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51 DONS is based on the true story of the 1951 University of San Francisco Dons football team - a group of underdogs who after an undefeated season have hopes of receiving their first ever invitation to a Bowl game - and the money that came with it. After being turned down from the Rose Bowl and Sun Bowl, the Dons are surprised to receive a bid from the Orange Bowl in Miami but on one condition
Marris lives alone in a house left to her by her recently deceased grandmother. She's a disheartened young woman, battling depression and losing her hair. One day a package arrives at her door by mistake. She opens it to reveal a strange marble bowl. When the rightful owner of the bowl knocks at her door, she denies that she ever received the package. But the bowl is more than it seems. And when
The Bro Bowl: 30 Years of Tampa Concrete tells the story of one of the first free public skate parks built in the late 1970s. Located near housing projects in downtown Tampa, the bro bowl became the centerpiece of an unintended culture clash between suburban kids and locals from nearby neighborhoods. Over time the skateboarding scene at the bro bowl became a proto-typical example of what organiz
Few abandoned places offer the level of beauty and history as does the Starlight Bowl. San Diego's Balboa Park is home to this magical, now empty music bowl, and it is one of the most intriguing abandoned places I've ever explored. Built with its original Ford Bowl name in 1935 for the California Pacific International Exposition, the amphitheatre has over the years hosted symphonies, musical the
The Orange Bowl was not built with greatness in mind, but its place in history made it so. The "Orange Bowl Story" is a retrospective that looks back fondly to the beginning of the Orange Bowl Stadium's history. In the 1930's, the Greater Miami Athletic Association decided that tourism in the form of a New Years football game was their solution to the great depression. Of course, you can't have
Relates how a five year-old girl puts a tiny Christmas tree into a fish bowl on the New Year's Eve of 1937. Suddenly NKVD officers rush in, to scan the flat, and they start to break the fish bowl to pieces savagely... 2002. A white-haired old woman awakes from the racket of the broken fish bowl and brutal memories.
He's the ultimate Party Dude - producing over 4000 events at such awesome locations as tropical islands, cruise ships, airplane hangers and such major sporting events as the Daytona 5000, Pepsi 400, Super Bowl, PGA golf tournaments, NBA all-stars, Capitol One Bowl and the Orange Bowl. He's Darren W. Johnson, and, in Life and the Party, you'll get an exclusive look into how he makes the magic hap
NFL Characters Unite features Atlanta Falcons' Pro Bowl Tight End Tony Gonzalez, New Orleans Saints' star Tight End Jimmy Graham, Pittsburgh Steelers Wide Receiver and Super Bowl XL MVP Hines Ward, and NBC's Football Night in America analyst and Super Bowl winning head coach Tony Dungy. All four have experienced enormous success on the field; and have also overcome extreme hate and bigotry in th
Endres wants to be more than just a farmer's son. He wants to be able to read and write, wear clothes without holes and sleep in a proper bed. He goes to the court of the King, who is said to be the cleverest man in the land. Endres becomes his personal servant and every day after dinner brings him a mysterious golden bowl. No-one knows what the bowl contains, not even Princess Leonora. When the
The stars of the TV series "Yes, Dear" host this countdown of the top 10 Super Bowl commercials, as determined by a USA Today online poll conducted especially for this program. Other noteworthy Super Bowl commercials are included, along with stories behind some of the most successful ones.
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So you've decided you want to advance your education. Now the question is which school is right for you? Some people make their decision based only on finances, but there is more to consider. It's important to consider which careers you are interested in and what the normal career path is. The degrees or certificates required for each career will vary so take some time to research the different schools and see what the right school is for you.
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Four-year institutions offer bachelor's degrees, and some offer advanced degrees. Two-year institutions offer associates degrees. Less-than-two-year institutions offer training and award certificates of completion.
Here's a more detailed description of the kinds of schools you might hear about as you plan for your post-high-school education:
College – A four-year college grants bachelor's degrees (Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science). Some colleges also award master's degrees.
University – A university grants bachelor's and master's degrees, and sometimes includes a professional school such as a law school or medical school. Universities tend to be larger than colleges, focus more on scholarly or scientific research, and might have larger class sizes.
Community college – A public two-year college granting associates degrees and sometimes certificates in particular technical (career-related) subjects. Some students start their postsecondary education at a community college and then transfer to a four-year school, either because a community college tends to be cheaper than a four-year college, or because admissions standards at community colleges are often less stringent than at four-year schools.
Junior college – Similar to a community college, except that a junior college is usually a private school.
Career school, technical school, or vocational/trade school. These terms are often used interchangeably. May be public or private, two-year or less-than-two-year. Career schools offer courses that are designed to prepare students for specific careers, from welding to cosmetology to medical imaging, etc. The difference between technical schools and trade schools is that technical schools teach the science behind the occupation, while trade schools focus on hands-on application of skills needed to do the job.
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text: mayaearth 0 Report post Posted January 25, 2013 I recently reclaimed a couple buckets of a variety of stoneware clays that I've been collecting over the years. All clay is the high fire, just difference sources and a small variety of colors, brown and grays. In the mixing process I did add dry fire clay to the mix (Hawthorne 35 mesh) to bring it up to a drier consistency, then wedged, and rolled into slabs. In working with the slabs, the clay was cracking as I was building, even as the clay was a workable wetness. I'm wondering if more wedging would be beneficial or if there is something else I could add during the mixing process to make the clay more workable. Thanks for any input! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Projectgulfimpact needed a new t-shirt design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 37 designs submitted by 5 freelance designers.
Love My Gulf
We are a cutting edge transmedia organization, utilizing social media to encourage grassroots communication and development. Our target audience is 18-25 year old Americans. Our actual demographics lie in 40-55 year old female Americans. We are actively trying to engage younger audiences, encouraging them to take part in global issues and education.
We're looking to refresh our logo and create a brand image and icon that represents our roots in new media. Most importantly, we want an icon or image that we can put on tee shirts, stickers, and other memorobilia. At the moment, we have an outline of a pelican with a fleur de lis across it's back as our icon. We want something simple, like the World Wildlife Foundation's (WWF) iconic panda.
18 to 50 year old audience
Print (Business cards, letterheads, brochures etc)
Online (Website, online advertising, banner ads etc)
Merchandise (Mugs, T-shirts etc)
Signs (Including shops, billboards etc)
Would like to Have a logo of "Love My Gulf" of the front of the shirt in a fun font with possibly a water scribble underneath, or some sort of fun graphic.
Love my Gulf Logo in big font with heart in place of love. Would like an outline of the gulf coast states and a blue fun shoreline look underneath
Website http://www.LoveMyGulf.com underneath the graphic. You are more than welcome to not include the exact art I have described here, but we really need this to be BOLD and EYE CATCHING. We dont want it to look like a Valentines day card, or a kid's t shirt. Use Guy Harvey type themes as an example.


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"Shea butter, sweet almond oil, castor oil, beeswax, jojoba oil, and cocoa butter are excellent at replacing skin's own oils," says Los Angeles dermatologist Dr. Jessica Wu, whose East-meets-West take on skin care combines both herbal and conventional strategies. In contrast to the more common alternative -- petrolatum (aka petroleum jelly), a nonrenewable and potentially irritating ingredient -- the aforementioned emollients offer both effectiveness and environmental peace of mind.
