmed
12.00 – 13.30 5. Principles Underpinning Successful Projects
(a) The Avanti Schools Trust Navina Krishna Prabhu
(b) Bhaktivedanta College, Hungary Maharani dd
(c) Bhaktivedanta College, Radhadesh Yadunandana Swami
13.30 – 15.30 Lunch and Free Time
15.30 – 16.40 6. Empowering our Second Generation Nritya Kisori and other BC Students
17.00 – 18.15 7. Interactive Practical Session (a) Urmila dd (delegates choose one group to attend) (b) Hanumat Presaka Swami (c) Prana Das
10.00 – 10.30 8. Showcase Time (open to all delegates) Chair: to be confirmed
10.30 – 11.40 9. Current Strategic Planning in ISKCON Chair: Gauri Prabhu
12.00 – 13.30 10. Group Work: Plans for 2013-14 Chair: Navina Krishna Prabhu
13.30 – 15.30 Lunch and Free Time
15.30 – 17.15 11. Final Plenary Chair: to be confirmed
17.30 – 18.00 12. Consolidation and Farewells Yadunandana Swami
Bhaktivedanta College is quickly developing its online facilities. The first course to be offered in this manner was the Bhakti Sastri program in 2011, followed by the Certificate in Bhakti Yoga Studies in 2012. The GBC's Disciples Course" was also offered.
On September 13th 2013, however, Bhaktivedanta College will begin offering a degree course online for the first time: its B.A. in Theology and Religious Studies (TRS). The online version of the course will be offered through Moodle (www.bhaktivedantaonline.com), a Virtual Learning Environment, and is being developed by the College's Director for Online Learning Dinadayal Dasa.
Appropriate forms of delivery and assessment will be offered to distance learning students to ensure comparability of learning opportunity for both onsite and online students. Lectures and seminars onsite will be video or audio recorded; within 24 hours the recording will be available in the moodle environment.
Both online and onsite students will access the same course materials online, share the same forum, receive the same online messages from the teacher, submit their work using the same methods, and be treated in the same way regarding deadlines.
More about TRS Online read here.
Edited by Ravi M Gupta and Kenneth R. Valpey
The editors of "The Bhagavata Purana: Sacred Text and Living Tradition" (published by Columbia University Press) both teach at Bhaktivedanta College. Ravi M. Gupta (Radhika Ramana Dasa) is also an associate professor of religious studies at The College of William and Mary. Kenneth R. Valpey (Krsna Ksetra Dasa) is the Dean of Studies at Bhaktivedanta College and a regular visiting scholar at Chinese University of Hong Kong. They both earned their doctorates at Oxford. Among the book's twelve articles five are authored by current or previous instructors at Bhaktivedanta College: Jonathan Edelmann, Gopal Gupta, Graham Schweig, Ferdinando Sardella, and Kenneth Valpey.
Last year, Lillian Stevens wrote about this new book and its editors. The following paragraphs are adapted from her article.
Ravi M. Gupta is working on an abridged English translation of the Bhagavata Purana. Fluent in Hindi, English, and Sanskrit, Gupta grew up in Boise, Idaho. He is a major figure in the U.S. Hindu community; in 2008, he was selected to meet with Pope Benedict XVI as a representative of American Hindus. The author of "The Caitanya Vaisnava Vedanta of Jiva Gosvami: When Knowledge Meets Devotion", he is working with Kenneth R. Valpey, a colleague from the Oxford Center for Hindu Studies and the author of "Attending Krishna's Image".
Their translation will come out in 2014 and will accompany a new volume of scholarly articles examining the Bhagavata Purana, just published by Columbia University Press. It is entitled "The Bhagavata Purana: Sacred Text and Living Tradition." Introducing the Bhagavata Purana's key themes while also examining its extensive influence on Hindu thought and practice, this new collection of essays conducts the first multidimensional reading of the text's entire twelve volumes.
