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City commissioners, Dillons and my landlord decided last Tuesday that the beautiful old building north of Dillons on Massachusetts Street, where I live, will be destroyed and a parking lot put in its place. According to the commissioners, changing the zoning from residential to commercial is excellent analysis and planning by the planning department.
Dillons is currently "out of compliance" with the number of parking spaces the city thinks it should have. Many people walk and bike to the store. The parking lot is rarely, if ever, full. Should we not encourage sustainability in this age of dwindling resources, green space being one of them? Not to mention the fact that the apartment building has a great amount of historical character and is solidly built.
The city will also not recoup the tax revenue lost by destroying a building upon which property tax is paid. This is not a smart decision in a time when all municipalities need money. It will possibly cost the city more in increased toxic runoff, which goes directly to the river. The river from which you and I get our water supply.
This decision is symptomatic of a City Commission that has allowed environmentally unfriendly, unsightly and seemingly unfettered growth to the west of town. I'm not just talking about Wal-Mart. Lawrence's character and charm have been in decline for many years.
Nothing personal, commissioners, but you won't get my vote next time around.
Britta Ernst,
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I have a giant walnut tree in my backyard, and for weeks every autumn, I can hear the click, clack, roll of nuts as they drop off the tree and travel across my roof. Fat squirrels perch themselves around the yard and gather the nuts, leaving a trail of shells in their wake. What are they doing? Are they just making a mess (yes!), or do they know something is coming?
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Wired News: Orson Scott Card Builds an Empire
The above link is an interview with multi-award winning [tag]science-fiction[/tag] author [tag]Orson Scott Card[/tag] on plans for his Empire franchise. [tag]Empire[/tag] was conceived from the beginning as a multi-media endeavor, with the story told in different ways through a novel, comic books, film, and [tag]video games[/tag].
By the end of the interview, he has made some comments about video games and how he doesn't play them anymore because they are so repetitive (level, boss, level, boss, level, boss, etc.). I gotta say, I agree with him. I do enjoy playing those games from time to time, but they are mostly the same concept wrapped up in different packaging. (The packaging has gotten to the point where it's mind-blowing in some games, and sometimes that's enough, but it's still the same concept.)
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The only thing I'm interested in any more is the exploration of the world, as a player, but in order to explore this world, you have to be able to master all of these techniques, figure out puzzles, and be really quick on the draw — all stuff that I wasn't able to do very well after the age of 30. And I'd done it enough to not really be interested in it any more. In a way, I've been closed out of video games by the fact that I'm getting old and the games are repetitive.
He thinks the concept fo the Empire game will be trendsetting and a shift for the industry:
The experience from beginning to end in this game is that characters have their own agendas, which is not necessarily the players' agenda, but is fully understandable to them. Gamers will sympathize with what the characters are trying to do. They will want them to win. So it will not be a matter of just killing mindlessly. It will be about achieving really important objectives.
If the game does in fact turn out to be more complex than "kill or be killed," the non-player-characters really are sympathetic, and the story is more open-exploration than straight-line narrative, I think it does have a chance to be a serious hit. Those are some of the same qualities that made Myst so revolutionary for its time (and it became the best-selling game in history for over a year, I think).
The quality of, and immersion in, the storyline is something that can make or break a game. Card places the blame for lack of well-developed stories in games on the heads of game publishers (making a distinction between the publishers pulling the strings and creators doing the work).
Until you can get the mindless video game publishing industry off the backs of the video game creators and give them the time to fully create things, instead of working to constant, mindless, meaningless, stupid deadlines, we will never have game creators able to work to their full potential.
Unfortunately, that's not likely to happen in a wholesale fashion. Every once in a while though, something will slip through and it will be a breakout hit. Will Empire be one of those superstars? Hard to say. The source is, after all, rather biased. But in the meantime, what these companies do crank out should at least include some increasingly excellent eye-candy!


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Research co-sponsored by SJ Berwin reveals that company directors' misunderstanding of their legal duties remains one of the key barriers to sustainable competitive success.
The report, 'Tomorrow's company inquiry' advocates the "inclusive approach", as essential for successful companies.
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I'm weaning off venlafaxine. help and advice appreciated(46 Posts)
Hi all,
I've been taking venlafaxine for 12m or so. Now is the time to come off. I'm currently taking 75mg extended release Venlalic per day. The plan I have been given by my dr is as follows:
37.5mg daily for a week
37.5mg alternate days for 1-2weeks
37.5mg every third day for a week if necessary.
I've heard that coming off this drug is hideously pants. Any advice or experience would be appreciated. I know I am likely to feel shite with the withdrawal. When is that likely to hit me? If I have an idea I can plan my withdrawal for when I have extra support.
I'm withdrawing from the same dose of extended release venlafaxine at the moment - the plan I was originally given by my doctor was a disaster (similar to yours but slower, starting with replacing a 75mg dose with 37.5mg dose twice a week). It might be that a sudden drop in dosage is less awful than the upping-and-downing I was doing but it will be very hard.
With my GPs agreement I've come up with another method which seems to be working really well. My doctor is fully supportive and even apologized for the week and a half of hell I went through on 'her' protocol - she hadn't known venlafaxine has such a short half-life and was following the protocol for withdrawal from SSRIs with a much longer half-life.
First I swapped to 37.5mg every 12 hours - so, no change in actual dose. This wasn't much fun.
I'm now stretching out the doses to give a reduction of 75mg over the course of each week, which has been fine so far. I'm only down 75mg per week from my original prescription to date (achieved by taking 37.5mg every 14 hours). I'll be going on to the second stage tomorrow - 37.5mg every 17 hours.
If you're interested I can show you my workings so you can discuss it with your GP.
I'll see how I go and come back to you if I struggle.
TBH the last couple of months I've been really bad and remembering my dose so I regularly miss one dose per weekand on ooccasions possibly 2. I just have no concept as to how missing 2-3...then more... in a row is going to affect me. I did once miss 3 days over a bank holiday when I thought I had more in the cupboard. That was hell but going from 75mg to nothing overnight.
I still have some 75mg tablets so could alternate 75 and 37.5 for a week then follow the above plan...but I worry about yo- yoing the dose.
