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REVIEW: H-NET BOOK REVIEW Published by firstname.lastname@example.com (July 2006) Joel Tatelman. _The Heavenly Exploits: Buddhist Biographies from the Divyaavadaana_. Volume 1. Clay Sanskrit Library Series. New York: New York University Press, 2005. 444 pp. Introduction, notes, index. $22.00 (cloth), ISBN 0-8147-8288-4. Reviewed for H-Buddhism by Liz Wilson, Department of Comparative Religion, Miami University Buddhism Meets the World "Where religion meets the world, these narratives present something for everyone," the dust jacket of this volume proclaims. And there is indeed something for everyone in the four _Divyaavadaana_ narratives that Joel Tatelman has translated into English here; in this slim volume (the first in a multivolume edition), released by the Clay Sanskrit Library, Tatelman has produced a fine addition to an esteemed series that also offers such choice Sanskrit literary treats as Vaalmiiki's _Raamaayana_, as rendered into English by Robert P. Goldman, Sheldon I. Pollock, and other skilled translators. Drawing our attention to "the worldly face of religious literature," the dust jacket of Tatelman's entry recommends these tales as much for their entertainment value as for their historical or didactic value. To the extent that religious commitments are instantiated in humble everyday actions like cooking food, building houses, getting married, and paying off loans, Buddhism does indeed "meet the world" more frequently than some Buddhological tomes would lead one to suppose. And Joel Tatelman has a fine sense of how to present the actions of Buddhist actors, who practice the teachings while seeking adventure and making money, to English speakers who may have some vaporous assumptions about the purported non-materialism of the "spiritual" East. Tatelman's translations narrate tales that accent the suspenseful adventures of non-monastic Buddhist merchants and ruling elites. Tatelman provides just enough context in his brief introduction to help the reader appreciate why these texts have many details on life- cycle rites, beliefs and practices geared toward controlling conception and fertility, commercial and business life, etc. We learn such useful things as methods for setting up a caravan (donkeys are deemed superior, and the wise merchant will find a spot in the middle rather than at the front or the back), and how to recognize a city inhabited by hungry ghosts. Beyond their value as tips that any traveler of any era might well keep in mind, such details tell us a great deal about the social life of South Asian Buddhists, especially those living and traveling in the frontier lands of the northwest, in the early centuries of the Common Era. We learn a great deal more about what the Sarvaastivaadins and Muulasarvaastivaadins aspired to and valued than we do from many standard works on early Buddhism in South Asia. And we learn what women, especially lay women, were doing and thinking, as well as what men thought women were doing and thinking. While Tatelman's slim volume does not, in this regard, provide much commentary on the gender-dynamics of these tales (less than one might expect in light of the insightful introduction he provided in his earlier annotated translation of _The Glorious Deeds of Puur.na_, a study of the _Puur.naavadaana_), it is clear that Tatelman values what such narratives can tell us about gender in South Asia. These are tales that flow from a large wellspring of South Asian popular literature, much of it of the "penny dreadful" sort. ("Beware, young man! She appears to have sharp fangs behind those ruby red lips!") Though action-packed and seemingly lowbrow in intended audience, the narratives translated here are situated within a genre of Buddhist literature that accounts for present-day escapades by reference to the protagonist's morally determinative deeds of the past. The melodramatic narrative worlds of these tales are shaped by karma, by actions in the past, and follow fairly predictable patterns according to which an action of one kind yields an outcome in the form of particular lifescapes (hellish, heavenly, ghostly, human, animal, and the like) and _dramatis personae_ encountered. Tatelman's introduction focuses on those features of the Avadaana genre that help us to understand the drive for wealth, adventure, and love that animate these tales. Like Tatelman's earlier annotated translation and study of the _Puur.naavadaana_, this volume's introduction gives useful information on what Buddhist texts were in wide circulation during the period in which early Avadaanas were composed (at the beginning of the Common Era), and about how the translated work adds to our understanding of the genre. Tatelman has a fine appreciation for lively storytelling, and his work corrects the tendency to neglect this important means of conveying the teachings--a tendency that has long characterized the field of Buddhist studies, despite the fact that monastic libraries across the Buddhist world are chock-full of these kinds of tales. Tatelman's volume is also invaluable as a source of information about devotional rituals that some older Buddhological tomes assume all monks would rightfully eschew. For example, one story narrates 'Saakyamuni's visit to a frontier town where Buddhist monks and missionaries have encountered doubt and conflict. He transports himself to the frontier using his psychic powers, seated in his perfumed chamber, accompanied by a devout goddess who shades him with a _baakula_ branch. After performing amazing deeds and winning the attention and faith of the townspeople, he miraculously emits hair and nail relics from his living body, to be enshrined in a reliquary at the request of a group of women who converted to Buddhism at the sight of his glorious body. We are told that for one who has acquired merit over many lifetimes, seeing a Buddha has a greater effect on the mind than twelve years of meditation (_na tathaa dvaada'savar.saabhyasta.h. 