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Tuesday, April 24
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
Attendance: 47,085
Game Leaders
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(1-3) 4.38 era
W: Darvish
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S: Nathan
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Arlington, TX (Sports Network) - Yu Darvish struck out 10 through 8 1/3 scoreless innings to lead the Texas Rangers past the New York Yankees, 2-0, in the second test of a three-game series at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
Darvish (3-0) scattered seven hits and two walks while Ian Kinsler smacked a solo home run for the Rangers, who improved to 14-4 on the season.
"He just keeps getting better each time he takes the ball. Tonight, he used everything he had against that team and he had to with the type of hitters they were," Rangers manager Ron Washington said about Darvish.
Hiroki Kuroda (1-3) suffered the loss despite allowing two runs on five hits and two walks through 6 2/3 innings.
Derek Jeter and Robinson Cano had two hits apiece for New York, which had its six-game road winning streak snapped.
Texas struck first when Kinsler led off the bottom of the first inning with a home run over the left-center field wall.
The Yankees loaded the bases with no outs in the third with an Eric Chavez base hit, a Russell Martin walk and a Jeter bunt single, but Curtis Granderson was caught looking before Alex Rodriguez grounded into an inning-ending double play to keep it a 1-0 game.
The Rangers then added to their lead in the home third when Elvis Andrus worked a two-out walk, stole second and came home on Josh Hamilton's base hit to right.
New York threatened again in the fourth when Cano led off the frame with a double, but Darvish stranded him there by fanning Mark Teixeira and Nick Swisher before inducing a bouncer to second by Raul Ibanez.
After Granderson wasted Jeter's two-out double in the fifth inning by grounding out to first, the Yankees would not move another runner past first base for the remainder of the game.
Darvish was replaced by Joe Nathan in the ninth when Swisher slapped a one-out single to left field and it took Nathan just one pitch to record his fifth save of the year as Ibanez bounced a ball to second for a game-ending 4-6-3 double play.
"We battled but we just weren't able to string something together," said Martin.
H: Ted Barrett
1B: Brian Runge
2B: Marvin Hudson
3B: Tim McClelland


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, i j ( j l v Wildcat hockey ag, Weber State University gainst K Utah Valley and TT Brigham Young 1 v : '1 11 OTg GNPOST vy7 U U & L m h r 1 ! . i JL Chelsea Clinton campaigned at Weber State University for her mother, OODT1 i- i X J. ' - " ill r By Shirrel Cooper sr. news reporter I The Signpost For years, the face of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been its prophet President Gordon B. Hinckley. Since the time he was made president of the church, he has traveled the world, talking to leaders of countries, religions, the media, and to everyday people. He even spent time at Weber State University. With his passing on Sunday, Jan. 26, 2008, the world was forced to say goodbye to a man who led in so many ways. WSU joined the throng of mourners saying goodbye to a leader who many feel was more than a prophet of the LDS church. WSU President Ann Millner was able to meet with Hinckley several times. Hinckley was given an honorary degree for WSU, and spoke at commencement in 1999. "He was an eloquent but yet personable man of faith," Millner said. She met with him in his office and sat down with members of the first presidency. "You could tell he really cared about Government takes liberties with Speaker tells students to vote By Ryan Wilson correspondent I The Signpost Roger Newman, a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and author of "Hugo Black: A Biography" came to Weber State University on Tuesday, Jan. 29, and asked "Is the U.S. Government spying on you? Ever wonder if someone is listening in on your phone conversations? Have you been subjected to everything short of a strip search at the airport?" He addressed these questions and many real-life cases in a convocation speech at the union building. About 40 attended the speech which was aimed at how the effects of wiretapping and surveillance of communication is '' reaching further into the private lives of Americans and the international BGcJ 10 J 1 university,"Millnersaid."Hewas a wonderful conversationalist and a good listener." Trent Hurst, a junior majoring in marketing, said he was surprised to hear Hinckley had passed away. "I feel like, although I never knew him personally, 1 feel like I have lost a good friend," SOURCE: WSU PRESIDENT'S OFFICE Hurst said, "somebody who has always been an inspiration in my life, I le's an inspiration to me because he dedicated his life to service. Everything he has done he has done out of kindness. He's humble and he gave his life to better other people." Brian Davis, WSU business professor, said Hinckley was a guiding light for people looking for spiritual enlightenment. He said he also had respect for Hinckley. "I was sad to hear about the passing of president Hinckley," Davis said. He said he was in a reading group comprised of various local religious leaders, WSU faculty, staff and students. The group studied various religious leaders' books and chose Hinckley's "Standing for Something." f "All of us from our different faith traditions found many things of value in the book," Davis said. Father Charles Cummins, pastor of the Newman Catholic Student Center, said he never met Hinckley; however, Hinckley made an impact on him. population alike. "The government can wiretap and you will never know the difference," Newman said. "Homeland Security is a seductive term, but as all well said trading freedom for security is a deathtrap." Newman highlighted how many major phone companies have given extensive lists of phone numbers for the use of "lawful interception." Newman told of a project that the CIA has in progress to be completed in two years to maintain a DNA database of more than 3 million people who are suspected of terrorist activity, even if they have committed no crime. This list will be available to all law enforcement agencies. Even being a scientist could be a potential terrorist threat, according to our