Note: Although many lip balms soothe and soften, balms that contain sunscreen (SPF) are a must if you spend time outdoors. Sun exposure can exacerbate dryness and chapping, and lips are especially vulnerable to UV-induced skin damage. A few SPF-enhanced balms worth trying: Jason Sunbrellas Lip Protector SPF 20, Collective Wellbeing Lip Balm with SPF 15, and Eco Lips SPF 15 Berry Lip Balm.
Here are our six favorite all-around lip balms:
Essencia Jojoba, Lip Therapy
With essential oils of melissa (aka lemon balm) and manuka (aka New Zealand tea tree), this balm soothes cold sores in addition to chapped lips. Healthy add-ins include orange and coconut oils, and the scent is ethereal.
Body Systems NY, Appletini Lip Balm
A virgin version of its namesake drink, this balm is far more likely to evoke a bucolic apple-picking scene than the New York pick-up scene. Adding to the wholesome goodness (and the lip-friendliness): sweet almond oil, beeswax, shea butter, and vitamin E.
Bath by Bettijo, Peppermint Cooling Lip Balm
A lip balm so refreshing it could almost double as a breath freshener. (Peppermint-leaf oil figures prominently into the formula.) But with oils of coconut, palm kernel, and olive, plus a healthy dose of vitamin E, the salve is as much a softener as a stimulant.
Alba Hawaiian, Coconut Cream Lip Balm
With enough coconut oil to scent the average stretch of beach, Alba ensures not only a mouthwatering experience but also a moisturizing one. The supporting cast of plant-derived waxes and oils doesn't hurt either.
EO Grapefruit & Honey, Organic LipTreatment
This organic rendition of a classic flavor combination -- honey-drizzled grapefruit -- is, unlike many fruity balms, true to taste. Credit the anything-but-artificial ingredient list, which boasts grapefruit essential oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba, and honey.
Lush Lip, Lime Lip Balm
Citrus-scented beauty products are tricky: Sometimes even the all-natural ones can't escape that synthetic-household-cleaner scent. Not so with this handmade balm, which contains a distinguished list of butters -- cocoa, mango, shea, and coconut -- and real lime oil
See our easy recipe to make your own lip balm.
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Twitter Outrage Forces Apple to Remove App from iTunes Store [VIDEO]
An online Twitter campaign was able to force Apple to remove an offensive app called 'Plastic Surgery & Plastic Doctor & Plastic Hospital Office for Barbie Version' from the iTunes store. In the app, aimed at young girls, one performs plastic surgery on a fat girl because apparently diet and exercise won't help her.
They actually say, "This unfortunate girl has so much extra weight that no diet can help her," the app's description read. "In our clinic she can go through a surgery called liposuction that will make her slim and beautiful. We'll need to make small cuts on problem areas and suck out the extra fat. Will you operate her, doctor?"
I am outraged. This app is so blatantly wrong on so many different levels! What are we trying to teach young women and girls?
The app was live for eight days. I honestly can't believe it lasted that long. It's too bad a ton of people downloaded it before it was removed.


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The classic five-pocket denim version proposed by Scuderia Ferrari boasts a slim fit and the essential Shield on the metal button. With a regular leg and medium waist, the high quality cotton making up the denim retains all of the deep blue color with which it is created thanks to a light washing treatment. Optimum fit is ensured by a small percentage of stretch material that makes for an extremely comfortable garment. The Scuderia Ferrari label features on the front change pocket.
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By Matthew Heimer
Detroit's public-sector workers and retirees have been alternately battling in court and sweating on the sidelines, waiting to learn how the city's bankruptcy proceedings might affect their retirement benefits. Today, they got a preliminary answer, in the form of a "plan of adjustment" filed by Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr.
While the plan isn't final – there are tortuous negotiations still to come – they represent an opening bid that's sobering for municipal workers. Orr's plan would cut the benefit checks of general city workers by 34%, while those of police and firefighters would be cut by 10%. (The police and firefighter pension fund is in better fiscal shape than its counterpart.)
Those cuts would be trimmed to 26% and 4%, respectively, if the funds agreed to support the adjustment plan, rather than fighting it. But they'd face additional benefit reductions, as well: The pensioners would lose future cost-of-living adjustments. And as the Detroit Free Press reports today, responsibility for retiree health insurance under the plan would be transferred to a trust and funded at a level that would most likely lead to substantial benefit cuts.
Representatives of Detroit's public-sector unions said today that the deal was unduly harsh to retirees; they're likely to continue to fight for better terms. But the cuts in Orr's proposal would certainly have been larger had it not been for an unusual "grand bargain" struck between several philanthropic foundations and the state of Michigan, in which those entities agreed to pump several hundred million dollars into the pension system. (In return, the city would agree to spin off the Detroit Institute of Art as a nonprofit, rather than selling off its artwork. )
Also on MarketWatch:
Detroit files debt-cutting plan
Foundations pledge to save Detroit pensions
Savings-fund shenanigans in Detroit?
Matthew Heimer covers retirement for MarketWatch and edits the Encore blog. Follow him on Twitter @MatthewHeimer.


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Escape From Planet Earth (Movie Review)
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'Escape From Planet Earth' is a great experience for both parents and children alike, because it delivers a strong message of team work and family unity all wrapped in an adorable, funny and cool package. We love our animated films and this one does not disappoint, a great extra is that there are three Latinos playing big roles here; more proof that this year is great for Latinos in Hollywood. The 3D is a definite plus, that really enhances the experience of Planet Babb and its inhabitants. The movie is a truly fun intergalactic trip that has just the right cast and ingredients to provide a short and sweet outing to the movies with the family.
In the very futuristic Planet Babb, superstar astronaut Scorch Supernova (Brendan Fraser) is admired for his heroic tasks; which he accomplishes thanks to his genius brother Gary (Rob Corddry). Scorch's boss, Lena (Jessica Alba) sends him to the dangerous "Dark Planet" aka Planet Earth, where he faces general James Bing (Ricky Gervais) and he will need the help of his brother Gary, his nephew Kip (Jonathan Morgan Heit) and Kira (Sarah Jessica Parker) in order to come back home.
The look of the movie is just cool, with a futuristic Jetsons like environment and adorably ugly blue aliens, which all pops out in wonderful colorful images. The movie is not as funny as I expected it to be, but it does have a handful of laugh out loud moments aimed both at children and adults. My favorite part of it all is the main message it gives off, which is that we need teamwork in order to accomplish heroic tasks and that with our family's trust and support we can do anything.
The cast is a great combination of well-known comedy actors even besides the main cast; we have Jane Lynch, Craig Robinson and a great mix of big name Latinos: Jessica Alba is Lena, the beautiful and intelligent chief at BASA, Sofia Vergara plays Gabby the hot and spicy anchor for BNN News, and finally George Lopez a three-eyed slug alien named Thurman; so keep an eye out for them. It is fantastic to see this kind of collaboration in a film that holds such a powerful message. Director Cal Brunker stroke gold providing a great product.
This is an out of this world adventure to enjoy with the family this Valentine's day; it holds an original storyline that will keep you entertained. The film was so well crafted that it gives everyone in the audience something they are sure to like. Read our interview with some of the film's cast here!


