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Honor God with your body. I Corinthians 6:20
Piercing parlors are a growth industry. For a fee, you can get holes pierced in your lips, eyebrows, tongue, nose, navel, and other, more private body parts. Then you can buy jewelry to wear in the holes. Piercing is becoming more common, especially among younger people. Tattoos are also popular. You can get just one small tattoo, if you like, but you can also get lots of tattoos that cover sizeable portions of your body. Piercing, tattoos, and other forms of body modification are increasing.
Why do so many people want body modification? For some, BodMod is a fashion choice. If your friends or favorite stars do it, you may want to do it too. It makes you feel more stylish or sexy. One young man says, "I just thought it would be cool to have. I didn't do it to be a rebel or anything like that. I could sure come up with better ideas than that to rebel."
Some people choose body modification just because they feel like it, without knowing why. When a church going woman with a husband and children was asked why she got her navel pierced, she replied, "I don't know exactly why I wanted to get it. I have this certain image as a soccer mom, going to church and going to school, and the belly ring is a way to show a different side."
Other people don't choose BodMod so casually. It means much more to them. Many use BodMod as a way to deal with inner pain and take control. One woman, Laura, says, "It's been my experience that many people into BodMod have come out of abusive childhoods. I guess, for myself, I think of my piercings and tattoo as a way of reclaiming (or marking) my body for myself "
For still other people, body modification is nothing less than their way of revealing their souls and connecting with the spiritual realm. They know that piercing, tattooing, and more extreme and painful forms of body modification were common among tribal peoples and pagan religions, and they want that same tribal and religious experience for themselves. "Body piercing and Tattooing are sacred rituals," says a BodMod enthusiast. "Through these mediums we can costumize our bodies and proclaim publicly that we are in control of our destinies. Any spiritual quest demands sacrifice if it is to have meaning. The pain of a piercing or a tattoo is the path for transformation. If it didn't hurt and wasn't difficult it wouldn't mean anything. To me a tattoo is my embodiment of my spirit and soul, as well as an important step on my spiritual quest."
Not only is BodMod viewed as part of a personal spiritual journey, it's considered a way to save the earth. As one of the thousands of websites devoted to body modification puts it, "Through the lost tribal arts, we believe we can reclaim our forgotten respect and understanding of nature by symbolizing that the body is sacred like our planet mother earth."
There's even a group that calls itself the Church of Body Modification. It's officially recognized by the government as a religion. It has no doctrine of a Creator God. Instead, it teaches that we create a world of our own choosing. The mission statement of the Church of Body Modification declares, "Each of us is wise in our reasons. Each of us is powerful in authority over ourselves. Our bodies are the physical structure, our temple; the encasement of our own very personal dreams and experiences, our beliefs and our hopes. We stand absolutely firm on our birthright of ownership of our individual bodies... Together now we share a New World of our own creation."
Now, if you're sporting a ring in your eyebrow or navel just because it seems cool to you, some of these other reasons for BodMod may sound strange to you. If you're living a tame, safe life and want a little BodMod just to spice it up a bit, it may sound strange that some people see BodMod as a response to inner anguish and an abusive past. If you think getting pierced or tattooed includes pain only as an unfortunate side effect, it may sound strange that many people actually want the pain and embrace it as a sacred sacrifice. If you see no religious meaning in BodMod, it may sound odd to hear about body modification as a religion. But what if the people who make a religion out of it actually understand the meaning of BodMod better than you do?
Body Language
Body language talks loudly. Bodies communicate. The way we treat our bodies tells much about us and about what we worship. The hardcore disciples of body modification understand this. They reject the Creator God and the Lord Jesus Christ of the Bible. They choose tribal religion or self-worship instead. And they show their religion by what they do to their bodies.
Meanwhile, some of the milder practices of BodMod are becoming common among churchgoing young people. They see nothing wrong with it, and their parents aren't quite sure what to say. Many dads and moms don't really want their kids to get pierced or tattooed. They may think a kid with steel eyebrows, jeweled nostrils, studded tongue, and metallic belly button looks pretty crazy. They may fear that a tattoo which appeals to a seventeen-year-old might look pretty silly when the person is forty. But no, if you belong to Christ, your body language ought to say so. The Bible says, "Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your body" (I Corinthians 6:19-20). Your body is God's creation to celebrate, not your own private object to manipulate. If you're a Christian, your body is blood-bought by Jesus. The Holy Spirit lives in it as His temple. If your body is the Holy Spirit's temple, then shine with his light. Don't make God's temple look like a copy of Satan's temple.
