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Rheumatoid arthritis is a debilitating disease that damages the body's connective tissues, especially the synovial joints. Commonly referred to as RA, it is a major cause of disability in old people. RA is one of many autoimmune diseases caused by the immune system attacking the body's own tissues. RA affects women three times more than men. To understand the condition, you must know the symptoms, causes and treatments for rheumatoid arthritis.
Causes: The cause of RA remains unknown, but the most common theory is that the immune system suddenly malfunctions, turning on itself and attacking the body's own tissues. Rheumatoid arthritis also tends to run in families, meaning one's risk of developing RA increases if a close relative has the disease or another autoimmune condition. In fact, some researchers believe that genes associated with the immune system may trigger RA.
Environmental factors may also play a role in the development of rheumatoid arthritis. One other popular theory is that there is a connection between infectious microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, and the development of RA. Because 70 per cent of people with RA are women, scientists are concerned that female hormones may contribute to the development of autoimmune diseases like RA.
Symptoms: Rheumatoid arthritis is the most common form of inflammatory arthritis today. The disease affects the small joints of the body, including the wrists, fingers, elbows, shoulders and feet more. Your joints may ache and feel warm to touch due to chronic inflammation. It also causes fatigue that cannot be relieved by rest, which is often the first sign of rheumatoid arthritis.
As inflammation is systemic, you may also have fever, loss of appetite and blood disorders. In addition, the chronic inflammation caused by RA is often damaging to the joints and connective tissues, resulting in joint deformities, decreased range of motion and disability. Some people with RA also have nodules on the joints that develop as a result of chronic inflammation. In some severe cases, rheumatoid arthritis may attack the heart, lungs and kidneys.
Treatments: At one time, physicians used a "wait and see" approach to treat rheumatoid arthritis, but we now know that treating the disease early on is essential for preventing joint damage and disability. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications are commonly used as a first-line treatment for RA and help reduce pain, swelling and inflammation. Because the immune system is involved in the symptoms of RA, phyto-therapy medications that suppress the immune system are very effective at slowing down the disease and reducing chronic inflammation. I have some preparations that I use in treating the condition. They are not available in the market because they are clients based/prepared.
Complications: The most common complication of rheumatoid arthritis is damage to the joints and surrounding tissues. With treatment, this damage can be controlled in most cases. RA also increases your risk for heart attack and stroke due to hardening of the arteries. Rheumatoid arthritis can also cause inflammation of the sac that encloses your heart. In addition, people with RA sometimes experience shortness of breath due to inflammation and scarring of lung tissue. Because RA causes swelling and inflammation in the joints, the nerves and surrounding tissues can also be affected. However, complications can be minimized with early diagnosis and treatment. If you suspect that you or a loved one has RA, talk to your practitioner who specialises in joint disorders.


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Hello Gandhi Collectors,
Recently I saw Gandhi rubber stamp on lot of FFC from Emirates Airways.
Looks like nothing to do with Gandhi, but it's a great marketing technique.!! I don't think it's even official rubber stamp from Emirates Airlines. (Correct me if you know it's official from Emirates Airlines.)
This is another way to make money from Gandhi!! Same way like printing stamps from smaller countries or creating Gandhi error stamps or like other Gandhi FFC.
This FFC's are selling for $12.75 and to me it required more research for even considering it as a Genuine FFC. Lot of things to research such as FFC from which airlines Ryanair or Emirates Airlines, direct flight from south africa or stop over, FFC was taken out during flight stop etc.
FFC is on November 3, 2011 and Emirates Gandhi Rubber stamp is October 1, 2011.!!
So beware of this Gandhi Rubber stamp. This FFC has nothing to do with Gandhi.!!
Also make sure about Airbus A380 Gandhi FFC and Gandhi FFC after 1975.!! It's another way to make money by using current popular philatelic theme.
I know all experienced collector(now including me!!) are aware of all this in Gandhi FFC world but any new collector who will start Gandhi Philately after 3-4 years will have no idea what happen in 2011 and start buying it thinking it's rare ffc !! and when they will know about this then there is nothing but regret.!!!
Now look at the following and you surprised what are possibility in Stamps Philatelic collection ?
Following are some FAKE postmarks of FRANKFURT.!!!!!!!
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After looking to this value to me it looks like no one wants to collect stamps in this modern world, because there are lot of others things to do, such as play video games on ipad, xbox, gamecube or on internet surf on web or facebook or lot of other outdoor activity such a hiking, skating, running etc or watch different shows on TV or sports games such as Cricket or Football or Basketball or just talking on smartphone or chating.!!
After all this kind of things you don't get any more extra time to pursue your hobby of stamp collection were not that many people are involved and you feel like retard when you talk to friends.!!
Also there are lot of cheating such as Forgery stamps, Shill bidding, BOGUS philatelic material involved in stamps collection.
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Sometimes you read something and it really makes a deep impression. Meli who facilitated the Mindfulness Summit last year shared this quote from a book I'm currently reading :
"Practice sharing the fullness of your being, your best self, your enthusiasm, your vitality, your spirit, your trust, your openness, above all, your presence. Share it with yourself, with your family, with the world." – Jon Kabat-Zinn, Wherever You Go, There You Are: Mindfulness Meditation In Everyday Life
What a lovely sentiment…. sharing the best of yourself. And that word practice is so key … we have to start doing it … won't always be able to manage it …. but as we practice, we can get better at it. By becoming more aware, perhaps we start to notice those small, mean, judgemental thoughts … and of course the first step to change is awareness. Sharing our fullness of being – that real essence our true selves. Sharing our trust and openness – you have to be feeling good about yourself to be able to do this … if you are coming from a place of fear, suspicion, or anger, you simply can't do it. Sharing our presence….. being there, really there.
And somehow, as we do this, the spaciousness in our hearts grows and grows.
I love this sentiment – will be the focus of my meditation this week.


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People are crying crocodile tears about Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry attacking Mitt's record with Bain Capital. While I think some of the rhetoric has been excessive, I also don't think this line of attack is completely out of line. As conservatives we tend to reflexively defend all market institutions without first considering that some institutions are a little shady. Moreover, I find it incredibly amusing that people are using this as a cudgel against Gingrich and Perry when Romney was the one who attacked Perry from the left on social security and basically charged him with wanting to take people's social security away. What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
Whether or not you think this line of attack on Romney is fair, Mitt is going to have to come up with a better line of defense than this:
On the heels of his decisive victory in the New Hampshire primary, Mitt Romney took the attacks on his private sector record used by GOP rivals and turned them against President Obama.