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The Dolls House Store is one of the fastest growing independent retailers, with a head office based in Kettering and a growing dollshouse franchise network. Our Kettering base serves a wide area of the East Midlands and Home Counties and customers regularly come from the surrounding areas to exchange ideas and purchase new items for their collection of dolls and doll houses.
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The Casa de la India is a cultural foundation with the following bodies:
Its members are drawn from distinguished Personalities and Institutions whose functions are honorific and consultative with the aim of providing a better service for the Foundation. Her Royal Highness Princess Irene of Greece holds the Presidency of the Council of Honour. Other distinguished members of the Council of Honour include the musician Ravi Shankar, the orchestra conductor Zubin Mehta, and the businessman Ratan Tata.
The Board of Trustees is the highest governing body and is responsible for the management and control of the Casa de la India Foundation. It is composed of the following members:
d) Secretary: designated by the Board of Trustees.
The Director or Manager is named by the Board of Trustees to run the day to day working of the Casa de la India.
As a consultative organ, it is composed of recognised international specialists and representatives of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR).
The Board of Friends of the Casa de la India is composed of persons and institutions that collaborate with the Casa de la India Foundation. Likewise, it has the function of offering proposals and suggestions in relation to the aims of the Foundation.
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Stilo PowerStick Portable Charger 2600 - red
- Tüm akıllı telefonlar için
- 5 W/1 A çıkışlı USB port
- 2600 mAh pil
- Pil durum göstergesi
- Güvenli ve hızlı şarj için Akıllı Koruma Sistemi
- Mikro-USB şarj kablosu dahildir
- Telefonları 10 ekstra saat için şarj eder*
- * markaya/modele ve pil durumuna bağlıdır iPhone 5S tabanlı derecelendirmeler. Sadece gösterme amaçlıdır.
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Can the portable battery charge my tablet?
If the portable battery has 5W or 1A output, it can charge smartphones but not tablets (except for iPad mini).
Can the portable battery fully charge my phone?
The bigger the capacity of the battery, the more likely it can charge your smartphone fully, or even multiple times.
How long do I need to charge the powerbank for the first time?
The time for a full charge depends on the capacity of the powerbank, the remaining power in the powerbank and the power supply.
Please consult the quick manual for the estimated charging time for the first use.
If your device is actively in use during the charging process, the charging performance may be elongated.
How can I tell when power bank is fully charged?
Why does it sometimes take more time to charge the powerbank?
Why is the powerbank unable to charge my tablet?
While some tablets can accept lower input (1A or 1.5A), the charging is slower and sometimes can only be charged when the tablet is in sleep mode.
- Some tablet's cables might not be compatible with a powerbank due to different cable chipset design.
For Samsung Galaxy Tab in particular, we recommend using the cable and connector meant for the powerbank.
Why is the powerbank unable to charge my smartphone?
- Some smartphone cables might not be compatible with a powerbank due to different cable chipset design.
We recommend using the cable and connector meant for the powerbank.
What is the lifespan of the powerbank?
(charge then discharge = 1 cycle, regardless of whether you charge/ discharge it partially or fully).
The powerbank feels warm when (dis)charging. Is this normal?
They may get even warmer if you use your device while charging.
Are powerbanks allowed to be taken on board of a flight?
For most airports powerbanks have to be in carry-on/hand luggage, and not in checked luggage.
Please check with the airline you are travelling with for more information.
My powerbank doesn't turn on.
- It is possible that your powerbank is fully drained. Please charge your powerbank. The indicator will start blinking when the powerbank receives sufficient power.
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Why does my powerbank battery seem to drain very fast?
- Generally, a well maintained powerbank can retain up to 80-90% of its original capacity. Please check the original battery capacity of your device and the capacity of the powerbank.
- The number of times a powerbank can charge your device depends on the capacity of both the powerbank and the device.
- It is best not to attach cables to the powerbank when not in use.
What can I do when the powerbank doesn't seem to work?
If the powerbank can't charge the device, make sure the powerbank is fully recharged.
If the powerbank is charged, the issue will most likely be with the cable.
You can try to use another cable to charge your device.
If it still doesn't work, the issue might be with the powerbank itself.
You should contact the support team via the 'ask a question' section.
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Where is your service center? Or where can I send my product to be repaired?
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A defective product should be replaced by your point of purchase during the warranty period.
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We offer a 'return to retailer' warranty on our products. In case of a defect, you can return the product to your retailer with failure description, proof of purchase and all accessories. During the warranty period you will receive a replacement product from the retailer if available. For full warranty conditions you can consult: https://www.trust.com/support/warranty
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Topic: roundcube vacation autoreply
Hi guys,
I installed a vacation plugin for roundcube and after fixing several script errors in it and now works.
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flags=DRhu user=vacation argv=/var/spool/vacation/vacation.pl -f ${sender} ${recipient}
When a user enable his out of office, remote sender get the "out of office" automatic reply BUT the original email is not saved to local user mailbox.
I tryed to add in alias something similar to: "email@example.com" -> "firstname.lastname@example.com,<b>firstname.lastname@example.com</b>"
but still it dosen't work.
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The Distinguished Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Award (DRSCA) is intended to recognize the significant scholarly and creative accomplishments of UW Bothell faculty.
The DRSCA is presented each year to a UW Bothell faculty member in recognition of scholarly or creative achievement that exemplifies the standards of excellence that are required by the research intensive education environment of University of Washington Bothell. The DRSCA recipient will receive an honorarium of $5,000, be recognized at spring commencement, honored at the UW Bothell Faculty Recognition Reception and at the Awards of Excellence Ceremony at UW Seattle during spring quarter. The recipient will be asked to provide a campus-wide presentation of his-her work as well as a presentation for first-year students.
The criteria for this award include:
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The Creator Inside Our Minds
Through humanity's existence there has been a backbone of culture, tradition and out of that has come religion. Since ancient times, humans as a species have devoted their time and mental capacity to a higher being that we cannot physically perceive nor interact with. There are varying viewpoints from different disciplines that try to explain the nature of this God and where he or she resides, if anywhere. While many have displaced intelligent design as a plausible theory, mathematics offers that there may be divine math behind our existence, theoretical physics has routinely said that particle dynamics can answer our questions, while biochemistry presents the primordial soup theory and DNA replication. However, there are people among us who claim to have had "mystical experiences" that put them in touch with this ever elusive God on a level experienced by few.
Now, neuroscience has something to say about this "God experience." Michael Persinger, a cognitive scientist at Laurentian University in Canada believes that God lives within our own brains, implying that these mystical experiences may be contrived. He has developed a neuroethological apparatus deemed the "God Helmet" that seems to induce the feeling of another being's presence to it's wearer. The device is modeled off of a snowboarding helmet and contains metal coils that cover the whole brain with a magnetic field when fully powered up. The subject puts on the helmet and then sits in a dark, comfortable room with eye coverings as the coils are activated. In the experiments, magnetic activity above the right temporal lobe elicits the most intense feeling of presence of other beings to the wearer. Persinger reports that 80% of the helmet's wearers experience presence of another being, or the so-called "God sense." The idea here is that the brain itself is creating the feeling of divine presence without the presence of the divine. Given Persinger's results, neuroscience says that we may have created our creator, and that the divine is nothing but a function of our own brain activity. Maybe those that claim to have danced with the divine simply have above normal temporal lobe activity. This research also sheds light on the more familiar feeling that someone is "watching you," which is essentially the same feeling of presence.