'samatha's cittasya kalyataa.m janayati ... yathopacitaku'sala muulahetukasya sattvasya tat prathamato Buddhadar'sanam._) (pp.184-185). The valet goddess who had accompanied him from the Buddhist heartland to the frontier town then plants her branch onto the central shaft of the stuupa built over the living relics and takes up residence there. "'Lord, I shall remain worshipping here at this Stupa,' and there she stationed herself. Some people call the shrine 'Matrons' Stupa'; others, 'Baakula-Shaft,' and to this day it is venerated by those monks who are given to the veneration of shrines" (p. 187). The book contains two suspenseful tales of adventurous young men going to sea to find their fortunes ("The Story of Shrona Koti- karna'" and "The Story of Purna"). These adventure-seekers get more adventures than they dare to dream, of course, often of the ghoulish, vampirical, ghostly, or otherwise potentially fatal sort. Moral virtue is instantiated in physical beauty, heroic strength, quick- witted MacGyver-like responses to heroic ordeals, and in the acquisition of wealth (although of course the best form of wealth is wealth-in-circulation, not wealth that is horded). The third story in the volume, that of Prince Sudhana, demonstrates that generosity to fellow beings and indefatigable courage in defense of one's beloved (even if she is a nonhuman _kinnari_ nymph, considered dispensable by many at court) are virtues that give rise to awakening as a Buddha in a later life. The story of Prince Sudhana is a _jaataka_ (also known as a "_bodhisattva avadaana_"), narrating events from a Buddha's former life. The prince must overcome the wicked machinations of a jealous royal minister and pass through a hero's trials to be with his beloved nymph. Because it is a past- life story, Tatelman points out, the redactors do not let monastic priorities like celibacy prevent them from producing an engaging romantic narrative. Even the awakened Buddhas, the narrative suggests, have been buffeted by the psychic and material effects of erotic love, and in pursuing such love affairs in a heroic way, they successfully laid the foundation for full awakening. "The Story of Makandika the Wanderer" relates several _jaataka_s set in lands outside the Maagadhan heartland. It includes that of the trader Sinhala, who astutely avoids being consumed by a band of female ghouls when shipwrecked off the coast of Sri Lanka. It also includes the _jaataka- of a wanderer who helps to settle (or further unsettle--it is hard to say) the complicated domestic situation of King Udaayana of the Vatsas. King Udaayana had made quite a few matrimonial alliances with other rulers. The intrigues between co- wives in his court, as depicted in this narrative, would put the scriptwriters of the _Sopranos_ to shame. Jealousy toward 'Syaamavatii, a devoted lay follower of the Buddha, leads one co-wife to plot the death by arson of 'Syaamavatii and her five-hundred companions. Being devout and accomplished, they seize the opportunity to seek voluntary death and go on to exalted post-mortem destinies, and so the story ends on a triumphant note. Tatelman's translation makes for a particularly good study aid in that it is faithful to the Sanskrit (which is printed on facing pages) without much loss of elegance. The syntax of the English approximates that of the Sanskrit, which makes for easy Sanskrit training. Given the paucity of adequate Sanskrit textbooks (not to mention texts useful for the student of Buddhist hybrid Sanskrit), this volume thus stands out as an excellent teaching tool. I do have a few quibbles. The text could have used more vigorous editing. For example, on page 165 we find the following sentence that appears to be a hybrid of interrogative and imperative: "Think what is to be done?" Tatelman's failure to propose a translation or provide substantive commentary on the compound _caitya-'salaakaa- graha.ne_, used as an epithet for the monk Purna--the translation "[first in] getting meal tickets" leaves _caitya_ untranslated-- frustrates this reader. But no doubt the editorial policies for producing these tiny books limit what translators can do to satisfy the curiosity of readers. Paired with a contribution to critical theory in Buddhist studies (such as those to be found in the works of Bernard Faure, Rita Gross, Janet Gyatso, Alan Cole, or Reiko Ohnuma), this lovely edition would give an upper-level undergraduate or beginning graduate student a fairly rich palette of colors to work with in depicting the narrative worlds that the Divyaavadaana and similar texts establish, as well as the ideological commitments that structure those worlds. Copyright (c) 2006 by H-Net, all rights reserved. H-Net permits the redistribution and reprinting of this work for nonprofit, educational purposes, with full and accurate attribution to the author, web location, date of publication, originating list, and H-Net: Humanities & Social Sciences Online. For other uses contact the Reviews editorial staff: email@example.com.
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You've been struggling to achieve the look you want. Maybe you've been struggling to achieve the weight you want. Despite working out consistently, you've got good energy but you don't have good results. If that describes your view of workout life right now, then something is missing. It could be a number of things, which means having the knowledge about how workout supplements work to help the body could be the last missing piece of the puzzle.
