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By Emerson Nafzinger, University of Illinois Extension
Soybean planting was very late in Illinois in 2013; it was early June before 50 percent of the crop was planted, and well into July by the time planting was completed. Even so, the crop condition ratings were good by mid-season, with some 70 percent of the crop rated good or excellent in mid-July.
With the late planting and some cool temperatures in July, soybean flowering and pod-setting started late, with half the crop flowering by July 21, and half the crop setting pods by the end of the first week of August. The 5-year averages against which these numbers are compared include 2008 and 2009, when crop development was very late, and 2012, when the crop developed very quickly. So while the 2013 crop was not that far behind the 5-year average, it was still well behind what we would consider to be normal.
The periods of low temperatures in late July and mid- August were not kind to the soybean crop. Night temperature fell to the upper 40s and low 50s during both of these periods, and as I mentioned in my August 8 article, such low night temperatures interfere with soybean plant physiology, and set the crop up for lower photosynthetic rates the following day. The effect of this over several days tends to be cumulative, and during the mid-August round of low temperatures, which coincided with the ongoing (and already-delayed) pod-setting process, low temperatures very likely lowered pod numbers.
Soybean plants form racemes – flower-bearing branches – on 15 to 20 or so stem nodes. On each raceme, many flowers form, and most initiate small pods. The number of pods that make it past the initial "tiny" stage to get to full-sized pods with beans depends on the supply of sugars from photosynthesis. Flowers appear on a raceme over several days, and it's common for the first one, two, or three flowers to develop productive pods; subsequent flowers result in pods that often abort, depending on how much sugar is available at that raceme at the time they develop. Thus cool temperatures that reduce photosynthesis during the flowering process can reduce pod numbers.
Anything that reduces the amount of photosynthesis, including drought, leaf disease, or insect injury to leaves can lower pod numbers. While most pods abort when they're very small, it is possible for even full-sized pods to abort, up to about the time that seeds start to grow in the pods. The most common reason for abortion of larger pods is shortage of water; without enough water available to keep stomata open, photosynthesis shuts down, cutting the sugar supply. Some have invoked things like ethylene production to explain such "stress effects." While ethylene might be an intermediary of some sort, plants maintain pod and seed development only if they can maintain photosynthetic rates. We can sometimes help relieve the causes of low photosynthetic rates by irrigating or by helping keep leaves stay healthy and intact, but there's often little we can do.
The soybean crop canopy generally looked good throughout most of August, and crop ratings were still at 65 percent good-excellent on August 18. To some extent the appearance of the crop disguised what might have been low numbers of pods developing, though the August 1 yield estimate for Illinois, which is based partly on pod counts, was 47 bushels per acre, which suggests that pods numbers were not too low. The return of warm weather (including warmer nights) the last week of August provided a boost to photosynthetic rates, and should have helped the crop to retain more pods. This effect was limited by dry soils in some areas.
As the crop headed into September still without rain in many areas, soil moisture became more of a concern. In most fields, leaves tended to stay reasonably well "hydrated" even in the afternoon heat. In dryer fields or parts of fields, though, leaves at some point during the day took on the grey-green appearance that signals inadequate water to maintain photosynthesis. If this condition holds for only an hour or two in a day, it may not have much effect. But if the leaves remain inactive for half of the day, that represents lost productivity that often cannot be recovered.
Why would a few hours of decreased photosynthetic activity in a day, which would usually lower corn yields, have less effect in soybean? Soybean plants tend to have a little more leaf area than they normally need for maximum photosynthesis, and because they can't move sugars away from the leaves fast enough, they typically form starch during the day to tie up the extra sugar. While much of that starch is converted back to sugar and goes to good use, small reductions in photosynthesis over the course of a day may not decrease the available supply of sugars enough to hurt yields. This is especially true if pod numbers are less than normal, which means less demand for sugars.
The amount of seedfilling that the soybean crop is able to do when it's dry during the second half of the season is directly related to two things: 1) how many seeds are present to fill; and 2) how long the crop is able to maintain enough active canopy to fill seeds. Most reports in late August showed a lot of concern about pod (seed) number under the stress conditions. That remained a concern into September, especially in the driest areas, and especially in the latest-planted fields, some of which were still setting (or trying to set) pods at the end of August.
Counting pods is a messy and tedious exercise, with large variations in pod counts between plants, and so the need to count a lot of pods to get a reasonable estimate. Pod counts are part of the USDA-NASS yield estimating procedure for soybeans. In the September report just released, the average pod count in Illinois was 93 pods per square foot. Assuming 2.5 seeds per pod, this would calculate to 10.13 million seeds per acre, and using the September 1 yield estimate of 46 bushels per acre, that would mean 220,000 seeds per bushel, or about 3,700 seeds per lb. That is a very small seed size, so reflects either an expectation that seeds will not fill very well or (more likely) an estimate of only 2 seeds per pod, which would mean about 2,900 seeds per lb.
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Cruising Article – 2012-08-09
Examining the many Hawaiian Princess cruises and programs
When it comes to exploring the Hawaiian Islands, there's no better way to get your fill of the tropical landscape than on a Hawaii cruise. Not only will you be able to indulge in breathtaking views of the sunset while sailing on the high seas, but you'll have an opportunity to experience the local culture once your Princess Cruise is docked at one of the many ports around the islands.
As you examine your Hawaii cruise vacation options, one choice you might want to consider is the Aloha Spirit Program. This is a great way to ensure that you experience all Hawaii has to offer while on your Hawaiian cruise.
Aloha Spirit Program benefits
By opting for the Aloha Spirit Program, you can taste the local flavor and step back in history to see Hawaii as it was decades ago. Those who sign up will be able to enjoy an Aloha sail away deck party, engage in a hula session and view classic Hawaiian movies.
The Aloha Spirit Program also gives you an opportunity to learn the native language through a series of lessons, which may helpful while you're on dry land, exploring the sites.
If you want a taste of the local cuisine, the Aloha Spirit Program has you covered as well. Some Hawaiian-inspired dishes you may be able to try while on board include the grilled Ono steak with lime butter, grilled tiger shrimp kebabs, mango lime relish, seared yellowfin tuna on cucumber-fennel slaw and Kalua duck with plum wine sauce. Whether you have a big appetite or you simply want to immerse yourself in Hawaiian culture, the Aloha Spirit Program is the perfect way to do so.