It is safe to say that we may never know if our creator resides inside our own minds, in another inaccessible dimension or walks among us. Until then, we can only investigate our own existence as a function of what we can observe or from what we can infer about information we have already obtained. For a more in depth exploration of the creator question, check out Discovery Channel's "Through The Wormole" narrated by Morgan Freeman (just follow the consecutive parts!).
An article about Persinger's God Helmet
The "Through the Wormhole" segment on Persinger's work
Wikipedia articles on the God Helmet and Persinger
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Today's scientists are like religious gurus of earlier times. Whatever they say are accepted as divine truths by lay public as well as the philosophers. When mystics have said that time is unreal, nobody has paid any heed to them. Rather there were some violent reactions against it from eminent philosophers. Richard M. Gale has said that if time is unreal, then 1) there are no temporal facts, 2) nothing is past, present or future and 3) nothing is earlier or later than anything else (Book: The philosophy of time, 1962). Bertrand Russell has also said something similar to that. But he went so far as to say that science, prudence, hope effort, morality-everything becomes meaningless if we accept the view that time is unreal (Mysticism, Book: religion and science, 1961).
But when scientists have shown that at the speed of light time becomes unreal, these same philosophers have simply kept mum. Here also they could have raised their voice of protest. They could have said something like this: "What is your purpose here? Are you trying to popularize mystical world-view amongst us? If not, then why are you wasting your valuable time, money, and energy by explaining to us as to how time can become unreal? Are you mad?" Had they reacted like this, then that would have been consistent with their earlier outbursts. But they had not. This clearly indicates that a blind faith in science is working here. If mystics were mistaken in saying that time is unreal, then why is the same mistake being repeated by the scientists? Why are they now saying that there is no real division of time as past, present and future in the actual world? If there is no such division of time, then is time real, or, unreal? When his lifelong friend Michele Besso died, Einstein wrote in a letter to his widow that "the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." Another scientist Paul Davies has also written in one of his books that time does not pass and that there is no such thing as past, present and future (Other Worlds, 1980). Is this very recent statement made by a scientist that "time does not pass" anything different from the much earlier statement made by the mystics that "time is unreal"?
Now some scientists are trying to establish that mystics did not get their sense of spacelessness, timelessness through their meeting with a real divine being. Rather they got this sense from their own brain. But these scientists have forgotten one thing. They have forgotten that scientists are only concerned with the actual world, not with what some fools and idiots might have uttered while they were in deep trance. So if they at all explain as to how something can be timeless, then they will do so not because the parietal lobe of these mystics' brain was almost completely shut down when they received their sense of timelessness, but because, and only because, there was, or, there was and still is, a timeless state in this universe.
God is said to be spaceless, timeless. If someone now says that God does not exist, then the sentence "God is said to be spaceless, timeless" (S) can have three different meanings. S can mean:
a) Nothing was/is spaceless, timeless in this universe (A),
b) Not God, but someone else has been said to be spaceless, timeless here (B),
c) Not God, but something else has been said to be spaceless, timeless here (C).
It can be shown that if it is true that God does not exist, and if S is also true, then S can only mean C, but neither A nor B. If S means A, then the two words "spaceless" and "timeless" become two meaningless words, because by these two words we cannot indicate anyone or anything, simply because in this universe never there was, is, and will be, anyone or anything that could be properly called spaceless, timeless. Now the very big question is: how can some scientists find meaning and significance in a word like "timeless" that has got no meaning and significance in the real world? If nothing was timeless in the past, then time was not unreal in the past. If nothing is timeless at present, then time is not unreal at present. If nothing will be timeless in future, then time will not be unreal in future. If in this universe time was never unreal, if it is not now, and if it will never be, then why was it necessary for them to show as to how time could be unreal? If nothing was/is/will be timeless, then it can in no way be the business, concern, or headache of the scientists to show how anything can be timeless. If no one in this universe is immortal, then it can in no way be the business, concern, or headache of the scientists to show how anyone can be immortal. Simply, these are none of their business. So, what compelling reason was there behind their action here? If we cannot find any such compelling reason here, then we will be forced to conclude that scientists are involved in some useless activities here that have got no correspondence whatsoever with the actual world, and thus we lose complete faith in science. Therefore we cannot accept A as the proper meaning of S, as this will reduce some activities of the scientists to simply useless activities.
Now can we accept B as the proper meaning of S? No, we cannot. Because there is no real difference in meaning between this sentence and S. Here one supernatural being has been merely replaced by another supernatural being. So, if S is true, then it can only mean that not God, but something else has been said to be spaceless, timeless. Now, what is this "something else" (SE)? Is it still in the universe? Or, was it in the past? Here there are two possibilities:
a) In the past there was something in this universe that was spaceless, timeless,
b) That spaceless, timeless thing (STT) is still there.
We know that the second possibility will not be acceptable to atheists and scientists. So we will proceed with the first one. If STT was in the past, then was it in the very recent past? Or, was it in the universe billions and billions of years ago? Was only a tiny portion of the universe in spaceless, timeless condition? Or, was the whole universe in that condition? Modern science tells us that before the big bang that took place 13.7 billion years ago there was neither space, nor time. Space and time came into being along with the big bang only. So we can say that before the big bang this universe was in a spaceless, timeless state. So it may be that this is the STT. Is this STT then that SE of which mystics spoke when they said that God is spaceless, timeless? But this STT cannot be SE for several reasons. Because it was there 13.7 billion years ago. And man has appeared on earth only 2 to 3 million years ago. And mystical literatures are at the most 2500 years old, if not even less than that. So, if we now say that STT is SE, then we will have to admit that mystics have somehow come to know that almost 13.7 billion years ago this universe was in a spaceless, timeless condition, which is unbelievable. Therefore we cannot accept that STT is SE. The only other alternative is that this SE was not in the external world at all. As scientist Victor J. Stenger has said, so we can also say that this SE was in mystics' head only. But if SE was in mystics' head only, then why was it not kept buried there? Why was it necessary for the scientists to drag it in the outside world, and then to show as to how a state of timelessness could be reached? If mystics' sense of timelessness was in no way connected with the external world, then how will one justify scientists' action here? Did these scientists think that the inside portion of the mystics' head is the real world? And so, when these mystics got their sense of timelessness from their head only and not from any other external source, then that should only be construed as a state of timelessness in the real world? And therefore, as scientists they were obliged to show as to how that state could be reached?
We can conclude this essay with the following observations: If mystical experience is a hallucination, then SE cannot be in the external world. Because in that case mystics' sense of spacelessness, timelessness will have a correspondence with some external fact, and therefore it will no longer remain a hallucination. But if SE is in mystics' head only, then that will also create a severe problem. Because in that case we are admitting that the inside portion of mystics' head is the real world for the scientists. That is why when mystics get their sense of timelessness from their brain, that sense is treated by these scientists as a state of timelessness in the real world, and accordingly they proceed to explain as to how that state can be reached. And we end up this essay with this absurd statement: If mystical experience is a hallucination, then the inside portion of mystics' head is the real world for the scientists.


