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An interview with TYO volunteer Isra' Hamdan
Isra' Hamdan, a volunteer in the Core Child Program and a current master student at An-Najah National University shares her experience as a TYO volunteer.
When did you start volunteering at TYO?
I started volunteering in the fall of 2013- about 6 months ago. I've really enjoyed my experience so I plan to reapply as volunteer at TYO next semester as well.
How did you learn about TYO?
I learned about TYO's Youth Service Learning Program from my friends at my university. We were talking about needing to develop our job skills when one of my friends who was already familiar with TYO suggested that I look into the Youth Service Learning Program. I checked TYO's Facebook page to learn more about when program starts and how I could apply.
What is the class that you are currently volunteering in?
Currently I'm enrolled in the Core Child morning program offered to children from ages 4-5 years old. In the Core Child morning program we introduce children to different outlets in which students learn to express themselves. Such outlets include: sports class, English class, and storytelling. In these corners, students are encouraged to engage in open expression.
Which class is your favorite thus far?
I like the imagination corner because the format of the class has been helping me to practice my leadership skills. In the imagination corner I often lead games with small groups and am required to break down complex ideas into simple language for the young students. As I'd like to be a teacher, developing these skills is really critical to my future professional success. I also enjoy working in the sports corner because I enjoy watching children release their energy and express themselves through movement.
Why do you keep coming to TYO?
Volunteering at TYO is has helped me to gain experience in the classroom- which is really important as I am studying to be a teacher. I've particularly enjoyed volunteering at TYO because I've been learning unique teaching methods. The way you teach children at TYO is different and inspiring. Students are kept at the center of all activities and the teachers work hard to show them constant love and attention. Observing the teachers has also helped me develop new ways to teach children in a creative way.
What is your favorite thing about being a volunteer?
I like feeling that I'm doing something for children who are in need. I really feel that I am able to develop a bond with the students during the session. I love seeing their smiling faces and teaching them new things.
How has this experience benefitted you?
Volunteering at TYO has benefited me in several ways. First of all, professionally, I've developed leadership skills. I feel that I've developed my communication skills, especially this session because I've been given many opportunities to communicate with the team. Prior to volunteering at TYO I was a bit shy and struggled to communicate with others. I've also become more patient with both children and adults.
Any additional comments?
Yes, I would like to say that volunteerism culture is highly important and helpful for the youth to start volunteering when they are at school so they can build an experience and develop their skills. I myself regret the time I spent when I was a BA student without any volunteerism experience, so I wish that TYO opens many different opportunities for having more volunteers to get that experience I've got.
This program - as part of Student Training and Employment Program (STEP!) - is sponsored in part by the Abdul Hamid Shoman Foundation.
- Interview conducted by TYO Volunteer Coordinator, Ruba Hafayda

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A changed LeBron is worth rooting for
The first time I met LeBron James was not quite three years ago at the TD Garden in Boston. He was fresh off The Decision and sitting just off the court several hours before his first regular-season game as a member of the Miami Heat. A swarm of us reporters were hovering, waiting, wanting answers.
"Man," he said, as a Miami Heat employee shooed us away, "I'm a fish in a fish tank. How fast can I swim?"
Not fast enough, it turned out. Not at first. That tank he'd created for himself meant every person in America would peer in and see through the distorted waters of his new, post-Cleveland persona something different than they had before: A villain. A spoiled kid. A bad guy. A misunderstood, unfairly maligned star. An incredibly talented athlete who in one moment turned himself from an icon into the butt of a million jokes. Take your pick.
A lot has happened since that first day and over the 34 months that have followed. I went from one of his staunchest and most vocal critics to a deep believer that the turmoil and mistakes of that first year in Miami carved him into a better person and champion.
LeBron has gone from ridiculed and loathed, from a guy at the center of an argument about whether or not he would fail in big moments who then failed in the biggest, to a two-time champion with a refurbished rep.
I've argued repeatedly, in my columns and on radio, that his first year in Miami and all the difficulties that came with it changed LeBron. I'd seen the anger and discomfort rolling off him after The Decision, I'd seen first-hand the frustration and off-balance approach to his critics, and I'd unloaded in one column after another. I called him "petulant," "spoiled," a "choker" and more. Then he collapsed, I left Miami, and from a distance I watched what looked a lot like LeBron emerging from his failure in the 2011 NBA Finals.
From an occasional encounter and the unreliable vantage point that comes with following someone from afar, I thought he was transitioning into a likeable guy. I thought he was becoming a story about growing up and learning from mistakes. But I wasn't quite sure. Not until two weeks ago, when I walked into his old high school in Akron, Ohio, and had an extended one-on-one conversation with him at his charity event.
Tuesday night, on Fox Sports 1's "Fox Sports Live," you can watch that interview and judge for yourself whether his new image is the result of an internal change or from better managing all those external forces. In our conversation, LeBron and I talked about Johnny Manziel and the pitfalls of fame, about his legacy and his next Decision, about his relationship with Cleveland and his pursuit of Jordan's greatest-of-all-time legacy, about the critics like me and his views of them, and his charity work and a lot of other deep and not-so-deep stuff. His take on who he believes to be the top three NBA players of all time was particularly fascinating. But it's the criticism that always colors time with LeBron, especially for me, and that talk struck me as candid and revealing.