government. All chemicals, no matter their (S r? r PHOIO BY MATT GLASS IHt 5GNPOi I Senator Hillary Clinton Tuesday. n LDS President has WSU ties "I read his book 'Standing for Something,'" Cummins said. "I was impressed by it." He said the loss of Hinckley will be felt by many. "He will be missed not just by the LDS," Cummins said, "but by many other people in the state." Steve Harkness, a freshman who is going to WSU for his BIS, said he heard a lot about Hinckley from his aunt, who was a secretary for a member of the presidency of the 70. "She told me a story about President Hinckley that is my favorite," Harkness said. L proportion or composition, used for research are closely monitored and only obtained with a special permit. Newman spoke of how invasive and extensive the government's reach is into the right to privacy in the lives of Americans. ' "They may help to uncover terrorist networks," Newman said. "They have also uncovered just about everything else. There is a record of every phone call, every e-mail you've sent in the last six years." This facet has affected many international students as well, some students to the extent where government officials will come to their homes, in their home country and interview them before allowing or not allowing them into the country. "All of this information is being gathered to just sit there," Newman said. The information may not affect anyone now, but in the future it IJUILPU .3 n By Lynn Wilde news editor I The Signpost A crowd of approximately 600 people gathered in the ballroom of the Shepherd Union Building at Weber State University to hear Chelsea Clinton campaign for her mother, Sen. Hillary Clinton. Although Chelsea Clinton arrived nearly 40 minutes late because of snow, the crowd greeted her with Hillary stickers, placards, shirts and bumper stickers and a standing ovation. What started as a 350-seat intimate setting quickly turned into a packed ballroom, in a question-and-answer format. Without a prepared speech, she left the entire time for audience questions. They asked her about a wide range of domestic, foreign and personal issues, which she handled without breaking her stride. "J le "She had a j candyjaron herdeskand v 1 when President f Hinckley went day and may prevent people from getting a job, getting approved for a loan or denied anything for no apparent 'oWgtL'EGT) PHOIO H"l MAI T CLASS 1 1 IL SCM'US Roger Newman came to Weber State University for convocation Tuesday. Newman spoke on losing civil liberties. nn U N. J ft Afghanistan When asked about the resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan and what her mother plans to do about it, she said Hillary is committed to a resolution to the Afghanistan war. She said Clinton has been trying to steer the Bush administration in a different direction but to no avail. She said Senator Clinton has worked to get the Bush administration more engaged in the country, but if not, as president, she would engage in a diplomacy with the Afghan government to give the country stability. Health care Clinton addressed health care as two issues; high drug prices, and universal health care. She said her mother supports reimportation of drugs. If the drugs are manufactured in a United See Chelsea page 1 0 to grab a piece a hand popped out. It scared him and she was worried that he was going to have a heart attack. It was either President Monson or Faust that came into the room and President Hinckley told him to get a piece of candy, stood and watched with a big smile on his face. He was really spiritual but had a sense of humor." Allie Biddulph, a WSU sophomore, said she admired how Hinckley treated his wife. "1 admire how he always tried to do a little better and go the extra mile " Biddulph said. was 97 years old and didn't complain. I le went to die office 7 every i. He f' ce kept on See Hinckley page 5 erty reason. Currently the government can tap a phone, monitor chat See Newman page 5 " i lib Student Senate honors Hinckley STUDENT By Lynn Wilde news editor I The Signpost On Monday, the Weber State University Student Senate offered a statement to honor the life and accomplishments of the late Gordon B. Hinckley, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The statement, sponsored by Michael S. Kofoed, outlined key activities Hinckley was involved in and championed. He established the Perpetual Education Fund, a fund given to needy Mormons in third-world nations for a chance at advanced education. He was instrumental in changing Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho into Brigham Young University-Idaho.Hinckley also earned an honorary doctorate of humanities, bestowed on him by WSU, where he gave the commencement speech,' in 1999. The former leader expanded the Mormon Church as well as the image of the church. " The statement , expressed condolences to the Hinckley family, and remorse to - the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and WSU students', particularly the LDS students. Other Senate Business President Jake Beus submitted a letter of apology to the Senate for delaying the ratification of Troy Poll, the new Arts and Lectures vice-president, who has been doing the job, but with no confirmation, contrary to the Senate by-laws. He said he had no excuse for the delay. "As far as why, honestly, I did not remember to do that," Beus said. Kofoed took issue with a line in the apology letter that said "I don't mean to minimize the importance by overlooking this." He told Beus that in real-life scenarios, a person cannot function in an interim capacity at the position he or she was appointed for they must be confirmed. SenatorOlsensaidhe wanted facts on the appointment of Poll. Beus said he did not have a specific time line when Poll See Senate page 5 Inside A bit of common sense Editorial page 3 FBLA regional competition Business page 4 Cats run out of gas Sports page 6 Clinton crowd reaction page 7
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"The receptive imagery approach is when the patient is helped to elicit whatever is the most meaningful imagery to them—a memory, a stream, tiny workers cleaning up their body. The distinction is, if a person is able to tap into their most personal, meaningful image it is directed to them and feels right rather than something that is external. Receptive imagery is facilitating a person to discover a healing image for themselves," Davenport says.