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You can take supplements before you workout to get your body kickstarted into action.
You can take supplements after a workout to help your body recover. Experts say both of these are good because they can enhance the workout itself, but good workout supplements target the body's mechanisms as you're working out so that you can maximize each repetition.
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There are a number of reasons why your hormones could be out of sync with your body. As humans age, their bodies naturally produce less hormones that encourage a better workout. You could be eating a diet that is high in carbs, especially sugars. Even using specific soaps can alter the hormone makeup that your body has! That's why making sure your body is operating at its maximum potential is so critical.
What About Growth Hormone Supplements?
Human growth hormone does what its name implies: it encourages the cells in the body to grow or regenerate. This also declines over time and is one of the contributors to the outward aging process. Your body won't react to growth hormone by building muscle or burning fat, but you will be able to increase your recovery times and be able to workout more often because of what these supplements can trigger your body to do.
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Parched conditions and dwindling reserves inspired Southern California's first "water supply alert" in 17 years Tuesday, leaving the region one step from possible water rationing.
The alert by the region's water wholesaler, the Metropolitan Water District of Los Angeles, will have a cascade effect on local water agencies downstream: they will likely buy advertising and put out mailers to hammer home to consumers the need for water conservation.
"This will really send a strong message to all of Southern California that we're in a very serious crisis," said Metropolitan board chairman Timothy F. Brick. "We need to speak with a really strong and united voice about the importance of taking action, and promptly."
The main message: cut down on outdoor watering, don't let water run into the gutter, and reduce water use indoors – shutting off the faucet instead of letting it run while brushing teeth or shaving.
At the Fountain Valley headquarters of the Municipal Water District of Orange Count – which passes along imported water from Metropolitan to local agencies and helps coordinate group efforts – about 20 public relations representatives from among the district's 26 member agencies met to plan their strategy.
That will likely include mailers and newspaper advertising, and arrangements with local cable companies to broadcast Metropolitan's public service commercials more widely in Orange County, said Matt Stone, associate general manager at the Municipal Water District.
Water agencies also will encourage consumers to take advantage of rebates for installing low-flow toilets and other water-saving devices.
"We're trying to make sure the public has good information, access to rebates, things like that," Stone said. "We've seen an uptick in the amount of calls we're getting from the public, wanting to participate in those programs. That is a good sign the message is getting through."
Metropolitan will continue its $6 million advertising campaign and intensify it this summer and fall, spokesman Bob Muir said.
City governments, meanwhile, are being asked to dust off water conservation ordinances and make sure they are up to date.
The soonest Southern California would be likely to see water rationing would be summer 2009, agency experts say. Metropolitan would not ration water directly, but would cut allocations to downstream agencies; the agencies would then make their own decisions about rationing.
"If the call for conservation works, we may be able to push that back," Stone said.
A variety of factors have combined to put water agencies on high alert. Court-ordered reductions in pumping from the California bay delta to protect an endangered fish, the delta smelt, have resulted in a nearly 30 percent drop in water supplied through the California aqueduct.
Dry conditions and a reduced share of water from the Colorado River are adding to the problem; reservoirs and groundwater basins have dropped by as much as half, Muir said.
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Should the New York Mets make any long-term contract offers, expect them to be made to those outside the organization.
The Mets locked up Jonathan Niese to a five-year, $25.5 million deal last season, but reportedly won't make similar offers to extend those still under team control, a short list that includes Daniel Murphy, Dillon Gee and Bobby Parnell. As of now, the Mets aren't prepared to dole out to avoid their free-agent seasons.
Murphy and Parnell are signed through 2015 and Gee is signed through 2016. Because of their contractual status, all three are extremely tradable and the Mets will listen to offers.
Gee is arbitration eligible, but isn't expected to break the bank. Neither would Murphy when it is his turn, and Parnell is currently coming off neck surgery.
Considering their financial structure, the Mets have exactly what they want with these players: low-cost certainty within the next three years.
The Mets announced Thursday outfielder Mike Baxter was claimed off waivers by the Los Angeles Dodgers, and lefty reliever Robert Carson was claimed by the Los Angeles Angels.
Baxter, the local kid from Whitestone who got the chance to play for his childhood team, hit only .189 with four RBI this season. He will always be remembered for making a circus catch to preserve Johan Santana's 2012 no-hitter.
Baxter was injured on the play, which manager Terry Collins said impacted him this season.
Carson, 24, meanwhile threw hard and made a good first impression in 2012, but served up nine homers in 19.2 innings this year.
The Mets also removed ineffective relievers Greg Burke and Sean Henn from the 40-man roster. Both are expected to become free agents.