The Golden Princess
There are many Hawaiian cruise vacations to choose from, but one Princess ship you should consider booking for your journey is the Golden Princess. This beautiful, luxurious vessel takes travelers to some of the most exciting ports in Hawaii and offers more-than-enough entertainment along the way.
The Golden Princess is renowned for its Lotus Spa where visitors can relax and unwind at sea. The ship also features the Piazza, an elegant gathering place featured on many Princess vessels, and hosts Movies Under the Stars for visitors looking for a romantic evening on board.
Even if you're traveling with kids, there's something for the whole family. The Golden Princess features programs for those who are under 18, meaning your children will never be bored while you take advantage of the other amenities around the ship. The Golden Princess is home to a casino, exclusive lounge and a wide selection of restaurants for adults who want to have fun, too.
There are numerous staterooms to choose from, including several rooms that give travelers a magnificent view of the ocean. Those who book a stateroom can also take advantage of 24-hour room service - the perfect solution when you need a midnight snack!
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Another Princess ship you can board to travel to the lush coasts of Hawaii is the Sapphire Princess. Similar to the Golden Princess, this vessel has numerous amenities for families with children and newlyweds alike.
The Sapphire Princess has a reef pool, a casino, a fitness center and numerous bars throughout the ship. There are also more than a handful of restaurants for those who enjoy fine dining and want to treat the palettes while at sea.
Many of the staterooms on the Sapphire Princess have balconies and give travelers a beautiful view of the ocean as they coast along. Whether you sail on the Sapphire or Golden Princess, you're bound to have a great time.
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Saint Clare's Health System Joins Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI)
Saint Clare's Signs Final Documents to Become Part of Nation's Second Largest Catholic Health System
Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) and Saint Clare's Health System, northwest New Jersey's largest community health system, announced today that they have officially closed on the transfer of Saint Clare's sponsorship affiliation from Marian Health System to Denver-based Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI), the nation's second largest Catholic health system. This change in affiliation comes with the support of the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother, the founding order of Saint Clare's, and has received all church and governmental approvals.
Kevin E. Lofton, president and CEO of Catholic Health Initiatives, said the national system is excited about bringing on Saint Clare's as a member organization. "Saint Clare's is well-known and respected for delivering quality, compassionate care. We believe that our affiliation presents many opportunities to enhance care delivery and improve the overall health of the people and communities Saint Clare's serves."
Robert Lanik, interim president of Saint Clare's Health System, praised the vision and efforts that made the affiliation possible. "After intensive preparation at many levels of the organization, we are pleased that this 'marriage' with Catholic Health Initiatives is now complete," said Lanik. "With the support and guidance of CHI and the ability to tap into a wealth of expertise at other CHI facilities, Saint Clare's can successfully position its facilities, programs and services to meet the demands of our community both now and in the future. The common mission of both organizations to serve the sick and vulnerable, makes this new relationship an ideal fit for Saint Clare's and a beneficial situation for our organizations and our community."
The affiliation with Catholic Health Initiatives will allow Saint Clare's to further strengthen its Catholic healthcare mission and benefit from the insight, counsel, and best practices of one of the nation's leading faith-based health systems. The main objective of the new affiliation is to enable Saint Clare's to grow programs and services, expand facilities, improve technology, and strengthen its leadership in the local and regional marketplace. Saint Clare's will also benefit from the collaboration with other facilities within the CHI family of hospitals and healthcare organizations.
Catholic Health Initiatives' mission is to nurture the healing ministry of the Church by bringing it new life, energy and viability in the 21st century. CHI's vision is to live out its mission by transforming healthcare delivery and by creating new ministries for the promotion of healthy communities. In collaboration with members of the community and other healthcare providers, CHI strives to create values-based, forward-looking models of community health.
It is expected that most of the over 3,000 Saint Clare's employees will remain at their jobs. As previously announced, Leslie D. Hirsch, currently the president and CEO of Touro Infirmary, has been named as the new president and CEO of Saint Clare's. Lanik will continue to serve as interim president until Hirsch assumes his post in May.
Catholic Health Initiatives will make capital investments to assist in the expansion, renovation, and construction of facilities as well as the enhancements in technology, programs and services at Saint Clare's. Supported in part by Saint Clare's Miracles capital campaign, which launched publicly in May 2006 and is expected to raise $50 million, Saint Clare's has identified over $200 million in technology and facilities upgrades throughout the health system's four hospital campuses. These upgrades will ensure the future success of Saint Clare's and the ability of the system to meet the needs of the community it serves.
Catholic Health Initiatives is a national non-profit health corporation based in Denver, Colorado. With the addition of Saint Clare's Health System, Catholic Health Initiatives now includes 76 hospitals; 42 long-term care, assisted and independent living and residential facilities; and two community-based health organizations located in 20 states. In the fiscal year ended June 30, 2007, Catholic Health Initiatives represented approximately 65,000 employees and total revenues of $7.7 billion. CHI facilities provided nearly $480 million in community benefit in the 2007 fiscal year, including services for the poor, free clinics, education and research.
Saint Clare's Health System has served the healthcare needs of northwestern New Jersey residents since 1895 and is the region's premier provider of community-based healthcare and behavioral health services. It operates four hospital campuses in Boonton Township, Denville, Dover and Sussex and a host of other facilities throughout the region. With 3,500 employees, over 700 volunteers and a medical staff of over 700, Saint Clare's is one of its region's largest employers and offers a full range of comprehensive medical services, including maternal/child health, cancer care, cardiovascular care, emergency services, pediatrics, behavioral health, general and robotic surgery, joint replacement, and physical rehabilitation. For more information, call-1-866-STCLARE (866-782-5273) or visit www.saintclares.org.
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Dry start to September in the D.C. area, dry outlook ahead
Over the past few weeks, a few locations saw some moderate to heavy rainfall from storms but they were highly localized. Here are some of the locations that have seen decent rainfall this month on our WeatherBug Network.
- Monthly Rain and temps as of Noon Tuesday on our WeatherBug Network
Other parts of the area haven't been quite as lucky as of late, with official reports at the local observation stations capturing relatively little rain for the month of September. Officially, precipitation totals so far this month are running anywhere from 1" to 1.5" below normal. Unfortunately, the current outlook isn't going to bring appreciable rainfall anytime soon.