Being routinely criticized isn't fun. Rich and famous athletes don't like it. Media personalities, say what they will, don't like it. Readers and fans, even if it comes from one retort on Twitter, don't like it. It's in our nature to want to be liked, to be accepted, to be seen in our best light by both those we know and, if strangers are paying attention to us, by those we'll never meet.
That, as much as anything, is what makes LeBron James such a fascinating case study. We have watched a young prodigy wrestle not just with his pursuit of greatness but also with growing up under those harsh lights of fame and expectation: Every mistake, every failure, every success, every moment of decency and immaturity. The meaning and lessons of LeBron James, 10 years into his NBA career, are as much about handling fame – externally and internally – as they are about basketball.
As a guy who stands by almost every negative thing I ever wrote about LeBron, let me also say this: I believe we can all change. I am beyond thankful that my life lessons and humbling mistakes, the things that shaped me into the guy I am today, didn't happen with all of you watching. I'd bet the same is true for most of you, too.
Childhood fame, of all the peculiarities of modern American culture, might be one of the most difficult things to navigate.
And so, after LeBron stood up and left our interview, after that long, nuanced, intelligent conversation, I finally felt like I could answer the question with confidence: That yes, absolutely, he had changed. That he was a different guy than the one I knew from his first season in Miami. That he really is worth rooting for.
Folks in Cleveland may think that's a cop-out, and I get it. Fandom comes with its own set of rules and loyalties, and they can distort how we see things.
Folks in Miami may think I'm just catching up to history – trying to scoot away from that critic label as LeBron's successes mushroom – and I get that, too, for the same reason.
But I'll let LeBron answer the question himself. What he said when I asked him if I and critics like me were wrong or right reinforced for me why he's the most interesting person in the game: Because a talk with LeBron James about himself is a talk about introspection, outside forces and how one guy deals with fame.
What I saw during my conversation with LeBron James was a guy who has changed, who now faces his critics and choices head on, who's funny and smart and interesting, and who takes the right things seriously and the other things with the right amount of humor.
Those things – and that change – are well worth rooting for.
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Spring is such a beautiful time of year here in Freshwater Creek. As the winter frost fades and leaves start to appear on the trees, It amazes us every year how vibrant and green everything becomes. The farm feels very much alive in spring with all of our new little baby farm animals finding their feet. Here's a diary documenting Spring 2018 at Freshwater Creek Cottages.Read More
"The seasons are what a concert should be: four perfect movements in harmony with each other."
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We are very lucky in Freshwater Creek to experience the four season's in all of their glory. We have the space to watch our landscape change month by month. If you're interested in seeing the happenings on our little farm, read our seasonal diaries.
Winter is birthday season on the farm and is without a doubt our busiest time of the year. Almost everyday we welcome a new baby farm animal which keeps our hands busy and our hearts full. I love winter in freshwater creek, it's all about open fires and red wines. Here's a diary documenting Winter 2018 at Freshwater Creek Cottages.Read More


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Webinar #15 in WREN Environmental Webinar Series
August 23, 2018, 16:00 - 17:30 UTC (9:00 am PDT/12:00 pm EDT/5:00 pm BST)
Fatality estimates are a fundamental tool for evaluating the impacts of wind turbines on wildlife and identifying solutions to minimize those impacts. In the past, numerous statistical approaches have been developed to calculate project-wide fatality estimates from raw data from turbine surveys to provide project-wide fatality estimates. The Generalized Estimator (GenEst) is developed by statisticians who created several of the current approaches, and incorporates concepts from these prior efforts to apply the most relevant and unbiased statistical adjustments based on the user's data and how they were collected. The goal of GenEst is to improve the accuracy of fatality estimates at wind facilities with a free, user-friendly software tool.
Introduction to GenEst: Generalized Estimator of Mortality
This NWCC/WREN webinar provides a first look at GenEst and how it can be used to estimate fatalities at wind facilities. After the webinar, participants have the opportunity to request access to GenEst, test it with their own data, and provide feedback before the tool is finalized and submitted for publication.
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45: Boy Bands
Back in January 2017, your hosts recorded what's now the show's lost pilot episode. (Paul accidentally destroyed the file trying to teach himself audio editing.) The subject of that episode: What was the first boy band? And that discussion came from Paul and Kirk having the same debate with their co-workers many months earlier. Now, finally, it's our long-awaited boy bands episode. This '90s-heavy episode takes you from Menudo to One Direction, with most of the big names in between, and some you might've forgotten you remember.


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Imagine a row of guests lining up to enjoy delicious food at your next event. See the look of anticipation in their eyes, the smiling faces, and pleasant chatter filling the room.
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I feel a Celebration Day coming on.
I haven't had one in months.
Which is why I need one now.
Celebration Days are days to give thanks to what God has done, and what He's going to do.
Break out the steaks, peel some potatoes, and for goodness sake, DON'T FORGET DESSERT.
Celebration Days for us usually come NOT in the midst of everything being just hunky dory with the bluebirds singing and violins strumming out a sweet melody in the background.Celebration Days come when we are in the midst of a stressful time, when life has been beating down on us with some hard issues, and the cymbals are clanging and the cello is playing a dirge somewhere in the background.
So this is when we just need to stop and cancel that dirge, quit looking around at circumstances, and look up to the One who has already taken care of it.
Life is good, my friends. Celebrate the good and the not so good......because the not so good is clearing the way for some really fabulous stuff ahead.