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vahlchiro needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 152 designs submitted by 51 freelance designers.
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I am a second generation chiropractor that treat kids to the elderly with methods More Than traditional chiropractic care (spine only) via a combination of chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue treatments, modalities (decompression, laser, sound therapy), rehabilitation, and exercise. I am not the usual chiropractor.
Kids, 0 on up
Women patients, ages 20's - 60
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Some blue but mostly white collar workers. I practice in a higher income area.
The Vahl Chiropractic Wellness Center should be a primary element of the new logo.
A simple, distinctive logo that reflects the experience, professionalism and excellence.
The logo should be strong but appealing to both genders. I have earth tones (beige, olive greens, browns) in my office. Colors that go well with the earth tones are fine.
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by Matthew Dalby, sports information graduate assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Senior guard Chimere Jordan (Gray, Ga.) poured in 27 points to help the Georgia College women's basketball team (13-4, 5-4 PBC) defeat the visiting Saints from North Georgia (13-7, 4-5 PBC) by a score of 63-55 at the Centennial Center Wednesday night.
The Bobcats received a great all-around effort from multiple contributors to help grab the crucial game in the Peach Belt Conference (PBC). To go along with her 27 points, Jordan also grabbed nine boards and recorded six steals.
Helping Jordan on the boards were freshman Abby Slocumb (Suwanee, Ga.) and sophomore point guard Karisma Boykin (Carrollton, Ga.), who chipped in with seven apiece. Boykin also added a career-high 10 assists.
Scoring-wise, Dominique Huffin (Tucker, Ga.) added 13 points to go along with three rebounds and two assists.
After the Bobcats jumped out to a large lead, the Saints managed to creep back even bringing the game to 57-55 with 1:38 to play. Some stifling defense and solid work from the charity-stripe allowed the Bobcats to seal the win, ending the game on 6-0 run.
Georgia College returns to action on Saturday, Feb. 5 when they head to No. 2 Clayton State University (21-0, 10-0 PBC) seeking revenge from an early season loss.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, back-to-back winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/GCSUBobcats and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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By Lisa Capobianco
Staff Writer
For local resident Jean Rose, September 11, 2001 marked a day of disaster: her nephew worked at the Pentagon, so she felt concerned for his safety. Along with that, Rose discovered a startling revelation: she had breast cancer.
"I was shattered," Rose said. "You feel like your life is over."
Without hesitation, Rose decided to undergo a mastectomy on her left breast, and shortly after underwent another mastectomy on her right breast before the cancer even became active. She received chemotherapy in 2002, and nearly 12 years later, Rose said she is doing well as a breast cancer survivor.
"Cancer is just a word—it is not a sentence," Rose said. "The day we get diagnosed is the day we become survivors."
About two to three years after Rose's diagnosis, one of her daughters discovered that she also had breast cancer, and underwent a double mastectomy without thinking twice about the surgery. Rose said her daughter is also doing well as a survivor.
"We consider ourselves very fortunate," Rose said. "It has given me a new purpose."
Breast cancer serves as the second leading cause of cancer death in women, reported the American Cancer Society. According to American Cancer Society's website, women by age 40 should undergo yearly mammograms, and women in their 20s and 30s should undergo clinical breast exams about every three years.
Dr. Barbara Fallon, the medical director of the Comprehensive Breast Health Center at the Hospital of Central Connecticut said it is especially important for women over 50 years old to get screened.
"Breast cancer usually occurs in one-third of women under age 50, and two-thirds of women over age 50." Dr. Fallon said.
The American Cancer Society's breast health guidelines also report that women of all ages should also report any changes they notice in their breasts to their physicians.
"Every chance of getting screened is a lifesaver," said Dr. Sai Varanasi of the new Beekley Center for Breast Health and Wellness at Bristol Hospital. "Look out for any red flags."
Dr. Varanasi shared a survey recently presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology Breast Cancer Symposium 2013. Dr. Varanasi said that according to the study, nine out of ten women who were about to undergo a mammogram could not accurately quantify their risk for breast cancer, whether they overestimated or underestimated their risk.
"They are listening, but they are not synthesizing," Dr. Varanasi said. "There is a lot of information out there."
A captain for the Southington Relay for Life since 2003, Rose said women should take their risk of getting breast cancer seriously, and should not neglect their yearly mammograms.
"The earlier you are detected, the better your prognosis is," Rose said. "They absolutely save lives."
Mammograms can save lives; October is breast cancer awareness month
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Organizers for Nederland's Miner's Days and Heritage Celebration, which was scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 21, and Sunday, Sept. 22, has been canceled for this year. The annual event will return in 2014 on Saturday, Sept. 20, and Sunday, Sept. 21.