- Rainfall by the numbers this month and for the year
Above is a look at how the region is faring as far as precipitation this September. Dulles Airport is struggling the most, with only 0.21" of rain in the first 16 days. The observation station is running over an inch and a half below average for the month.
BWI Marshall has been the closest to average precipitation but is still running around an inch below for the month.
- Maryland Drought Monitor
As far as the drought monitor is concerned, the region isn't even abnormally dry. This may change over the next week or two, but looking at the statistics for Virginia and Maryland, there aren't any regions with drought in Maryland and only a few abnormally dry spots south of D.C. in Virginia.
- Virginia Drought Monitor
Much of this is due to the fact that the region has such a big surplus for the year and stayed around normal over the summer months. Precipitation is still running nearly 6 inches above average for the year at Reagan National and over 9 inches above average at BWI Marshall.
- QPF today through next Tuesday morning from the WPC
The forecast looking ahead over the next few weeks doesn't look to good for rainfall chances in the D.C. area. The WPC forecast above only brings about a chance for light rain over the next week, and other modeling continues to depict dry conditions even through next week. A few showers may be possible with a cold front next Monday into Tuesday, but beyond that the region may not see decent rainfall until after the following weekend of the 27th and 28th. We'll of course keep you up to date with our latest 7-Day Forecast.


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If you are considering Missouri State University, I would recommend taking a deeper look into it and definitely try to visit the campus at least once if you can. You'll love it! It's not a very expensive school, so look up some scholarship opportunities and you will likely be able to off-set the cost of your education tremendously, making it even more enjoyable. Once you're here, you'll find friends and fit in very quickly. Although it is a very fun place with plenty of things to do, be sure to not lose sight of your goals while you're there! Your education should be your priority, and hard work pays off. The faculty is very helpful to students and appreciate those who work hard and diligently study. You will be rewarded for it!Read More
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No. 13 Gonzaga (12-1) visits No. 22 Oklahoma State Monday at 3:00 p.m. in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The teams will meet at Gallagher-Iba Arena in a game televised by ESPN2.
The Stats - The Zags and Cowboys present one of those offense vs. defense matchups. That's not to say that Gonzaga doesn't 'D' up and OK-State can't get the ball in the hoop, but when GU has the ball you'll see the teams' strengths. Mark Few's club has the nation's 14th ranked scoring 'O' (80.8 points per game) and 3rd best shooting percentage (52). Kelly Olynyk has made 67.1 percent of his attempts, second only to N.C State's T.J. Warren. On the other side the Cowboys sit 12th in scoring defense (55.5) and field goal percentage 'D' (35.8). Their 5.5 blocked shots is 22nd most in the country, while Marcus Smart ranks No. 13 with 2.73 thefts each game. Oklahoma State has allowed over 65 points once (resulting in their only loss to Virginia Tech) and has given up 50 or more once in their last five games.
The Stars - Like Gonzaga, OK-State's top four scorers are all between 10 and 15 points. While Le'Bryan Nash leads the team in scoring (14.9), Marcus Smart stuffs the stat sheet. The 6-foot-4-inch freshman guard is 3rd in scoring (12.5), 2nd in rebounding (6.4), tops in assists (5) and steals (2.73) and tied for the team lead in blocks (14). Gonzaga fans had to be thrilled to see Kevin Pangos come alive against Baylor, scoring a season-high 31 points. That total was one point shy of his total output from The Zags' previous four games. It will be interesting to see if that sparks a hot streak for Pangos. One thing is for sure - you can seemingly pencil Kelly Olynyk in for a stellar number night in and night out. He's topped 20 points in three of their last five games and seems to elevate his game against bigger and better opponents. The Cowboys' 6'11" Philip Jurick will be the next in line to try and slow down No. 13.
The Storylines - Gonzaga is 4-for-4 against Big 12 units and will go for a season sweep with their fifth such test on New Years Eve. These teams are meeting for the second straight time on December 31st, the last coming two years ago. That 73-52 win gave GU a 4-0 mark against OSU. Monday's clash will be their first in Stillwater, and Gonzaga will be their first non-conference visitor ranked in the top-25 since 1989. The trip to Stillwater is the Zags' second true road game of the year, as well as their second against a ranked squad. Illinois handed GU its first loss in the previous meeting if top-25 teams. A New Years Eve victory would help put that loss further in the past, and have GU feeling awfully good heading into 2013.


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Downland Super Soft Fleece Blanket in Single, Double and King sizes
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The fleecy texture feels incredibly soft and luxurious, pampering your skin and protecting you against the cold and draughts. It's finished with a traditional satin bound edge and comes in the homely colour choice of pink, blue, cream and latte.
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Job creation among small and large businesses
January 03, 2012
From September 1992 to December 2009, firms with fewer than 500 employees accounted for 64.9 percent of quarterly net employment change and an average share of total employment of 56.3 percent.
In contrast, establishments with fewer than 500 employees accounted for 82.6 percent of quarterly net employment change from September 1992 to December 2009. The average share of total employment for these establishments was 81.7 percent.
Each cumulative size class represents the total percentage of employment that falls within or below the corresponding size class or classes. For all size classes, except the last (1 to 1,000 or more), the establishment's cumulative size class contribution to net employment change exceeds the firm's cumulative size class contribution. By definition, multiestablishment firms in any given size class are always composed of establishments from equal or smaller size classes. Therefore, the net employment change that is credited to a multiestablishment firm in a given size class is credited to establishments from equal or smaller size classes.
These data are from the Business Employment Dynamics (BED) program. An establishment is defined as an economic unit that produces goods or services, usually at a single physical location, and engaged in one or predominantly one activity. A firm is a legal business, either corporate or otherwise, and may consist of one establishment, a few establishments, or even a very large number of establishments. To learn more, see "Employment growth by size class: firm and establishment data" (PDF), by Sherry Dalton, Erik Friesenhahn, James Spletzer, and David Talan in the December 2011 issue of the Monthly Labor Review.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Job creation among small and large businesses on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2012/ted_20120103.htm (visited September 21, 2014).
Spotlight on Statistics: Productivity
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday apartment in Tobago - Sundowner
Fully equipped accom. with large veranda
At 'Sundowner' we offer a beautiful 2 bed apartment with infinity edge pool and incredible views.