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Nomad, the pop-up shop that has occupied the former Good Food Market spot at 12 W. Willow Grove Ave since last November, is looking for a new home.
Co-owners Tami Seymour and Eli-Anne Chevrier Lewis said they opened the store, knowing it would be temporary.
"The philosophy behind a pop-up is that you don't have to commit to a 12-month lease," Seymour said."There's a beginning and an end."
The pair spent about two months planning their store's opening and were in business for just under three months. Nomad is closing its doors in anticipation of Balance Chestnut Hill moving into the space (see story, page 6).
But three months is an extended stay for a typical pop-up shop, Seymour said. Normally they only last anywhere between five days and a few weeks.
Still, despite it's pop-up identity, Seymour and Lewis are hoping to keep it going. At the very least they'd like to reopen down the road.
What is Nomad?
When Seymour and Lewis formulated plans to open a store, they gathered some friends with similar interests in design and re-purposing items to form Nomad.
"We're moms and we invited some of our Penn Charter friends and moms to do this with us," said Lewis.
The concept behind a pop-up shop is to use otherwise unused space by having a physical shop for crafters and antique collectors to sell items they market online, too. Seymour said several of the crafters and antique collectors selling items in their shop also sell them on ETSY – a popular e-commerce website for selling handmade and vintage items.
Seymour likens pop-up shops to guerrilla marketing for these online vendors.
"It allows them to extend their brand without cost," Seymour said. "There's so many vacant properties, and [these online businesses] don't have any brick and mortar spots. So it allows [them] to let people know their brand."
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But extending brands for local craftspeople wasn't the only appeal in opening a pop-up shop.
"We were also into the whole concept of shopping local," Seymour said.
Kristin Swoszowski-Tran, who makes jewelry and candles for her brand Helix and Hive, said local craftspeople tend to support each other to mutually benefit.
"The more people that collaborate, the more people will come and we support each other," she said. "Some of my shoppers might also like other things [my friends do]."
Michele Longo, owner of the brand The Collected Collage, said word-of-mouth, the Internet and collaboration with other local craftspeople keeps her business going.
"We're a group that sticks together to support each other," she added.
Longo said she has participated in three pop-up shops just in the past six months or so, and she plans on doing more.
"I think like two years ago it started to get big – 2011 was about where it took off," Longo said.
Customers also seem to like the idea of temporary stores with locally crafted and unique items. And social media websites like Twitter and Facebook help people find these shops – once they're known.
Joe Trelli said he came to the Nomad because he's an avid follower of Zsa's Gourmet Ice Cream Truck's Facebook page. The truck, owned by
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Anthony Colagreco, who crafted leather for some of the jewelry sold at Nomad, said the concept of pop-up shops is an old, but good one. He said he remembers pop-up shops happening on South Street several years ago.
"It's good for the artist and the owner," said Colagrecro. "It attracts attention to real estate and to the artist."
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"There's a desire to create profit, but there's a level of sharing an experience," he said. "It's all about the party."
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Lewis said she is looking for brick and mortar for her own company – Modern Vintage Mid-Century – and hopes to open a location somewhere on the Hill.
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caption: Kristin Swoszowski-Tran of Helix and Hive stands in front of a sign she collected and holds up an item of hers at the Nomad's Bon Voyage party. The pop-up store, located at 12 West Willow Grove Ave., will be in business at that location until February 12.


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Taking her cues from the films of Alfred Hitchcock, David Lynch, and Douglas Sirk, as well as from the staged photographs of Cindy Sherman and Guy Bourdin, Alex Prager's pictures focus on cinematic images and mise-en-scène. Sharing personal anecdotes about her life and work, Prager tells us in the video interview above how she came to take her first photographs and make her debut film Despair (2010), which has its U.S. premiere in the New Photography 2010 exhibition.
In organizing this year's New Photography exhibition, I was interested in bringing together a group of artists who have expanded the conventional definitions of the medium. Looking back, seventy-four artists representing distinct approaches—from Judith Joy Ross, Michael Schmidt, Philip Lorca diCorcia, An My-Lê, and Thomas Demand to Rachel Harrison, Rineke Dijkstra, Robin Rhode, and Sara VanDerBeek, to name a few—have been presented so far in this annual forum at MoMA.
A few years ago the critic Philip Gefter wrote in The New York Times that if we were to compile a catalogue of the works included in this exhibition series, we would probably end up with a shorthand history of contemporary photography. I like to pay critical attention both to artists working exclusively with photography and to photography's uses by artists working primarily in other mediums. This is why I am attuned to the integration of photography with sculpture, video, and film. This year, I included short films by Prager and Elad Lassry, the first films to appear in a New Photography exhibition. In recent years, with the increasing turn toward the digital, the medium has become more complex and varied in its range of possible representational renderings. Photography is at a transformative point and we are aiming to be responsive to these changes.


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The Imminent Danger of GDP Growth Under 5%
By Kunal Kumar Kundu
India's September industrial production data released Monday showed an unexpected contraction of 0.37%. What is even worse is that the August growth rate was also revised downward by 0.37 percentage point to 2.29% from 2.66%.
This data is a big jolt since India's festival period has been in full swing and this generally tends to boost production as inventories are built up.
What is even more worrying is that the index value itself has been falling since March (with the exception of May), indicating that the worse may not yet be over of the economy.
Even if one accounts for the notorious volatility of production data, the downward trend -- which indicates consumer fatigue -- is clearly visible.
In fact, both the three-month and the six-month moving average exhibit this weakening trend. From April to September, the first six months of the current financial year, India's industrial production remained virtually stagnant (it grew by 0.1%) as compared to the same period in the previous year, when it grew 5.1%.
The industrial production data, as I have been saying for quite a few months now, continues to be at variance with India's Purchasing Managers Index data released by HSBC-Markit.
The PMI moved up from 52.78 in August to 52.80 in September and the index for output jumped from 52.74 to 53.20. Data above 50 indicates expansion while data below 50 indicates contraction.
It is important to note here that while the PMI is a survey based on data that mostly covers larger production houses while the official industrial production data encompasses data from the entire economy.
What this implies is that smaller manufacturers are clearly under stress as they struggle with high inflation, falling demand and, more importantly, the high cost of funds because of the perceived higher risk that they will default.
This becomes evident if you parse data from the Reserve Bank of India on lending the priority sectors – those areas that the government has deemed in need of preferential consideration.
Priority-sector lending overall rose 13.3% in September from a year earlier. But within that, lending to agriculture rose by 21.3%, the highest rate since January 2011, while lending to small and micro enterprises rose by 8.4%, the lowest-ever growth rate recorded. Within small and micro enterprises, disbursal to the manufacturing sector rose by just 7%.
A closer look at the disaggregated data on industrial production, not surprisingly, shows that manufacturing, which accounts for 75.5% of industrial production and approximately 15% of gross domestic product, contracted by 1.52% in September and by 0.4% from April to September.
In fact, manufacturing contracted during five out of the last seven months. What is even more worrying is that the production of capital goods continues to contract.
Capital goods, which include factories, machinery and tools, contracted by 12.2% in September. In fact, it contracted during 13 out of the last 15 months. For the first half of the current financial year, capital goods production contracted by as much as 13.7%.