Coincidentally, reading this book - One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp - has also been pouring into my soul. Her comments on that concept that "...gratitude always precedes the miracle..." just hits me between the eyes. Of course. Of course thanksgiving makes way for the impossible. Of course gratefulness ushers in the blessing. Something happens in the spiritual realm when we give thanks.
OF COURSE. Jesus gave thanks.......and broke the bread and fed the five thousand. Jesus gave thanks and healed the sick and raised the dead. Jesus gave thanks.
And died for our sins so that we might have eternal life.
He gave thanks. So will we.
Because this life is a gift to celebrate.
Grab your party hat. Break out the china. Dig out those streamers and John Deere balloons in the back of your wrapping drawer.
And again, please don't forget the dessert.
This Friday, March 11th, is a day to CELEBRATE. I'll be doing another one of my widely sought-after giveaways, too.
Give thanks. Celebrate. The battle has already been won.
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The move from wirehouses to independent firmst continues as advisers seek better service for their clients and more freedom for themselves.
Steward Partners Global Advisory LLC, an employee-owned, full service independent partnership, announced today that Kenneth Mathieson and Erik Mathieson, along with their other team members, have left the midtown Manhattan office of Morgan Stanley, to join Steward Partners. The team has over 50 years of combined experience serving clients as Wealth Managers. This move to Steward Partner's newest location, 2 Grand Central Tower, 140 East 45th Street, marks the official opening of a flagship New York City Branch for Steward. The Mathiesons manage $315 million in client assets, and generated over $3 million in production on an annual basis at their prior firm.
For more information, $3 Million Dollar Morgan Stanley Team joins Steward Partners - Yahoo Finance
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Update your wardrobe with our classic Winter fedora in gun metal grey is trimmed with grey ribbon and has a flash of silver. Easy to wear this hat is ultra soft, contemporary and stylish. This hat is made from a beautiful fur felt and is entirely made in the UK. The ribbons can be trimmed to colour match your coat.
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This place ... Waikiki Beach, as seen from the air - captured by drone. Images like this make my work as an artist so much easier! What a place and what an incredible view.
In February 2018, I was invited to travel to Hawaii to make a series of paintings for an exhibition at the awesome concept store Aloha Superette. This opportunity was the catalyst for a once-in-a-lifetime tropical adventure and dream surf trip.... As well as a great source of inspiration for a new series of paintings... coming soon!
As you can imagine, the inspiration levels were (quite literally) sky-high and it was a fantastic experience to work with the fabulous folks at Superette and a great opportunity to meet so many amazing Kailua locals. I was also lucky enough to collaborate with fellow aerial artist & surfer Bree Poort"


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Want to look trendy AND help out your favorite cause? Check out some new bracelets that are all the rage in Hollywood. You can see this wrist candy on the arms of stars like Kim Kardashian, Jenny McCarthy, and Darryl Hannah. They are called "I'm Tired of…" bracelets and 50% of proceeds go to the charity of your choice. Of course my choice is the "I'm tired of animal abuse" because the money from these bracelets go to Best Friends Animal Society and its amazing 33,000 acre sanctuary in Utah, that is home to more than 2,000 dogs, cats and other animals, many of whom have special needs. You can also choose other charities to wear and help. The cost of the bracelet is only 10-dollars. There is not many hot trends that you can get for that kind of cash, so go crazy and support several good causes! To check them out go to www.imtiredonline.com and check out this video. It was created by "I am tired" folks to not only help sell the bracelets, but to bring awareness to animal abuse. I posted it because it makes me happy and I hope it makes you happy too!
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Leisure Centre at the Anner Hotel
The Anner Hotel Leisure Centre
At the Anner Hotel Leisure Centre we work to improve the health and well-being of our members & guests. We aim to ensure that our facilities are user-friendly and are dedicated to maintaining high standards of cleanliness and hygiene at all times.
The Leisure Centre facilities include:
- 18 Metre Pool that is 4'2 in depth all around
- Separate Children's Pool with seating area
- Sauna, Steam room & Jacuzzi
- Relaxation area to help you relax and unwind
- Fully equipped gymnasium
- Range of Classes to suit all fitness levels (additional charge applies, open to members and non-members)
- Complimentary gym Inductions
- Personal Training available (additional charge applies, available to members and non-members)
- Personalised Fitness Programmes (additional charge applies, members only)
- Beginner/Intermediate group swim lessons for children
Memberships at The Anner Hotel Leisure Centre:
Our highly qualified and experienced staff members are here to ensure all aspects of your experience are enjoyable. We are dedicated to ensuring that the high standards of cleanliness and hygiene are maintained at all times.
We offer 3, 6 and 12 month membership packages to suit individuals, couples and families alike. Why not book in for a tour of the leisure facilities and our dedicated leisure team will help you find the best option to suit your needs.
Member Benefits:
- 5 FREE guest passes when you join any of our annual membership packages
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Exercise Classes at The Anner Leisure Centre
We have something to suit everyone weather your goals are weight loss and toning or just simply to unwind after a long day!
Zumba: Zumba is a way to dance yourself into shape. Latin inspired music and calorie burning rhythms make this the dance fitness party you don't want to miss!