In a unique position, overlooking the Caribbean, Sundowner enjoys stunning, uninterrupted views of sea, mountains and rain forest. You can swim or lounge around the pool or simply relax in the tropical gardens. The apartment is entirely self-contained and has a large west facing veranda, affording spectacular views of sunsets and bird-life.
Since we are atop a hill, nearly 1000 feet above sea level, we enjoy relatively cool breezes for most of the time, compared to the coastal areas. Also we have relatively few bugs and mosquitoes.
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There are two attractive double bedrooms (with air-con), large bathroom (with American style washer and dryer) and 'Caribbean' themed lounge and dining areas - although most people prefer to eat 'al fresco' on the veranda.
The pool area also affords fantastic views. The pool itself is 16x20ft, perfect for a cooling dip and it also has an underwater seat along the infinity edge. If you need more in the way of exercise, there's a jet that can be used to swim against and if you really want to work out we have some exercise equipment on the veranda.
The owners, Annie and Roger Williams, live on the property for much of the year and are on hand to answer your questions, give advice and assistance - as will Roseanne, our housekeeper and 'Spice', our resident gardener and handyman. 'Spice' can also give impromptu guided tours of the local rain forest.
We also have three friendly dogs, Daisy and Lizzie and young Spencer, plus Rosemary our cat. However, none of our pets are allowed in the apartment.
Although there's a large, well equipped kitchen, we can provide a light meal for guests with a late arrival time and some starter items for your first morning.
We operate a strictly 'non-smoking' policy anywhere on the premises.
We do not consider the property as suitable for younger children (under 8 years) due to liability concerns relating to the steep terraced gardens and the unfenced infinity edge pool area.
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AHC Clubs
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AHC Catholic Fellowship: to offer spiritual guidance and to develop a sense of community among students. It provides a means for Catholic students to celebrate and learn about their faith, as well as a means for non-Catholics to learn about hte Catholic religion.
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AHC Cheer Squad: is dedicated to promoting school spirit, good sportsmanship, and Bulldog pride at the campus and throughout the community. They perform and AHC althletic events and student body activities.
Staff Advisor: Henry Schroff – firstname.lastname@example.com
AHC Paralegal Association: to advance the paralegal profession in the eyes of the public, bench, and bar. To promote high ethical standards, shared knowledge, and build camaraderie among legal professionals in Santa Maria.
Staff Advisor: Marie Comstock – firstname.lastname@example.com
Tyler Gross – email@example.com
Alpha Gamma Sigma (A.G.S.) Aquarius Chapter: is an honorary statewide community college organization whose goal is to foster, maintain, promote, and recognize scholastic achievement and service by students at the local college level. Membership is available for those who qualify scholastically by application. Click here for the current application PDF. Email us at email@example.com or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/agsaquarius
Staff Co-Advisor: Kathy Headtke – firstname.lastname@example.com
Staff Co-Advisor: Mary Alice Majoue – firstname.lastname@example.com
Lompoc President: Nicholas Griffith - firstname.lastname@example.com
Santa Maria President: Aurora Ruvalcaba - email@example.com
American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS): to promote excellence in architectural education, training, and practice; to foster and appreciation of architecture and related disciplines; to enrich communities in a spirit of collaboration; and to organize students and combine their efforts to advance the art and science of architecture.
Staff Co-Advisor: Saad Sadig – email@example.com
Staff Co-Advisor: Jonas Sturas - firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Aryel Alcaraz - firstname.lastname@example.com
Asian Pacific International Club (APIC): is to promote unity through diversity by increasing awareness and appreciation of the cultures of Asian and Pacific Islander countries and the international community.
Staff Advisor: Eui Chung – email@example.com
President: Louise Ibuna - firstname.lastname@example.com
Associated Degree of Nursing Programs (ADNP): is established to promote and support students pursuing an Associate's Degree in Nursing, and provide positive reinforcement among their peers and students while being an advocate for nursing education.
Staff Advisor: Daphne Boatright – firstname.lastname@example.com
Auto Technology Car Club: is to foster student integration, cooperation, and team building skills associated with car club activities. Activities include: fund raising, ASBG participation, and annual car show planning.
Staff Advisor: Eric Mason – email@example.com
President: Chris Candelaria - email@example.com
AHC Veteran's Club: is to support all veterans in their pursuit of their education and aclimating to college life. To support and provide a social atmosphere that veterans are comfortable with. To provide information regarding resources and services available to veterans on and off campus.xx
Staff Advisor: Henry Davis PhD - email@example.com
President: Abraham DeLaRosa - email@example.com
Cesar Mendoza - email@example.com
Agriculture Club: to promote education in agriculture through hands on experiences and activities.
Staff Advisor: Guillermo Guerra -
Alfredo Koch - email@example.com
President: Jose Sandoval - email@example.com
Anime and Manga Club: to promote the knowledge and appreciation of Japanese animation (anime) and of Japanese cartoon publication (manga) through discussion of anime and manga related topics.
Staff Advisor: Dyanna Cridelich - email@example.com
President: Brian Zambrano - firstname.lastname@example.com
Patrick Jackson - firstname.lastname@example.com
Book Club: to read, discuss, and critically analyze various styles of literature. Included are reading books, poetry, essays, and any other form of literature.
Staff Advisor: Jim Reed - email@example.com
President: Holly Gamblin - email@example.com
Bulldog Rec-ing: to collect funds in order to raise money for a scholarship that would be awarded to a Recreation Management major transferring to a university.
Staff Advisor: Jennie Robertson - email@example.com
President: Shelby Cripe - email@example.com
CAN Club (College Achievement Now): to provide an environment for diverse individuals where learning, academic progress, motivation, and academic skills are a main focus.
Staff Advisor: Dr. Francisco Dorame - firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Christopher Forkin - email@example.com
Chess Club: to learn the fundamentals of chess, and in the process socialize with Allan Hancock College peers. To allow students to think ahead and prepare for their future.
Staff Advisor: Michael Wagner – firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Karen Ramos - email@example.com
Dental Assistants of the Future: to help underprivileged children with dental needs.
Staff Advisor: Joan Garcia - firstname.lastname@example.com
Kathy Johnson – firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Carla Ramos - firstname.lastname@example.com
Dream Club: mission is to promote the available resources at Allan Hancock College and also provide financial help to those who do not receive any from the college because of their migrant status.