Romney's critics have accused him of destroying jobs in order to increase profits for his investment firm, Bain Capital, but speaking Wednesday on CBS, Romney said that what he did was no different from the Obama administration's auto industry bailouts.
"In the general election I'll be pointing out that the president took the reins at General Motors and Chrysler – closed factories, closed dealerships laid off thousands and thousands of workers – he did it to try to save the business," Romney said Wednesday on CBS.
This is a preemptive strike against a potential line of attack in the general election, but does Mitt really want to imply that what he did was not much different than what Obama did with the bailouts? He's already got Romneycare hanging around his neck, and now he's volunteering a comparison with President Obama that most conservatives are not going to find flattering.
Hey, Mitt, you haven't sewn up the nomination quite yet. You might want to keep that in mind before opening your mouth again.


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There are growing numbers of celebrities on South Beach. Learn where to go and you may find yourself sitting next to one at a restaurant or club.
South Beach is literally filled with celebrities. There are so many that you are more likely to see one than not - if you are in the places where they tend to frequent. Miami Beach is a full-time home to a growing number of celebrities and a part-time home to others. Still others visit frequently or occasionally for vacations, parties or business.
Where Celebrities Hang Out on South Beach, Jamie Foxx
I have seen Jamie Foxx many times on Ocean Drive. He used to frequent Wet Willies, right next door to The News Cafe (btw, he is an extremely nice person - friendly as can be, with no attitude at all). Shaq O'neill was everywhere on South Beach over the years. One night, on Washington Ave. and about 12th St. I saw him towering over a short valet car attendant as he waited for his small sports car. Within seconds there were dozens and dozens of people running out of restaurants and stores. They wanted to see him or to grab his photo. He was quite obliging. A short time ago I was walking down Washington Ave. and about 10th St. and I saw a huge, freaky kind of figure, oddly stomping toward me. He seemed to be grunting every step. It was Hulk Hogan. A strange and funny moment. Celebrities walk down the street and shop on Washington Ave., Collins Ave, and Ocean Drive. Look around, keep your eyes open.
Jennifer Lopez Shopping for Bikinis
I saw Jennifer Lopez shopping in a bathing suit store on Collins Ave and 11th St. She was just walking around and popped in. Within seconds there was a huge crowd, and the store chose to close its doors so that Ms. Lopez could shop with privacy. Meanwhile the growing crowd stood against the window taking photos and gawking the entire time. It was a little like watching an animal in the zoo.
Athletes Frequent South Beach
Many athletes have taken a residence on Miami Beach, while others visit frequently. Whenever a team comes to town to play football, baseball or basketball they are certain to come to South Beach and dine, drink, dance, play, go to the beach, and do what you might do. When the Super Bowl comes to town, untold numbers of athletes from all sports and from every team arrive. I've seen Dan Marino, Jim Kelley, Steve Young, Jim Brown and more athletes than I can remember. Athletes love to hang out at The Clevelander, one of the best pool bars and happy hours around, on the corner of Ocean Drive and 10th Street. There's always a sports vibe and athletes at Finnegans Way, on Ocean Drive and 14th St. I saw Mike Tyson at The Tides Hotel, holding court with his entourage. It's a few doors down from Finnegans.
Kardashians on Lincoln Road
I have been told by so many people that the Kardashians are frequently on Lincoln Road - but who isn't? Virtually everyone plays and eats and shops on Lincoln Road. At any time of day or night you are likely to see celebrities there. It is rich with everyone of note. Lincoln Road is a gorgeous place in which to spend time. There are frequent photo and movie shoots there, and throughout South Beach. Your best bet is to have a great time in South Beach, and just keep your eyes open. Celebrities love to party and play, and once again, you are more likely to see a celebrity than not - just by hanging out.
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Thursday, 17 December 2015
No News Is Good News Except When It's Good News.
It must have been my written statement that did it. As you know from reading this blog dear friend my eloquence is legendary. Mind you, my spoken statement was not so eloquent. Luckily my beautiful daughter Jodie was there to calm me down when my temper flared.
Of course the Council might be being a wee bit disingenuous. They did make quite a few errors in the original enforcement notice all those years ago. This was noted by the Government inspector in his report. And of course they actually forgot to enforce it. But I don't want to make an issue of it although had the case gone to court who knows.
But it is done. The battle is won. I am happy. Happy and relieved.
Love to you all,
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So VERY HAPPY for YOUUU!!!ReplyDelete
I was worried for you and I'm glad that everything worked out okay.
Fantastic news, well done. Now you can get on with your life the way you want to live it.ReplyDelete
What relief - - and what a wonderful Christmas present! Congratulations on your victory.ReplyDelete
CONGRATULATIONS! I was hoping for a good outcome. Now you can enjoy your holiday. Perhaps now you can give us an update on how your family is doing. Of course we will need to know what is new with your animal friends too.ReplyDelete
Best news ever... call it a permanent Christmas present. Seriously, I am pleased that everything is hunky-dory again and we can stop worrying.ReplyDelete
I am so pleased for you John but wonder how this came about, was it a do gooder do you think.ReplyDelete
Anyway, have a good Christmas.


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Vita Sackville-West called her splendid white garden "the grey, green, and white garden" in her book,
In Your Garden
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Blue colors and white colors look like jewelries.
In July, a blue garden of my dream appeared.
Light purple is Delphimium.
White roses are Mme.Hardy.
English rose, Redoute.
Blue flowers are S. guaranitica.
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The red-winged blackbirds have grown bold and frequent in their visits. I counted two males at once about the feeders this morning. I keep singing the Beatles–"Blackbird singing in the dead of night . . ."–and recalling Wallace Stevens' poem "13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird." There is something magical about them. And that distinctive call; I hear it, grab the camera and go hunting.