Aqua Aerobics: A challenging water aerobics class suitable for all fitness levels and ages
Aqua Zumba: Known as the Zumba "pool party", the Aqua Zumba program integrates the Zumba formula with traditional aquatic fitness disciplines. Aqua Zumba blends it all together into a workout that's cardio-conditioning, body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief!
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Hollywood hasn't had the best of luck when it comes to turning video games into movies, but that hasn't slowed down the urge to try. Along with Assassin's Creed and Warcraft, both planned for later this year, any number of iconic gaming series remain in development to one degree or another, from revivals of Mortal Kombat to rumblings that Nintendo might finally be ready to give Mario and company another shot at big-screen glory. But thus far, most game-to-film adaptations have stayed comfortably within the realm of PC and console titles, despite the world of mobile gaming becoming increasingly more culturally ubiquitous than both.
That all changes on May 20, when The Angry Birds Movie becomes the first full-length animated feature film based on a mobile game to hit theaters. A new trailer for the film has now debuted, offering audiences a glimpse at the origin of the titular avian heroes' grumpy disposition.
The number one question following Angry Birds since the film was first announced was how, exactly, a feature film was going to get a full length story out of a game series that has typically featured a single endlessly-varied scenario and very little in the way of a storyline -- especially since even previous films based on plot-heavy games like Resident Evil and Final Fantasy have come up lacking. Thanks to the new trailer, we now have some idea of where the filmmakers have taken the narrative of Red (Jason Sudekis) and his friends battling enemy pigs (Bill Hader) beyond the original game setup of attempting to retrieve stolen eggs.
From the trailer, we learn that Red has developed his simmering rage-control issues and jaded cynicism from a lifetime of having been bullied by the other flightless birds on an isolated tropical island, which has only served to further isolate him among similarly rejected outcasts from their otherwise upbeat community. When an invading army of pigs arrive, Red appears to be the only one who suspects their "guests" might have sinister designs on the birds' eggs and sets out on a quest to find the legendary hero Mighty Eagle (Peter Dinklage) to help thwart them. Josh Gad, Kate McKinnon, Keegan-Michael Key, Danny McBride, and Maya Rudolph also star.
Vague allusions to colonial exploitation are certainly a novel place to take the story of mobile gamers' most beloved bird-flinging distraction, though it remains to be seen whether making Angry Birds' story longer and (slightly) more complex will keep audiences as fixated on the film as millions of players have become on the game. On the other hand, whereas many previous video game adaptations have had to make do with low budgets and filmmakers of dubious reputation, The Angry Birds Movie received a reported $80 million budget from Sony and will be directed by Disney Animation veteran and animation podcaster Clay Kaytis (Tangled, Bolt) and Fergal Reilly, a story-artist on such films as The Iron Giant, Hotel Transylvania and Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs. The pair will be working from a script by former Simpsons writer Jon Vitti.
If successful, the film could bode well for the success of other planned adaptations of games from outside traditional sources. A live-action film based on Five Nights At Freddy's, the popular series of downloadable horror games, is also currently in production.
The Angry Birds Movie hit theaters on May 20, 2016.
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Jahangir Aziz of JPMorgan is expecting the government to maintain fiscal deficit target of 3.2-3.3 percent.
"We do expect the government to make it (fiscal deficit) to 3.2 whether it is through finding new sources of revenue in the last few months or through contraction expenditure, most likely you will get 3.3 or slightly higher than 3.3 for the central government," he said.
Indian economy is expected to grow at 7.2 percent in 2018-19 against 6.7 percent in the previous fiscal mainly due to improvement in the performance of agriculture and manufacturing sectors, the Central Statistics Office (CSO) said on January 7.
The CSO estimate is, however, a bit lower than 7.4 percent growth projected by the Reserve Bank for the current fiscal.
"I have stopped focusing on levels of growth numbers given the uncertainty associated with them. So let us just focus on the trajectory of it. We had a decent first half and clearly there is a slowdown in the second half. At least the slowdown in the second half is consistent with what is happening elsewhere in the economy, what is happening to credit numbers, what is happening to credit situation including what has happened to global trade, which has slowed down quite a bit. So at least we have the first half and the second half consistent, which is a relief. The way we are looking at it, this slowdown is probably going to continue till the second calendar quarter of 2019. So the first quarter of next year and then once the impact of the liquidity and the financial conditions tightening fade, we should see some recovery beginning in the second half of calendar 2019," said Aziz.


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One Call Does It All
One of the commercials that seemed to play continuously on local TV when I was growing up was for a plumbing, heating and air conditioning contractor. The ad including a snappy jingle and a phone number with the tag line, "One Call Does it All." The jingle was unavoidable, and if you got the tune stuck in your head, chances are the phone number was stuck there, too. Whatever went wrong at your house, this guy could take care of it.
The Aging and Disability Resource Center at CICOA doesn't have a snappy jingle. But we do offer a "No Wrong Door" approach to providing information, resources, programs and services. The approach is person-centered: an exploration of options that best meet the individual needs, goals and desires of the consumer. We refer to the ADRC staff as Options Counselors, and they serve as navigators to those seeking advice, assistance and support. People call us with many different questions, but often that question comes down to, "What should I do?"
For many, the first contact with CICOA is a phone call. Calls from older adults; from the parent of a child with a disability; from the daughter caring for her mother with dementia; from healthcare providers who want to refer a patient for services. Questions about transportation, safe and affordable housing, financial assistance, meals and health insurance. How do I know which assisted living center to select? Who can help me with legal advice? Each question, each person, is unique. Each answer is tailored to the needs of the individual.