Staff Advisor: Mayra Morales – email@example.com
Yvonne Teniente Cuello - firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Janie Mendoza - firstname.lastname@example.com
Dream Club Email Address - email@example.com
Day Dreamers Dance Club: to provide a learning opportunity for students who love dance to perform and dance at various activities.
Staff Advisor: Ben Reyes - email@example.com
President: Jamel Winder - email@example.com
Entrepreneurship: to foster student integration, cooperation, and team building skills associated with entrepreneurship activities.
Staff Advisor: Anne Cremarosa – firstname.lastname@example.com
Future Medical Assistants of AHC: to support the need and importance of the Medical Assistant within our medical offices in our surrounding communities. As well as provide an opportunity for student to become certified at the end of the program and to promote the AHC program. Students will work together in order to prosper in the workforce.
Staff Advisor: Susan Reardon – firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Joanna Martinez – firstname.lastname@example.com
Future Health Care Providers of America: to provide students with information about the various careers within the medical field. Will participate in fundaising events and donate proceeds to a good cause such as St. Jude's Children's Hospital.
Staff Advisor: Christine Bisson: firstname.lastname@example.com
Len Miyahara - email@example.com
President: Elizabeth Combs - firstname.lastname@example.com
Film and Video Club: to enhance the educational experience in media by balancing networking and hands on experience, and building a positive affirmation of talent.
Staff Advisor: Will Bruce - firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Andrew Adams - firstname.lastname@example.com
Gay Straight Alliance: to enlighten the central coast and the Allan Hancock College campus about the increasing gay community. To educate the central coast population that equality and people's sexuality preference is a part of our human rights, this includes bringing positivity, specifically to the Allan Hancock College campus, and to save the world.
Staff Advisor: Kate Adams – email@example.com
President: Dean Wittke - firstname.lastname@example.com
Intervarsity: is to establish and advance a witnessing community of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord; growing in love for God, God's word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture, and God's purpose in the world.
Staff Advisor: Brad Bisquera – email@example.com
Cordelia Rackley – firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Ryan Elloitt – email@example.com
International Club: to inform and educate students of the human world by having them discuss international affairs, politics, culture, language, and other such global topics as well as to provide fundraising for study abroad programs and international trips.
Staff Advisor: Jessica Scarffe - email@example.com
President: Miriya Rubalcaba -
MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement): is organized to provide a collaborative learning atmosphere for students to help, support, and guide each other. The club will offer extracurricular activities to support the efforts of students who have the potential to excel in the field of math, engineering, science or computer science.
Staff Advisor: Christine Reed – email@example.com
President: Chris Welch - email@example.com
Mujeres in Power: to engage women in learning, self-awareness skills focusing on self-esteem. Will work on strength, leadership skills, and foster the development of well-rounded college students; into a positive woman that will increase their awareness of life.
Staff Advisor: Diana Perez - email@example.com
President: Ana Mejia - firstname.lastname@example.com
SACNAS (Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native American Students in Science): is a club established to improve and enhance the public understanding and appreciation for Chicanos, Latinos, Native American, Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian and other underrepresented minorities in science. The club's efforts will also involve recruiting and retaining such students, as well as providing a forum for students from different science and related majors to come together for academic, community service, and social activities.
Staff Advisor: Irene Wong – email@example.com
Karen Tate – email@example.com
President: Octavio Mendoza - firstname.lastname@example.com
Sun Lotus Group: to help students unlock their hidden potential and achieve creative harmony with their environment through the philosophy and practice of Nichiren Buddhism in the SGI-USA.
Staff Advisor: Abby Hogan - email@example.com
President: Cecelia Harmon - firstname.lastname@example.com
Tastemakers: is to push the student body to learn about the Culinary Arts and to gain a higher interest in the Culinology and Culinary Arts courses.
Staff Advisor: Robert Weir – firstname.lastname@example.com
President: Tim McNiff - email@example.com
Viticulture and Enology Club: is established to provide an opening for those on campus who desire to learn about grapes and wine production and appreciation. The club gives members the opportunity to network with students and community providing education of the industry from growing season, to harvest and the winemaking process.
Staff Advisor: Alfredo Koch – email@example.com
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Phoenix, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - The Phoenix Suns have signed guard Leandro Barbosa to a 10-day contract.
Barbosa spent the first seven seasons of his NBA career with the Suns, averaging 12.6 points, 2.6 assists and 2.4 rebounds in 466 games with Phoenix from 2003-10. He won the 2006-07 NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award.
The 6-3, 194-pound Barbosa has played for Toronto, Indiana and Boston since his time with the Suns. Last season, Barbosa appeared in 41 games with the Celtics before suffering a torn ACL in his left knee in February.
In 629 career NBA games, Barbosa has averaged 12.0 points, 2.4 assists and 2.2 rebounds.
This season, Barbosa averaged 15.9 points and 3.1 assists in eight games for Sao Paulo-based Pinheiros/Sky of the Brazilian League.
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Hold onto your twitchy palms, ladies. We have some more major Fifty Shades of Grey casting news! And no, Charlie Hunnam is NOT back as Mr. Grey! Nor has Jamie Dornan left the set. Nope. What we've got here is news about another big role in the movie that has finally been cast. Are you ready? It's Christian Grey's brother, Elliot! So who will get to act in Jamie Dornan's kinky shadow? His name is Luke Grimes and he looks totally like he could be Jamie's brother! (Though since they're adopted this doesn't quite matter, thank you dear readers.)
Grimes is a regular on True Blood, where he plays Wes. So at least Fifty fans finally got some blood in the action, because I know they were so hoping for Alexander Skarsgard. Hey, maybe he'll visit the set and give Jamie some pointers?
Luke looks a tad like a young Johnny Depp, and he definitely looks like he could be related to Jamie, so it seems like the right fit. E.L. James has yet to weigh in on the casting, but no doubt this bit of news won't be nearly so controversial as Christian Grey's casting. Half of you are probably like, "Christian Grey has a brother?" Right?
But Luke is a fast rising actor, who has no less than five films he's worked on this year -- with Fifty, make it six!