Davenport recommends those interested in guided imagery read Dr. Martin Rossman's book, Healing Yourself: A Step-By-Step Program for Better Health Through Imagery.
The desire to have a child can be so incredibly strong in some men and women that they are willing to undergo painful and costly medical procedures and potent fertility drugs. Sometimes, when all else fails, alternative therapies can breathe hope into a couple's quest for a child.
Can mind-body medicine counter the effects of infertility? The thousands of patients who have participated at the mind-body fertility program at Boston's Deaconess Hospital since 1987 may answer, "Yes!" According to Dr. Domar, "Thousands of patients have since participated, and the results have been encouraging. Approximately 45 to 50 percent become pregnant within six months (success rates are closer to 20 percent when patients lack psychological support), and most participants experience a significant reduction in both physical and psychological symptoms."
Dr. Domar goes on to add that through her own clinical trials, she's found that pregnancy and delivery rates were three times higher among women who sought out mind-body in addition to infertility treatments.
While qigong, massage, guided imagery, and the other alternative treatments do work for some, they will not work for all. It is important that infertility patients guard themselves against practitioners that promise or guarantee conception with the use of their products or methods. Some doctors and practitioners are incredibly gifted in their field; however, the miracle of conception is ultimately in the hands of someone or something higher up. That's not to say that these methods cannot be successful. Perhaps the power of these methods is nothing more than the faith the patient has in them—and faith can be a powerful thing!
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Kings Extend Voynov Contract
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LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Kings and defenseman Slava Voynov have agreed to terms on a new six-year contract, Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi announced today.
Voynov, 23, shared the Kings postseason leadership in both goals (six) and total points (13), and he also co-led the Kings in plus-minus rating (plus-9) while appearing in all 18 postseason games for the Kings during the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The 6-0, 190-pounder from Chelyabinsk, Russia also established new Kings playoff records for most goals scored by a defenseman in one playoff year (six), and most game-winning goals scored in one playoff year (four), while finishing third on the team in average time-on-ice per playoff game (21:54).
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First, Slava Voynov's OT goal puts the Kings up 3-2 in their series with the Blues.
Below, Nick Bonino did the same thing for the Ducks, giving them a 3-2 lead in their series with Detroit.
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Tokyo Sushi & Grill's expansive menu combines hot appetizers and entrees with cool and contemporary sushi rolls that please both traditional and daring palates. Those embarking on a new journey into raw fish can begin with simple slices of assorted sashimi ($18.95) or warm up to the idea with a cooked roll such as the toasted salmon skin with cucumber ($5.95). Tokyo?s specialty rolls balance sweetness and spice as deftly as a love letter written in hot sauce, and include the Happy Roll (spicy tuna, smoked eel, and banana tempura; $12.95) and the Fire Island (Alaska crabmeat and chili sauce; $13.95). Dinner entrees such as beef teriyaki ($15.95) and shrimp tempura ($16.95) are accompanied by soup, spring rolls, shumai, rice, salad, and a california roll.
The brick façade and striped awnings of Dangerfield's have stood for more than 20 years alongside the south bank of the Minnesota River. Inside, brick archways and wooden wainscoting create a warm setting, and there's also an outdoor terrace, screened in by a netted dome to ward off bugs and confetti dropped by exuberant skydivers. Chefs transform Angus beef into steaks, medallions, and half-pound burgers, and they highlight the delicate flavors of Canadian walleye and jumbo shrimp with citrusy sauces. A full bar and wine list help nurture good spirits, and the join also hosts national and local comedians in their lower level on the weekends.
As night falls, participants in the noncompetitive Rave Run pull on neon T-shirts, don glow-in-the dark glasses, and stuff their pockets with glow sticks. Spectators look on as the throng of illuminated runners, which includes kids and adults, make their way through a 5-kilometer course that winds through city streets.
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On my recent visit to Newcastle, my afternoon was spent talking to, and answering questions from, the public about research. Clinical trials featured heavily. The most common theme was their frustration over the poor quality information given to trial participants before, during and after a trial had finished. The journal, PloS ONE, has today published a […]
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Farm troubles dairy producers and honey beekeppers experience in San Diego have not been set right during the months House representatives smoothed out the rough spots in the Federal Agricultural Reform and Risk Management Act of 2013. This week, the Congress took a step toward stopping farm production from slipping low during thin years when the House agreed on the latest version of the bill.
The bill that will cover 2014 crop year grain and rice producers that produce crops falling below a federal price will put off farm budget shortfall let downs on farms that produce undervalued crops. Federal price subsidies, called price loss coverage, the Democrats and Republican legislators in San Diego agreed to pass in 2013, will give dairy producers their first protection against failure. Loan deficiency payments also will help the local farmers escape serious financialo troubles. Payments agreed to by farmers who participate in the dairy producer marketing insurance program can restore losses on productiion below a threshold level.