"The Bhagavata Purana stands out as an important piece of world literature, with some of the most beautiful poetry you'll find in any language," says Gupta. "It's an excellent literary piece in terms of poetic ornamentation, alliteration, and all kinds of innovative Sanskrit verse meters. And it stands out aesthetically in terms of the imagery and stories that are used. There will be an abridged translation covering approximately ten percent of the Bhagavata Purana's text. The accompanying volume of articles written by different scholars is edited by us, and some of those articles were written by us and other devotee scholars."
"Kenneth Valpey and I envision a consortium of scholars from around the world who will take up different commentaries from different periods of history and work with them, maybe not to translate all of the commentaries, but to study important areas," he explains.
Over time, Gupta hopes to undertake an historical analysis of these various periods of Indian history and study how the Bhagavata Purana has interacted with other texts and other cultures as it has migrated to different parts of the world.
A vibrant example of living literature, the Bhagavata Purana is a versatile Hindu sacred text containing more than 14,000 Sanskrit verses. Finding its present form around the tenth century C.E., the work inspired several major north Indian devotional (bhakti) traditions as well as schools of dance and drama, and continues to permeate popular Hindu art and ritual in both India and the diaspora. Introducing the Bhagavata Purana's key themes while also examining its extensive influence on Hindu thought and practice, this collection conducts the first multidimensional reading of the text's entire twelve volumes.
The Bhagavata Purana is a hard-to-classify embodiment of classical Indian cultural, religious, and philosophical thought. Its language and poetic expression are on a par with the best of Sanskrit poetry (kavya), while its narrative structure holds together tightly as a literary work. Its theological message centers on devotion to Krishna and Vishnu, while its philosophical content is grounded solidly in the classical traditions of Vedanta and Samkhya. Each essay in this volume focuses on a key theme of the Bhagavata Purana and its subsequent presence in Hindu dance, music, ritual recitation, and commentary. The authors consider the relationship between the sacred text and the divine image, the text's metaphysical and cosmological underpinnings, its shaping of Indian culture, and its ongoing relevance to contemporary Indian concerns.
"The Bhagavata Purana gathers a superb group of contemporary scholars who bring a new dimension of appreciation for this religious masterpiece of Vaisnava Hinduism. Their essays plumb the breadth and depth of the influence of one of the world's religious masterpieces with its unique devotional intensity and metaphysical subtlety. The vast narratives of the Bhagavata Purana reveal a luxuriant universe in which the divine and created worlds interpenetrate and in which Krishna is portrayed as a God truly to be loved with 'whole heart, mind, soul, and strength.' The Bhagavata Purana's special genius heightens devotional intensity to Krishna while presenting profound theological discourse. No wonder Hinduism in all its varieties cannot be understood without first understanding The Bhagavata Purana. Ravi M. Gupta and Kenneth R. Valpey are to be thanked for gathering these important contributions to its scholarship." — Daniel P. Sheridan, Saint Joseph's College of Maine
"This book brings together some of the most highly regarded scholars on this subject and cohesively provides an entry into the main themes of The Bhagavata Purana. Moreover, it does so in an interdisciplinary fashion by drawing on materials from the areas of comparative religion, theology, history, anthropology, and ethnomusicology." — Cynthia Ann Humes, Claremont McKenna College
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Exhibits in Galleries: Simic Gallery, Beverly Hills, 1988; Carmel and La Jolla, CA, 1989 and 1990, respectively; Summerfield Fine Arts, Aspen, 1990-99; Salmagundi in New York; Howard Manderville in Washington, DC, 1991 (group show: 1992, 1993,1995); Fox Theater, 2003; Dassin Gallery, Los Angeles, 1987-2007; Masterpiece Gallery, Carmel, CA, 1995-2000; Trees Place in Cape Cod (group exhibit), 2000-08; Pasadena Art Museum, 2005; Canyon Road Fine Arts in Santa Fe, 2005-08.
Ram Das Abhiram Dasa (Kevin Yee ) has a BA from the University of Fullerton in California. He studied at L'Academia di belle arti di Siena, the Art Students League and the Art League (under Max Ginsburg) in New York, and the Fechin Institute (under David Lefel) in Taos. He painted in the BBT art department from 1975-86 and received instructions on painting from Srila Prabhupada. He painted with the original core group of BBT artists: Jadurani dasi, Pariksit Dasa, and Murlidhar Dasa. His paintings are included in the Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhagavad-gita, Nectar of Devotion, Caitanya-caritamrita, and Krsna book. He was the BBT's co-art director, along with his wife, Dhrti Dasi, in Europe between 1980 and 1986, when they were based in Italy.