I've also read that fluoxetine can be used to minimise the withdrawal....and I have a stash of that from 12m ago but would obviously be taking it without medical advice...
My DCs are spending the week with their dad next week. If I knew that the withdrawal symptoms were only going to last a few days I would time it for them and hide in a darkened room for the week....somehow I think a few days is optimistic...
It's really heavy stuff to come off and you can expect extreme irritability confusion and anxiety, as well as maybe paranoia and potentially hallucinations on top of the nasty physical effects (brain fog moving into total brain 'stop', headache and stabbing head pain, muscle pain and cramping, tiredness, speedyness etc. etc.).
It's important that your GP knows what your doing. Please don't take any other medication that hasn't been prescribed for this process - if you're thinking of doing the crash to 37.5mg whilst alone it's be wise to ask for some Benedictines to tide you over.
Benedictines = benzodiazepines (diazapam of family thereof). Monks could be quite soothing though
I came off it 'cold turkey' on medical advice as I had three small children at the time who would be away for a week so for me it was better to get it over and done with while they were away that have weeks of feeling unwell. I can honestly say it was the most ill I have ever been in my life (and I've had several illnesses requiring hospitalisation!). I literally could hardly move from the sofa for a week, I had 'electric shocks' in my head, nausea, dizziness, muscle pain, it was horrible. But by the end of the week I was much better and able to cope with the children again.
I would never take venlafaxine again but if I had to go through the withdrawal again I would reduce the dose veeerrrrry slowly instead (I did this with lofepramine a few years later- literally reduced the dose by quarter of a tablet at a time and took each new dose for three or four days before reducing by another quarter).
Good luck with it.
I'm a bit worried that my GP casually thinks that in 3weeks it will all be sweet as roses....
Well, it is possible that all will be OK in 3 weeks - the quicker you come off the more intense the withdraws will be
and the more potential risk you have of lingering withdrawal symptoms. But, OTOH it'll all be over and done with pretty sharpish.
The withdrawals really can be very frightening if you reduce quickly (it feels dangerous, although it isn't really) because of that a lot of people then go back up to the original dose of this
lifesaving but vile drug just to make it stop and a frightened to start another withdrawal program.
With this slow method I'm using I feel slightly grotty / anxious / etc. but I can function normally, which is essential in my current situation. IME the yo-yoing doses was unbearable, I couldn't function normally at all and the symptoms were totally unpredictable (and that was just two half does in a week) it must be because of the short half-life.
There's no right or wrong - just keep in contact with you doctor and be kind to yourself. If it's unbearable then you can always change to a different withdrawal protocol.
I've just come off Venlafaxine due to pregnancy, and it's fucking horrible. I did it as a fairly sharp taper on my GP's panicky advice, and was out of it for a week.
Brain shocks, headaches, everything as listed above. Of course, now that the depressions isn't being treated, I'm now feeling v depressed. Genius. That said, my blood pressure had dropped since stopping them and I've not had the racing heartbeats, so it's not all bad.
The one thing I was advised (not by useless locum GP)that might help with the head shocks was Nytol, it seems to a bit.
Nothing to add, but am v v sympathetic - at least I only have the cats to worry about
You've done damned well Catte!
The depression you're feeling might well part of the withdrawal (even though the drug is out of your system) rather than you being depressed IYSWIM. Don't despair, it may well get better yet. Here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSRI_discontinuation_syndrome
It's good to hear these stories.
I'm on day 3 at half dose (37.5mg) and so far so good. I developed an all over pressure type headache yesterday which I just thought was tiredness but its back again today so I'm not sure. It might be withdrawal. It might me phsycosomatic.
I've done lots of reading and I have to say that given the short half-life of this drug I really can't see how alternate day or yo-yoing doses is going to help. I'd like to be able to cut the tablets down and go down that way but unfortunately I'm on the XR so thats not an option.
I have decided though that once I get down to the alternate day I am going to self medicate with fluoxetine. I know you've advised against it but I do have a background in pharmaceutical R&D in particular drug metabolism and clearance and I am comfortable with this plan. I am only going to use 1 fluoxetine bridge tablet on my first 'skip' day of the new venlafaxine dosing regime (so 3 at most - at the beginning of each week) and let it taper naturally.
It is the school holidays here from tomorrow so I can cope with the extreme withdrawal I may get. I'll be getting support from my neighbour so won't be 'alone' and my first full week of nothing (if all goes to plan, but I'm prepared to be flexible) my DP will be on leave and here with me for 3 weeks.
But I have to say...day 3 of reduction and so far so good, I don't seem to have reacted horrifically...yet.....
Thanks Lettuce. Went to the docs this morning as I'm struggling to make it to work, or do much when I'm there.
It's just unnerving feeling things I hadn't felt for ages.
You'll get there Catte. Did the dr offer any help?
I also meant to say I do have some Nytol. I had read that Benadryl may help (same family of drugs as nytol) so will keep that on standby.
Please go back and see
another your GP Catte. There are other anti depressants that they are more happy for people to take during pregnancy.
No more drugs this time, but have been asked to go back next week for assessment. I'm keen to get a grip on it now before it spirals out of control and affects my baby.
I'm partly signed off work as my concentration is Fucked and my head hurts, suspect I'll be on my knees for more drugs
Edwinia, glad you have people around. I was a soda bound husk!
Well I think the withdrawal is starting to kick in.
I have developed a terrible tremor and am very jumpy (jumped a mile when the phone rang earlier). This is normal for me when I miss a day or two anyway.
I'm starting to get nauseous too. Kind of like a morning sickness nausea. It was triggered by the smell of someone cooking bacon. Worst thing is that my dp is a bacon addict and he's home for the weekend. This is not going to be a good combination...
Day 4.
Didn't sleep well last night. Struggled to get to sleep. Struggled to stay asleep. Struggled to get back to sleep.
The wacky dreams have started too.
And another thing that started yesterday which I've just realised is probably related. My skin keeps tickling/itching. As though an insect has landed on me and is crawling across me. Other than the headache that's probably the most annoying ATM.
No brain zaps yet.
hope you're doing ok Catte
The tickling is bizaare and driving me made
I feel as though I have insects randomly landing and crawling all over me. I feel as though I have headlice crawling through my hair.