Local agriculture plans have loose ends until the federal Congress agrees on the risk management plan.
A plan honey beekeepers in San Diego county might not have to make concessions on. Drought conditions that weaken the bee population will, if the bill passes, give keepers a justification for taking a chance on using federal emergency assistance payments to keep production up. COunty Supervisor Diane Jacobs, this last Wednesday, during the annual State of the COunty Address, stood her ground on helping the keepers stay out of production troubles. The plan is to work on relieving local rules the keepers have to follow to keep bees an produce honey.
Federal representative and senators on the bill conference committee officially reported this week offsetting the bee keeping losses is worth the federal government's price. Noting the crop production follows the fate of the pollinators. Bees, and other pollinators, contribute to the "production of one-third of the hhuman diet," and, the "reproduction of 80 percent of flowering plants."
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With school starting next week, parents and teachers are already gearing up to help their kids make the most of the year. John Ramps, owner of educational supply store The Teaching Nook in Allenhurst, gave his top five educational tools for helping students succeed in the classroom.
SAVANNAH - The United Way of the Coastal Empire has earned Charity Navigator's highest level four-star rating for sound fiscal management, for the second consecutive year. The nonprofit serves Chatham, Liberty, Bryan and Effingham counties.
Last week, Fran Lewis-Timmons was sworn in at the Liberty County Courthouse by Judge Linny Darden as a volunteer with Court Appointed Special Advocate for children.
A Patriot Flight brought the body of former Hinesville resident Staff Sgt. Sheldon Tate to Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah on Thursday afternoon. His funeral procession was welcomed to Liberty County and Dorchester Funeral Home in Midway by dozens of residents holding American flags in his honor. Members of the U.S. Honor Guard and local veterans accompanied the procession to the funeral home.
After taking a year off, LibertyFest returned Friday and Saturday, bigger and better than ever. The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce's banner festival opened at a new venue, Bryant Commons on Highway 84, and offered community members an action-packed weekend of coastal culture and history.
Nancy Fuller retired from the city of Ludowici last week. She worked 32 years for the city.
Kidz-Etc had its annual Independence Day Pageant last weekend. This year's event drew 24 contestants.
The Goldenheirs will meet July 6 at First Baptist Church in Hinesville at noon for a covered-dish lunch. The Jubilee Choir, under Elaine Walker's direction, will present a program of patriotic selections and old favorites. All seniors are invited.
School seemed to start early on Saturday as nearly 500 school-aged children, carrying backpacks, gathered at Briar Bay Park near Riceboro for Project Reach's 12th annual Back-to-School Rally.
SAVANNAH - Senior citizens from the Liberty County-Hinesville Senior Center in Hinesville participated in the "Senior Idol" talent show June 24 in Savannah. The show was sponsored by the Ruth Byck Adult Day Care Center.
On June 11, the Liberty County Cosmopolitan Club crowned the winners of the 2010 Miss Teenage Liberty Pageant. Courtney Janelle Rush was chosen as the winner from a pool of seven young ladies. She was crowned by 2009 Miss Teenage Liberty County Olivia Deigh.
Walthourville firefighters will be having a Fill the Boot drive for the Muscular Dystrophy Association Saturday.
Soldiers are tree huggers, too. Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield was recently designated a Tree City USA community by the Arbor Day Foundation.
After roughly 15,000 people packed Salter's Field on Sunday for the annual Summer Slam celebration, organizer Ernie Walthour declared the crowd the biggest he's seen in the event's 20-year history.
Six weeks ago, the Courier introduced readers to 2-year-old Brynslet Sellers, whose heart is failing.
The descendants of West and Lillie Miller held a family reunion last weekend in Ludowici.
"The November Man" has Pierce Brosnan returning to his spy-thriller roots, though not exactly with the same kind of charisma he brought to James Bond. Instead, we're treated to a competently made yet cliché-ridden film that, frankly, no one will remember in November.
The Hinesville Area Arts Council will host an art exhibit for the month of September.
After 62 years, she still is a blushing bride, and he still is her knight in shining armor.
Fort Morris State Historic Site on Monday held its annual Labor Day celebration, which included Revolutionary War musket and cannon firings, food and informative talks.
The Civil War weapons presentation "Incoming" with Shuman's Artillery will be from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, at Fort McAllister State Park, 3894 Fort McAllister Road in Richmond Hill.
Three people with ties to our area recently completed basic military training, one from the Air Force and two with the Navy.
It was a busy summer for participants in the Mary-Janel-Maggie Foundation.
Three months after its inaugural MERGE event, the Community of Inspired Women is expanding its outreach projects and monthly gatherings.


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Is Yoga Supposed to Kick Your Butt?