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In the Gītā's sixth chapter, Arjuna seems to want to persuade Krishna that it is pointless to try to control the unwieldy mind. And when Krishna initially responds to Arjuna's complaint, he appears to concede the point: 'O great-armed one, no doubt the mind is difficult to curb, being unsteady.' But this cozy reassurance extends for only half a verse. Krishna then makes his main point with an equally brief but pithy formula for curbing the mind: 'But by practice and detachment (the mind) can be subdued' (6.35). This news might have disappointed Arjuna, but heroic bhakta that he is, he's ready to take the lesson and apply it in his embattled life.
For us lesser mortals situated on the battlefield of the computer screen, these two principles – practice and detachment — can be usefully applied to the process of writing; moreover, we can appreciate the process of writing as an excellent means of disciplining the mind so that it becomes more the friend we would all prefer it to be, the fine instrument that it is meant to be for clarifying our thoughts and expressing ourselves effectively. And while we are at it (that is, while we are looking for ways to be inspired to put the best of ourselves forward into the writing task) we might very well identify this process of writing as itself a type of yoga. I call it 'Likhana Yoga,' the discipline of writing (one meaning of the word 'yoga' is 'discipline'). Perhaps we could display a slogan over the entrance to our Likhana Yoga 'studio' (the BC library?): 'We Practice Writing With Detachment!' Let's reflect briefly on these two principles of disciplining the mind, considering how they can apply to writing.
Becoming skilled in anything requires practice, whether the skill is walking (as a toddler), mṛdaṅga playing (as a gurukuli), or writing (as a BC student). Good writing, like good mṛdaṅga playing, is worlds above the writing or playing of beginners: rather than being muddled, painful to read, and pointless, good writing is clear, engaging to readers, and conclusive.
In his book The Craftsman, Richard Sennett notes that to become a virtuoso in any craft or art — whether it be violin building, ballet dancing, or prize-winning novel writing — requires an average of 10,000 hours of dedicated practice. I suspect that as a Bhaktivedanta College student you might not feel ready to put quite so much of your time – your life – into writing practice. Still, you should be ready to put plenty of time – again and again – into your essay writing. Think of your writing as yoga practice, and you're bound to find yourself learning to think and express yourself more clearly. And you'll surely find that you have good ideas to express in writing, ideas important enough to express well!
To me, 'practice' suggests, first, doing something rather than just thinking about doing it. To think about writing may be a first step, but sooner, rather than later, one has to 'put words to paper' (or words in a computer file). Sooner is of course better than later, but now is best for entering into the act of writing.
Second, practice means repetition – writing a sentence, paragraph, or whole essay, and then doing it again, improving after recognizing weaknesses or faults. An important form of repetition in the process of writing is revision. Writing, rewriting, and rewriting again – and probably yet again – is a standard procedure in the craft of writing. Even the pros do this; in fact, it's quite rare that a good writer does not subject his or her writing to self-critique and revision.
Repetition also means writing again on topics you have already written about in an earlier essay, this time building on new information and understanding, from a new angle, with clearer sense of what you really want to say, or for a different audience. Or, repetition can mean writing something entirely new, but with added substance based on your previous writing experience. In any case, repetition in writing enables us to reinforce improved work and to get over the haunting disappointments and fearsome nightmares of mediocre or bad work. It strengthens the writing mind.
Effective practice in writing also opens us to correction – learning to recognize the difference between effective and ineffective written expression. And essential to this kind of learning is the second principle for taming the mind of which Krishna speaks.