For the economy, this is a clear danger signal. Not only is the slowdown continuing, the sharp and continuous decline in capital goods production spells bad news for future growth.
If this does not spur the government into action and to focus more on fiscal consolidation to free up more resources for capital investment, India maybe in the danger of recording economic growth of under 5%.
Kunal Kumar Kundu is senior economist and general manager for India at Roubini Global Economics. These are his personal views.
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Cancer180, a program of MD Anderson Cancer Center, provides a social environment where young adult patients, survivors, caregivers, family and friends in their 20s and 30s can find resources and information specific to their needs and to help them connect with other young adults affected by cancer. Support is offered though social outings, educational activities, and online.
For young adults diagnosed with cancer, it can seem like the loneliest time of life.Young adult cancer survivors are an underserved population who have needs unique to their age group that are broader in scope, longer lasting and more anxiety-laden than those of older survivors, due to the time of life at which they are confronted. Cancer180, an myCancerConnection program at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, is a multi-pronged approach - which includes social networking opportunites, educational activities and a web site - to help young survivors move into adulthood and beyond with the skills and support they need. This web site is aimed at increasing survivors' knowledge and self efficacy.
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WC Mano Negra Bta and "Jean Pierre Coffe's gourmet recipes"
December 13, 2007
Author: Jean-Pierre Coffe, Domon - The matter in this book is not to learn but rather to understand cooking's secrets. And to cook well, there is only one recipe: knowing every single food's properties, history ad origins. But who knows today about the recipe for our grandmothers' jams, the origin of sugar or chocolate and each and every fruit's season? Yearning for knowledge, discovering, know-how, enjoying and eventually sharing. With this book, which is much more than a simple recipes book, J-P Coffe reveals his secrets and the basics for the art of cooking thanks to which you can get familiar with his passion! This piece of work will delight children' and grown-ups' eyes and taste buds. As far as we are concerned, we are gaining from a nice highlight (cover and inner pages) of the WC Mano Negra Bta font. Thanks guys! http://editionsjungle.com/isbn/978-2-874-42471-7 - www.jeanpierrecoffe.com


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Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "Birds Are Handy!" Ruff's rockstar cousin Ruf Rufman wants to record songbirds on his next album. So Ruff sends Emmie and Rubye to meet with field biologists from the Teton Science Schools in Wyoming to work with songbirds in the field. He also sends Marc and Shreya to meet with a hand model due to a misunderstanding between the word "Hands" and the name "Hans. D
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Nightly Business Report Tonight on Nightly Business Report, Apple reports earnings after the bell. Can the company turn the stock around - and is it a buy? NBR will speak to two money managers with two different opinions. And, more Americans are working longer as a way to not outlive their money. D
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Secrets of Highclere Castle The castle's architect worked on Britain's Parliament building with construction beginning in 1838. When completed, it becomes the social epicenter of Edwardian England. This film shows how the aristocrats lived with an army of servants in the pre-World War I years, how the home becomes a hospital for wounded servicemen during the war, and how the current inhabitants, Lord and Lady Carnarvon, spend $1 million in annual upkeep funds in their fairytale castle.G
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Buddha A mysterious sage in India, known as the Buddha, gains enlightenment two and a half millennia ago. He says he is a human being who, in a world of unavoidable pain and suffering, has found a kind of serenity that others can find too, and a religion forms around his ideas. Filmmaker David Grubin tells the story of the Buddha's life, a journey often relevant to modern times of violent change and spiritual confusion.G
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Secrets of the Dead "Bones of the Buddha" This Indiana Jones-style story of a tale of deception, treasure, intrepid adventures and international realpolitik seeks to learn the truth of a 19th-century Northern India British landowner's claim that his estate manager discovered the charred bones of Lord Buddha. The bones were said to be found in a stone coffer 20 feet below the surface of a strange hill on the estate.G
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I get asked all the time, "What's the best way to learn English?". Usually by frustrated learners, so many of them! I've learned that without knowing the person well, I have to be quite general in my response. However, it always comes down to a version of, "Love and do what one will" (to quote cryptically from St. Augustine).
What I mean is that motivation is primary to language learning. It takes a lot of time, hours, blood, sweat and tears to learn a language. There is no "language pill" nor can you get surgery or be hypnotized (and seriously, these have all been tried). To get right to the point – you must learn with love, love in its original definition and usage, that of "passion". If you ask a successful language learner how they do it, they won't be able to tell you. Why? Because they just do it, they never tire, they "love" what they are doing.
So how to be passionate and learn "with heart"? Well, I'm biased and I'll say EnglishCentral. We offer you a wide variety of material, video lessons you WANT to study. This is our engine, our method. But it could be a lot of other things too – video games, books, sitcoms, hobbies and interests (in English).
What you have to do is dive in but at the same time look around, be aware. It is a balance and we at EnglishCentral are providing you with the tools to both sit back and get the big picture and also zoom in and notice, "see" language.
So – dive in and start studying the things you love. You'll make progress and also learn other things above and beyond English. Here's a nice infographic outlining some of the ways students say they learn English best. Very revealing!


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Smoothie King Announces New Store Opening in Oakland Park, Florida
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Smoothie King Announces New Store Opening in Oakland Park, Florida
Store to Celebrate Store Opening with Free Smoothies
WHEN: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
WHERE: Smoothie King
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755 E. Commercial Blvd.
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Oakland Park, Fla. -- Smoothie King, the premier smoothie bar and nutritional lifestyle center in the industry, will unveil its new Oakland Park store on Wednesday morning, with a grand opening event. In celebration of the event, free 12 ounce Angel Food smoothies will be given throughout the day, some restrictions may apply.
With its store opening, Smoothie King hopes to entice Fort Lauderdale area residents and visitors to adopt healthier lifestyles by adding smoothies and healthy snacks to their diets and incorporating more fitness into their daily routines.
Under its accelerated expansion plan, Smoothie King plans to open more than 1,000 stores across the United States over the next 3 years. The Metairie, LA-based company, which currently operates more than 700 units, reports it has extensive franchise opportunities available in the Southeast, mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. International development includes master franchise and corporate expansion in Korea, Singapore and Malaysia, with (50) new stores planned in Korea and (10) in Singapore in 2013.
About Smoothie King Franchises Inc.
Smoothie King is the premier Smoothie Bar and Nutritional Lifestyle Center in the industry. Smoothie King offers guests the original nutritional fresh-blended smoothie and numerous other healthy retail products. Smoothie King opened its first location in 1973 in New Orleans, LA and started as the first franchised smoothie bar / health food store in the United States in 1989. Smoothie King currently has more than 700 units operating in 32 states, the Caymans and the Republic of Korea and Singapore. In 2013 Smoothie King was ranked #1 by Entrepreneur magazine in the juice bar category for the 19th year, and is ranked #104 overall on the magazine's top 500 franchise list.
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Amanuensis Monday- A letter to John Owen Dominis, 1849
On Leah Allen's blog, "The Internet Genealogist", she has been transcribing Essie Mott's memoirs of her days in boarding school and the subsequent trip to Honolulu and Mazatlan, Mexico during 1848 and 1849. On my blog on 11 April and 16 April 2010 we collaborated with posts here on my blog "Nutfield Genealogy" and "The Internet Genealogist" when Essie's journal entries coincided with her stay at Washington Place, the Dominis family home in Honolulu.