The Boulder International Film Festival scheduled to begin Wednesday, Sept. 18, and run through Sunday, Sept. 29, is planning to go on as scheduled. The ninth annual event is scheduled for multiple venues around Boulder, but Fringe Central will be at the Agora at the Riverside, 1724 Broadway, Boulder. For more information, visit boulderfringe.com.
The Boulder Bach Festival scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, at St. John's Episcopal Church, 1419 Pine St., Boulder, and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at First Lutheran Church, 3rd Avenue and Terry Street, Longmont, is planning to proceed with the performances. For more information, visit boulderbachfestival.org.
Previous updates
The Boulder Public Library's main branch at 1001 Arapahoe Ave. will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, but the parking lot remains closed due to debris.
Both the East and South Boulder Recreation Centers will be open today and Sunday. However, all weekend classes have been canceled.
Due to an emergency declaration, all city Open Space and Mountain Parks lands and trails are closed due to dangerous conditions.
Boulder City Manager Jane Brautigam also issued an emergency order closing several city parks and paths until further notice.
The closed areas inlcude the Boulder Creek Path, Boulder Reservoir, Coot Lake, Crestview Park, Eben G. Fine Park, Elks Parks, Knollwood tennis courts, Mapleton ball fields, Pleasant View Fields, Stazio ball fields and the Valmont bike park.
There are also partial closures or restricted access to Bear Creek Park, Burke Park, Columbia Cemetery, East Boulder Community Center, Harlow Platts Park, Keewayden Park, North Boulder Park, North Boulder Recreation Center, Scott Carpenter Park and Parkside.
Erie has canceled its Fall Clean-Up event that was to have taken place at the Front Range Landfill and the Leon A. Wurl Service Center on Saturday. Town staff is working to reschedule this event.
The Good Sam Bike Jam scheduled for Sunday in Lafayette has been canceled due to flooding along the bike routes. Food and water for the event for about 600 people will be donated to the shelter at Niwot High School, where evacuees from Jamestown are headed.
Saturday's 4 p.m. Flatirons Community Orchestra concert at Harvest Church in Boulder has been canceled.
The Parks & Wreck Erie Skate Competition, sponsored by Public Eye Skateboards and scheduled for Saturday, will take place on Sept 21 instead.
Out Boulder, the local nonprofit advocacy organization for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer community, has postponed Sunday's Boulder Pridefest and related events.
The Boulder County Farmers Market has canceled Saturday's markets in Boulder and Longmont.
Boulder Fall Fest has canceled this weekend's event.
Naropa University's campuses continue to be closed, with the exception of Bonai Shalom's Yom Kippur services, which are being held at the Nalanda campus.


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Diana Deutsch is Professor of Psychology at the University of California, San Diego, She is internationally known for the musical illusions and paradoxes that she discovered; these include the octave illusion, the scale illusion, the glissando illusion, the tritone paradox, the cambiata illusion, the phantom words illusion and the speech-to-song illusion, among others. She also explores memory for music, and how we relate the sounds of music and speech to each other. In addition she studies absolute pitch - why some people possess it, and why it is so rare.
Deutsch has over 200 publications, including The Psychology of Music, (1st edition, 1982; 2nd edition (1999), 3rd edition (2013) and the compact discs Musical Illusions and Paradoxes (1995) and Phantom Words and Other Curiosities (2003). She has been elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Acoustical Society of America, the Audio Engineering Society, the Society of Experimental Psychologists, the American Psychological Society, and the American Psychological Association. She received the Rudolf Arnheim Award for Outstanding Achievement in Psychology and the Arts from the American Psychological Association, the Gustav Theodor Fechner Award for Outstanding Contributions to Empirical Aesthetics from the International Association of Empirical Aesthetics, the Science Writing Award for Professionals in Acoustics from the Acoustical Society of America, and the Gold Medal Award from the Audio Engineering Society for "lifelong contributions to the understanding of the human hearing mechanism and the science of psychoacoustics."
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Psychology of Music
"So the attributes of The Psychology of Music are thoroughness, authority and clarity. That one volume can so adeptly select, draw on, arrange, assess, amplify its material and invite the reader to draw meaningful and reliable conclusions relevant to his/her love of music is a huge achievement. That the book does so with apposite and well-adduced illustrations while at the same time blending technical and specialist accuracy with accessibility is remarkable..."
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Musical Illusions and
Phantom Words
"These two CDs are absolutely mind-boggling. Diana is, in effect, hosting a magical mystery tour of your own brain, and believe me, it's quite a ride."
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It may be preparing to change its company name and even its business direction, but that hasn't stopped the Finnish phone maker from launching another well-made, affordable handset aimed at those that are taking their first steps into the mobile phone market and those that just want a dependable backup handset for emergencies.
The Nokia 108 and 108 Dual SIM phones have excellent still and moving image-recording capabilities and, because they come with SD slots for up to 32GB of storage, users can film and photograph to their hearts' content.