If one call can make a difference, imagine what 113,000 can do. That's the number of phone calls handled by the ADRC last year. Each call can be the first step to an improved quality of life through better health, better care or lower costs.


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Vintage 1980s battenburg lace dress with short sleeves, and column skirt.
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My stomach sank with a bewildering sense of betrayal as I passed the signpost, crossed the bridge and queued to pay the toll. How could you do this to me? England seemed to ask my back. You total bastard.
I know, I'm not sure, sorry, I squeaked.
The bad things flashed back from my six years spent there at the beginning of the last decade; those vile Welshmen who literally sneered and spat at your gall to wear an England shirt on a big matchday; the less seriously intended but still grating anti-English 'banter,' the impossibility of finding live football screening if a rugby match is on, the painfully tenuous Welsh angles to news.
I'm English and love England, but I also love Wales and many of its people. Pressed to choose a preference, I'd have to choose England. Paradoxically, as it turns out. Because having pressed myself to choose, I'm choosing Wales.
I'm in a service station a short distance over the border, en route to Cardiff for a couple of days viewing properties and will stay with a friend there overnight. It's not a decision taken lightly but it would seem that a better standard of living can be achieved for less money there. While I'm very fond of a couple of football clubs there, that's it: I don't need London and it certainly doesn't need me. This morning's drive proved that Wales can be made by car from London in two hours at no great stretch, train routes are straighforward.
There's the added potential of having more friends back in Cardiff too – older ones with more shared history and theoretically stronger bonds – but whether they'll be accessible to me given their respective domestic trappings is up for debate. Even whether they'll feel inclined to see much of me. It could easily be the case that I'd see them just as infrequently.
Either way I feel it's worth the punt, the change, the difference – albeit a comfortably familiar difference. Six months on another rental agreement – despite all of the paperwork, bills and moving fuss that goes around it – is no great commitment.
If any new opportunities come along or my independent work proves unsustainable, I can sail off again. Although I'm not averse to the idea of a rudder, should one decide to present itself.
Diolch Cymru, we'll see.


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Question about Maytag Neptune MAH9700 Front Load Washer
Stacked unit approx. 7 yrs. old wont fill.I will only run on the spin cycle.I've heard of a lid switch and or fuse but dont how to get at it Help please
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Thank you for your prompt reply zeusfaber.That sounds easy enough.I just thought it would be more of a switch problem because the switch control responsible for setting the time and which wash cycle you would wanna use [the main control which you set and normally pull out] does not respond with any indication of power going to it,no sound etc.only when you spin past everything and set it on the spin cycle does it respond.
This is actually my mothers machine and she noticed that the machine was leaking water and promptly turn it off,returning in a few minutes to spin the rest of the water out.She waited til the next day to turn it on again... thats when she noticed nothing would happen and called me.I was thinking maybe a bad pump would cause the leaking but I couldn't get the water to start and fill so I could trouble shoot anything,then I saw on this site I believe, some lady with the same problem[nothing but a spin cycle and they were writing in and saying it would be the lid switch which initiates the water flow to fill
Any further comments as to why it couldn't be this lid switch or the fuse to it? Thank you again
Heavvy P
Thank you again zeusfaber.I'll get on in monday and when I find anything out I'll post it here.Thanks again,your knowledge is greatly appreciated
If it runs on the spin cycle, it's almost certainly neither of the components you describe.
Before you do anything else, just double check that the water supply to the machine is switched on.
Prime suspect is the solenoid valve which lets water into the machine, and the usual cause is a burnt out solenoid coil.
Switch off both water and electricity (then double check both are genuinely off).
Pull the machine away from the wall and remove the top panel (we don't have Maytag Neptunes where I live, but on most machines you'll find you can unscrew bits of trim at the back edge of the lid, after which it will slide off easily.
Look at where the water feed hose joins the machine. You should find a plastic unit with a screw coupling for the feed hose, a hose leading off into the works of the machine, and a couple of wires going to some terminals on the top.
Carefully remove the wires and use a multimeter on ohms range to check the component. It should be a few thousand ohms. If the coil has burnt out (as they often do), the resistance will be much higher.
(On some machines, you may find more than one of these valves all next door to each other - sometimes even two or three at a time running off the same hose. If yours is like this, test the terminals on each valve in turn in the way described above - but be extra careful to make sure the wires don't get mixed up).
Assuming you do identify a failed coil, it's worth taking the valve out and popping round to a washing machine spares dealer to see if you can get a new coil for it rather than replacing the whole valve. Otherwise, you can get a new valve off the internet.
Removing and replacing the valve is a job without any tricks or surprises. Remember to note where all the wires and hoses go. Check yet again that power and water are all off before you start and be prepared to catch a few trickles of water when you take the hoses off. If you're going to change the coil, take the valve out of the machine and do it somewhere where you won't lose the skin off your knuckles.
On completion and before you put the cover back on, run the machine through a quick wash cycle (without putting your hands andwhere inside). Use a torch to check for leaks in the areas where you've been working (especially where the hose from outside screws onto the valve). Once you're happy, turn the power off again, put the cover back on and put the machine back in place.
If your initial test doesn't show one of the valve coils to be burnt out, then post a comment to this question and we'll look at some of the less common possibilities.