I love to teach high-intensity interval training (HIIT) classes – you could say I'm a tad addicted to the adrenaline rush I get when I complete a class all sweaty and feeling totally worked over. Whew! But I also teach yoga. It's quite a contrast to my other workouts, and that contrast is a good thing. The essence of yoga is to relax, rejuvenate, recharge, release and refresh. I love all that, but I must admit it doesn't come as naturally to me as the adrenaline rush of my hard-core workouts. I've had to teach myself to just let go and appreciate the mission of yoga.
Still, sometimes that mission seems to get jumbled in the fitness/yoga world. I've heard people say, "That yoga class is SO HARD. It kicks my butt." I have to wonder: Is yoga supposed to kick your butt?
I'm not sure if there's a right answer to that. I do believe that trying new poses and stretching yourself (no pun intended) to new challenges in yoga is good. But in a "yoga" way, not in a "this workout is going to kill me" way.
I don't look at my students before a yoga class and think, "This class is going to kick everyone's butt today." (Full disclosure: I do have those thoughts before teaching my HIIT classes!)
With yoga, the intention is different. We are there to shift our energy and find inner peace. That doesn't mean the class is just gentle stretching. We build power and heat doing Down-Dog flows. We discover our strength in Warrior and Plank. We challenge ourselves with balancing and other advanced poses. But all that's done with a mindfulness toward inner peace, a sense of stability and a deeper connection with oneself. No one feels "beat up" after class.
There are lots of ways to approach being physically active. Sometimes what your body needs most is a hard workout. Other times, it needs a different sort of challenge – one that involves mindfully sitting, lying or standing still for more than a few seconds at a time!
Here are some tips to help you get relaxed, yet focused and appreciate the benefits of yoga:
Use your breath: Whether you're doing yoga or sitting at your desk, deep yogic breathing can calm you. We all should take two to five minutes each day to focus on breathing deeply: in through the nose and from your diaphragm. Breathing is the most vital action we take in our lives yet it is also the most unconscious action that we take. For this reason, yoga is a great vehicle for practicing awareness of breath and can help you bring a deeper consciousness to it. Your breath is the bridge between mind, body and soul.
Work on balance and stability: Having a good sense of balance means more than being able to stand on one foot. Try a few balance poses like Poses tree pose, dancer pose and if you really want a challenge, crow pose. These poses are about creating and improving physical, mental, and emotional stability. Finding your center and being able to remain steady while balancing will improve your focus, relieve stress, and help you to deal with difficult situations. You'll learn to approach life with a sense of awareness and calmness, which is the heart of yoga. (Don't forget there are ways to modify most balance poses and you should feel comfortable to ease into them and work up towards the more advanced poses.)
Work on flexibility: People often tell me, " Oh, I can't go to yoga, I'm too inflexible." But, isn't that the oxymoron in this whole thing… yoga will help improve your flexibility while also making over your mind. I tell all my students, men and women alike, there is no such thing as a perfect pose. Being "super stretchy" doesn't make you better at yoga. And there are no "winners" in a yoga class, it's about your own personal journey. So drop the competition of who is more flexible and focus on the benefits of lengthening your own muscles, improving your range of motion, and rejuvenating your body.
Relish the relaxation: The last part of yoga practice often focuses on slowing down and getting deeper into your poses. In the last few minutes of practice, there's savasana (final relaxation), where you lie perfectly still and just "be" in the moment (no fidgeting). This final relaxation can be an incredibly restorative time; so don't be tempted to skip it! You can let go of negative thoughts and gain mental clarity. Savasana is a known stress reducer and has even been said to reduce cortisol levels (the stress hormone) in your body.
So enjoy yoga for what it can be – a workout that improves both your physical and mental health.
P.S. Check out why Yoga is good for MEN too!
February 19, 2013 at 7:34 am
You clearly define the difference between yoga and high intensity training. I enjoyed your article. Thanks!
February 20, 2013 at 2:50 pm
Hi Chris- What are your thoughts on Bikram? Thanks!
February 23, 2013 at 9:35 pm
I do agree with the statement when you said "breathing is the most vital action we take in our lives". Breathing is also part and parcel with Vipassana meditation
February 25, 2013 at 1:59 pm
I have been doing ashtanga yoga for two months four days a week with my daughter and I have never been in such good shape! I sweat more than I ever did in all my spinning/zumba/pilates classes. I hate to do weights and it has helped me to build upper body strength. never thought I would be so loving yoga..


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Young Stars Cooking in the Prawn Nebula
18 September 2013: The glowing jumble of gas clouds visible in this new image make up a huge stellar nursery nicknamed the Prawn Nebula. Taken using the VLT Survey Telescope at ESO's Paranal Observatory in Chile, this may well be the sharpest picture ever taken of this object. It shows clumps of hot new-born stars nestled in among the clouds that make up the nebula.
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The Peanut at the Heart of our Galaxy — ESO telescopes create the best 3D map yet of central bulge of the Milky Way
12 September 2013: Two groups of astronomers have used data from ESO telescopes to make the best three-dimensional map yet of the central parts of the Milky Way. They have found that the inner regions take on a peanut-like, or X-shaped, appearance from some angles. This odd shape was mapped by using public data from ESO's VISTA survey telescope along with measurements of the motions of hundreds of very faint stars in the central bulge.