Several years ago, as I was hesitantly dipping my writing-toes into the chilly waters of academe, a devotee-scholar (in English literature) advised me, 'You have to learn to "kill those babies".' 'Babies', he explained, are the well-intended words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs, or whole sections of an essay-under-construction that an aspiring author becomes charmed by and attached to, thinking they express brilliant insights when actually they hinder, rather than help, the writer's purpose. To 'kill those babies' – cruel as it sounds — means to be ready to decisively remove anything that doesn't serve your present writing task (hint: if you are like me – too attached to delete forever those brilliant-but-useless brain-children – you can instead banish them to a 'dump file' from which you can always recall them for duty in other contexts).
I have found that detachment with respect to writing is best applied with a simple, cheeky, and challenging question: 'So what?' Every sentence, every paragraph, every section, and indeed whole essays, should be able to stand up to this nasty question. Detachment means being your own best critic. Leave the reassuring words to your friends and family. When writing, we need to be our own 'devil's advocate' who constantly nags us with awkward questions, doubts, and challenges.
Finally, we might recall from Bhagavad-gītā that yogīs can be recognized (among other symptoms) by their detachment from success and failure. In writing, as with other skills, failure can lead us to success; to be shown why something we write is sub-standard or how it could be improved is, for the yogī-writer, seen as just that – an opportunity to make something mediocre into something meaningful. But one needs to then go forward and make improvement – if not in the same essay, in the next one. Success is sure to come with persistence, a higher level of success – that of the practitioner of likhana-yoga. Such a yogī, undaunted by the winds of uncertainty, inexperience, and distraction, engages the mind in word-crafting through practice and detachment that leads to wonderful things – valuable thoughts clearly and persuasively expressed in essays one can always be justifiably satisfied to have written. Best of all, one can see that Krishna is right: The mind is difficult to curb, but by practice and detachment it is possible to do so, not least by engaging the mind seriously in 'likhana-yoga'.
Leading representatives of Avanti Trust, Goloka Education, Bhaktivedanta College (Radhadesh, Belgium), Bhaktivedanta Manor, ISKCON Ministry of Educational Development and ISKCON Executive Secretary Office met at the Krishna Avanti School in Harrow and Bhaktivedanta Manor with the purpose of discussing how to create synergy among their respective educational initiatives. The meetings were rewarding in many respects. Bhaktivedanta College and Avanti Trust, for example, discussed to expand their partnership by committing to offer higher education courses in the UK with the aim of qualifying teachers. Goloka Education agreed to provide educational resources to the Avanti schools, according to the schools' curriculum needs.
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Bhaktivedanta College, Belgium—one of ISKCON's premier educational institutions—has entered a period of fast growth, with many exciting new developments on the horizon.
For many years, the College already offered scriptural study courses Bhakti Sastri and Bhakti Vaibhava, as well as a B.A. in Theology and Religious Studies.
But last year, staff developed a new three-year B.A. Honors course in Educational Studies, Theology and Religion.
The new course was accredited last summer by the University of Chester, UK, a prestigious institution established in 1839 and home to an excellent theology department. It began on September 17th, 2012, and will run until the end of May this year.
Now halfway through their first year, eight students are gaining a broad, critical awareness of education, covering its sociology, psychology, philosophy and history.
"So far this year, we've discussed what educational studies is, as it's a relatively new discipline, and we just did a teacher training course," says Course Director Rasamandala Das. "Coming up, we'll be looking at the philosophy of education, followed by a module on contemporary issues in secular and religious education."
Students will also develop a wide range of practical skills, including critical thinking, teaching and interpersonal skills, and skills connected to student discipline and child protection. They'll also look at the role of education in strategic planning.
Rasamandala Das says that the students—an extremely diverse group of second generation ISKCON members from Australia, Canada, Belgium, Croatia, Swaziland, India, the UK, and South Africa— are a highly motivated, well-knit group.
"They're enjoying the course a lot, because they find it extremely relevant," he explains. "To the careers to which they're aspiring; to some of the issues within ISKCON; and to the potential social impact of education. For example, one of our students is in from South Africa, and is very interested in the role education can take in building a society or emerging nation such as South Africa."
In addition to the new Educational Studies degree, Bhaktivedanta College is conducting a feasability study with regard to a possible Master's Degree in Theology and Religious Studies, which will follow its longstanding B.A. in Theology and Religious Studies.