Now since Elliot winds up having a fling with Anastasia's best friend Kate (so I just read two minutes ago, anyway), it will be important that whoever is cast in that role have chemistry with Luke. An early fan fav for the role of Kate was Blake Lively, but that's not gonna happen! It'll be interesting to see who they pick though. So far, it's been up-and-comers, NOT established stars.
Which is probably for the best.
Do you like Luke as Elliot?
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PERFECT!! Although he is to be several years older than Christian, I think he can pull that off! I think Blake Lively is too old for this role. She is suppose to be barely 22 like Anastasia!
Loving the casting so far!!!! perfect!!!!
Who Cares! 75% of the female population that's who. I love it he was great in Brothers and Sisters and he will be in this, finally its coming together
Elliot according to the book is tall with wide shoulders curly blond hair and light wickedly gleaming eyes and older than christian NOT THIS GUY AT ALL
I don't watch these shows so these guys are new to me. Luke Grimes resembles Doran but I hope it's just the pics you pulled because he looks to dark and down and tired to be Elliot. Elliot was full of enrgy, upbeat and handsome not gaunt with tired eyes! I hope he has the energy to play Elliot.AND may I just say......i'm glad to have these opportunities to vent. Because once the Movie is released I totally INTEND to stop analyzing, wishin' and hopin' and plannin' and dreamin'. I am going to sit down, accept what is offered and not have too many expectations!


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February 04, 2013, 4:59 PM — You just read about another online database hack, and now 4 million users' names and passwords are floating around the Internet--and you have a sinking feeling that one of them might be yours. And then there are the security breaches you don't hear about, the ones that leave nasty surprises in your inbox or on your credit card statement.
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If you adopt just one security tool from this article, make it KeePass. This free and open-source password manager is available for Windows, with unofficial ports for iOS, Android, Linux, and Mac OS X. A secure, lengthy, completely random password goes a long way towards improving your security--and having a separate password for each and every website and service you use is the single most important thing you can do to keep secure.
For too many of us, the alternative to a password manager is using the same password everywhere. This means that if the user database of any one website you sign up for is compromised, hackers can (and often do) try your username and password on many other websites and gain access. So, seriously: Use a unique, difficult password for each and every website you sign up for, no matter how little you plan to visit it.
KeePass lets you keep all of these username/password pairs in a securely encrypted database, protected behind a single master password--the only password you'll have to remember. And unlike commercial competitor LastPass, KeePass doesn't automatically put your password database in the cloud (although you can put it into Dropbox yourself).


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Rowland to Appear on CBS's Sunday Morning
On Sunday, November 28, Dr. Julia Rowland, director of NCI's Office of Cancer Survivorship, is scheduled to appear on the CBS news program Sunday Morning. She was interviewed for a 10-minute segment on survivorship, reported by senior correspondent Martha Teichner. The segment will appear after 9:00 a.m. EST.
Rowland said of the experience, "It was an incredible opportunity to participate in the survivorship dialogue that's been in the press in recent months. Our office was established 8 years ago, yet most Americans don't know it exists. We want survivors and their families to know that we're making their issues a critical part of the national cancer program. Through research and application, we must ensure that all survivors are offered hope for a full and meaningful life after cancer."
In addition to Dr. Rowland, several cancer specialists and advocates are scheduled to appear on the program, including Lance Armstrong, six-time Tour de France winner and member of the Presidents' Cancer Panel, and Ellen Stovall, President and CEO of the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship. Sunday Morning is seen by 5 million viewers.
Waldmann Lectures on Role of IL-2 and IL-15 in Immunotherapy
ASCO Issues Clinical Recommendations on Aromatase Inhibitors
This new technology assessment updates ASCO's previous recommendation on adjuvant hormonal therapy for this patient group. These new recommendations, based on results from multiple large randomized trials, indicate that aromatase inhibitors can be used either following initial adjuvant treatment with tamoxifen or as initial treatment. Options include treatment with tamoxifen for 2 to 5 years, followed by treatment with aromatase inhibitors, or treatment for 5 years with an aromatase inhibitor alone.
"Many practicing oncologists have incorporated aromatase inhibitors into their standard practice," explains Dr. Jo Anne Zujewski, senior investigator in NCI's Clinical Trials Evaluation Program. "This update signifies that there is agreement that aromatase inhibitors are now considered standard therapy for these patients."
A patient version of the clinical practice recommendations is available online at http://www.PLWC.org.
FDA Approves Tarceva for Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer


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Seattle Children's healthcare is an inexpensive investment with a great payoff. Regular healthcare, immunizations and early diagnosis reduce the likelihood of children getting more costly, disabling or life-threatening conditions.
Delaying healthcare costs more than covering children. Research shows that regular, preventive care for children enrolled in Medicaid decreases emergency room use and hospitalizations.
Seattle Children's is a powerful advocate for children and families working to expand access to healthcare that children need to grow and thrive. We are a founding member and active partner in the Health Coalition for Children and Youth, which advocates for state and federal policies to help children get the health care and preventive services they need. The coalition successfully championed Washington State's 2007 Cover All Kids law, which expanded access to health coverage for children and launched Apple Health for Kids. Thanks to these efforts, approximately 97% of Washington children are privately insured or covered by Apple Health for Kids.
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There is a lot of hollering going on these days about privacy and how giants like Facebook and Google handle your personal information. While privacy may be mortally wounded with all that we already share online, and we all need to come to grips with that, there is some merit to the discussion since both Google and Facebook have a notoriously bad track record when it comes to guarding your data.
Of course this latest round of hand wringing about privacy is because data gathered about you via Google+ (Google's version of Facebook) and YouTube (owned by Google) will soon be merged with data from Google's search, e-mail (gmail) and other services to create a "unified online identity" for you online. Google has presented the move as a simple housekeeping measure, but some privacy experts say it could significantly increase the company's ability to track and monetize its users.
So let's talk for a minute about the phrase "unified online identity." Smacks a bit of Big Brother doesn't it? And it is not just Google. Facebook has also made Timeline, its new user interface, mandatory. This new feature chronologically assembles, automatically displays and makes more globally accessible the preferences, acquaintances and activities of each of Facebook's 800 million members, creating its own version of a unified online identity.