I was feeling a little blasé, if scared about this. But I am currently a little freaked out by the reality of it.
Having said that it is tolerable ATM.
I too am on venlafaxine, I go on a Nomorepanic web site. There a medication thread on there,lots of meds on it venla is there.
Doctors want you to come of to soon because it costs about £40 per box,
My psych as told me when I've had 2 free years of no depression/anxiety then come off it if I want to.
If i do, I would do it v v v slowly even if it takes a year. I would also use Prozac and Benadryl as I've read this help through the process.
Reading with interest, good luck
You'll be alright EdwiniasRevenge, but erm, yeah, I'm sorry to say it'll get a good bit worse before it gets better. You have my utmost sympathy, you're a strong woman!
The way I'm doing it (by changing the timings to give a more subtle taper than is possible than by changing the doses of XR) is approximately equivalent to going down in steps of 10mg per day at a time. The original yo-yo protocol I was given was terrifying to do TBH, really awful.
I'm now down by just over 20mg per day - was spaced as fuck yesterday with simmering anxiety, but that's about it. Still not fun by any stretch of the imagination, but it's absolutely doable and more importantly(?), I feel in control of the process. Next step down soon - from 37.5mg every 17 hours to 37.5mg every 21 hours, it's small but I sill feel nervous.
I'm not planning to use benadryl. At least not whilst still taking venlafaxine.
I've read up on the way benadryl "works" to combat the withdrawal and I'm not convinced its safe - at least not for everyone.
For those that are planning to use it - it is the US formulation which isn't the same as the UK formulation. It is the drug diphenylephidrine you need which is the same as bog standard UK Nytol.
Day 5
very shaky tremory
horrific nights sleep last night. Think I onky slept for 30-60mins at a time. Followed by 30-60mins awake.
stuggling to play my favourite bubble witch on my phone due to tremor. Boo.
feel a bit spaced out. Bit vacant. Easily confused. Slow to process thoughts. Slow speech at times. Forget qhat I'm saying mid sentence.
in fact this is remarkably like it was when I first had my breakdown.
but aa I'm not working it isn't affecting my function so having in there.
Glad to hear your getting on OK. I'm like that after missing two doses! Maybe I'm oversensitive to the stuff.
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The Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) and the China Investment Corporation (CIC) contributed $2.8bn of the $6.6bn cash element of the deal that will create the world's largest money manager and was first reported in the Sunday Telegraph
In addition to the cash, Barclays will receive 37.8m BlackRock shares, giving it a 19.9pc of stake in the sprawling US money manager and two seats on the board that will be filled by Barclays chief executive John Varley and president Bob Diamond.
To deliver on the purchase, BlackRock said it had "received commitments from a group of institutional investors to purchase 19.9m shares at the closing of the transaction for a total of $2.8bn".
Although BlackRock chairman Larry Fink would not be drawn as to backers' identities, it is believed that KIA, GIC and CIC trumped interest from sovereign funds from Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
The combination of BGI and BlackRock will create a business with $2.8 trillion of assets under management, double that of State Street Global Advisors, its nearest rival, with $1.4 trillion.
It will combine BlackRock's more actively managed funds with the more passive, index-linked business of BGI, including its coveted exchange-traded funds arm iShares.
Mr Fink called the proposed acquisition "a transformational transaction", going on to highlight the range of products on offer to institutional and retail customers by "bringing the two firms together on to one global platform."
For Barclays, the deal bolsters the bank's balance sheet and provides a solid exit for BGI after months of discussions with suitors. The sale proceeds for BGI equate to a net gain for Barclays of $8.8bn, raising the bank's tier one capital ratio to 8.3pc from its current 6.7pc.
John Varley, Barclays group chief executive, called the proposed deal "a landmark event in the history of the investment industry," adding it was a "dream partnership."
Bob Diamond, Barclays group president, explained the reasoning behind the deal. "It's increasingly difficult for a bank like Barclays to have a top-tier position in institutional investment banking and in institutional investment management," he said.
There remains an outside chance the deal could yet be scuppered. CVC Capital Partners – which had originally offered to buy the iShares part of BGI in April for $4.4bn – could proposes a higher offer for the entire BGI business by June 18, though this is seen as highly unlikely.
If CVC fails to return to the bidding table, Barclays' board will move to recommend BlackRock's offer and put it to a shareholder vote, leading to the creation of the renamed BlackRock Global Investors.
Shares in Barclays, which had rallied strongly this week ahead of the deal's announcement, closed down 12½p at £2.92 last night.


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I attended a signing at BookPeople for Three Messages and a Warning: Contemporary Mexican Short Stories of the Fantastic, co-edited by Turkey City's own Chris Brown (formerly Chris Nakashima-Brown, now renamed after a long and painful de-Japanization process).
The event was fairly well attended, with about 40-50 people showing up.
Two of the authors flew up for the event: Pepe Rojo of Tijuana:
And Bernardo Fernandez of Mexico City (who also works as a graphics artist and teacher, as well as a crime writer):
(I'm not sure if you can tell, but Bernardo's shirt features a robot (or possibly an android) and an electric sheep.) I believe he mentioned that he was working on a graphic novel about William S. Burrough's time in Mexico. I bet it ends with a bang.
I also found it interesting that both of their fathers were engineers.
In attendance were also many members of the Austin SF community, including a few that my pictures of weren't completely awful:
Stina Leicht and Sara Felix.
Jessica Reisman, a few moments before the police arrested her for the Hollywood scriptwriter they found dead facedown in her pool.
On Saturday, there was a party at Chris Brown's newly opened East Austin hipster-pad-cum-1970s-science-fiction-movie-set. Sadly, none of my photos of the house (taken at dusk) came out well. But I did get a few pics of the party attendees:
Don Webb, who co-edited one of the most influential Spanish-language anthologies of speculative fiction, for which he was paid $50 and three bottles of Tequila.
Stina and Jessica redux.
The rest of my pictures were various degrees of crappy. (Hopefully Jayme Blaschke, who was there with a bigger, better camera, will put some up.) Sadly, one picture that didn't come out was that of Bernardo wearing a t-shirt depicting Mexico's most famous science fiction character: Bender Bending Rodriguez.
Finally, no expects the Spanish Steampunk Zeppelin!