Another visitor of late seems to be a female or juvenile chipping sparrow. She has a barred or striped breast, and the stripe over the top edge of her eye distinguishes her from the house sparrow riff-raff. Pig birds, I call them. Numerous and sloppy in their feasting. The chipper's beak is too narrow to be a house finch female's. I'll try to snap a shot of it. It was something like this:
I had hoped the suet feeder would attract at least that one remaining woodpecker I keep hearing throttle in the woods across the street, or a white-breasted nuthatch, but so far, no luck. The starlings, usually in flocks, have started coming around for the suet, along with the red-winged blackbirds and the grackles. Even the robins have ventured upwards from the worm-rich yard. The flying pigs, of course, will go for it as well.
Resident mourning dove pairs, two of them: They sit in the grass or the flower bed beneath the dogwood, relaxing but with wary black eyes. They are relentless in seeking out leftovers.
The diminutive goldfinches are few, but their feeder is large. I keep hoping for a flock. Even one is a treat to me. Too bad I broke my CJ Wildlife mug with the American goldfinch and sunflower on it the other day. I'll have to order more.
Patches of red come in the form of house finches and cardinals.
I spotted a dark-eyed junco a couple of times in early April.
Black-capped chickadees darted in and out in March, but I've seen none since. I did change the birdseed. Perhaps a return to the previous variety. . . .
Interestingly, no squirrels or chipmunks yet, though I'm sure the nocturnal rabbits are active.
Barn and tree swallows were snatching bugs low across the grass at the Silver Springs soccer field yesterday for my niece's game. Canada geese flew overhead, and the red-winged blackbirds abound in the reeds beside the field.
So, let's see, the spring tally for the backyard so far:
- red-winged blackbirds – 2
- chipping sparrow (?) – 1
- house sparrows – so many, they hardly count
- starlings – 5 or more
- grackles – 2
- American robin – up to 3
- mourning doves – 4
- goldfinches – 4
- house finches – 6 or more
- cardinals – a couple of pairs
- dark-eyed junco – 1
- black-capped chickadee – 1 or 2
That's quite a few different species! Upwards of 50 individuals.
It brings a smile–and lots of droppings, but I've got it covered.
We planted a serviceberry tree (Amelanchier canadensis) at the dog's grave on Saturday. The berries should pop out in summer. For now, after the drench of the past few days, some delicate white flower bunches, like little balls of popcorn, remain. The tree is about 8 feet tall. Autumn should bring red and gold foliage.
Forget-me-not seeds will nestle soon there, too. Rest in peace and beauty, bird dog.


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I never cease to be amazed at the attempts of disadvantaged plants to reproduce. This tiny (5 cm. tall) Knapweed had managed to produce viable flowers despite having seeded in the middle of a road.
This Willow had been damaged much earlier in the year, and the new shoot has a catkin on the end of it:
I suppose the urge to make offspring is an essential part of the make-up of any successful species.
This blue Sawfly is quite numerous at the moment. The curved antennae - somewhat reminscent of horns - are quite distinctive.


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To celebrate the opening of Charles Ray: Sculpture, 1997–2014, James Rondeau, Frances and Thomas Dittmer Chair and Curator of Contemporary Art, will join scholars Richard Neer, Anne Wagner, and Michael Fried for a discussion on Charles Ray. The panel discussion will take place on Saturday, May 16, at the Art Institute of Chicago's Fullerton Hall.
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May 4 — A Senate bill to jump-start environmental reviews for major energy and infrastructure projects has been revamped to give a new presidential appointee, rather than an official from the Office of Management and Budget, new authority to speed up permit approvals, according to a draft obtained by Bloomberg BNA.
The bill, slated for a May 6 vote in the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, has attracted Democratic support given long-standing complaints of project delays stemming from environmental reviews and lawsuits.
But Sens. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) have tweaked their Federal Permitting Improvement Act (S. 280) to mollify Obama administration concerns over a provision in the original bill that called for elevating the role of the White House Office of Management and Budget in coordinating federal permitting.
The amendment in the nature of a substitute to be offered at the markup would create a multi-agency Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council, to be headed by an executive director appointed by the president. The substitute amendment was authored by Portman, McCaskill and the committee's chairman, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.).
OMB would still have a new role in the revised streamlined permitting bill as essentially the final arbiter in settling disputes over the permitting timetables, though those timetables would be set by the presidentially appointed executive director.
The revised bill also changes the threshold for what are considered major projects and thus eligible for the streamlined permitting procedures under the legislation. The original bill defined major projects as those costing more than $25 million; the substitute amendment raises that threshold to projects costing $200 million or more.
The streamlined permitting provisions would affect projects related to conventional energy production, electricity transmission, surface transportation, aviation, ports and waterways, water resource projects, broadband, pipelines, manufacturing or any other project as determined by a majority vote of the steering council. Each federal agency or department with permitting authority—from the transportation, defense and energy departments to the Environmental Protection Agency—would provide a representative to the council.
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Workers' Compensation Alliance Legislative Co-Chairs John Sciortino and Troy Rosasco will travel to Albany tomorrow to take part in the second of a series of Roundtable Discussions hosted by Senator George Maziarz, New York State Senate Labor Committee Chair, regarding Workers' Compensation Reform. Since Workers' Comp Reform was recently detached from the Governor's budget bill, it appears that workers' compensation reform will continue to be on the Albany radar screen for the rest of the year.
Also scheduled to participate in the Roundtable are: Randall Wolken, President, Central New York Manufacturing Association; Cecelia Norat, Director of State Operations for AIG; William Melchionni, Nationwide Insurance; Mark Alesse, New York State Director, National Federation of Independent Business; and Ted Potrikus, Executive Vice President, Retail Council of New York State. Members of the Senate Labor Committee are also expected to be in attendance.
Of course, the Workers' Compensation Alliance will be advocating for a long overdue benefit increase, no caps on PPD's (permanent partial disabilities), and expediting needed medical care for injured workers. Yet we will also be proposing a fair pharmacy benefit schedule that should save employers significant amounts of money by mandatory use of generic drugs. Surrounded by all these insurance and employer lobbyists, it looks like John and Troy have their work cut out for them!


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Ketchikan is an American city in Alaska, which is known mainly for its tourism and fishing. The city provides a perfect platform to explore the Misty Fjords National Monument, which is characterised by its steep valleys formed by volcanic activity providing spectacular views. There is a strong cultural history in Ketchikan with evidence of Native Alaskans seen in the totem poles and the Totem Heritage Center. Known as the 'Salmon capital of the world', Ketchikan will serve up fine salmon, crab, oysters and more in a variety of restaurants.Highlights of Ketchikan
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Ed was born under the official name Helms, Edward Paul on January 24th, 1974. He has been a credited actor since the 2008 film Lower Learning.