Let your body language proclaim that you are a child of the Father, purchased by the Christ the Son, filled with the Holy Spirit. Don't just ask what God will let you get away with. Ask how you can best honor God with your body. If you look for loopholes in the Bible to let you do your own thing, you might say, "What's wrong with it?" But ask instead, "What's right with it?" Does body modification honor God and mark you as a holy follower of Jesus? If not, don't do it.
Now, I know that not all BodMod folks are purposely plotting to fight God or destroy themselves. Some are genuine Christians. Maybe you trust and love Jesus but haven't thought much about body language. Maybe you're basically right with God but just need some biblical teaching, correction, and training in this area of your life. Up till now, you weren't really aware of the Bible's call to honor God with your body, and you weren't aware of the pagan meaning of body modification. Well, now you know. If you love the Lord and believe the Bible, then honor God with your body from now on. Make sure your body language says that you belong to Christ and that his Spirit lives within you.
Hating Wisdom, Loving Death
Not all BodMod folks are Christians who just need a gentle correction. Many are antiChristian who need to leave darkness and death in order to find light and life. Many trend setters who helped re-popularize body modification hate biblical Christianity and love paganism. Some hate God's creation of male and female and prefer gender blender modification. Some even hate good health and love pain for its own sake.
The body modification movement *includes a growing gallery of horrors. BodMod isn't limited to piercing and tattooing. Other, more extreme forms are also on the increase. Cutting, branding, scarring, even mutilation and amputation, are becoming more frequent. People who cut themselves say that watching themselves bleed makes them a feel better. A 14-year-old boy says he wants to pierce his tongue, nose, and more private parts. "I don't really know why," he says. "In the past I have found that by inflicting pain on myself I could release a lot of anger and emotion without hurting anyone else. For about four months I would say that I was addicted to pain, I would slash my arms with a razor or a knife every time I became angry."
Some people have what's known as apotemnophilia -- a word that literally means "love of cutting off." Such people don't feel whole or happy with both arms and legs attached, and they envy people whose limbs have been amputated. Some cut off part of a finger or their own hand. In Scotland two people even convinced a surgeon to amputate their legs for them. Their legs were perfectly healthy, but they didn't want legs, so they got their bodies modified by the surgeon. The surgeon's hospital stopped him before he could amputate the legs of a third person.
It may seem obvious to most of us that it's crazy to cut off healthy legs. But many journalists and intellectuals think that another radical kind of surgery on healthy bodies is okay: they portray sex-change operations in a positive light. A growing number of women wish they were men and have surgery to cut off some parts and add others. Males have the opposite procedure so that they can become females. In one case, a husband and wife both chose sex-change operations. They want to stay married, but the wife will become the husband, and the husband will become the wife. In media coverage, the "transgender community" is just another colorful, healthy part of the cultural landscape. But are surgeons who do sex change operations any better than the surgeon who cut off healthy legs upon request?
Another form of body modification that's on the increase is self-starvation. Doctors consider anorexia an eating disorder that's dangerous, even deadly. But there's a growing subculture that praises anorexia and encourages other people with eating disorders to "stay strong" and not eat a normal, healthy diet. Time magazine counted more than 400 websites on the internet that praise and promote anorexia. The creators of these websites are proud to be nothing but skin and bones. They encourage other people who worship extreme thinness and enjoy looking like skeletons to keep up their quest for "the perfect body" and not let anybody stop them -- not their doctor, not their family or friends, not anybody. It's their body to control. It's their own idea of beauty that matters. The thinner the better, even if it means sickness and starvation.
From an early age, most of us are not content with our body and would like to change it. If little children have blue eyes, they wish they had brown eyes. If they're born with red hair, they wish it was black. Some boys wish they were girls, or vice versa. Some kids wish they'd been born of a different race or had a different name. This childish dissatisfaction with our own body was always considered something to grow out of and get over.