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We have five children between us, and when Mother's Day comes around, there's always a lovely hint in the air that perhaps, perhaps, there will be a little brunch plan in the works down in the kitchen! Whether it's a cup of Greek yogurt with slices of fresh mango and a sprinkling of homemade granola, or more fanciful presentations like French crepes with fruit from the farmers market or Italian frittatas with vegetables from our gardens, our children have picked up the idea that preparing a pretty and delicious meal for mom is always greeted with "awwws," and sighs of appreciation! It doesn't have to be complicated at all – we really mean it when we say it's the thought that counts!
In past years, Joan's daughters have whipped up creamy scrambled eggs with chives, and Rhona's children have "adapted" Ina Garten's juice of a few flowers (read: no vodka!). Simple and delicious! But the idea that "presentation is everything" has not been lost on our now-grown children: putting a flower on the breakfast tray or using pretty dishes adds a little drop of special to this particular Sunday which, hint, hint, is coming up this weekend!
What are some of your Mother's Day traditions? Or what tradition would you like to start? Let us know; we'd love to hear from you!
Meanwhile, here are a few ideas for a quick and easy brunch – for mom, or for any time.
Rhona is an unabashed francophile and her kids know it… so making this crepe can be an easy menu option for her Mother's Day, quicker than pancakes and a little more unique. You don't need a special pan (but if you have one, great!) – any small skillet will do. Just make a simple batter, let it rest a bit, then, when it's as thick as cream (but not as thick as pancake batter), continue. This will be a bit tricky for young children so be sure an adult is there to help. But we promise, after the second crepe, you'll all feel like experts!
- 2 cups milk
- 4 large eggs
- ½ teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 ½ cups flour
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted, plus a little more for coating the pan.
- You can whisk the batter together by hand, but it's a cinch in a blender… Just toss in all the ingredients and blend until just combined. Let the batter sit for about 20 minutes (or up to overnight if you have the time).
- Heat an 8-inch nonstick skillet or crepe pan over medium heat until it's hot enough to make a drop of water sizzle upon contact. Brush the pan with a little melted butter, then pour about ¼ cup of the batter in the pan, swirling the pan to evenly distribute the batter. When the crepe starts to brown and pull away from the sides (about 30 seconds to one minute), carefully flip the crepe using a butter knife, spatula, or your fingers (be careful!) and cook on the other side. Transfer to a plate and repeat until all the batter is used, adjusting the heat and wiping the pan with more butter as you go.
- You can stack them on a plate as they're finished but if you're going to store them in the freezer, lay pieces of parchment paper or waxed paper between them so they don't stick together, wrap in plastic wrap, then store in a zip-lock freezer bag; to thaw, let the stack sit at room temperature for about an hour, then peel apart and use them in any recipe you have. To keep in the fridge, just stack them and wrap in plastic – no paper separators necessary.
- To serve, fold each crepe into quarters, then sprinkle powdered sugar on top; You can serve them as we do, with sliced strawberries that have been tossed with a teaspoon of balsamic vinegar… or be creative! Our friend Joy might try spreading Nutella on a crepe and adding a sliced banana, in order to bring back fond memories of Paris. We also like to add a splash of lemon to the crepes or a dash of liqueur like Grand Marnier or Framboise; use berries, apricots, peaches, blueberries… whatever is in season. Delicious and so pretty!
- 1-2 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 red bell peppers, seeded and diced
- 2 sweet Italian sausage links, diced
- 2 red potatoes, peeled and diced
- ½ cup fresh basil, torn into pieces
- 6 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 6 tablespoons grated Mozzarella cheese
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- Salt and pepper
- Cook the sausage in a 12-inch nonstick skillet with an ovenproof handle until brown. Drain on paper towels and set aside. Warm 1 to 2 tablespoons of olive oil on medium heat. Add the peppers and sauté until soft, about 5 to 7 minutes. Set aside. Add the potatoes to the skillet and additional olive oil if needed and sauté for 5 minutes or until soft and lightly browned. Return the sausage and peppers to the skillet and add the basil leaves.
- Preheat the broiler on high.
- Mix the eggs and grated cheeses together and season with salt and pepper to taste. Pour the egg mixture into the skillet, using a wooden spoon to distribute the ingredients evenly. Cook over low heat for a few minutes until the eggs start to set. To finish cooking, place the skillet under the broiler to brown lightly. Watch the frittata carefully so it does not burn. Slide the frittata on to a serving plate. Cut in wedges and serve.
Happy Mother's Day to all you moms out there, and to all those nurturing souls with motherly instincts!


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By Oscar LeRoy
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PECOS - It's been a while since Stanton has enjoyed a playoff victory.
The Buffaloes had three big plays on offense and played solid defense to beat Van Horn 20-12 in the bi-district round of the Class A Division II playoffs on a cold Friday night at Rotary Field. It is Stanton's first playoff victory since 2000 when the Buffaloes reached the Class 2A Division II state quarterfinals.
"We talked about turning it up another notch in the playoffs and that's what they did," said Stanton coach Lee McCown, who's enjoying his first playoff victory as a head coach. "I'm proud of each and every one of them."
Added Stanton senior linebacker/fullback Mark Garcia, "Our team came together and that's all we needed. The young guys stepped up and we were a family tonight."
Stanton (6-5) advances to play either Morton or Olton in the regional round, possibly in Denver City next Friday.
Both teams started with a bang on offense. Robbie Noland went off right tackle for a 50-yard touchdown run for Stanton, and then Van Horn answered with a 33-yard TD scamper by Jacob Corralez. Van Horn (6-5), however, went for the two-point conversion and couldn't convert, so Stanton had a 7-6 lead after the first quarter.
Noland was the workhorse for Stanton on this night with 123 yards rushing on 23 carries.
It stayed 7-6 the rest of the half as both defenses bent but didn't break against each other's potent running attack.
Stanton then started the second half with another explosive play. Taking over at the its own 9-yard line, Adam Montez took the pitch from quarterback Tyler Fulton, almost got tackled at the 5 and then broke loose down the near sideline for an 81-yard score to give Stanton a 13-6 advantage.
"(Montez) now gets to go run in the state cross country meet (today)," McCown said. "He's the fastest kid we've got. Going against the wind like that, that was a very big play for us."