Ed has made such a successful career in supporting roles, that it actually surpasses most leading actor's careers. He has appeared in ten films including: the 2013 comedy film We're the Millers as the character Brad Gurdlinger, the 2013 comedy movie The Hangover Part III playing Stu and the 2012 animation release The Lorax cast as The Once-ler.
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Kenny Chesney Responds to Grammy Nod for Pink Song: 'You're Kidding Me'
Kenny Chesney woke up to the news every artist dreams about: a Grammy nomination. Chesney's collaboration with Pink, "Setting the World on Fire," has been nominated for Best Country Duo/Group Performance at the 2017 Grammy Awards.
"You're kidding me," Chesney said upon learning of his Grammy nod. "That's fantastic. What a thing, what news to wake up to."
The island-lover was reached at sea and told of the good news, which made him nostalgic about first hearing his now Grammy-nominated song.
"When I heard the song, I knew it was pretty special," Chesney adds. "But when we got Pink on there, it was something else. She captures all the emotion, all the joy of being alive, being free and in the moment – and brought everything inside the song to life. I couldn't be happier this morning, knowing the people who vote for the Grammys heard in that song all the things that I do."
"Setting the World on Fire" was recorded in Los Angeles and written by Josh Osborne, Ross Copperman and Matt Jenkins. The track itself was inspired by one of the co-writer's own first trip to the Grammys. The song was the second single from Chesney's Cosmic Hallelujah album and a two-week No. 1. It also marks Chesney's 29th career No. 1.
"I knew the moment I heard this song, it was exactly the moment of life and love exploding, and everything turning Technicolor," Chesney said when he released it to radio. "Finding songs that are in the moment are harder, in this kind of moment, it's almost impossible. And the idea of bringing Pink in adds to that sense of this song is happening as we sing it. It's funny how people respond to stuff that feels real and right now."
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Special Counsel - eQ Senior Project Manager - Virtual, US
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: October 18, 2016
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Overview: Leads and directs the execution of electronic discovery (eDiscovery) projects and acts as a liaison between clients, sales personnel, technical staff, project management teams and stakeholders to ensure effective translation of expectations, timelines and budgets, as well as project completion according to defined goals and objectives.
Provides project leadership and directly supports all phases of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) lifecycle projects regarding regulatory and litigation requests.
Collaborates with project stakeholders to identify needs and requirements for projects.
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Prepares and implements complex project plans, including work breakdown structures (WBS), budgetary alignment and forecasting, and resource allocation.
Evaluates needs, requirements and goals of project stakeholders with a focus on mitigating risk and optimal return on investment (ROI) prior to introducing projects into the production environment.
Sets project priorities and ensures projects adhere to agreed upon schedules and regularly leads project status meetings and communicates updates to project stakeholders.
Drafts agendas, documents various materials including action items, decision logs and status reports.
Develops and recommends solutions to identified issues and areas of potential risk, with a focus on optimization and efficiency.
Provides subject matter expertise in the search, preservation, collection, processing and tracking of information related to eDiscovery projects.
Creates and manages various case-specific, end-to-end eDiscovery plans.
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Evaluates new technologies and stays abreast of the latest technical and litigation trends.
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Directly and/or indirectly coaches, trains and supervises employees, including fostering a work environment that promotes personal and professional development.
Participates in special projects and performs other duties as assigned.
Bachelor's degree in business, computer science or a related field with a minimum of five (5) years of related electronic discovery experience working in a litigation support environment in a corporate function, at a law firm or with a service provider; or equivalent combination of post high school education and experience.
One (1) year of demonstrated experience processing, culling, and producing data in a proprietary platform or eDiscovery platform, such as eCapture or LAW and/or eDiscovery or forensic acquisition software certification is preferred.
Skilled in communicating technical and non-technical information effectively verbally and in writing.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.
Ability to manage multiple projects that vary in nature, scope and complexity.
Knowledge of and the ability to interpret the principles, best practices and standards of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) lifecycle.
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Jonny from Realm of the Ring emailed over this video capture of New Zealands TV3 reporting from Cannes on the 25 minutes of LOTR. And yes, he does say "The Mines of Mordor" and "the Dwarf Boromir"... I guess we better get used to that mangling, hadn't we?
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The Week's Best Robot Videos
Every Friday, Future Tense rounds up the best robot videos of the week. Today, we have four robots who demonstrate that there is no task we won't try to automate.
The Snore-Killing Robot
This robotic pillow, shaped like a bear, lifts a paw to give you a gentle nudge if you start snoring in your sleep. This could save marriages, but it requires a lot of accessories: The Telegraph reports that to work, the snorer must sleep with his hand placed in "a device which measures blood oxygen levels while sleeping beneath a sheet with in-built sensors and a microphone to detect loud noises."
Via Smart Planet.
35-Foot Snake Robot vs. Giant Spider Robot
This seems destined to be made into a SyFy movie. In one corner, we have Titanoboa, a 35-foot, 1-ton re-creation of a long-extinct reptile. (When Titanoboa is complete, it will be 50 feet long.) And in the other, we have the Mondo Spider, a human transporter with eight legs. Choose your terrifying bot now.
Via Mashable.
The Graffiti Bot
Graffiti is a crime. But can you arrest a robot that tags?
Via IO9.
The Ostrich-Inspired Robot
Robots are slow-moving creatures, clocking in at an average 3 miles per hour, according to Wired. But a new DARPA-funded project, modeled on the swift ostrich, hopes to bring robots up to speed. The robot's name, of course, is FastRunner.
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A sample from this year's Armstrong Lecture given by James Brewer Stewart, the James Wallace Professor of History, Emeritus, at Macalester College. His lecture "Abolishing Slavery in Lincoln's Age and Ours," discussed the history of slavery, as well as why there has been no widespread movement toward its abolition. Dr. Stewart is one of the celebrated speakers, lecturers and performing artists making their way to the Hilltop this semester.


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This past weekend our Chapter hosted Janeann Sleeman who taught the Dazzling Delights needlepoint class. This intermediate class focuses on embellishments using beads, sequins and other embellishments with a strong emphasis on beading.