Two weeks ago, during my research trip to Honolulu, I found, read and copied many letters found amongst John Owen Dominis's papers. In this correspondence were several letters that mentioned his relationship with the teenaged Essie Mott. I'll be transcribing them and posting them here, along with simultaneous blog posts by Leah on her blog with further transcriptions of Essie's memoirs.
This first letter is transcribed below. It was dated 15 March 1849 to John from Essie's father, Isaac Thomas Mott. He was writing from Mexico, where he served in a diplomatic role. John was in San Francisco, probably performing business related to his belated father's pursuits in shipping.
According to Essie's memoirs, there was a little romance between the two young people. According to this letter, the little romance had progressed to the point where John was writing letters to Essie and her sister, much to Mr. Mott's chagrin. The letter is politely worded, but in no uncertain terms does he approve! I sent this letter to Leah and her aunt first before publishing this post, and they both thought that the young people involved must have been mortified at such a reprimand. How times have changed! Now with Facebook, email , cell phones and texting, young people can be up to all sorts of mischief behind their parents' backs!
Certainly, after this letter, the romance ended. Perhaps it was over anyways due to distance, and by 1862 John had married Lili'uokalani. According to Leah's blog post today http://shbwgen.blogspot.com/2010/08/amanuensis-monday-essies-step-daughter.html Essie was later married to Eugene Lies.
Mazatlan, March 15, 1849
Mr. J. O. Dominis
San Francisco
Dear Sir,
Two letters with your name attached have
come under my notice, addressed to one of my
daughters- I return these to you herewith.
I disapprove of familiar correspondence
between young persons of opposite sexes, unless
very nearly related- As you have no claim of this
nature on any member of my family, I must
request, and you will in the future, excuse yourself the
time and trouble of writing to my daughters, as
I shall consider it my duty to return your letters unopened (unread?).
I had formed a rather favorable opinion
of your conduct and character from reports of
others, and was therefore much surprised
and to find your letters filled with improprieties
and with one instance, at least, an impertinence
which no modest young lady could read
without the blush of indignation washing
her cheek, and which her parents must
consider disrespectful to themselves
and an insult to their daughters.
I am
Your most ob. Servant
I. T. Mott
Source: Hawaii State Archives, Queen Liliuokalani Collection, M-93 Box 11, Folder No. 105, Letter from I. T. Mott to John Owen Dominis, 15 March 1849
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Goomburra is an area of unspoilt natural beauty, just 30 minutes' drive north of Warwick or 90 minutes' drive south east of Toowoomba.
The surrounding mountains, valleys and creeks make Goomburra a 'must see' for any nature lover keen to get off the beaten track. Goomburra is popular with campers and bushwalkers and offers plenty of space to pitch a tent and explore.
There are several walks gazetted in the Goomburra section Main Range National Park, each providing a different perspective on this unique part of the country. The walk to Araucaria Falls takes you through subtropical rainforest and past rock pools and towering hoop pines. The half hour hike to Sylvesters Lookout is well worth the effort with spectacular views across the Brisbane Valley your reward. The park also provides a haven for rare and endangered species of frog as well as platypus, koalas, brush-tailed phascogale.
There are several accommodation options available at Goomburra from privately operated campsites and cabin-style bungalows to camping in the National Park. Campsites have toilets, tap water and barbecues however campers are advised to boil all water before drinking. Campers must also bring their own firewood. Advance bookings required for holiday periods including long weekends and public holidays.
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A million years ago, back in 1978, I showed up at the Harvard Crimson in the fall of my freshman year to try out for a slot on our storied school paper. Joining me for the first Crimson "comp" of our college lives were maybe a dozen other eager young would-be reporters. Among their names: Bill McKibben, Jeff Toobin, Nick Kristof, and David Sanger.
I recall only two other women—though there may well have been more—and none of us would scale the journalistic heights attained by what is, in retrospect, a remarkable percentage of our male peers.
In recent weeks, I've been thinking a lot about what this means—or doesn't. After election to the Crimson's News Board, I rarely ventured back. I recall feeling generally disaffected. One of my few clear memories is of a football whizzing over my head as I typed toward deadline. I don't recall any intentional or explicit sexism.
So what happened?
Were the women of my Crimson era victims of discrimination, of a non-congenial (if not hostile) work environment? Or were we simply less focused and ambitious or maybe less talented? Or is the whole thing a statistical fluke that means exactly nothing?
My answer: I really can't say for sure. There are, however, clues.
As recently as 1977—the year before I entered college—two-thirds of Americans believed that "it was much better for everyone involved if the man is the achiever outside the home and the woman takes care of the home and family," Stephanie Coontz wrote earlier this month in a New York Times piece on why, fifty years after publication of The Feminine Mystique, women aren't showing more zeal about moving into the full-time workforce. It's a cultural attitude that feels deeply familiar from my Indiana childhood and which, along with the ongoing absence of structural supports for women seeking to balance work and family that Coontz describes, likely accounts for much of the under-representation of women throughout the workforce.
That said, I've always been deeply skeptical about the notion that numbers tell the whole story, a skepticism honed over several years as Harvard Law School's de facto point person on women's issues. (I graduated from HLS in 1993 and practiced law for a few years before gravitating back towards writing, eventually winding up as then-Dean Elena Kagan's special assistant for communications.) A 2005 speech I drafted for the dean acknowledged the undeniable fact that "women are not assuming leadership roles in proportion to their numbers" but also noted some possible non-discriminatory explanations.
Most intriguing to me was a tantalizing finding by a Harvard Law School student working group that women's reasons for choosing law as a career differed from those of men. "Compared with men, women were more likely to choose 'helping others' (41% v. 26%) and 'advancing ideological goals' (24% v. 15%) and less likely to choose 'high salary' (32% v. 44%)," the group concluded in its February 2004 report.
So what are we to make of this? Well, I don't have a comprehensive answer, but I can tell you what I made of it. My main takeaway wasn't (and isn't) that the world needs more female corporate law partners (though I certainly have no quarrel with you if that's what you're after) but that we need to place a far higher value on work where the primary goal is to make the world a better place. We need to value teachers, social workers—and public service lawyers—more, not to find new and better ways to steer them towards corporate work if that's not where they want to go.
None of this, however, really speaks to the world of writing and journalism, which regardless of your gender, has never been a route to riches. While fewer women of my era may have made it to the New York Times, I think we can safely rule out avarice as the reason.
I should also be clear that I'm not saying Crimson women of my era did not go on to be highly successful in highly demanding jobs–investment banking and corporate law being two examples. And a handful of women of my college era did go on to successful writing careers–though with once exception, more on this below, none achieved the brand-name presence of those guys I comped with in the fall of 1978.