Stanton made it 20-6 in the fourth quarter when Mark Garcia found a wide open Jacob Cazarez on a 48-yard halfback option pass with 11:41 remaining in the game. That proved to be one of only eight pass plays combined for both teams the entire night but it was a big one for the Buffaloes.
"I haven't thrown a pass in a long time. It felt good to do it again," Garcia said. "There's a connection there between me and Jacob. I knew he was going to be open."
The Eagles cut it to 20-12 with 4:38 remaining when J.J. Baca went 65 yards down the far sideline for a score with 4:38 remaining. And just like they had done all night, the Eagles went for 2 and failed to convert.
Baca led the Eagles with 158 yards rushing and 21 yards receiving.
Stanton 20, Van Horn 12
Van Horn 6 0 0 6 -12
Stanton 7 0 6 7 -20
First Quarter
Stanton - Robbie Noland 50 run (Brandon Almanza kick), 7:00
Van Horn - Jacob Corralez 33 run (pass failed), 3:33
Third Quarter
Stanton - Adam Montez 81 run (kick failed), 11:35
Fourth Quarter
Stanton - Jacob Cazares 48 pass from Mark Garcia (Almanza kick), 11:41
Van Horn - J.J. Baca 65 run (run failed), 4:38
Van Horn Stanton
First Downs 12 15
Rushes-yards 38-258 47-303
Passing 21 54
Comp.-Att.-Int. 1-6-0 2-3-1
Punts-Avg. 6-38.3 3-29.3
Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-0
Penalties-yards 9-53 4-30
RUSHING - Van Horn, Jacob Corralez 11-77, J.J. Baca 15-158, Bryan Alvarado 5-(-16), Adam Apodaca 1-22, Luis Navarette 1-2, Rene Navarette 3-6, BJ Willis 1-8, Leo Corral 1-1. Stanton, Robbie Noland 23-123, Nathan Nix 7-35, Tyler Fulton 13-54, Adam Montez 4-91
PASSING - Van Horn, Alvarado 1-5-0-21, J. Baca 0-1-0-0. Stanton, Fulton 1-2-1-6, Garcia 1-1-0-48
RECEIVING - Van Horn, J. Baca 1-21. Stanton, Jacob Cazares 1-48, Noland 1-6
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Television's Hottest Stars Come Out the "Evening Before" 60th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards to Support Motion Picture &Amp; Television Fund
The stars of the small screen had big hearts tonight as hundreds of television's hottest celebrities joined with other industry bigwigs for the annual "Evening Before" pre-Emmy party that raised nearly $1.5 million for the non-profit Motion Picture & Television Fund.
Among the celebrities who attended were Christina Applegate, America Ferrera, Tina Fey, Sally Field, Mariska Hargitay, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ellen Pompeo, Kyra Sedgwick & Kevin Bacon, Mark Wahlberg, Rita Wilson & Tom Hanks, William Shatner, Candice Bergen, Jaime Pressly, Neil Patrick Harris, David Spade, Christian Slater, Debra Messing, Brooke Shields, Mary Tyler Moore and Kristin Chenoweth."Our 'Night Before' events have become a highlight of both the Emmy and Oscar award seasons," said Ken Scherer, CEO of the Motion Picture & Television Fund. "Thanks to the generosity of the television industry, and the leadership of Jeffrey Katzenberg, we raised millions of dollars that will be spent providing much-needed assistance to those in the entertainment industry."
Presenting sponsors of the "Evening Before" were Target, PEOPLE and Sprint. In addition, event sponsor Variety provided Todd English, as the celebrity chef for the evening, who recently opened the restaurant Beso with Eva Longoria.
One of the most decorated, respected and charismatic chefs in the world, Todd English has enjoyed a staggering number of accolades during his remarkable career. He has been recognized by several of the food industry's most prestigious publications, established one of the best-known restaurant brands in the nation (Olives), published three critically acclaimed cookbooks and was named one of People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People."
"Once again we were able to have an evening where the focus was not just the Emmy nominations, but rather the whole idea of helping less fortunate members of the entertainment community" said Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of DreamWorks Animation and Chairman of the MPTF Foundation Board. "The Fund serves as a safety net for people in the industry and their families, which is particularly important during uncertain times like this."
This was the second annual "Evening Before," which was designed after the highly successful "Night Before," held annually on the night before the Academy Awards(R), which has raised more than $31 million for the Motion Picture & Television Fund during the past six years.
Target showcased renowned home designer John Derian at its cabana, where guests were invited to select their favorite serving tray and coasters from one of three charming patterns in his handmade decoupage collection. Additionally, guests received a candle, stationery set and pen, and reusable bag from the John Derian(TM) for Target(R) collection. Target has partnered with Derian to highlight his nature-inspired, handmade decoupage wares in an exclusive collection of stationery and home decor at a great value. The assortment is available at Target stores, with select items also available on Target.com.
"Target is delighted to continue our partnership with the Motion Picture & Television Fund by supporting the entertainment community as a sponsor of the 'Evening Before'," said Karen Gershman, senior vice president, marketing. "To celebrate this year's event, we've partnered with John Derian to offer guests charming and beautifully distinctive pieces from both his handmade collection and his amazing Target collection."
PEOPLE, the world's most popular magazine, invited guests to play a customized PEOPLE Celebrity Trivia game. People.com correspondent Michelle Beadle hosted the digital game, which was played on a giant plasma screen. All guests who played received a subscription to PEOPLE StyleWatch magazine, and were entered to win a Flip video camera, Nintendo Wii or Wii Fit. This is the second consecutive year that PEOPLE took part in the "Evening Before."
"We're proud to once again support the Motion Picture & Television Fund at this important event," said Martha Nelson, editor, the PEOPLE Group. "At PEOPLE we shine a spotlight on the brightest names in Hollywood alongside the stories of real-life Heroes who are making a difference. At the 'Evening Before,' we'll celebrate the good works of all the MPTF members."