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Janeann started the class by sharing her introduction to needlepoint (thanks to a mother-in-law who wanted needlepoint chair cushions) and her eventual path to teaching. Janeann's professional history as a former executive combined with her love of needlework makes her a very intuitive and effective instructor. The class not only included instruction on the skills being taught but many tips and tricks to avoid common stitching and embellishing pitfalls. Even our most experienced class member came away with valuable learnings from this class.
Lunch was catered by Brenda from the Flying J. Unfortunately we were too busy eating lunch to take a photo but a picture of one of the desserts is pictured below. Delicious!
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Carleton Dean of the College Beverly Nagel and St. Olaf Provost and Dean of the College Marci Sortor have announced the fifth round of collaborative grants through the colleges' "Broadening the Bridge" grant project, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. In this round, the Broadening the Bridge grants committee made eleven new collaborative grants for a very wide range projects, summarized on the "Awarded Grants" page.
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Paul Muldoon
Paul Muldoon is one of Ireland's leading contemporary poets. He was born in Portadown, County Armagh and raised near The Moy, in Northern Ireland. Muldoon's work is full of paradox: playful but serious, elusive but direct, innovative but traditional. He uses traditional verse forms such as the sonnet, ballad, and dramatic monologue, but alters their length and basic structure, and uses rhyme and meter in new ways. His work is also notable for its layered use of conceit, allusion, and wit. The cryptic wordplay present in many poems has often been called Joycean, but Muldoon himself has cited lyric poets such as Frost, Thomas, and MacNeice as his major influences.
Muldoon is the youngest member of a group of Northern Irish poets—including Seamus Heaney, Michael Longley, and Derek Mahon—which gained prominence in the 1960s and 1970s. As a student at Queen's University, Muldoon studied under Heaney, and refined his own analytical and critical skills in weekly discussions with other poets. In 1971, at the age of nineteen, Muldoon completed his first short collection, Knowing My Place. Two years later, he published New Weather (1973), his first widely reviewed volume of poetry. The book secured Muldoon's place among Ireland's finest writers and helped establish his reputation as an innovative new voice in English-language poetry.
The poems in New Weather generally illuminate the complexities of seemingly ordinary things or events. Calling the collection "the result of continuous age and aging," Roger Conover suggested in a review for Eire-Ireland, "Muldoon's is a poetry which sees into things, and speaks of the world in terms of its own internal designs and patterns." Muldoon followed New Weather with the 1977 collection Mules. Recurring themes of political and social relevance inform the pastorals and ballads in Mules, as do family anecdotes, Muldoon's rural upbringing and a wide range of literary and cultural allusion. In Preoccupations: Selected Prose, Heaney deemed Mules "a strange, rich second collection" and judged the poet "one of the very best."
By the time Muldoon's next volume of poetry, Why Brownlee Left (1980), was published, the poet had attracted considerable attention for his technical acumen, dry verbal wit, and provocative use of language. Some critics considered Why Brownlee Left a more mature effort than Muldoon's earlier collections. The book's influential final poem, the long "Immram" brings together the two impulses that inform Muldoon's work, argued Ian Hamilton in The Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century Poetry in English, "a Northern Irish Catholic sensibility and the English poetic tradition." Muldoon's 1983 collection, Quoof, takes its title from his family's name for a hot-water bottle. "Gathering Mushrooms" opens the book with the narrator's drug-induced reminiscences of his childhood, his father, and the turmoil in Ireland. "The More a Man Has the More a Man Wants," the final poem and the volume's longest, is a narrative that follows the exploits of the mercenary-like figure Gallogly as he voyages through Northern Ireland. Writing in the London Review of Books, John Kerrigan asserted that the poetry in Quoof is "a bewildering display of narrative invention . . . written with that combination of visual clarity and verbal panache which has become the hallmark of Paul Muldoon."
Meeting the British, Muldoon's 1987 collection, contains the long poem "7, Middagh Street," which, according to Terry Eagleton in the Observer, blends fantasy and history with "dramatic energy and calculated irony . . . to produce a major poem." A series of imaginary monologues by such prominent artistic and literary figures as W. H. Auden, Salvador Dali, Gypsy Rose Lee, Carson McCullers, and Louis MacNeice, "7, Middagh Street" contains provocative commentary on the importance of politics in Irish art. Deeming Meeting the British Muldoon's "most ambitious collection," Mick Imlah, writing in the Times Literary Supplement, noted that the volume proves an innovative addition "to a difficult and delightful body of poetry."
Muldoon's next collection was the ambitious and notoriously difficult Madoc: A Mystery (1990)." Named after the title of a Robert Southey poem concerning a Welsh prince who discovers America in the twelfth century, the narrative flow of Madoc revolves around "what might have happened if the Romantic poets Robert Southey and Samuel Taylor Coleridge had indeed come (as they planned in 1794) to America and created a 'pantisocracy' ('equal rule for all') on the banks of the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania," commented Lucy McDiarmid in her New York Times review. Critical opinion divided on whether Madoc was a success or not. Muldoon's next book, The Annals of Chile (1994), "is easier of access and more emotionally direct than Madoc, while more allusive and arcane than [his] earlier work," argued Richard Tillinghast in the New York Times Book Review. Mark Ford, in the London Review of Books, found the themes of "less scope for the kinds of all-synthesizing wit characteristic of Muldoon." The Los Angeles Times Book Review's Katherine McNamara, however, argued that in Annals, "every word, every reference, every allusion, carries meaning. Muldoon never flinches in his brilliant verbal workings."
Muldoon's 1998 Hay is a diverse collection, covering subjects from the personal to the political, offering a range of forms and styles that includes sonnets, sestinas, and haiku. Some reviewers criticized Muldoon's technical virtuosity: in the pages of the New Republic, Adam Kirsch noted: "if virtuosity is all that a poet can display, if his poems demand attention simply because of their elaborateness and difficulty, then he has in some sense failed." According to Logan: "Muldoon is . . . in love (not wisely but too well) with language itself. . . . Too often the result is tedious foolery, the language run amok with Jabberwocky possibility (words, words, monotonously inbreeding), as if possibility were reason enough for the doing." Yet, both Logan and Kirsch also offered praise for Hay. Logan concluded: "Everyone interested in contemporary poetry should read this book. . . . In our time of tired mirrors and more-than-tiresome confession, Muldoon is the rare poet who writes through the looking glass."