"We are exploring the possibility of launching the Master's Degree as early as September 2014," says Bhaktivedanta College principal Yadunandana Swami. "The Course Director for it would be Krishna Ksetra Prabhu, who also just became the College's Dean of Studies this academic year. He has a PhD from Oxford University, taught at the University of Florida, and most recently has been teaching for several years at the Chinese University of Hong Kong."
Further into the future, Bhaktivedanta College also wants to develop a business degree, based on the ethical foundation from Vedic scriptures, particularly the Bhagavad-gita and Mahabharata.
In another exciting new development at Bhaktivedanta College, Chester University is poised to accredit the Bhakti Sastri scriptural study program—which covers Srila Prabhupada's books Bhagavad-gita As It Is, Sri Isopanishad, The Nectar of Devotion, and The Nectar of Instruction in depth.
This means that from September 2013, the Bhakti Sastri program will count for forty credits out of the 120 credits required for the College's B.A. in Theology and Religious Studies. As a result, all students will now take Bhakti Sastri, where before they might have skipped it to focus on their degree program.
"We think this is an important achievement," says Yadunandana Swami.
Bhaktivedanta College is also quickly developing its online facilities. A brand new, more user-friendly website has just been launched, and courses are beginning to be offered online.
The first course to be offered in this manner was the Bhakti Sastri program in 2011, followed by an introduction to Krishna consciousness called Certificate in Bhakti Yoga Studies in 2012. The GBC's "disciples' course" for iniated ISKCON devotees was also offered.
On September 13th 2013, however, Bhaktivedanta College will begin offering a degree course online for the first time: its B.A. in Theology and Religious Studies.
The online version of the course will be offered through Moodle (www.bhaktivedantaonline.com), a Virtual Learning Environment, and is being developed by the College's Director for Online Learning Dinadayal Das.
"We are going to treat online and onsite students in the same way," says Dinadayal. "They'll attend the same class. When we have a class here in Radhadesh, we will do a video recording of it, and within 24 hours, the video will appear in the Moodle environment. We will also have separate MP3 audio recordings of the class."
Both online and onsite students will access the same course materials online, share the same forum, receive the same online messages from the teacher, submit their work using the same methods, and be treated in the same way regarding deadlines.
"Our target is ten students for the first year," Dinadayal says. "We are very excited about it."
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HAMILTON — Hamilton's girls volleyball team rallied from a 2-0 deficit to edge Mount Markham 21-25, 16-25, 25-18, 25-19, 25-23 in Center State Conference action on Wednesday. Clara Jones lead coach Dennis Roy's Emerald Knights with 13 kills, while Hannah Bodnar tallied 20 assists. Brianna Wichowsky had 24 assists and Bridget Wilcox had 32 digs for Mount Markham.
MM: Samantha Kinna 3ac, 2k, 16d; Brianna Wichowsky 5ac, 3k, 24as, 21d; Bridget Wilcox 3ac, 10k, 1b, 32d; Emily Timian 4ac, 10k, 5b, 8d.
Hamilton (4-, 8-3): Hannah Bodnar 2k, 20as, 3d; Eme Jones 8k, 1as, 11d; Clara Jones 13k, 1b, 1as, 3ac, 8d; Carrie VonMuench 1k, 2as, 3ac, 19d.
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On the Philadelphia & Amish Country Guided Bus Tour from New York, you'll explore some of the American countryside outside the Big Apple on a day trip to Philadelphia...and Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - home of the Amish people. You'll drive through the beautiful Pennsylvania countryside, tour Philadelphia with its famous Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, and take an ride in an authentic Amish buggy.
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Join us on our Philadelphia & Amish Country Bus Tour from New York to see the sights in the City of Brotherly Love. You'll view the Liberty Bell, Constitution Hall, Constitution Square, the oldest inhabited street in America, Chinatown, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Then, it's on to Lancaster County, home of the Amish people. You'll take an authentic Amish Buggy ride through the Amish farm and learn how these people live without the aid of modern technology - no electricity, no telephones, no appliances, no running water. A late afternoon departure brings us back to New York City in the evening.