But nowadays, rather than growing beyond childish fantasies, adults indulge those fantasies. They get contact lenses that change their eye color, dyes that change their hair color, tattoos that make them look more like a billboard than a human, piercings that make them look like their favorite famous pagans, plastic surgery to rearrange their face and shape. Men wear earrings as only women did a few years ago, women choose hairstyles and clothing to resemble men, cross-dressing pop stars are adored by millions, and some people get sex change operations to alter their gender entirely.
Part of mature wisdom is accepting the body God gave you, learning to live with it, and honoring God with it. But the spirit of rebellion says, "I am the master of my fate. I can modify my body as I see fit." Does this bring joy and freedom? No, it brings pain, slavery, chaos, and death. In the Bible God's wisdom calls out and says, "Whoever finds me finds life and receives favor from the Lord. But whoever fails to find me harms himself, all who hate me love death" (Proverbs 8:35-36).
In the horrid mystery of sin, people actually love death. Ghastly self-abuse such as anorexia, cutting, self-mutilation and amputation, sex-change surgeries, and other extremes of body modification are clearly cases of harming self and loving death. But even milder forms of BodMod, such as tattooing and piercing, point in the same direction. That's not just my opinion. The New York Times, hardly a fortress of Christian truth sees a clear link: "In an age of tattoos and nose rings self-mutilation is the latest expression of adolescent self-loathing." The Times recognizes the relationship between body modification and the estimated "two million people injuring [themselves] in secret."
In John Milton's epic, Paradise Lost, Satan says, "Evil, be thou my good... Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven." That's the battle cry of all who 'insist on doing their own thing, even if it destroys them. A woman says candidly, "My main attraction to body modification was initially the control aspect -- exerting control over my body and making my physical body fit the mental and spiritual vision I have of it. Unfortunately, the whole aspect of using BodMod as a way of expressing control smacks incredibly of self-mutilation."
Offer Your Bodies to God
Deep within each of us is a sense of sin and unworthiness. We feel that we deserve to bleed and suffer. We feel that we somehow need to be different than we are. And it's true: we do deserve to bleed, and we need to be different.
But the answer is not to mutilate ourselves or try to remake our bodies. That's the pagan answer to our need for atonement, but God's life-giving answer to our need for atonement is the blood of Jesus Christ. He was pierced for our sins (Isaiah 53:5).
Jesus' blood poured out on the cross has the power to do what our own bleeding cannot do. His blood washes away sin as nothing else can. So don't count on the pain of body modification or the blood of mutilation to deal with the guilt of your sin Count on Christ. Believe in His blood. Count on his Holy Spirit to live in you and transform you by the power of God's love.
Your body needs to be different, but not in the way that body modification makes it different. You don't need to put new holes in your body. You don't need to tattoo new designs on it. You don't need to escape the gender you were born with. You don't need to reinvent your body or take total control of your own body. How does your body need to be different? It needs to be ruled by God instead of Satan, devoted to holiness instead of wickedness. "Just as you used to offer the parts of your body in slavery to impurity and ever-increasing wickedness, so now offer them in slavery to righteousness leading to holiness... For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 6:19,23).
There's a huge difference between Christian baptism and pagan body modification. Baptism is painless and bloodless. Christ has already suffered on my behalf and provided the blood for my washing. I have been baptized in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. My Father, the Creator, gave me a body that is wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14). The Son, my Lord Jesus, paid for me, soul and body, by dying to pay for my sins. My Comforter, the Holy Spirit, lives inside me and makes my body his temple. My baptism seals these things without hurting or marring my body.
How much better are the wondrous ways of God than the cruel abuse of Satan! I want to take good care of my body and let the clean, healthy life of God shine through it. Why try to change the body my Father created for me? Why act as though my body is my own when Jesus bought and paid for it? Why deface the temple of the Holy Spirit who lives in me. Why let Satan mess me up, when I can en joy the love and joy of Almighty God?
The Bible says, "Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God -- this is your spiritual act of worship. Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is -- his good, pleasing, and perfect will" (Romans 12:1-2).
Father in heaven, I trust your love and mercy. Thank you for Jesus, who suffered so that I could be saved. Help me to embrace your salvation in my heart and to proclaim it through my body language. I offer my body to you, Lord, as a living sacrifice. Guard me from the trends of anti-God culture. Help me honor you with my body and my whole being for Jesus' sake. Amen.