But as well as images, the extra space could be used for games and music. The phones also feature built-in radios, mp3 players and flashlights and, best of all, offer a 31-day standby time — thanks to the lack of touch screen — meaning that the single SIM variant is an ideal emergency call phone. Charge it up, drop it in a bag or a car and it'll last the month before the battery needs topping up. The dual SIM's battery life is a little shorter — 25 days — but it does offer users the choice of which SIM card to use every time they make a call or send a text.
Available in black, red, white yellow and cyan, the phones will start shipping towards the end of the year for a recommended retail price of just $29. At that price, they could also make perfect souvenirs of the Nokia of old, for phone fans before the company becomes the Microsoft of new. They even come with Snake pre-installed for those who really want a trip


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Sustainable Chemistry, Innovative and Competitive Companies. 2nd editionActivity by Concepció Roca | added on Apr 27, 2010 | Spain
Sponsor(s): GOLD SPONSORS: FEIQUE - Spanish Chemical Industry Federation; FEDEQUIM, Catalan Chemical Industry Federation; EXPOQUIMIA exhibition, BASF Española. SPONSORS: Dow, Emerson Process Management, Solutex, Solvay Ibérica, Technip Iberia
"Sustainable Chemistry, Innovative and Competitive Companies" seminar will allow exploring, through real case studies, how the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries can make use of new solutions, implement new processes and improve profitability by innovating with sustainability criteria.
Sustainability and competitiveness are strategic priorities for the European chemical industry; accordingly, the II Conference "Sustainable Chemistry, innovative and competitive companies", organized by the Spanish Platform of Sustainable Chemistry, SUSCHEM ESPAÑA, together with Chemistry and Society forum FORO QUÍMICA Y SOCIEDAD and IESE Business School, offers first-hand presentations on the solutions the industry has implemented towards greater sustainability and competitiveness, referring to new approaches to production plants, and new materials and processes. The chemical industry, being at the start of most value chains and supplying its products to all sectors of the economy, is at the forefront of the transition to a more sustainable development.
Production plants for greater competitiveness
The emergence of global marketing networks and the intense pressure on prices are leaving their mark on the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Producers must ensure that faster time to market does not affect product quality. The engineering teams which design chemical plants must take all of these factors into account, for the importance of efficient resource utilization is ever-increasing. During the course of its lifecycle, a chemical plant undergoes a continual process of modernization, rationalization and systems replacement, towards a greater competitiveness and sustainability.
On the other hand, a world-scale plant is not always the best solution, particularly when the economy slows down. Small, modular plants which give the user enough flexibility to adapt as markets evolve are often the better alternative outside of the basic chemicals sector and so, the general trend towards modular design and higher levels of automation continues. Modular design increases flexibility, and users can react more quickly to changing market conditions at less cost. Automation offers the advantage of good, reproducible quality.
New materials for greater energy efficiency
To be complete, energy efficiency needs to span to the building itself; "Sustainable Chemistry, innovative and competitive companies" Conference includes solutions for energy efficiency in construction in both the buildings envelope and its structure.
New ecological solutions will also be presented for soil and water decontamination, necessarily called for in some processes. Since chemistry enables the great majority of manufactured products, world challenges will ultimately be solved by the chemical industry.
The Conference also includes:
Panel Session "2050: The Future of Industry"
Expert Panel on industry development during the next decades. Among participants are: Luis Serrano, Solvay General Manager for Spain and Portugal and President of the Spanish Chemical Industry Federation, FEIQUE; Mr. Carles Navarro, Commercial Director BASF Española, and Dr. Gernot Klotz, CEFIC Executive Manager Research & Innovation.
I Investment Forum on Sustainable Chemistry
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Monday, December 04, 2006
Canteen classics: azu, the Tatar meat stew
Azu is a dish from the Tatar kitchen (Tatars being Turkic speaking people on the Russian territory), though that's all I know, as online enquiries and my cookbooks gave very little information on it, just an odd recipe here and there. In any case, I remember this dish being served at our school canteen rather frequently. I remember it being cooked up by lovely dinner ladies at pioneer camps during summer. I have memories, if somewhat vague, of eating this at the student canteen during my university years at Tartu. Day after I served this at home last week, K. came home to announce he saw azu on the menu of the small canteen where he usually grabs his lunch.
However, the dish is probably unknown to you, hence the recipe. While a combination of beef, fried potatoes and sliced pickles may sound, well, a bit odd, I urge you to try it. Unusual it is, granted, but simple and tasty as well.