But what is really scary to me about my proposed new "unified online identity" is how Google and Facebook are going to use that information. Sure it is not pleasant to think that they will pass my personal information around to advertisers and statisticians and that with all the "passing" will come added opportunities for hackers and scam artists to take a shot at using my information to try to snare me or use and abuse me and my identity in some horrible way. But what really has my hackles up is how my choices online are going to be limited by what Google THINKS they know about me. With my "unified online identity," Google will start to narrow what I get back in my search results. I will not, for example, get the top ten universal results on any item I search. Instead I will only get what Google thinks I want, based on past searches. So rather than giving me the full political spectrum on a political issue I will only get results that match what Google thinks is my opinion on the subject. If I search for a product online, Google could also conceivably only give me products it thinks I can afford, rather than products in a variety of price ranges. And those are only two examples of how I am going to be narrowed and limited.
With my newly minted "unified online identity" the information I am getting is going to be tailored and packaged, and dare I say it, censored. While I understand that in a world of seemingly infinite amounts of information, we all are tempted to let someone categorize and sort for us, there is definitely some danger in that. What scares me most, though, is that unless my fellow citizens in a democracy truly understand that when they search on an issue that the results are likely not reflective of the gamut of opinions on the subject, then I can see discussions in this country, and in the rest of world, becoming more and more polarized. While it is tempting to be soothed in this way, I don't think anyone in a functioning democracy should be supported into rolling themselves up into some kind of cocoon and hand fed only opinions that make them convinced that they are right and everyone else is wrong.
While Google might retort that those other opinions will always be out there for those who want them, how many people do you know who go beyond the top twenty search results when surfing the Web? Just something to think about.
If you have more questions about Google's new policy, take a look at this FAQ. Wondering how to choose what you share with Google? Find out how to get an overview of all the data Google associates with your account and what Google thinks it knows about you for ad purposes. Fed up with it all? Here's how to close your Google account.


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On your Android device, install the free OverDrive Media Console app from the Android Market Place
You'll also want to have a free Adobe ID account (Adobe requires it to authenticate Adobe Digital Editions). You can do that at http://goo.gl/kDgqm.
Check the list of Compatible Devices to see which formats your device can use. Not every device is able to use every format.
Open the OverDrive Media Console app.
Click on "Get Books." (it might have it's own button or it might not; it seems to differ by device/orientation. You may have to press the Menu button.)
Press where it says "Add a Library".
Type "Morley Library" and press Search.
Select Morley Library.
Press the star (this will save Morley for future use).
Pressing on the library name will bring you to our OverDrive website - http://morley.lib.overdrive.com
Now is a good time to Sign In. When you select Sign In, you will be asked for your 14-digit library card number.
Browse the collection, press the menu button to get a list of genres, or search to look for a specific author, title, etc.
Select a book you want by pressing on it.
Press the Borrow button.
If you haven't already logged in, you will be prompted to enter your 14-digit Morley Library card number.
You will then be taken to the Bookshelf screen. Your selected book will have a "Download" button. You will be asked to select format (if multiple are available) and then "Confirm & Download." The eBook/audiobook will then download.
From the Bookshelf, select the eBook/audiobook to read/listen to it.
When you would like to delete the item, just hold on it until a menu appears. Then select "Return + Delete." This can also be done by pressing the + or in the Settings menu when the book is open.
If you have any questions, come into the library (bring your device!), call us at (440) 352-3383 (ask for Reference) or email us at OverDrive -at- morleylibrary -dot- org
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The Nebraska Medical Center's new corporate signature was developed by a local graphic design firm, under the direction of Marketing.
The original Shield icon design represents not only academia, but a sense of strength and protection- both traits normally associates with a shield. In addition , the original Clarkson logo used for decades until the 1980s, featured a shield icon, representing the hospital's Episcopal heritage dating to the 1880s.
The two white "roads" represent the convergence of both Clarkson and University, as the founding institutions of The Nebraska Medical Center. The black and red fields behind illustrate movement from the present into the future.
The typeface, Stone Serif, was selected, again, for its representation of strength and classic appearance.
The new identity does not have an abbreviation. The name of the hospital is The Nebraska Medical Center. In printed materials, on second and subsequent reference, it is appropriate to identity The Nebraska Medical Center as "the hospital" or "the medical center." The name is never abbreviated with four letters.
The new identity will appear on materials used in the hospital (form, stationery, etc.) as new materials are reprinted. Signage carrying the new name will be installed throughout the hospital.
We have developed guidelines to help define and delineate appropriate use of our identity. These guidelines are detailed in the pages that follow.
All material contained with in these pages are the property of The Nebraska Medical Center and require express permission from the Marketing Department for use.
The Nebraska Medical Center brand identity is built from consistent and creative elements, including a corporate signature (logo) corporate colors, corporate fonts, imagery and visual elements.
Approved Usage
There are different configurations of the official Corporate Signature, each combining the Logo with the Wordmark. They were created for use on internal and external communications pieces. To accommodate different design possibilities, several approved configurations of the Corporate Signature are available. Choose the version that best suits the style of your communications piece. (View the configurations.)
The Logo is a registered servicemark and may not be altered. To ensure that all uses of the official Logo will be consistent in quality, do not attempt to recreate or manipulate it in any way, electronically or otherwise.
Logo Legibility
The Logo and Signatures need to be legible when printed on or reversed out of photographs, designs or screened backgrounds. Do not use the logo when it would not be legible.
Incorrect Usage
The Corporate Signature is a stand-alone design element, not words or parts of a statement, and must appear separate from other elements in all applications. For example, they cannot be placed in a box or circle.
The Corporate Signature cannot be used within a sentence, phrase or headline, or used as art work.
To ensure the integrity of the Corporate Signature, it is imperative that no words or images crowd, overlap or merge with the Signature or are placed on a photo or design that obscures the words.
The Corporate Signature is a registered servicemark and must not be altered. For example, they cannot be shaded; shadowed; screened; used in outline form; or filled with a texture or photo.
Do not use a scanned, recreated, re-proportioned or otherwise modified version of the Corporate Signature.
Proportions of the Corporate Signature must remain the same in either reduction or enlargement. They may not be stretched out of proportion in either direction.
The separate elements of the Signature may not be used independently or in conjunction with other designs. For example, the Shield Logo cannot be used with other letters, making the design element reminiscent of the Logo.
Combining the Corporate Signature with other logos or designs that are not authorized is prohibited.
The Corporate Signature may not be cropped; it must be used in their entirety.