Muldoon's poems have been collected into three books, Selected Poems 1968-1986 (1986), New Selected Poems: 1968-1994 (1996), and the hefty Poems 1968-1998 (2001). His book Moy Sand and Gravel (2002) won both the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry and the International Griffin Poetry Prize. While the book clearly draws from Muldoon's well-known bag of tricks, Ian Samson in the Guardian found that no bad thing: "He may resort to familiar charms and rubrics, but his obsessions with particular forms and registers and vocabularies never dwindles to insensitivity. His is a triumph of technique—a constant resuscitation of the self and of form." Muldoon's tenth collection (by some estimates), Horse Latitudes (2006), received both wide spread praise and criticism. Jim McCue in the Independent wrote that the book represented "a good poet in the doldrums," while James Fenton, reviewing for the Guardian, called it "as usual, an event."
Horse Latitudes was shortlisted for the TS Eliot Prize and released the same year as Muldoon's The End of the Poem: Oxford Lectures in Poetry. Bringing together the fifteen lectures Muldoon delivered as Oxford Professor of Poetry—a post he held from 1999 to 2004—the lectures, argued Adam Phillips in the London Review of Books, "are about poetic influence more than anything else…Muldoon is generous and expansive in his naming of names; he is the exemplary poet as fan…one of the most thrilling books of 'literary criticism' published in the last fifty years." Muldoon's Clarendon lectures in English were collected in the alphabetic survey of Irish literature, To Ireland, I (2000), Reviewing the book for the Times Literary Supplement, Clair Wills found "something irreducibly esoteric about this trip through the weird and wonderful land of Irish letters, and the quirkiness, bordering on whimsy, will no doubt alienate many readers. This is unfortunate, because the book also contains some of Muldoon's most forthright reflections to date on the relations of history, literature and politics."
In addition to poetry, Muldoon has written libretti, rock lyrics—for Warren Zevon, The Handsome Family, and his own band, Rackett—and many books for children. He edited both the Faber Anthology of Contemporary Irish Poetry (1986) and the Faber Book of Beasts (1997). He has also translated the work of Irish poets, including Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill, into English. He has won many major poetry awards, including the John William Corrington Award for Literary Excellence. In 2007, he was hired as poetry editor of the New Yorker. Since 1987 Muldoon has lived in the United States, where he is now Howard G.B. Clark Professor of the Humanities and Chair of the University Center for the Creative and Performing Arts at Princeton University. Paul Muldoon lives with his wife, writer Jean Hanff Korelitz, and their two children near Princeton, New Jersey.
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Rock gardens have become an important aspect of landscape design in New Jersey. Garden landscaping designs have evolved so much, that there are many different categories to choose from, for e.g. Rock Gardens, Water gardens, Japanese Gardens, Chinese Gardens etc.
Rock Gardens are also known as Japanese or Zen Gardens. By the causal use of your space and some rocks that complement it a work of art can be created. Rock gardens provide a 'relief' from the green shrubs and plants that make up your garden.
They create a feeling of 'Zen' that helps soothe the soul, as the Japanese would say it. It is the placement of the rocks and seasonal plants in a rock garden by the landscape architects that helps create the 'Zen'.
Rock gardens are one of the few trend-setting landscape designs fashionable from the gardens of New Jersey all the way to Connecticut, at the moment.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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Pinter Fortnightly. The Room and The Collection.
I remember clearly, as I've said before, seeing a performance of Harold Pinter's Betrayal at Intiman Theatre in 1995. That was fifteen years ago. That was all the experience I had with Pinter until last summer, when the actor Frank Corrado channeled a life-long passion for Pinter into a series of fortnightly readings at A Contemporary Theater. I caught the last one, Moonlight, and it left me eager for more. My eagerness was rewarded by a new company, Shadow and Light Theatre (founded by the aforementioned Frank Corrado and the sublime Suzanne Bouchard), and a production of two one-act plays, Ashes to Ashes and A Kind of Alaska a few months ago. Then the Pinter Fortnightly series started up again, and although I missed the first one, I made it to the second.
This time around I recognize some of the players: Anne Allgood, from Rock 'n' Roll last fall, and Elise Hunt, from last summer's Moonlight. There are six actors, besides Frank Corrado (who presents the plays and gives the stage directions), some of whom are in current productions and are here on their night off. We start off with The Room, Pinter's first play, and suddenly I realize that now I have seen more Pinter than I have any other playwright, save for Shakespeare. (Though Shaw, Stoppard, Chekhov, Ackbourn, and Steven Dietz are close behind). The Room is, like his other works, by turns sharp, funny, somewhat unnerving and suspenseful, rising unexpectedly in a shattering crescendo that causes me to jump about a foot in the air at its climax. (In this last part it is unlike the other plays I have seen).
The Collection is different. It is more like a Noel-Coward-like drawing-room farce, entertaining, but still with something unsettling about it, the way Pinter is always unsettling. The more details you know, the more truths you hear, the less you understand. As it draws to a close I finally realize that I can imagine all the plays I've seen so far as one cohesive body of work, that Pinter, as a playwright, hit the ground running with The Room and just kept going, creating a language, a sense of atmosphere that remains entirely his own. I can hardly wait for more.
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Galata Tower
Galata tower is symbols of istanbul and galata district.There are many rumors how it was built. At the rumors tower was built in 507 bye Emperor Lustianos. At he same time Genoese called the Jesus Tower Byzantiums called Big Tower.A the latest version tower which most closely resembles was built in 1384 bye Genoesians colony , was the highpoint city walls.At the Ottoman period, tower was used as dungeon, observatory,fire lookout tower. Tower was restored many times , earthquakes, fires,storms affected many times. Hazerfan Ahmet Çelebi flied to Üsküdar from to Galata Tower whit artificial wings in 1638.
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Roman Polanski Working on 'God of Carnage' Adaptation, Says Wife
By: Leonard Jacobs
The embattled Roman Polanski may have a new project in the works: adapting and directing a film version of Yasmina Reza's Tony-winning play 'God of Carnage.'
Of course, he has vital details to work out first, such as remaining under house arrest at his Switzerland chateau and fighting extradition to the U.S. in the still-unresolved 33-year-old sex case against him.