Canteen, by the way, is söökla in Estonian. There's a mouthful :)
Azu, the Tatar meat stew
Serves 4
400 grams beef (I used a lean back piece)
2 Tbsp oil
2 medium onions, chopped
2 Tbsp tomato puree
1-2 Tbsp adjika, optional
some chopped garlic
1-2 pickled or salted cucumbers, sliced
400 grams of potatoes, chopped and fried separately
salt and black pepper
Cut the beef into 1 cm slices first (across grain) and then into thick 'fingers' (ca 1x4 cm). Heat the oil in a heavy saucepan and brown the meat.
Add the onion and fry for a few minutes.
Add the tomato puree, and the spicy Georgian paste adjika. (This is not traditional, but it does add a lovely depth to the sauce. I buy mine from my local market. You can substitute the Balkan pepper relish ajvar for adjika. Ajvar is widely available in the UK, for instance) .
Add enough boiling water to barely cover the meat. Bring to the boil, reduce heat, cover and simmer for 40-45 minutes or until the meat is almost tender.
Meanwhile, fry the chopped potatoes until golden brown (you can use either raw or boiled potatoes, the important bit is to fry them before adding to the stew).
Add the fried potatoes, sliced cucumbers and chopped garlic to the saucepan, stir gently, and simmer for another 5-10 minutes.
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Soviet canteens look and sound like heaven in comparison to Romanian ones. Lucky you!
- 12:13 am, December 05, 2006
Yum, this sounds like something that would be a big hit in our home. We like almost anything with pickled cucumbers! And I also like all-in-one-dishes. Practical!
- 12:33 pm, December 05, 2006
- Thredahlia said...
Hehee, nostalgia tõesti ja üsna vastuoluline veel pealekauba - vanaema hea ja maitsev azuu ja koolisöökla vintske lihaga variant :P Ise ei olegi proovinud teha, nagu ka paljusid teisi "sööklatoite", põhjust ei oska öelda, ju siis ei olnud neist toitudest (sellisel kujul, kui neid valmistati) erilist emotsiooni. Sinu oma paneb pildi pealt mõtte selles isetegemise suunas täitsa liikuma.
- 2:01 pm, December 05, 2006
- thepassionatecook said...
how interesting is that! the recent post i did on austrian gulasch also introduces a version of meat stew which is enjoyed with potatoes and pickles... maybe we "stole" it from the Tatars, after all!
- 3:33 pm, December 05, 2006
- dg said...
oooh that loooks good. and i can't wait to read more about your other canteen classics!
hope you are enjoying life back in estonia, i am sure the sun will have well and truly set by the time you read this comment :)
- 5:10 pm, December 05, 2006
- Pille said...
Roxy - believe me, anything home-made would have tasted a lot better than the canteen offerings. However, they did introduce us to some of the dishes from friendly Soviet states:) Cannot recall anything Romanian though, so I need to read your books to familiarise myself with that cuisine!
Clivia - if you like all-in-one dishes, and anything with pickled cucumbers, then this dish should go down well indeed!
Thredahlia - usu mind, kui poleks olnud seda seitsmeaastast eksiili (tegelikkult 8 aastat, sest enne ülikooli astumist veetsin aastakese Taanis õppides), siis ei oleks mul sellist metsikut nostalgiat kõige ajaloolise ja eestiliku (sh nõuka-aegse eesti köögi) vastu!
Johanna - might be, might be:) Reminds me that I should re-visit your post and see if you've got any feedback from your Hungarian readers:)
DietGirl - stay tuned then:) And yes, I am enjoying being at home again, even if the sun sets an hour before it does in Edinburgh:)
- 1:42 pm, December 06, 2006
Is there a version made stewed in white wine?
- 9:18 pm, April 08, 2007


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Skype for Windows 8 gets bumped to 188.8.131.52 and brings with it some welcomed features. Nothing ground breaking or earth shattering, but it's bringing parity to the features Skype users have been accustomed to for some time. Like
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Performance improvements and general fixes are things you won't really notice consciously while using the app, but finally being able to send and receive files is great. If you're running Skype on an RT device like the Surface RT, the inability to do that probably drove you mad. No more!
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Bride-to-be KEIRA KNIGHTLEY was treated to a surprise tea party on U.S. TV in celebration of her upcoming wedding.
The Pirates of the Caribbean star opened up about her engagement to The Klaxons rocker James Righton during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, admitting she is clueless about traditional wedding customs.
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Knightley giggled and called her surprise party "wicked" as a 'butler' in a pair of boxer shorts served the ladies tea in fine china.
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This logo will be used as part of the corporate identity, as well as each version for the two products. It will be used also on letter head, business cards, company cars and trucks, as well as be prominent on the web site (both the public corporate site and the private platform sites where the customers log into).
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HUNTLEY – The only contested race in Huntley for the upcoming April election features many familiar faces but only one incumbent, as four candidates vie for three trustee positions.
Trustee John Piwko will try to convince voters that he has the most village board experience as he aims for a third consecutive term, while former Trustee Jay Kadakia, fresh off a November loss for McHenry County Board, attempts a comeback.