Sprint's booth showcased LG Lotus(TM), a new phone available this fall that introduces couture design to wireless technology. Exclusive to Sprint, this stylish device makes a fashion statement as a flip phone with a unique square shape, full QWERTY keyboard and two stand-out color options -- textured purple and satin black. LG Lotus is one of the first Sprint devices to offer One Click, a highly-customizable user interface that makes texting, Web access, email, Sprint Navigation, Sprint TV(SM), Sprint Music Store(SM) and other features easy to access. Sprint and LG partnered with "Project Runway" winner and "Ugly Betty" guest star Christian Siriano to design a custom scarf to hold this fall's must-have wireless phone in style.
"Sprint is delighted to be a sponsor of the 'Evening Before' event in partnership with the Motion Picture & Television Fund," said William Morgan, Sprint senior vice president of corporate marketing. "Our featured product, LG Lotus, offers the perfect combination of style and substance with a full QWERTY keyboard that is ideal for quick text messaging, email or instant messaging with the speeds of Sprint's 3G national mobile broadband network. We are honored to share LG Lotus at this important event celebrating the good work of MPTF."
Variety is the leading publication for entertainment news, recognized and respected throughout the world of show business. The Variety Group -- Daily Variety, Daily Variety Gotham, Weekly Variety and Variety.com -- are all owned by Reed Business Information (RBI), the largest business publisher in the U.S.
"We at Variety are honored to participate in the second annual 'Evening Before' benefit," said Neil Stiles, president and publisher of Variety. "As the leader in entertainment media we take seriously the need to support our industry and cannot think of a better way to give back than by joining with our friends and colleagues to support the extraordinary work of the MPTF."
The non-profit Motion Picture & Television Fund, headquartered in Woodland Hills, Calif., was founded in 1921 to provide "relief" for those in the film industry who had fallen on hard times. Today, 87 years later, MPTF is a major service provider supporting the health and well being of the entertainment community. Healthcare, childcare, retirement living and social/charitable services are offered with compassion and respect for the dignity of the whole person. Care is offered through the MPTF 250-bed hospital, six outpatient health centers, charitable financial assistance and community outreach programs, a full-scale retirement community and a children's day care center. More information is available at www.mptvfund.org.
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by Václav Havel and Vladimír Morávek
featuring music from The Bartered Bride
by Bedřich Smetana
Adapted into English
by Edward Einhorn
Direction and musical arrangements
by Henry Akona
Produced by 3LD Art + Technology Center
and Untitled Theater Company #61
with the assistance of the Czech Consulate of New York and the Czech Center
originally developed at, and with the continuing support of,
New Ohio Theater's Ice Factory Festival
March 6 - 29, 2014
Thu - Sat at 8pm, Sun at 7pm
with an extra performance Monday, March 10, at 8pm
at 3LD Art & Technology Center, 80 Greenwich Street
Tickets $20, or $45 with dinner included.
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A theatrical-musical-technological-gastronomic extravaganza
Come see the pre-show performance of Cabaret Metropol, a New York-based ensemble specializing in classic German, Czech, French and English cabaret songs. Backed up by a small band of accordion, bass and brass, the group features Czech singer Katarina Vizina, Jenny Lee Mitchell, and original arrangements by musical director, Maria Dessena. Cabaret Metropol was founded with a love for European cabaret that embraces the idea that love, politics and the human condition are universal themes that cross borders, not limited to one language or people.
With: Katherine Boynton, Melissa Elledge, John Gallop, Andrew Goldsworth, Jennifer Harder, Robert Honeywell, David Hov, Jenny Lee Mitchell, Mateo Moreno, Emily Shankman, Phoebe Silva, Moira Stone, Terence Stone, Michael Whitney, Sandy York, Christpher Yustin
Translation Assistance: Katerina Lu, Choreography: Patrice Miller, Video Design: Cory Einbinder, Set Design: Christopher Heilman, Costume Design: Carla Gant, Lighting Design: Jeff Nash, Sound Design: James Sadler Jr., Fight Director: Dan Zisson, Assistant Video: Steve Harkins, Assistant Costume/Wardrobe/Hair: Natalie Loveland, Assistant Music Director: Maria Dessana, Assistant Producer/Concessions: Corinne Woods, Assistant Director: Victoria Moyer, Stage Manager: Berit Johnson, Assistant Stage Manager: DeVaughn Shepherd
Interns: Ann Dang, Mary DeCarlo, Janessa Helen Floyd, Marissa G Ontiveros, Sasha Sharova
Václav Havel needs a pig he can slaughter and cook for a party with his dissident friends. An American journalist arrives for an interview. The villagers have a pig to sell, but where is it? And why is everyone singing The Bartered Bride? Food, drink, song, video, politics and celebration collide in this adaptation by experimental Czech director Vladimír Morávek of Havel's text and Smetana's music. Untitled Theater Company No. 61, the company that brought you The Havel Festival, presents the English-language premiere of this theatrical-musical-technological-gastronomic extravaganza, translated by Edward Einhorn and directed by Henry Akona. Join us at a traditional Czechoslovakian zabíjačka feast. Reserve a table and enjoy a meal or just sit back and enjoy the party.
Original workshop presentation:
Presented at SoHo Think Tank/Ohio Theater's ICE FACTORY
Wed June 29 - Sat July 2, 2011
With: Katherine Boynton, Elizabeth Figols Galagarza, John Gallop, Andrew Goldsworth, Robert Honeywell, Michael Hopewell, Jenny Lee Mitchell, Mateo Moreno, Phoebe Silva, Moira Stone, Terence Stone, Michael Whitney, Sandy York
Accordionist/Assistant Music Director: Melissa Elledge, Cello: Michael Midlarsky, Violin: Amanda Lo
Choreography/Assistant Producer: Patrice Miller, Set Design: Jane Stein, Costume Design: Carla Gant, Lighting Design: Jeff Nash, Video Design: Kate Freer and David Tennent, Dramaturgy: Karen Lee Ott, Assistant Director: Joe Pikowski, Stage Manager: Elizabeth Irwin
Graphic art by Clinton Corbett


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This Post is a Continuation from Part One: On Telephones, UFO's & Spirit Guides: Close Communication of the Spiritual Kind
How is communication with Spirit possible? Are there energetic portals that connect us to other-worldly beings? Are there portals to other times and even, to other dimensions? We just need to open our minds to either ancient metaphysical teachings or modern quantum physics to find some answers to these important questions.