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Bizarre Alignment of Planetary Nebulae
4 September 2013: Astronomers have used ESO's New Technology Telescope and the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope to explore more than 100 planetary nebulae in the central bulge of our galaxy. They have found that butterfly-shaped members of this cosmic family tend to be mysteriously aligned — a surprising result given their different histories and varied properties.
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Oldest Solar Twin Identified — ESO's VLT provides new clues to help solve lithium mystery
28 August 2013: An international team led by astronomers in Brazil has used ESO's Very Large Telescope to identify and study the oldest solar twin known to date. Located 250 light-years from Earth, the star HIP 102152 is more like the Sun than any other solar twin — except that it is nearly four billion years older. This older, but almost identical, twin gives us an unprecedented chance to see how the Sun will look when it ages. The new observations also provide an important first clear link between a star's age and its lithium content, and in addition suggest that HIP 102152 may be host to rocky terrestrial planets.
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ALMA Takes Close Look at Drama of Starbirth
20 August 2013: Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have obtained a vivid close-up view of material streaming away from a newborn star. By looking at the glow coming from carbon monoxide molecules in an object called Herbig-Haro 46/47 they have discovered that its jets are even more energetic than previously thought. The very detailed new images have also revealed a previously unknown jet pointing in a totally different direction.
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The Odd Couple — Two very different gas clouds in the galaxy next door
7 August 2013: ESO's Very Large Telescope has captured an intriguing star-forming region in the Large Magellanic Cloud — one of the Milky Way's satellite galaxies. This sharp image reveals two distinctive glowing clouds of gas: red-hued NGC 2014, and its blue neighbour NGC 2020. While they are very different, they were both sculpted by powerful stellar winds from extremely hot newborn stars that also radiate into the gas, causing it to glow brightly.
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Starburst to Star Bust — ALMA Sheds Light on Mystery of Missing Massive Galaxies
24 July 2013: New observations from the ALMA telescope in Chile have given astronomers the best view yet of how vigorous star formation can blast gas out of a galaxy and starve future generations of stars of the fuel they need to form and grow. The dramatic images show enormous outflows of molecular gas ejected by star-forming regions in the nearby Sculptor Galaxy. These new results help to explain the strange paucity of very massive galaxies in the Universe. The study is published in the journal Nature on 25 July 2013.
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Snow in an Infant Planetary System — A frosty landmark for planet and comet formation
18 July 2013: A snow line has been imaged in a far-off infant planetary system for the very first time. The snow line, located in the disc around the Sun-like star TW Hydrae, promises to tell us more about the formation of planets and comets, the factors that decide their composition, and the history of the Solar System. The results are published today in Science Express.
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Ripped Apart by a Black Hole — VLT watches in real time as gas cloud makes closest approach to the monster at the centre of the Milky Way
17 July 2013: New observations from ESO's Very Large Telescope show for the first time a gas cloud being ripped apart by the supermassive black hole at the centre of the galaxy. The cloud is now so stretched that its front part has passed the closest point and is travelling away from the black hole at more than 10 million km/h, whilst the tail is still falling towards it.
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ALMA Prenatal Scan Reveals Embryonic Monster Star
10 July 2013: New observations using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter array (ALMA) have given astronomers the best view yet of a monster star in the process of forming within a dark cloud. A stellar womb with over 500 times the mass of the Sun has been found — the largest ever seen in the Milky Way — and it is still growing. The embryonic star within the cloud is hungrily feeding on material that is racing inwards. The cloud is expected to give birth to a very brilliant star with up to 100 times the mass of the Sun.
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Feeding Galaxy Caught in Distant Searchlight — ESO's Very Large Telescope probes growth of galaxies
4 July 2013: Astronomers using ESO's Very Large Telescope have spotted a distant galaxy hungrily snacking on nearby gas. Gas is seen to fall inwards towards the galaxy, creating a flow that both fuels star formation and drives the galaxy's rotation. This is the best direct observational evidence so far supporting the theory that galaxies pull in and devour nearby material in order to grow and form stars. The results will appear in the 5 July 2013 issue of the journal Science.
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World Premiere of IMAX® 3D Film Hidden Universe — Your ticket to the stars through the eyes of the world's most powerful telescopes, seen on screen and in 3D for the first time
1 July 2013: The 3D production Hidden Universe has been released in IMAX® theatres and giant-screen cinemas around the globe, with world premieres on 28 June 2013 at Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, and on 29 June at the Tycho Brahe Planetarium in Copenhagen, Denmark. The film shows state-of-the-art telescopes in high-resolution time-lapse, mesmerising 3D versions of celestial structures, and a 3D simulation of the evolution of the Universe.
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Three Planets in Habitable Zone of Nearby Star — Gliese 667C reexamined
25 June 2013: A team of astronomers has combined new observations of Gliese 667C with existing data from HARPS at ESO's 3.6-metre telescope in Chile, to reveal a system with at least six planets. A record-breaking three of these planets are super-Earths lying in the zone around the star where liquid water could exist, making them possible candidates for the presence of life. This is the first system found with a fully packed habitable zone.