Posted on Mar 15, 2008
With a "lid switch" or a fuse problem, you wouldn't normally be able to get the machine to spin.
The history of leaking is a bit at odds with the inlet valve theory, so I'd definitely be inclined to test the coils (as described above) before investing in any spare parts.
The other thing to bear in mind is that at certain stages of the cycle, the controller is inhibited from moving on until the desired water level is achieved.
If the inlet valve coils check out OK (and bearing in mind the recent history of a leak), it would be worthwhile taking the back panel off the machine and tracking down the water level sensor (look for a smallbore hose that comes off the bottom of the drum and is then routed upwards with a small electronic unit at the top of it. The hoses sometimes chafe or perish through and sometimes get blocked with grey sludge. In theory, a blocked sensor hose could give you problems with alternately too much and too little water being allowed into the machine.
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It all started with a giveaway session.
I was doing a Lake Charles Engagement session giveaway and Linda was our winner. I had never met Linda prior to our time together but wow! She and Michael were so so much fun. Seriously though. These two were the most laid back couple ever. Their clothing was on point as well. Between the fall colors and the dark browns and whites they wore, it was a recipe for a great session.
Lake Charles Engagement Session + A Nice Picnic
I saw what they wanted to do with their session and make the comment "this looks great and very intimate". Linda simply responded with something along the lines of "I just wanted to show people Michael is romantic on the regular, this is normal for us.". Great job Michael! Is it too cliche' for me to say that you are the freaking man. *guys, take note*
Viva La Mexico
After spending some time getting to know Michael & Linda, they told me that they are getting married in Mexico since that's where her family is. How cool is that? What a story to look back on and remember through the years. How cool is that?!
I Love These Photographs
If you follow me on social media, you've probably seen these Lake Charles Engagement session images already, and you could possibly be tired of seeing them by now. I however, LOVE these images and how they came out. Here are a few of my favorites. View more engaged couples here.
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Letter to Home – Month 3: February
March 2, 2016
February… what another great month. The first of February started with a border crossing. Megan and I met up at the bus station in Puerto Iguazu, (by Iguazu Falls), and we hopped on a bus going to the Brazilian side of the falls, Foz du Iguacu. It did not go as how we expected… We thought it … More Letter to Home – Month 3: February


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Project RED Friday Mobile Care Packages
Each month, Project RED Friday will visit a school, in a classroom setting. We will work with kids to help them understand what it means to be deployed. each child will be able to make a care package, write a letter and have a picture of themselves put into a care package. PRF will mail these to our Armed Forces. Part of this goal will be to connect the kids with our Armed Forces, and possibly create a "Pin Pal" situation for the students.
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The Far East Tales
For about 4 month now Light Bros Entertainments has been releasing a series of Episodes called "The Far East Tales" covering the story of our trip in the Philippines back in beginning of 2012, Here are all of the episodes so far.
The Preface[vimeo https://vimeo.com/51873976]
Episode 1[vimeo https://vimeo.com/49032753]
Episode 2[vimeo https://vimeo.com/54367157]
Episode 3[vimeo https://vimeo.com/57185583]
Hope you enjoy them!
Great start of a new cycle.
First of all I wish you all the best for 2013, for me 2012 was a real roller coster, as you might know I spend 6 month with a very annoying knee injury (Obvious) spending my time as a DJ in summer, filming and not doing much, but I actually don't regret it, with this I have learned so much and I got all of my stuff sorted out together, now I feel more alive then ever and the only thing I wanna do is get back to the competition and kick some ass! (we will see how this goes….)
Lets do a little recap of what i've been up to lately:
After my second knee surgery in september I started my rehab, when i talk about rehab I mean a lot of gym, sweat and suffering but it all got well payed of, just after a !!!MONTH!!! my doc said I am ready to get back on the water so thats just what I did, but being as enthusiastic as I am my first session had to take place in Brazil, so just after 4 days after my doc said I would be ready I was off to Brazil with my good friend Alvaro Onieva, and yes I had an incredible trip, got all of my ticks back in the bag plus this time with boots and with even more control and power than ever before…
After 1 and a half month in Brazil it was time to go back to reality but this time only for a week, my next trip planned was taking place in Myanmar to visit my father with my beloved sister, this was a great opportunity to chill after the "stressed" trip we had in Brazil (More coming on that in my next post) and seeing my dad that I haven't seen for more than a year. I brought all of my kite stuff with the chance that maybe there would be a little bit of wind, unfortunately it never came but I found my self surrounded by the beautiful culture of Myanmar, so I decided to film a little Doc about it, the images turned out incredible! so stay on alert because soon I will be releasing some very cool movies and videos. Oh, and did I mention that my latest video "Drop It" won the Tricks & Chicks contest? this was the chocolate piece on cake for me 😛
Now I find my self at Singapore airport with surprisingly fast free internet, you might find that normal if you don't travel much but for someone that travels very often like me this is kind of difficult to find on other airport.
Well I think I've said enough, from now on I will update my page more often so if you liked my blog post feel free to subscribe!
Peace and Happy new year!!!!!
Children Of the Revolution in the Philippines
Just came back from the Philippines and there is so much to say about it, here is a little sneak peak & the rest you will see in the videos coming soon:
So after a trip in Fuerteventura my mate Thomas Paris told me i should book my ticket to the Philippines and thats what I did, after a stressful 4 days organizing my trip I finally arrived. I didn't really know what to expect but as soon as I arrived in Boracay things started to change. Me and the Children of the Revolution participated at the funboard cup, it was really fun and i ended up 3rd in Freestyle.