If I were to take a stab at guessing why women of this time and place–Harvard, the late 1970s–may have struggled to gain purchase on the writer's path, I would probably start with the unconscious belief that our concerns—and our stories—didn't really matter, a belief no less powerful for being unrecognized. I don't think it's a coincidence that the most well-known female journalist of my Crimson generation—Susan Faludi, one year ahead of me—made her name with a book that focused on the hitherto unrecognized "backlash" against women. And just yesterday, I was struck by how Crimson classmate Nick Kristof (and his wife Sheryl WuDunn) make a related point in the introduction to Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide:
"[W]hen we began reporting about international affairs in the 1980s, we couldn't have imagined writing this book. We assumed that the foreign policy issues that properly furrowed the brow were lofty and complex, like nuclear nonproliferation . . . . Back then the oppression of women was a fringe issue, the kind of worthy cause the Girl Scouts might raise money for."
That they did write the book—and that it's become a national bestseller—is one of many heartening signs that things have, and continue to, change. The fact that I'm writing this piece is another. When I look around, I'm struck by the number of women writers with whom I've crossed paths, most of whom are seven to ten years younger than I, who have managed in remarkable ways to tie their personal experience to larger concerns and trends. My law school classmate Susan Cain, author of the bestselling Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, is a wonderful Exhibit A. There's also former law firm colleague KJ Dell'Antonia, who now heads up the New York Times wildly popular Motherlode blog; cyber pal Marci Alboher, who draws on her own life experience in the just-published Encore Career Handbook; occasional New York dinner party companions Pamela Paul (a New York Times writer and editor whose first book, The Starter Marriage, grew out of her own failed first marriage), Annie Murphy Paul (whose books include Origins, which delves into the cellular beginnings of life through the lens of motherhood), and Deborah Siegel, memoirist and co-founder of She Writes, an online community for women writers. There are likely many more whose names escape me at the moment.
Years before I turned to blogging and writing essays like this one, I had a reasonably successful, if short-lived, career as a suspense novelist. Getting a book deal was a huge thrill and yet, when I was honest, I had to admit that the actual writing of these books wasn't all that thrilling. For years, I took this to mean that I wasn't really cut out for writing. And then a chance remark turned everything around. I'd just described my "ideal day" as part of a small group exercise at a Harvard Business School program for women. This vision involved waking up in the country, having coffee, then turning to my writing.
"But I had that day, and you know what? I wasn't all that happy," I concluded.
One of my listeners gave me a reflective look: "Maybe you were writing the wrong thing."
Note: This piece was revised on March 8, 2013 with the addition of paragraph 12, intended as clarification.


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I recently engaged in a conversation with another teacher at my school. She hesitantly shared an after-school program that she had started two years ago. She explained how she saw that her students needed some extra tutoring in academic subjects, but they could not afford to hire tutors. She also recognized that many of them lived in single-parent homes where the parents worked multiple jobs. This limited the types of extra activities that they could provide for their own children. To address those needs, this teacher began an after-school program on Friday afternoons where the students could stay after school for an hour for some additional help in academics. Then, the second hour each Friday, this teacher had arranged different community leaders to come in and do activities with the students. This has made a huge impact on her students, their families, and built a strong line of support from the community.
This amazing program was going on in the same school where I teach and I had no idea! When I encouraged her to share her experiences, she told me that she did not think it really counted as an important enough idea to share. That's when I realized how important it is for us to find these hidden gems that are lurking behind closed doors and encourage these teachers to share their ideas. She told me she had no idea where to begin so I shared with her a few of my suggestions.
Here are my suggestions for those just beginning to share their expertise:
- Share informally with co-workers. Because she was so reticent about even talking to me one-on-one, I knew suggesting that she speak at a conference was an unreasonable idea right now. I suggested that she begin sharing her program with her grade-level co-workers. She has some really open-minded co-workers who I am sure would be interested in joining her program and helping it to grow.
- Celebrate success at a formal meeting. In our weekly faculty meetings, occasionally, we are asked to share successes. This is an open opportunity to share a quick piece of what is going on behind classroom doors. This allows teachers in other grade levels and content areas to know what you are doing. Chances are they will have a contact that would like to participate or support a new and innovative idea.
- Speak up at training session or presentation. The best sessions are the ones where there is audience participation and much discussion. This is a way to build more support for that new idea. You never know who is in that room who can help you sharpen your ideas or challenge to reflect on how you could make it more impactful for your students and your school. It also increases your level of expertise in this area and build further support for your project.
- Volunteer to have others visit your classroom to see your expertise at work. Sometimes people are hesitant to try a new idea, program, lesson, tool or strategy until they see it at work. If you are the one they are visiting, it is really not any more work on you. You are not putting on a show, but letting them see your idea in action. Let them observe, get involved, and ask questions. They are not there to criticize you (they were interested enough to come for a visit), but to learn from your expertise.
- Begin blogging. This is an excellent way to share what is going on in your classroom and it gives you a global audience. All of the educators that I have encountered through blogging have challenged my thinking and helped me become a much stronger educator. It helps you clarify your thinking and make tweaks to your ideas. By gaining a much larger audience, you are also broadening your horizons and influencing others by your experiences.
- 5.1 Tweet on Twitter. This microblogging site allows you to connect with other educators and have on-going professional conversations all within 140 characters per tweet. Like with blogging, you have the ability not only to share your expertise, but also learn from some of the best educators from around the world. Not sure where to begin? Here's a post I wrote Why Should I Tweet on Twitter?
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Malone, who spent 12 years at KRBE (104.1 FM) and three years at KHMX (96.5 FM) through late 2008, will work from 6 to 9 a.m. on the Houston station, which is owned by state Sen. Dan Patrick.
"It's beyond cool," Malone said. "I've known (Patrick) for a long time. When we first met in 2004, he said something to the effect that I was going to be working for him some day."
Malone has been working guest spots on KSEV since last fall, when the non-compete portion of his contract with Clear Channel Radio expired. He said his KSEV show will mix the pop-culture staples from his long-running show on KHMX and KRBE with the political talk that is a staple of AM radio. However, he said he will avoid the harsher edge that is common among many shows of that genre.
"I'm not an angry person. I'm laughing my way through life," he said. "There are serious issues to talk about, but, as I said a couple of days ago, there are too many people yelling on talk radio. READ THE REST
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Yucatan House by Isay Weinfeld
The Yucatan House is located in the green area of São Paulo/Brazil. Studio loans for those with fair & bad credit has designed this private residence for a young family. Seven boxlike volumes all in different sizes and different finishes were distributed asymmetrically at the front part of the land, leaving a vast garden in the back. At the entrance you find a long flat surface, a wall covered in black painted aluminum plaques. The whole house is open and airy with high walls and spaces to place the family's art collection.
Take a look at the Yucatan House and its interiors in the gallery above.
Yucatan House by Isay Weinfeld is a post by Georgia Reeve on Highsnobiety.


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Ducati has announced today that is has created a wholly-owned subsidiary for the Brazilian market, following the news that its current importer, the Izzo Group, has shutdown its business due to current economic situation. Part of a larger issue in Brazil with the Izzo Group, which was the country's largest motorcycle importer, Ducati's move ensures the Italian brand's ability to sell in the growing South American economy.
Headquartered in São Paulo, Ducati Brazil will be the Bologna brand's base in Brazil, which has extremely high tariffs on foreign goods. Importing complete knock-down (CKD) kits to Ducati Brazil, Ducati will have a minimal manufacturing presence in the South American country, and will be essentially assembling its motorcycles within Brazilian borders in order to side-step loopholes in the Brazil import regulations.