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Students can make changes in their schedule, commonly known as add and drop. Students may add courses from the time of their initial registration up through the end of the first week of classes via Onestart. After the first week of classes, students may add courses only with a paper Schedule Adjustment form and the instructor signature. Students may drop courses from the time of their initial registration through the last day of the automatic W period using Onestart. After the automatic W period, the student may drop a course with a Schedule Adjustment form with instructor signature and instructor designation of W or F; this option ends on the last day for withdrawal for the semester. After the last day for withdrawal, students may only make adjustments to their schedule using a schedule adjustment form and obtaining signatures from the heads of the division offering the course; this option may only occur in rare situations with documentation from clergy, legal representation, or the equivalent. Students receiving financial aid should be aware that dropping a course may change the amount of aid for which a student is eligible and may require that the student repay some of the money already received.
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Visual art is a broad field of study; use this year to think about who you are and what you want to do, prepare for the admission process, and find the art college or university fits your unique interests and goals:
Make art whenever you can. In art college, you'll be doing a lot of work outside of class, so learn to make art on your own time. Take a drawing class at a community college or local art center; take a continuing studies class over the summer. Get out of your comfort zone by trying new media, printmaking, sculpture, video, or collage. Continue to develop and rework classwork and homework assignments so that they are worthy of a place in your portfolio.
Have your portfolio reviewed. The art you make during your junior and senior years of high school will make up the bulk of your portfolio for admission and scholarship applications. As a junior, you will begin to build a body of work that you will add to as a senior. Because portfolio requirements vary among colleges, having your portfolio reviewed as a junior will help you learn what different art programs expect; determine your strengths and weaknesses; and focus on the subjects, themes, and media that interest you.
Juniors can have their portfolios reviewed during one of MICA's spring Visit Days. Learn more about scheduling a portfolio review during one of MICA's spring Visit Days.
Start thinking about what kind of schools you will apply to. Art college or liberal arts university? MICA's Artist's Guide to Choosing a College can help you ask the right questions of yourself and the colleges you are considering, learn more about fields of study and careers in art and design, and figure out the difference between a Bachelor of Art and a Bachelor of Fine Art. Sign up to receive a copy of our Artist's Guide »
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Participate in a Pre-College Summer Residency Program. Pre-college programs can thought of as a "dry run" for applying to art college. You'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the art college experience: take courses and workshops in art and design; live and study with other prospective art students; create work to add to your portfolio. Get more information about MICA's Pre-College Program »
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A number of holiday favorites are headed to the big screen in Rockford, and you can see them for free.
The Rockford Area Venues and Entertainment Authority or RAVE is hosting "Holiday Movie Festival" at the Coronado Performing Arts Center. It starts December 14th. The public is welcome to the free event that will play three holiday movies. Those movies are The Polar Express, How the Grinch Stole Christmas and It's a Wonderful Life.
"There's a lot of memories in this town of going to the Coronado, seeing movies with your parents or first dates, and we thought it would be nice with the holiday's coming to kind of recreate that atmosphere give a nod to the history remember our history and also give a gift to the community," said Mike Schirger, RAVE board member.
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At Beach Urgent Care, Dr. Ron Reynolds says he's seeing many patients suffering from an early start to cold season.
Symptoms include nasal drainage, low grade fever, sore throat and coughing. He says it's affecting all ages and for the most part, antibiotics aren't needed. Dr. Reynolds recommends fluids, rest and some good, old-fashioned chicken noodle soup.
At Seacoast Primary Care in Little River, Dr. Ray Holt is seeing a lot of bronchitis cases. He says it starts with cold symptoms, but they tend to go away and leave behind a cough.
The cough may turn from dry to wet and Dr. Holt says Robitussin may help ease the cough at night. He says you should see a doctor if the cough lasts more than a week, you feel short of breath or have a high fever.
At Grand Strand Pediatrics, Dr. Nick Colvard is seeing a lot of asthma flare ups. He says it's probably due to the change in weather. Symptoms include wheezing, coughing and trouble breathing.
If you have these symptoms and they don't respond to your normal asthma medication, you should see your doctor as soon as possible.
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The Future Has Been Disrupted...What Now?
By Eric Vessels on Friday, September 26, 2014
Dr. Joe Webb and Richard Romano, authors of Disrupting the Future and Getting Business, are out with their latest release This Point Forward. I just finished reading it and wanted to let you know what I think and share some details on the WhatTheyThink teams activities at this years Graph Expo.