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Dusty Surprise Around Giant Black Hole
20 June 2013: ESO's Very Large Telescope Interferometer has gathered the most detailed observations ever of the dust around the huge black hole at the centre of an active galaxy. Rather than finding all of the glowing dust in a doughnut-shaped torus around the black hole, as expected, the astronomers find that much of it is located above and below the torus. These observations show that dust is being pushed away from the black hole as a cool wind — a surprising finding that challenges current theories and tells us how supermassive black holes evolve and interact with their surroundings.
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New Kind of Variable Star Discovered — Minute variations in brightness reveal whole new class of stars
12 June 2013: Astronomers using the Swiss 1.2-metre Euler telescope at ESO's La Silla Observatory in Chile have found a new type of variable star. The discovery was based on the detection of very tiny changes in brightness of stars in a cluster. The observations revealed previously unknown properties of these stars that defy current theories and raise questions about the origin of the variations.
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ALMA Discovers Comet Factory — New observations of a "dust trap" around a young star solve long-standing planet formation mystery
6 June 2013: Astronomers using the new Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have imaged a region around a young star where dust particles can grow by clumping together. This is the first time that such a dust trap has been clearly observed and modelled. It solves a long-standing mystery about how dust particles in discs grow to larger sizes so that they can eventually form comets, planets and other rocky bodies. The results are published in the journal Science on 7 June 2013.
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Lightest Exoplanet Imaged So Far?
3 June 2013: A team of astronomers using ESO's Very Large Telescope has imaged a faint object moving near a bright star. With an estimated mass of four to five times that of Jupiter, it would be the least massive planet to be directly observed outside the Solar System. The discovery is an important contribution to our understanding of the formation and evolution of planetary systems.
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Low Sodium Diet Key to Old Age for Stars — New VLT observations create major headache for stellar theories
29 May 2013: Astronomers expect that stars like the Sun will blow off much of their atmospheres into space near the ends of their lives. But new observations of a huge star cluster made using ESO's Very Large Telescope have shown — against all expectations — that a majority of the stars studied simply did not get to this stage in their lives at all. The international team found that the amount of sodium in the stars was a very strong predictor of how they ended their lives.
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ESO's Very Large Telescope Celebrates 15 Years of Success
23 May 2013: With this new view of a spectacular stellar nursery ESO is celebrating 15 years of the Very Large Telescope — the world's most advanced optical instrument. This picture reveals thick clumps of dust silhouetted against the pink glowing gas cloud known to astronomers as IC 2944. These opaque blobs resemble drops of ink floating in a strawberry cocktail, their whimsical shapes sculpted by powerful radiation coming from the nearby brilliant young stars.
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Orion's Hidden Fiery Ribbon
15 May 2013: This dramatic new image of cosmic clouds in the constellation of Orion reveals what seems to be a fiery ribbon in the sky. This orange glow represents faint light coming from grains of cold interstellar dust, at wavelengths too long for human eyes to see. It was observed by the ESO-operated Atacama Pathfinder Experiment (APEX) in Chile.
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Multiple Grammy winner, entrepreneur and actress Beyoncé will be the focus of an intimate feature-length HBO documentary film debuting Feb. 16, 2013, it was announced today by Michael Lombardo, president, HBO Programming. Directed by the superstar, the film is a fusion of video that provides raw, unprecedented access to the private entertainment icon and high-voltage performances. Here's what Michael Lombardo had to say about the project.
Here's what Beyoncé had to say about working with HBO for her directorial debut.
The film is a multi-faceted portrait of the 16-time Grammy Award-winning singer, businesswoman, songwriter, actress, entrepreneur, wife and mother, showing off the extraordinary gifts that have made her a global phenomenon, and stripping away the veneer of stardom. It includes extensive first-person footage, some of it shot by Beyoncé on her laptop, in which she reflects on the realities of celebrity, the refuge she finds onstage and the transcendent joy of becoming a mother last year.
The film sheds light on her childhood in Houston, with home movies revealing the close bond she built with her family and charts the challenges Beyoncé felt when she decided to manage her career and build her own company, Parkwood Entertainment. It also captures the intense physical and emotional demands she goes through in the studio, preparing for live performances, running a business and her family life, including her return to the spotlight after the birth of her daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, in January 2012.
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Lenny Kravitz has signed on to portray musical legend Marvin Gaye in an untitled biopic directed by Julien Temple (Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten). This will be the singer's first lead role, after supporting turns in Precious and this year's The Hunger Games.
The drama will focus on Marvin Gaye's quest to battle his addictions and get his career back on track in the 1980s, with the help of London music promoter Freddy Cousaert. The singer was shot and killed by his father on April 1, 1984. It isn't clear who is writing the screenplay, although the musical rights to all of Marvin Gaye's songs have been acquired.
This isn't Hollywood's first attempt at a Marvin Gaye biopic. F. Gary Gray was set to direct Marvin back in 2008, although the project is currently dead. Jesse L. Martin was slated to portray the singer in Sexual Healing about the late singer's life, before the project collapsed.