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Visit the oldest Amish community in America and enjoy an educational guided tour through an 1840s Amish farm house and see a one room schoolhouse and typical Amish farm animals. An Amish buffet-style lunch will also be provided. While on this tour, also experience a leisurely ride through the back roads of the Amish country in a real Amish buggy and stop by a real Amish working farm to learn more about the farm lifestyle. Includes round-trip transportation from Manhattan.
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Take an overnight tour to enjoy all the history and historic sights in the cradle of American Freedom - Philadelphia, the seat of US government - Washington DC, and experience the Amish Country along the way. Leave the driving to professionals and learn a lot about American history. You will travel through four states and the District of Columbia. These rates are per person for double occupancy. MINIMUM ORDER IS FOR 2 ADULTS.
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I have a POS software which doesn't support hotkey to press a certain button. I have to press this button very often and having always to use mouse is slow and uncomfortable.
I tried to use AutoHotKey or AutoIt to emulate the mouse click. However, the problem is that AutoHotKey and AutoIt couldn't locate the button. This button control seems to be an internal object of the POS software and not visible to AutoHotKey and AutoIt.
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MouseMove() to the pos of the button maybe ? wouldn't it be easiest, i mean in AutoIt3, check the pos by AutoIt 3 Window Info.
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Review: Sina Grace's "Not My Bag"
By Agent Burgos on Oct 04, 2012 with Comments 1
I usually don't write reviews anymore, call me a slacker, but between my real job, video editing,interviews and setting up cool stuff for the website, along with my awesome partners here at CBT, I honestly have little time.
But when I found out that Sina Grace was coming up with his own graphic novel "Not My Bag" I said to myself: I must read it and review it.
Last time I read something that had Sina's name attached to it I loved it.
It was "The Li'l Depressed Boy". Enough said.
So you understand why I had to give Not My Bag a chance.
Well, let me tell you what Not My Bag isn't about.
It is not an action, full of blood and sex comic book. It is not about zombies (even though Sina used to be the editorial director for Skybound), and it is not about aliens, although an evil Skrull makes an appearance.
So what is it about then?
It's about retail hell! Yup, it's about the six months Sina spent working for a retail store, and how unpleasant his experience was.
Well, that sounds boring you might say. A semi autobiography about a guy who works at retail store?
Well, sorry to disappoint you guys but it is actually a very entertaining book.
What the author is sharing with us, aside from his artwork and writing, is one of the most intimate experiences in his life. He is letting us in to his world, into his diary basically, an he illustrates it and describes it beautifully.
In the book, Sina deals with the ghosts of his past relationships, which are always haunting him and don't let him move on. He is dwelling on the past and is having a hard time moving on.
He is a young, skillful and artistic individual but keeps getting put down by some o the evil co-workers who do not care about anything else, but their own interests. It makes you wonder if these people are actually human.
I think we can all relate in some extent to that type of co-workers.
I don't want to give out too much, because you have to buy this book.
Sina's art goes very well with the story portrayed in this book. It feels very personal and unique. I can't think of any other artist drawing this book. The art as well as the story go very well together, and the fact that it is a black and white graphic novel, adds so much depth and texture that it leaves a good taste in your eyes.
It is not your typical graphic novel at all. It is very entertaining and emotional at the same time, and because is not a book for everyone, is hard to look away. But that is the beauty of it.
It's Not My Bag perfect? No. It is not.
Why? Because to me the story is too short. I wanted to see more. That's it, that's my only complaint. Give me more. What happens afterwards? How does he land the job at Skybound? Hehe who knows, maybe we will see a second part and he can call it "My Bag Is Full" haha ( we can talk about it later Sina).
One important thing want to mention is that I have to give big props to IMAGE Comics, for allowing young talented artists like Mr. Grace, tell stories that are not just focused on just one particular group or genre.
Variety equals excellence in my book, and Not My Bag it's a perfect example of quality, hard work and excellence.
I rate Not My Bag a 9 out of 10
A 96-page, black-and-white graphic novel, NOT MY BAG (AUG120476) will be in stores on October 10
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