Contrary to what you may have heard, the reality of spiritual communication is not a fringe topic for the "tin-foil hat" crowd. Spiritual communication is spiritual science. It's also physics taken to the quantum level and beyond, to metaphysics. It is an energetic exchange between consciousnesses that does not require a physical body to communicate.
But before we can begin to understand and accept spiritual communication, we have to know about the existence of unseen energy: what it is and how it works. We also need to know why this information is not widely available and why it's not open for serious discussion in the mainstream. Until we understand those two related subjects, we may not give serious credence to a black-listed topic that has long been the object of derision and ridicule by the majority of people who call themselves rational.
Once we know what obstacles we have to overcome when we want to find truth–and how we get in our own way by adopting the beliefs we've inherited from others–we can discover truth. In this case, you're interested in the truth about spiritual guidance and contact with spiritual energies. So to discover this for yourself, you have to be an intellectual and spiritual rebel and not a cookie-cutter cut-out.
So, are you ready to be a rebel? Let's find out then, what's been standing in your way.
The Need for Heresy to Find Truth
Most great truth and powerful discovery had heretical beginnings. Sometimes it was just too fantastic and ahead of its time to believe, as with the discovery of wireless communication by Mahlon Loomis. His incredible discovery enabled long-distance communication between living people that changed the world.
Imagine what the knowledge about spiritual communication would do! It would create a world-wide revolution that would redefine reality as we now know it. Everything would change, because:
- People would realize their inter-connectedness with other beings in the universe;
- People would have awareness of their greater eternal existence;
- The pervasive deceptions that hold us in bondage would no longer control us;
- Our absorption in the acquisition of things and money and having power over others would come to an end;
- War would cease;
- Opportunistic exploits and oppression of the vulnerable would end;
- Political domination would fall;
- People would begin to govern themselves in harmony.
The human race would become truly free, spiritually healed, and joyfully united. It would be the beginning of an Age of Light, and an end to the Age of Darkness.
Who doesn't want that? You do. I do. But there are those who have everything to lose if things change and so they don't want people to know the truth about spiritual reality. These are the ones in power who profit from exploit. These are forces that have been in control of civilization for a long time; and through multiple mechanisms, from behind the scenes, they set the board and move the pieces.
Consider, just for a moment, that there is a cosmic game afoot designed to keep human beings ignorant of the truth that will set them free. It's a game that those with big power love to play; it's a most extreme sport, and they play it very hard.
They play it to win.
And when they win, humanity loses.
Just look around you. This is why the world is in chaos and despair, in spiritual poverty and deepening darkness. This is why "the more things change, the more they stay the same." This is why we need the knowledge that saves. But it won't be an easy transition because old ideas die slowly and they die hard.
Humanity is in need of unabashed heresy against the mass beliefs that have brought us to the edge of catastrophe. But don't wait for the next person to lead the way, because heresy means big change and it takes a great deal of courage to go against powerful superstitions and prevailing beliefs. Heresy must start with each truth seeker, often standing alone for a time, willing to endure whatever ridicule or abuse that comes, knowing that truth will eventually prevail.This is how mass belief evolves: certain, special people must step up to oil the rusted gears of forward thought.
I ask you to recall what happened to Galileo, as I wrote in the last post, On Telephones, UFO's & Spirit Guides: Close Communications of the Spiritual Kind, and remember how many generations passed before his discoveries were accepted and became widely known. Remember how the preeminent political/religious power
of his day, the Catholic Church, controlled what people were allowed to know, think, read, talk about, and believe. Today, almost 400 years later, the sociopolitical landscape has shifted, but the plan to control our philosophy continues and thus, our human bondage to group-think has not changed over time.
Slow to Change: Society's Group-Think about the Nature of Reality and Spiritual Existence
Most people don't understand the absolute reality of spiritual realms because they, their parents and grandparents grew up under the assumptions imposed by the 300 year-old Newtonian scientific model of physics, as discovered by Issac Newton. This model of reality said that things are made of matter and nothing but matter. For most people this continues to be a comforting view of reality because it teaches that everything in the universe works mechanically. It says that effect follows cause and that things follow a sequence, such as either/or; left side, right side; before or after; good or bad. It asserts that reality boils down to solids, to what is predictable and what is physical. It is a three-dimensional viewpoint in the strictest sense, where time is linear, where everything is matter and all must be explainable by the laws of mechanics in order to be real.
Old Newtonian physics is where our modern, "practical" assertions come from. From this limited understanding of reality, our "prove-it-to-me" attitudes and materialistic inclinations have taken their strongest defense. And since very few people can see the spiritual realms, those who cannot see, touch, taste or smell want solid proof of a reality that is not solid, not linear, and not bound by time or our bodily senses.
And because many people's minds are programmed with old beliefs, the doubters out there don't seek an education about the new findings of science or test it by conducting their own experiments. Had Mahlon Loomis been that way, instead of sending wireless signals to communicate with each other, we could still be sending notes delivered by horseback…or sending smoke signals…or flashing mirrors in the sunlight.
And while we have terabytes of computing power, we are still in the Stone age with our spirituality because most people are uninformed about the science (upon which all that computing power is based, by the way) that substantiates there is more to life than meets the eye. We are stuck between the old science that most modern people believe in, and the new science they don't know about.
And why are people not openly educated about the cutting edge of science that has spiritual–not religious– implications? Because current power structures that manipulate common beliefs are not eager to acknowledge new truths which would make them irrelevant. Why? Because once again, new ideas threaten to bring down the old paradigms and threaten those who profit from a power establishment that was built on old and limiting ideas.
And it's not just church and state that combines to blockade public awareness. It's the ivory tower of science itself, with its internecine wars and corrupted motives, with its high priests in lab coats or those who lecture at the holy podium of scientific certainty. As we have learned from history, scientists who pioneer new discoveries often experience opposition and ridicule from their colleagues who have a lifetime invested in the inner sanctum of old science. Many scholars have careers invested in old science; they have diplomas based on old science; they get their income from old science, and so…new science be hanged.
The problem of being branded a heretic, as it turns out, is not limited to religion.
Disappointing, isn't it? You count on science and education for objective facts when in fact, neither is as unbiased–nor as pure–as you've been led to believe.