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What you just discussed is a relationship. Not a good one. Kick him to the curb for the jerk he is.

At your age you evidently have the social skills to get into relationships (well, this one sounds dysfunctional), so move on and find another, and learn from this one. The guy wants somebody to take the place of his mommy, not a woman.
I am wondering what your meaning of a relationship is? Marriage? Living together?
Well then, you may have the wrong person if that is your ideal of happiness. I have had to tell many females that myself (I will never marry) and it hurts like hell but I will never be married by the state. In Gods yes but not in the states eyes. However, I do know for a fact that loving, bonding, relationships work without marriage I am in a Female Led Relationship and she has said that she will never marry as well. I will be married in Gods eyes someday and I hope someday soon and this was her ideal but I have always known this would happen one day.
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A hit on Broadway when it debuted in 1975, the revered drama Yentl gets a thrilling new adaptation with a rousing rock-pop score by Jill Sobule, singer-songwriter of the original 1995 hit "I Kissed a Girl." Forbidden from studying the Talmud because of her gender, Yentl disguises herself as a man and sets out for a yeshiva. But when she falls in love, she must decide how far she's willing to go to protect her identity. Based on Isaac Bashevis Singer's classic Yiddish short story, Yentl the Yeshiva Boy, this powerful tale set in 19th-century Eastern Europe has inspired legions of artists, including Barbra Streisand, who transformed it into a powerful musical film in 1983. Learn More
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May 20, 2013 at 7:30pm: The Monastery by Randy Baker
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June 24, 2013 at 7:30pm: GBoro (Working Title) by Malcolm Pelles
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What's a little more illuminating to the players is having them do an "outdated" raid and have them humbled at how difficult it is. Try to get them to do ICC with the achievements.
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Sorry man, but that's objectively and factually wrong. We impose quality standards on all of our shows and our hosts are trained against that sort of thing. The only show I see that needs particular attention is the Happy Hour Tavern, everyone else stays on topic. There are no 'elitist' hosts, there are merely knowledgeable hosts, and our podcasts are not generally aimed at the lowest common denominator. They are not all 'easy listening', and many deal with concepts above the level of understanding and interest of the average WoW players. That's just how we roll, if you want lowest common denominator well, there are plenty of podcasts that do that
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NJIT celebrates a new phase in the growth of its solar technology effort with the rededication of a research center as the China National Building Materials Photovoltaic Materials Research Center. Expanding its previous work on Cadmium Telluride photocells with NJIT alumni-run Apollo Solar Energy, the new program addresses broader photocell technology and implementation studies. >>
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The visiting delegation from Zhenjiang in Jiangsu Province, China visited NJIT on Dec. 3 and was led by Vice Mayor and General Secretary Mr. Xiao Ping Li. He was accompanied by Mr. Qiliang Gui, Vice Secretary and Jian Lin Lu, as well as Mao Su Yan and Violet Gu of the Zhenjiang New Area Investment Promotion Center with Rongjun Ni and Weihua Cao of the Zhenjiang Economic and Technological Development Zone. >>
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A delegation from Ningguo in the People's Republic of China was named a Sister City of Newark on Nov. 18, 2010 during a special visit to NJIT. Donald H. Sebastian, PhD, senior vice president for research and development, represented Newark during the later signing since city officials were unable to attend. Earlier in the day, the group toured technology laboratories at NJIT to learn more of sustainable urban living and solar energy. >>
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Kenny Stannard owns the building and runs the furniture store on the first floor, K.J. Standard Company.
"A good samaritan drove by, saw smoke coming out of the roof," Stannard said. "I leave, come out to look, and there it is—the building is on fire."
As firefighters continued to probe the building to make sure the fire was fully extinguished, Stannard said it has been a struggle as of late.
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Stannard said he believes the businesses, founded in 1934, is the oldest on Warwick Avenue. He came to the city in 1960.
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WESTS Tigers forward Liam Fulton has today announced that he will retire from Rugby League, effective immediately.
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NEWCASTLE Knights coach Wayne Bennett has decided to conclude his tenure at the Club at season's end.
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CANBERRA Raiders rookie Jeremy Hawkins will be unable to make his NRL debut this weekend against the Gold Coast Titans, after the Raiders application for him to play was denied by the NRL salary cap team.
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MARTEC, an Australian-owned company specialising in the design and distribution of cooling, heating, and cutting edge LED lighting products, has signed on as the Sharks sleeve sponsor for the remainder of the 2014 season.
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THE Dragons have been made aware by the NRL Integrity Unit of a positive test and provisional suspension of NYC Player Dylan Lauri in line with the NRL's Anti-doping policy.
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THE Sharks have secured a new major corporate partner with LabourHealth, an Australia-wide on-site workforce safety management company the new front of jersey sponsor for the remainder of the 2014 season.
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THE Newcastle Knights are pleased to announce the signing of forward Tariq Sims on a two-year contract.
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WARRINGTON Wolves hunt down Cowboy Ashton Sims to join the club on a two year deal from 2015
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