After the comp, the COR crew and Normeth (she organized everything for us in the Philippines) had a talk and we decided to escape the party and people in Boracay and focus on the video production we had planned to do, so we went to Union Bay were we found a perfect flat water location, we decided to do a heli shot there and it turned out pretty good!
After 3 days hitting kickers, kiting all day long and enjoying the spot we traveled to Sabang because Thomas definitely wanted me to check the spot out and he told me we would surf and kite all day in a spot were no one has ever kited before, so 3 days after union bay we arrived in Sabang, it was a very local little village in the region of Vigan, we were staying in a huge house just meters of a perfect breaking wave, i was amazed by this wonderful place! We filmed, surf, kite for 11 days and then moved to Cagayan Valley, the Senator sponsored us the stay there (5 star hotel, private Casino, room service 24h a day, etc) they wanted us to check a spot that never no one kited and by our surprise it was perfect!
All the trip was captured on video, we got 500gb of stunning images so stay tuned cause this year you will see lots of the Philippines around the internet!
I really want to Thank all my sponsors, especially Másmovil, Kitaddict, Prolimit for making this trip possible, Normeth for organizing everything, Theresa and of cours all the Children Of the revolution for this awesome time, I'm glad to be part of this 😉
I did some screen grabs of some of the images that resume what i said in this post, check the slide show.


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Yoga 101 - A Historical and Philosophical Introduction
By Jaime Mathis
Where Does Yoga Come From?
There is archaeological evidence that some form of yoga was being practiced on the Indian subcontinent over four thousand years ago. A relief found in the Indus valley shows a person seated in a classical meditation posture which indicates at the very least, cultural reference to what we know as yoga.
The earliest writings about yoga are found in a collection of texts called the Upanishads. These were written during the Vedic period of India which spanned approximately 1750 B.C.Ee-500 C.E. Interestingly, these make little mention of asana, or postures, that we in the West associate with yoga. Rather, yoga is spoken about as a disciplined system of techniques and practices that reveals the true nature of humans. Along the way, the aspiring yogi experiences some major shifts in consciousness.
While there are many different forms of yoga, it was first codified or systematized by a sage called Patanjali who wrote a treatise called the Yoga Sutras. It is nortoriously difficult to pinpoint exactly when these were written, but it is certain that they were not written after 500 C.E. The date range for their composition is between 200 B.C.E- 500 C.E.
So, What IS Yoga?
In the Yoga Sutras, Patanjali gives a succinct outline of a system of yoga known as Raja Yoga. Sutra means "thread" in Sanskrit and the Yoga Sutras are known for their often obscure and hard to understand meanings. Because sutras were meant to be memory devices to aid in oral transmission of wisdom or traditions, the Yoga Sutras depend on a teacher or commentator to be fully understood. In fact, the yoga sutras begin with the sutra:
atha yoganusasanam
which means, "Now the teachings of yoga." This indicates a continuation of instruction that has already started.
Yoga builds much of its philosophy on the central ideas of Sankhya philosophy which divides reality into two distinct components. These components exist simultaneously and continuously and are both eternal insofar as they will always exist in some form. They are called Purusha and Prakriti.
Purusha could be described as absolute consciousness, infinite love, unchanging nature, and ultimate beingness. Within the system of yoga, each person is infused with purusha, which witnesses the individual soul and from there, a mind with thoughts and feelings and a body with senses and points of contact with the rest of material reality.
Prakriti is everything we can be aware of, or watch, whose nature is to CHANGE. That includes what we can see, hear, taste, touch and smell AS WELL AS what we think and feel. In yoga, our minds are a very refined and subtle part of material reality, just as our bodies are a grosser, more dense form. Their essential characteristic is that they fluctuate or change. Think of the seasons moving through their cycles, the way the human body is born and dies, the way our thoughts and feelings can jump around from moment to moment.
Yoga, at its core is defined in the sutras as chitta vritti nirodhah, or calming the fluctuations of the mind.
Yoga comes from the Sanskrit word yuj, which has several meanings, the most common used in the west being "to yoke"—as in to yoke oneself to Absolute Truth. However, it also means, "to contemplate" which is the preferred definition by some of the earliest commentators since the goal of yoga is to unjoin purusha from prakriti so it can dwell in its true nature.
Patanjali provides the method for freeing purusha from prakriti through the practice of an 8 step process called ashtanga. (ash-8, tanga-limb)
What Are the 8 Limbs of Yoga?
The Yoga Sutras are composed with great intention and attention to the way information is presented and organized. For instance, the first and last things on a list carry the most weight. When studying the 8 limbs, then, it is worth noticing what heads the list.
Yama-These are the great principles that are fundamental to a successful pursuit of yoga. Some commentators remark that these direct our behavior with the outside world, but in truth, they apply to our inner landscape as well.
Ahimsa-non-violence. This is the most important of all the yamas. It means that we are to cause no harm to any living creature at any time. From a classical perspective, this meant having a vegetarian diet and practicing non-violence in words and also thoughts. Just as the elephant's footprints cover all over footprints, so too should Ahimsa direct our interactions with ourselves and the world.