Scientific advancement has not always been so contaminated by power and money. Remember Albert Einstein? Einstein's discoveries went far beyond Newtonian physics and created a new model of reality for mankind to fathom.
This was many years ago, and still, relatively few human beings are open and willing to consider the possibilities of an expanded reality shown by Einstein's findings. And that's not all they're missing: Einstein's break-through has since been superseded by even greater discoveries that reveal a reality very different from Newton's mechanical, clockwork universe, which is the reality most people have come to believe in.The world needs a grassroots breakthrough in its understanding of what Reality is and how it operates. That is why you are here on this page.
In the next post, we will take a look at what, exactly, new science shows us about the Greater Spiritual Reality that you cannot see with your physical eyes. This will help you know how "Close communication of the Spiritual Kind" happens to you all the time, if you'll allow yourself to "hear" the call. Then you can free yourself to "phone" your Spiritual Guides…to call Heaven…to talk with Spirit…and to know the Divine, without "help" from any another human who puts on his (or her) pants the same way you do!
You won't easily find this critical and accurate information elsewhere, so be sure to keep in close communication with MySpiritCare! Until our next post, may peace and a heart that hungers for truth be with you.


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By Megan Ulland, Guest Columnist
My almost three year old is more experienced than most business travelers in the security checkpoint at Logan Airport. She started flying at 5 months old and had flown across the country 8 times in the first year of her life. By 16 months, she knew to take her shoes off, never cried when her favorite puppy or doll went on a "trip" through the x-ray machine, and by 23 months, proudly wore her own backpack of snacks, toys and books for the plane and would walk by herself through the metal detector, holding her own boarding pass to proudly show the security personnel. I've taken her and her 15-month-old brother across the country by myself three times now. The security checkpoint, now, is a breeze. Each time we travel, I encounter at least one or two people who look at me as if I am crazy. I'm sorry to the people in the seats around us who have to endure the fifth reading of Curious George Takes a Train and Hooray for Thomas, but I count myself lucky to not have screaming children on the plane.
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Tyson Foods pulled back on Friday after a big rally, and the momentum bulls jumped on board.
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TSN fell 2.71 percent to $24.03 on Friday. It's up 24 percent so far this year and is trying to hold support around its February peaks near $24. Earnings are due on May 6--after the April options expire--so the trader is purely betting on a quick bounce.
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All is well, dear apostles. Does this statement console you, even as you look at the changes occurring in the world? Why do I tell you that all is well when you can see clearly that difficulties have arisen in many areas? I hear the prayers of My children asking that I send relief from the sufferings that afflict them and cause them to question their security and even their faith. How often I have to teach mankind that I am the only true security and that reliance on Me will bring peace and all possible benefit to each man and to the intentions of each man. In heaven's eyes, all is well, even as many suffer. Are God's children suffering with the benefit of the truth? Do they understand that I am with them and that I have overcome even death? My friends, if there are those remaining who do not understand the extent of My love, then your work is not finished. If there are those remaining who do not understand that joy is possible, even in suffering, and indeed especially in suffering, then your work is not finished. If there are times when you are afraid, then you must come to Me. I will protect you from anything that is outside of My will for you and for your work. Will you be overcome? Consider My authority, dear apostles, and do not consider the extent of your weakness. Never be distracted by the strength of your enemy because the enemy's strength is an illusion and even the illusion is fleeting. Be assured that I will compensate for your weaknesses as I compensate for your beautiful humanity which so endears you to Me. Where you are weak, I am strong. Where you are frail in your humanity, I add my divinity and what goes out from you is blessed and protected, but only if you are relying on Me. You will know when you are relying on yourself because you will be afraid. Consider how I conducted Myself on earth. I trusted the Father and I was gentle, going about My tasks in the day with conviction. If the Father willed it for Me, then I accepted it and saw to it as best I could. When I was rejected, I quietly moved on. When I was accepted, I offered the Father's love and gave to the fullest extent of the Father's will. Do the same, beloved ones. Do the same. I am with you and all is well.
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- Egyptians believed that human soul was composed of two parts, the Ka (physical soul) and Ba (conscience)
- The Egyptians also believed in the concept of akh which was the transformation of some of the noble dead into eternal objects.
- The nobles were often conceived of as being transformed into stars, thus joining in the cosmic universe.
Comparison Between the Ba and Ka
|The Ba - conscience
|The Ka - physical soul
|- The Ba refers to all non physical qualities that make up the personality of humans.
- Animals were sometimes thought to be the bau of gods, the bennu bird was called the Ba of Ra, the Apis bull was worshipped as the Ba of Ptah
- Prior to the New Kingdom, no representations of the Ba are certain. The first illustrations of the Ba are found in the Book of the Dead
- The Ba was associated with only human beings and gods
|- The Ka was not an element of the personality, but a detached part of the self which was sometimes said to guide the fortunes of the individual in life, like the Roman genius, but was clearly most associated with a person's fortunes in the hereafter
- The Ka was a spiritual twin born with every man and lived on after he died as long as it had a place to live, this place was the body of the individual
- Khnum who was believed to create men out of clay on his potter's wheel also molded the Ka at the same time.
- The idea of the Ka also be associated with objects that would otherwise be considered inanimate like, Osiris was often called the Ka of the pyramids. . Everything that existed was believed to have its "double" Ka, animals, objects and plants alike.
|- The most important function of the Ba during a person life was to guide each individual conscience, urging kindness, quietude, honor and compassion
- After death the Ba made it possible for the deceased to leave his tomb and rejoin his Ka, and fly together into the next step of the person journey in afterlife, the judgment in the Hall of Maat
|- The Ka followed the person like a shadow or a double all through life
- The Ka needed that body after death, this is why Egyptians mummified their dead.
- If the body decomposed, their spiritual double would die and the deceased would lose their chance for eternal life
- The Ka was sustained through food and drink. For this reason food offerings were presented to the dead
- If the Ka was neglected, and allowed to starve, it could leave the grave and haunt the offenders.
|- A human-headed bird flying out of the tomb of the dead person
|- Represented as a second image of the individual, with two upraised arms on his head
- The hieroglyph for the Ka was the shoulders and arms with the arms bent upwards at the elbow