RetailMeNot's report tells retailers to "stop doing something old," referring to us
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, June 19, 2014
RetailMeNot's report and the infographic are essential reading for print business owners because they offer a media executive's perspective on the nature of print. The executives perceptions of digital media are quite clear: "Seventy-five percent believe that digital consistently delivers better ROI – or "promotional performance" – at a lower cost than non-digital."
BoSacks Speaks Out: Magazine Revenue and the numbers.
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The magazine industry only produces revenue by having a product worth selling. I am happy to report that the industry still produces tens of billions of dollars in revenue. But as an industry the count of sales of magazines has been declining in both newsstand copies sold and subscriptions bought.
A look at the Océ ImageStream 3500
By Adam Dewitz on Friday, May 30, 2014
Canon has made a breakthrough in production inkjet printing with the announcement of the Oce ImageStream platform. This new production inkjet system can print on any paper including coated papers without requiring separate paper treatment with a primer or bonding agent. This development provides Canon with a production inkjet platform to handle commercial print applications including books, magazines, and high-quality direct mail.
The Future of WhatTheyThink
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On Wednesday we announced that Randy was leaving WhatTheyThink to focus on a hyperlocal business network called Georgia CEO. Here is some historical context on Randy's departure.
Unisource/WhatTheyThink Digital Print Survey Results Released
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Last year Unisource approached WhatTheyThink to collaborate on a survey of digital printers to identify quality concerns and production challenges in day-to-day operation faced by owners of toner-based digital printing equipment.
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A new study released by The Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project found that 73% of survey respondents actively use social media with 42% using multiple social networking sites.
Printing Industries Alliance Hosts A Solid and Satisfying "Innovation Forum" on Long Island
By Patrick Henry on Friday, March 22, 2013
Regional printing trade shows mostly are things of the past - vendors can't justify the expense of exhibiting at these local affairs, and printers can't find the time to attend them. All of the above may be true, but in spite of that, members of the industry still find value in the knowledge-sharing camaraderie that only face-to-face encounters can provide.
Is Kodak Finally Nearing the End of Its Journey from Silver Halide to Silver Lining?
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Kodak has had some serious losses to report lately. But, the company insists that other numbers make more sense to focus on as it drives ahead with its plan to emerge from bankruptcy.
The Publishing Revolution Revisited
By Bob Sacks on Tuesday, February 26, 2013
BoSacks Speaks Out: I have a publishing epiphany to relate to you that comes from a man who died in 1799. But before I tell you of his wisdom, I will tell you a little personal history which explains how I retrieved this 18th century wisdom.
Kodak Exec Says Company Has Reached "Turning Point" in Quest to Emerge from Chapter 11
By Patrick Henry on Monday, November 26, 2012
As it has at previous stages of its effort to put its troubles behind it, Kodak has reached out to the trade media with another update on the progress it claims to be making toward orderly emergence from bankruptcy. We spoke recently with Chris Payne, Kodak's vice president - marketing, business to business, about the latest developments and about Kodak's long-term plan to renew itself as a provider of graphic production technologies.
Some Metro Firms Report Recovery in Sandy's Devastating Wake
By Patrick Henry on Friday, November 02, 2012
No small part of the $50 billion economic loss being attributed to storm Sandy will come from business interruptions suffered by printing firms throughout the tristate metro region. Wherever the damage was worst, the toll taken on these highly vulnerable manufacturing operations was highest. Many remain out of commission, their electrical power gone, their communications severed, their work piling up, and their employees stranded at home with gas gauges pointing at empty.
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I am pretty sure that most of us have been unceremoniously dumped in our youth by a boyfriend or a girlfriend at one time or another. I am sure some of us also went back and begged for either forgiveness, a new understanding and/or a chance at a do-over. In adolescence these are normal and understandable actions.
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It seems to me that sometimes we publishers lose sight of our perspective. It is admittedly understandable as we hunker down in the trenches producing our products that we sometimes miss some of the details of the wider battle for revenue and survival.
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Today is "National Print Day" according to grassroots campaign to promote print as an environmentally and socially responsible medium vital to communication.
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I am going to attempt to address a few of the pundits who declared the death of print at the AMC conference in San Francisco last Tuesday morning. In doing so, I am sure that my long term readers will appreciate the unusual irony I find myself participating in with regard to my analysis and review of the future of our business. I will try to be as succinct as possible and still place before you the necessary historic details.