The Corporate Signature may not be rotated or tilted, except by special approval on promotional and specialty items.
Corporate Themeline
The Nebraska Medical Center has also trademarked a corporate theme line Serious Medicine. Extraordinary Care. This theme line should be used with the logo to provide brand positioning. It should appear near the logo and cannot be used in other ways which would taint the brand positioning either internally or externally. For instance, it would not be proper usage to say Serious Care. Extraordinary Service. It would also not be appropriate to use Serious or Extraordinary in slogans which would look or sound similar to the theme line.
Consult Marketing at 552.3385, email, or reference our style guide if you have questions about appropriate use of the Corporate Signature or related materials.
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In a small bowl, mix 1/2 cup sugar, flour and baking powder. Add milk and mix into batter. Don't over mix. Pour into a shallow, buttered baking pan and add fruit and juice. Dot top with pieces of butter. Sprinkle with the two tablespoons of sugar. Bake at 375 degrees F. for 30 minutes.
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Dear Supply Chain and Operations Management Friends,
On behalf of the School of Business Administration at University of San Diego, The UT Dallas Jindal School of Management, and Gartner Supply Chain, I would like to welcome you to the third Supply Chain Management Directors' Conference.
This unique conference is specific to SCM administrators, program directors, assistant/associate deans and center directors who are involved in developing and managing different aspects of supply chain programs and curriculum. The goals are to generate new ideas, answer challenges and exchange best-practice solutions. It is a pleasure and honor to host this event, and I hope that your conference experiences will prove useful and meaningful for years to come.
Your conference co-chairs, USD Master of Science in Supply Chain Management Director, Lauren Lukens, USD Managing Director of the Supply Chain Management Institute, Joel Sutherland and UT Dallas Assistant Dean and Director of Operations/Supply Chain Management Programs, Shawn Alborz, have developed an agenda that is sure to generate program progress within your institution. You will hear from program directors at different universities and top keynote speakers that have been involved in developing and marketing supply chain programs.
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Hey, Shirley the call in show was really great! My favorite's! I find you very informational and charismatic... I'm always too scared to call in any kind of call in show. I fear I will forget what I wanted to ask!.... LOL! Make a fool of myself more than I already have, just by being in this world as me. Teehee! Like those dreams where you are on stage giving a speech and everyone is looking at you but not in the eye and you wonder why, look down and your not wearing any clothes ! Hahaha!
The show was great and I think it is time we start calling the rain, ask for it, in meditation in our fair state of NM..... for sure!!! xo, Lah
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yesss !! The show was fantastic I had a great time
Lah .. they say you will have to imagin the audiance in NO CLOTHES .. right ( I am not saying you should imagin us .. the members naked to have the guts to call in hahah )
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These smilies are representing us all in this community and its many lurkers all over the world praying for rain in new mexico, arizona
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Glad I tuned in, thanks for answering my question Shirley I appreciate your idea of earth expressing its yang aspect in reaction to how the world is being abused by mankind. It really drove home how in denial we can be in our lives, and how much we are dependent upon eachother to bring balance again. A lot of this political stuff, and looking out for number O-N-E is going out the window in the new century, if we can but realize it.
Hi Shirley and all
Perhaps I am destined to not hear this radio program. My computer completely locked up for 45 minutes last night and I was unable to 'tune in'. Now this morning, I was enjoying the archive for about five minutes and realized that is all of the download I could get LOL.
What I heard you discussing was excellent and I felt in a sense it kind of gave a go ahead green light to go further with the messages from the star elders and the earth mother.
I have hesitated on these things for it seemed many people are using the model of thoughts creating reality and us buying into whatever scenario that occurs with our memes and beliefs. It is my experience that this is ultimate truth, however we all get up and go into 3-D everyday and that is this reality too. Maybe you could address those levels of reality sometime and how it is we go up and down inside them. (Sorry if you did last night, but I cannnot listen to the program!)
When I was struck with the lightning awakening, I went to my Elders in New Mexico to seek out additional clarity. What they told me is if earth mother is going to shift, if we are connected to her, we will move in motion with her motions...to work on gaining connectivity and listening to the voice of nature and environment.
So I set on a two year quest to see if I could hear these voices and become connected to all around. In doing that I DID find that there is nothing outside of myself that is not me, Tatvam Asi as they say in Sanskrit....Thou Art That.
On the beach last week at Lake Michigan, earth mother took me into the womb in a very cold lake and 'baptized' me in the light and floating. Her message was plain and simple. It is us that needs to care about her particular state of being. We were assigned as her caretakers, her stewards. This was to be a place that was a paradise and a place to walk in respect and wonder and joy. A seeded planet that was to be a celebration of the galaxies, of carbon based life and the elements combined with spirit.
We are failing in our role on this earth because we have gotten far and away with our own egos, power and intellectual curiosity. Places like Auroville might seem scary or cultish to some people. But I can only see a group of people who have truly realized something. Beauty and responsibility through a chosen form of living.
We are moving in with my mom in a little house in a little town. Stocking up and learning self-sustainability. This is not going to be easy at all. We did not grow up like this. But we are doing it, because we have heard the message.
Thanks for just saying go ahead, let's talk about it. It is difficult because you do not want people to think you are a messenger of gloom and doom, or to believe you are buying into thought memes that are basically illusions.
On one level, it is virtual reality. On another level, it is intensely personal and real. I have beautiful children. I have spent many moments weeping and grieving about all this. Very personal and poignant stuff.
The levels of reality in these situations are difficult to maneuver at times for me and many of my friends. We are all going through a metamorphisis, which is about a particular time on earth. This means to me we are moving in rhythm with nature and hearing and responding from a very deep and holy place.
Thanks for listening to this, my life work.
Love to you all.
Hi All
I liked the radio show last night. I work with the Lazaris material. I first learned about him when Shirley mentioned him in the book, 'It's All In the Playing'.
He has spoken a lot about earth changes: what the elements represent inside each of us, why we created these earth issues, and how we can
create a positive reality for ourselves and the world.
An interview with either the entity, Lazaris, or his channel, Jach Pursel, would
give additional perspective on how we can create the healing that the earth and her people need.
I have thought for a long time that Lazaris or Jach would make a great IE radio guest.
For anyone interested in the Lazaris material, the web site is www.lazaris.com
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