Even from house arrest, however, Polanski is still at work as he finishes post-production on his latest film, 'The Ghost Writer,' which will have its world premiere at the 60th annual Berlin International Film Festival next month. Based on a novel by Robert Harris, 'The Ghost Writer' stars Ewan McGregor and Pierce Brosnan.
'God of Carnage,' meanwhile, has proven a worldwide hit. In Paris, it starred Isabelle Huppert; in London, it starred Ralph Fiennes. And on Broadway, the cast on opening night in March 2009 included James Gandolfini, Marcia Gay Harden, Jeff Daniels and Hope Davis. Now in its 10th month on the Great White Way, the current New York cast features Christine Lahti, Annie Potts, Jimmy Smits and Scottish actor Ken Stott.
The L.A. Times picked up on Polanski's involvement in 'God of Carnage' following an Elle magazine interview with Polanski's wife, Emmanuelle Siegner, co-star of 'The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.' Siegner offered no further details on the project, which has yet to be confirmed, officially.
Marcia Gay Harden, James Gandolfini, Hope Davis, Jeff Daniels
Reza's play examines two sets of parents brought into contact when their respective children come into conflict. As hope for resolving their children's differences fades, the conversation between the parents devolves into accusations, insults and a raucous four-way argument, suggesting a fine line between adults and children.
Last week, a California judge ruled that Polanski could not be sentenced in absentia for slipping out of the U.S. in 1978 after pleading guilty to unlawful intercourse with a minor -- tantamount to statutory rape. Polanski's lawyers are appealing.
Here is a great cartoon drawing from DeviantART from "The Fearless Vampire Killers":
It looks as though Roman can't keep his mind off Sharon :)
Ever see the "Valley of the Dolls" trailer? Here it is:
Happiness is... Sharon Tate:
And a belated birthday tribute to Sharon:


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The Essential Component of Jewish Continuity
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1 Adam on 2008 03 05
To be honest I have to disagree that women don't go astray and it is sad that Rabbi's have to put down other men to defend a BLESSING THAT IS COMPLETELY RABBINIC AND IMPERFECT "MALE" RABBI'S MADE. I may agree with Rabbi's 80% of the time but not 100%. To they get any advice from their wives about this blessing. THe first story in the bible EVE WENT ASTRAY. Didn't she? According to these Rabbi's Adam should have been rewarded for listening to his wife. He was not. HIs wife went Astry and convinced Adam to do the same. WHy did these Rabbi's have to put down other men and not look at their own imperfections.
2 Al Ibrahim on 2008 06 03
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Very interesting and useful post.
Thx, your blog in my RSS reader now
3 Shmuel on 2010 05 29
Great article!
"G-d is a combination of male and female attributes." God is a combination? How about: "God chose to manifest His infinite Oneness to created beings in male and female attributes." or something.
I think the Maharal was familiar with Kabbalah, and he uses the expression chomer and tzura all the time. Different focus or different audience when using these terms, maybe?
Your new book, Sfiros, is the best!
4 israel on 2014 12 23
Wonderful to hear a kiruv person not resort to feminist apologetics. I don't consider the Rav Kook piece apologetic. He's saying men are superior in some ways and women in some. The part that commenter adam objected to, about women not straying, I'm not sure what to do with that. I'm sure that Rav Kook is not saying that women don't sin. Straying is probably more a big time straying like the golden calf. If man is the influencer, that can happen. However, R' Hirsch points out that women actually led the way in some of the big time national sins. See Judaism Eternal II, "The Jewish Woman." I do wonder what R' Kook would say about that. See Vilna Gaon, Even Shelaimah, 1:2 for more on propensity to sin per gender.


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NEW YORK — Through 23 games, New York Knicks head coach Mike Woodson is clearly the leading candidate for this season's Coach of the Year award.
Well, it's about to be time for Woodson to really earn that honor, because Amar'e Stoudemire has been cleared to practice for the first time since having knee surgery on Oct. 31. And though his teammates will be resting between games, Stoudemire is scheduled to get two practices in this week.
When it comes to designating their young players for assignment, the Knicks have not made much use of the D-League. But this week, they'll take real advantage of their hybrid relationship with the Erie BayHawks.
Erie's next game is in nearby Springfield on Friday. So the Knicks will have them practice at the MSG Training Center in Greenburgh this week. And that will allow Stoudemire to get in two full practices on Tuesday and Thursday while his NBA teammates rest. Playing every other day, the Knicks simply don't have the opportunity to get in the practice time that Stoudemire needs to prepare for game action.
"He's been cleared and we're going to let him practice with the D-League team," Woodson said. "And we'll evaluate tomorrow after practice come Wednesday and see where he is and see how he feels."
If practice goes well for Stoudemire, there's a possibility that he could play Friday against Chicago or Sunday against Minnesota.
"The practices have got to go kind of in his favor," Woodson said. "I don't want him coming to me after tomorrow's practice and saying, 'Well coach, I'm hurt and sore.' Then we've got to evaluate it and still take it a day at a time. I'm not going to rush him back. He's got to be ready. And we'll lean on him to tell me when he's ready to go."
The Knicks have been playing incredibly well without Stoudemire. Heading into Monday's meeting with the Houston Rockets, they lead the Eastern Conference with an 18-5 record, a mark that includes two blowout wins over the second-place Miami Heat.
But if New York needs any help, it's on the defensive end of the floor, where it currently ranks 16th and where Stoudemire is a liability. Only four teams have regressed more defensively this season than the Knicks, who are allowing about four points per 100 possessions more than they did last season.
The Knicks' offense, meanwhile, is running like a well-oiled machine. It ranks second in the league behind Oklahoma City and is scoring nine points per 100 possessions better than the league average, which would make it the third-best offense — behind the 2003-04 Mavericks and this year's Thunder — since the 1977-78 season, when the league started counting turnovers.
So it's unclear how Stoudemire can help at this point. Last season, of course, he hurt the Knicks, who were much better, both offensively and defensively, when Stoudemire wasn't playing. Since trading for Carmelo Anthony, the Knicks are 35-45 (including 1-7 in the postseason) in games in which Stoudemire has played. And New York has been outscored by 123 points in the 1,880 minutes that Anthony and Stoudemire have played together.
But things have clearly been different under Woodson than they were under Mike D'Antoni. The Knicks are 36-11 in the regular season under Woodson entering Tuesday's action, 9-2 in games that Stoudemire played at the end of last season.