Satya-truthfulness. Saying what you know is true, not embellishing stories or thinking one thing, saying another and doing still another. Striving to be precise and truthful in all you think, say and do. This includes refraining from daydreaming, imagination, fiction or fantasy. Still, if saying the truth would cause someone pain or do them harm, it is better to say nothing at all since Ahimsa is the most important observance.
Asteya-non-stealing. This extends beyond not taking objects that do not belong to you to not even desiring someone else's belongings. This could also be interpreted as not taking intangibles that are not freely offered, like someone's time.
Brahmacharya-celibacy. Meaning, "to walk with Brahman", this yama is one of the more challenging yamas to western thought. Some commentators reflect that this yama is important because as long as sexual desire is unchecked, the mind is fixed on sensuality instead of realizing the self. Other commentators have suggested that brahmacharya is about sense control, but in its literal and contextual sense, it is complete sexual restraint.
Aparigraha-not coveting or taking more than you need. This is a particularly sensitive yama in western society as it speaks to taking only what you need to sustain yourself and not acquiring possessions or hoarding wealth. It is quite an austere principle when you stop to consider what you actually need to keep body and soul together and compare it with what you have around you on a daily basis.
Niyama-These observances inform our personal disciplines and practices. Whereas the yamas speak about things to desist from, the niyamas tell us what we should engage in.
Sauca-cleanliness. This principle means to keep oneself clean outside and in. Eating pure food, keeping your appearance neat, and cultivating a friendly attitude all constitute elements of this niyama.
Santosa-contentment. Being happy with what you have instead of thinking you can only be happy when you have acquired something more.
Tapah-austerity. Being able to tolerate the hardships of life without becoming mentally agitated. This does not mean voluntarily depriving yourself or causing yourself discomfort, rather being able to endure life's ups and downs calmly.
Svadhyaya-study. Patanjali is referring particularly to the study of sacred texts and scriptures. The idea is that the more you expose yourself to spiritual matters, the less you will desire worldly objects. This could involve reading the Sutras, the Gita, the Upanishads, and practicing mantras like "Aum".
Ishvara Pranidhana-devotion to God. In the Bhaghavad Gita, Krishna tells Arjuna that he can both fulfill his duty and attain enlightenment by devoting all his actions to god. Patanjali echoes this sentiment in this niyama, with the proviso that one needs to be unattached to the results of offering their actions to the god of their understanding.
Asana-physical postures. While this is the most emphasized limb of yoga in the west, it is the least mentioned in the Sutras. The purpose of asana within Patanjali's system is to prepare the body to be firm and comfortable during extended periods of meditation. Out of the 195 sutras, only 3 mention asana.
Pranayama-breath control. There are three types of breath control mentioned by commentators. Suspension of breath after inhalation. Suspension of breath after exhalation. Complete cessation of breath. This is to be done while fixing the mind on an object of meditation, which can be anything from the god of your understanding to a blade of grass. The point is to further cultivate a still mind.
Pratyahara-sense withdrawal. So long as the senses are engaged in the world of objects and desires, stilling the mind is impossible. There are stories of sages submerging themselves underwater to avoid being lured by sense objects, which is quite extreme, but speaks to the power of the senses to keep the mind spinning instead of becoming still. There are other branches of yoga that encourage fixing one's focus on a particular object or deity so as not to be distracted by negative mental fluctuations.
Dharana-concentration. Aspiring yogis are to develop the ability to concentrate on a particular object or deity. Though Patanjali does not specify a particular thing to focus on, other commentators and writers suggest everything from parts of the anatomy, like concentrating on the tip of the tongue, to choosing a particular god. The next three limbs are extensions of each other, meaning each successive limb draws out the effects of the previous one. These limbs are the internal part of raja yoga and as such, are put into different chapters of the Yoga Sutras.
Dhyana-meditation. This is where the mind is able to fix on an object without any interruption. Whereas Dharana could be likened to drops of oil flowing down a mirror, Dhyana would be like a curtain of oil continuously running over the surface.
Samadhi-meditative absorption. One becomes aware only of the object of meditation. There is no thought, such as, "I am meditating on this candle." There is only the candle. Self-consciousness disappears and one dwells in complete absorption of the object. In this way, purusha is revealed to itself as the pure awareness that it is, undistracted by notions of "I" or anything the senses can perceive.
Patanjali set forth a system of spiritual attainment that requires an amazing level of dedication and discipline to achieve. When compared to what we define as modern yoga, the two seem to have very little in common. For many of us, it is nearly impossible to adhere to the yamas and niyamas as defined by Patanjali's sutras.
Regardless of whether or not we feel we can become vegetarian or give up sex or be able to remain peaceful when we lose our job, we can practice an awareness of ourselves as more than our constantly changing world, thoughts and feelings. We can ask ourselves, "If I am not my job, my house, my depression or my health, what am I?" And we can show up to our mats and learn to breathe, knowing that it calms our mind and elevates our consciousness. As Krishna says to Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita,
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Jaime is a RYT-200 and has been practicing yoga for over 10 years. As a student of Dr. Edwin Bryant, one of the leading scholars in Indology, Jaime brings a commitment to preserving the integrity of yoga philosophy and making it accessible to everyone. She holds degrees in History, Behavioral Science, Literature, Film and Theatre. Jaime is particularly passionate about personal evolution through integrating yoga philosophy with creative expression, music and movement.
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