J.R. Westberg, an Air Force veteran, also returns to the ballot, after unsuccessfully running for trustee in the last local election in 2011.
Newcomer Ronda Goldman hopes her civic experience with the Huntley Historical Society and other local groups will be enough to win over voters when they head to the polls April 9.
"Anytime you have four people looking for three spots, it is going to be a challenge," Pikwo said. "I like what I do, and I want to continue. Being the only incumbent, I do have that experience."
Incumbent Pam Fender decided not to run for re-election, after announcing her campaign to be the next Grafton Township supervisor. Trustee Ron Hahn also declined to pick up a petition, after being appointed to the position in 2011.
All of the four trustee candidates are aware of the math that is going to leave one man, or woman, out of a Village Board spot, once all ballots are counted.
Most candidates said they plan to start knocking on doors and meeting with voters and community groups in the months leading up to the April election.
Kadakia is familiar with the board, after serving as trustee from 2007 to 2011, before losing to incumbents Harry Leopold, Niko Kanakaris and then-newcomer Nick Hanson.
Kadakia also knows about Hahn's 2011 appointment, after Village President Chuck Sass initially recommended Kadakia to fill the term of Paul Mercer, who resigned after moving to Arizona.
Led by resistance from Fender, the board split on Kadakia's appointment, forcing Sass to recommend Hahn, a longtime Plan Commission member. But Kadakia said that the failed appointment had to do with local politics, not his public service pedigree.
Kadakia still serves on the McHenry County Ground Water Task Force and on a transportation panel for the McHenry County Council of Governments. He said that experience, coupled with his trustee term, makes him highly qualified to tackle the issues a growing community, such as Huntley, faces.
If elected, his priorities would be expanding the village's water system and improving Huntley's infrastructure.
"Huntley needs me," Kadakia said. "With the many candidates on the board, I can do a better or equal job than them. I have the expertise and knowledge to do that."
Goldman, a retired teacher and Chicago Public Schools administrator, is vice president and a founding member of the local historical society.
She also is vice president of the Huntley Civilian Police Academy and served on the now-defunct District 158 financial advisory committee.
The Sun City resident said she would focus her attention as trustee on economic development, helping a thriving community attract commercial developers and retailers. She also would strive to preserve the village's rural history.
"I have a feeling that Huntley is soaring to greatness, and I want to help map that journey," Goldman said.
After losing two years ago, Westberg said the community has had more opportunities to understand him and his values. The Air Force veteran now serves on the village's Plan Commission and holds a leadership position with the Huntley American Legion.
The former Huntley Jaycees President said he would protect taxpayers, as more developers look to locate to Huntley. He also would maintain the village's history of fiscal conservatism.
Like Goldman, Westberg has never held elected office.
"My dedication to Huntley has only increased in the past two years," Westberg said. "I have learned more about how the village works, as well as I have a better understanding of what our residents care about."
Piwko, who is active with St. Mary's Catholic Church and the Huntley Youth Baseball league, said he would like to see through the competition of the $69 million Interstate 90 interchange and the Kreutzer Road extension.
Piwko, who has been serving as trustee since 2007, said he has many pet projects he would like finalized. That primarily includes a more connected sidewalk and bike path system throughout the village.


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Missionary Brad Buser speaks at Friday convocation
Liberty University's Missions Emphasis week concluded Friday with missionary Brad Buser speaking to students at Friday's convocation. Buser shared his 20 years of experience serving as a missionary to the Iteri people of Papua, New Guinea, and challenged students to go into every corner of the world to share the Gospel.
"Over 2,000 languages on this planet have never been reached by the Gospel," he said.
He cited Rev. 5:9: "And they sang a new song; you are worthy to take the scroll and to open its seals, because you were slain, and with your blood you purchased me for God from every tribe and language and people and nation."
"There will be someday before the throne of our God men from every tongue, tribe and nation, but we're not there yet," he said.
Buser said more than 90 percent of Christian money is spent on people who speak English and 95 percent of money donated to missions does not go to the unreached people groups.
"Very little of our Christian emphasis is going, as Paul would say, to preach the Gospel where no man has gone before," he said.
Buser concluded by showing a video of missionaries in the tribe of Yembi and challenging students to go to the ends of the earth with the Gospel.
"At the end of the day it is a privilege, it is an honor to get to represent the King of Kings and Lord of Lords."
With the theme "By All Means," this semester's MEW featured guest speakers Luis Palau, world evangelist and author of "A Friendly Dialogue between an Atheist and a Christian," and Heather Mercer, of Global Hope. Throughout the week missionary leaders on campus joined with representatives from Liberty's six mission agency partners to help students learn how they could play a more active role in missions. A series of seminars was planned and representatives from more than 100 missions agencies set up booths and were available to speak to students.


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