Anthony will miss his fourth game this season on Monday, still recovering from the sprained ankle he suffered in last Thursday's win over the Lakers.
Assuming Anthony is healthy by the time Stoudemire returns, Woodson will have a serious rotation dilemma to deal with. With Anthony clearly more potent offensively playing the four in the Knicks' offense, he must stagger his two stars' minutes as much as possible. And whether or not Stoudemire eventually returns to the Knicks' starting lineup, it will be a serious challenge for Woodson to keep his mojo going as he integrates Stoudemire into his rotation.
But hey, nobody said winning the Coach of the Year award was easy.
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Welp! I finished my book like I said I would and the way it ended was pretty intense and need to find out what happens next!! I won't go into details just in case someone happens to be reading it or will read it but it was the one by Jennifer Amentrout. Opal. The Lux novel. I guess we gotta wait and see!
The weekend went by so fast. Saturday was spent cleaning and running errands...and standing in the kitchen making food for people!! Cabbage rolls. Such a pain in the ass to make especially when you're not yourself eating them. Made em with beef and pork this time. It really is a lot of work.
I also tried that shrimp recipe I posted...it wasn't the greatest to be honest. Nothing to write home about at all and for some reason after flour-ing the shrimp and frying them up the flour coating just came off. So it was a bit disappointing but I'll tell you one thing though. Shrimps - how I've missed you!! Seriously delicious regardless. The price of them have just gone up though for some reason and that's why I don't usually buy them anymore.
On another note. I tried to upgrade my phone to the iPhone 6. Unfortunately there is a fee still - around $200. I can't do that right now when I'll be out of work so soon. So I am going to have to pass on my upgrade for a few months which was disappointing but obviously things happen for a reason, right??
With all that has been going on it would be so easy to be on a perpetual downer. Which is something that I may have done in the past. But I can't allow that to happen this time. I was actually reading my horoscope - which isn't something I ever do. But it made so much sense.
The blog asked not to copy and paste any part of the text really so here is the link. You'll see that THAT is my life!
The imagine below by the way is Mystic Mamma's art.
The imagine below by the way is Mystic Mamma's art.
Yesterday we watched a few movies and had a pretty lazy day other then running a few more errands in the morning and making Trav go on a short but brisk walk with the puppies. He always kicks up a stink when he goes, lol, but it's fun.
Today he is not feeling well at all. :( I do just hope that he goes home for the day even though it hasn't even started yet...he needs to just sleep off whatever he caught.
Now it's back to work...Monday - blahday more like it...lol but we will keep optimistic.
Ugh...I also did NOT plan my week out at all. I suck at this! But will do a detox today {hold me accountable people!} so that means I will just do a liquid fast. I weighed in again and the scale said 136.2lbs. Ugh. I am pretty sure it's just water weight though but we will see what the number says for the next two days.
Anyways...that's all for now. I hope that the day goes by super fast. I did write this yesterday in bed but am posting it {and tweaked it} today.
Hope everyone else had a great weekend. I am off to research some blenders.


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Some people wear their heart on their sleeve. I prefer to keep mine inside my rib cage.
For whatever reasons, I have never been one to pour out my soul to a willing listener. Sometimes I share my troubles and difficulties, my wonderings and deepest thoughts – but many times I prefer to quietly and anonymously ponder.
Why is it so hard to be open? Why do I struggle to express my heart's beat? I guess I fear that delicate word – vulnerability. It seems to go hand in hand with trust, which is another word that can be tripped over.
Yet I am coming to know the beauty and strength that can be found in utilizing such words. They allow my burdens to be carried by another. They allow my confusion to be clearly seen in another's light. They allow me to connect genuinely, honestly, humanly with another.
Is it easy? No. It may never be easy, and I may never naturally be open and real and, well, vulnerable.
But I am all too aware of the gift it is when another person opens up their heart to me. They speak and share and trust, and I must hold their heart with gentleness and strength.
By God's grace, I will never treat lightly the baring of another's heart. By God's grace, every time another shares with me, I will honour them with trust.
I appreciate their gift of openness, and I am learning to share my own heart. I am learning to be open and real. I am learning to be vulnerable, trusting that the other will hold my heart gently in return.
It is a strange and unique and beautiful thing. When I share my words and heart with another, and when I receive another's words and heart, we are both allowing and being allowed a sacred glimpse into another's soul.
Because this is the very meaning of intimacy: into me see.
© Emma McGeorge 2013
The idea of "intimacy = into me see" came from Dietrich Soakai of South Auckland Poets Collective. A sample of his work can be found here


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|From South Africa
Drove up North through Blyde River Canyon and then over to Kruger. Beautiful drive through some amazing country; the landscape changes every 100K, flat lands, hills, hugh cattle farms, pine forests, steep rocky outcroppings, etc. The highway stretches forever with nothing in between the exits, yet we often see people walking along the road. Parts of the highway are adjacent to shanty towns and they have signs that read !Danger Hijacking Area! !Do Not Stop!. The median on the highway has a wall 15ft high and 6 feet thick in these areas, separating the shanty on one side and a more middle class neighborhood on the other.
South Africa is a first world country with loads of infrastructure, yet many jobs that can quickly be done with machinery are done by hand. This is done on purpose in an attempt to create more employment. For example, you see large teams of workers cutting grass and trimming bushes along the highway by hand. Gas stations are required by law to have full teams and stay open 24 hrs.
Along the ride, you can't help but notice gas station managers and shop owners wearing side arms in some of the places that we stop. A Constant reminder that you always need to be careful.
Spent a night at the Blyde River Canyon Lodge (pic at top), very beautiful lodge and very reasonably priced. http://www.blyderivercanyon.co.za/accommodation.html
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On the road to Kruger, we stopped by a place called 'Gods Window' with unbelievable views.
We arrived in Hazyview between Numbi and Phabeni Gates at Kruger. Stayed at the Umbhaba Lodge which is not worth the price – just a tourist trap. Worry more about spending as much time in the park, rather than where you'll sleep. We went for a night drive and a day drive through Kruger. Amazing, and you can drive into the park on your own during the day. Saw loads of wildlife including 4 of the Big 5 (the 5 most dangerous animals to hunt on foot) – buffalo, elephants, rhino, and leopard – didn't get lions yet.