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For the record I just flew back from San Francisco on the red-eye to meet some east coast obligations, and haven't had the time or energy to compile my notes and observations from the American Magazine Conference just concluded. So what you are about to read is free flowing stream of semi-consciousness.
Why Angie's List Publishes a Print Magazine
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I think that my friend Drew Davis has an expression in his lectures that captures the essence of Angie's List printed magazine quite well, he says "that the only thing that distinguishes you in a digital world is print"
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A new study from the Pew Internet and American Life Project looks at the source of local news and information across varying different community types in the U.S.


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We are now hitting the tail end of flu season… thankfully! And after taking a look at the popular Echinacea and Ginseng its time to consider two herbs that can be found in most kitchens: garlic and ginger. My mother used to combine them in her personalized concotion to help beat a stubborn cold or flu. Her recipe went something like this:
1x Fresh Grated Ginger Root
1x Fresh Garlic Bulb Peeled and Crushed
1x Lemon Sliced
Honey to Taste (preferably organic, manuka honey)
Pinch of Cayenne
Instructions: In a pot add 4-6 cups (depending on how much you wish to make), the garlic and ginger. Bring this pot to a boil. Then turn the stove to simmer and remove the lid. Allow the garlic and ginger to simmer for 20-30 minutes. Then add the lemon and allow to simmer for another 10 minutes. Add the honey and cayenne to taste.
Garlic is one of the world's most ancient remedies. Its wide range usefulness in various healthconditions makes it difficult to classify. It is a wonderful remedy for the cold and flu with its broad spectrum antimicrobial and anti-septic activity. Its halts the proliferation of bacteria (bacteriostatic) at low doses and kills bacteria all together (bacteriosidal) at high doses. It has traditionally been used to treat a range of bacterial conditions from typhus to tuberculosis to E. Coli. It is often the first remedy thought of in any infection related to the ears, nose, throat, bronchi, lungs and gut. However it has also been used for the following conditions: Systemic Infection, Seasonal sinusitis and hay fever, Digestion, Parasites/Worms, Cardiovascular Health (cholesterol, triglycerides, hypertension, atherosclerosis), Heavy Metal Burden and Cancer.
With infection, research has shown the effectiveness of garlic in both gram positive and gram negative bacteria. The main active constituents of garlic are allicin and alliin. These constituents have been found to play a role in building up resistance in cancer cells. Dr. Mitchell felt it was because garlic decreases bacterial and viral load in the body and decreasing the strain on the immune system.
In the gut, garlic is used to treat infection as well as to increase secretion from the mucosa to help with digestion and lubricate the passage of mucus. This digestive quality of garlic stimulates metabolism and attacks microbes by changing the environment or terrain that they thrive in. However, garlic does not wipe out all of the intestinal flora like antibiotics or strong antimicrobial herbs; it is selective and maintains the integrity of healthy intestinal flora. It is noted that it can cause digestive upset (most likely in those with a weak liver).
From a homeopathic perspective, garlic is best indicated in upper respiratory infections where the nasal discharge is dry. There is a sticky feeling in throat with dryness, tickling, heat, and raw feeling in larynx. There is a sensation as of something cold rising in throat. There is a further sensation as if a hair was on the tongue or in the throat. Garlic is best suited in individuals where there are features of anxiety and impatience. There is fear that recovery is impossible and that medicine is unbearable. The patient often wants many things but is never pleased. There is weak memory and sadness with weeping during rest.
There are some cautions with the use of garlic:
- It can cause sympathetic excess of hyperadrenalism;symptoms such as anxiety, nervousness, high blood pressure, sweating and rapid heart beat have been seen as a result of garlic use in hyperadrenalized states.
- Peptic ulcer
- Hepatitis
- Pancreatitis
- Hiatal hernia
- Anticoagulant and antiplatelet drugs, discontinue 10 days before surgery. It can bring on gas an discomfort in certain conditions.
- From a TCM perpective it is contraindicated in conditions of deficient yin, fluids and blood conditions and in all hot conditions. It is contraindicated in those who spontaneous bleeding, premature ejaculation and spematorrhea. Use in high doses is cautioned in pregnancy and lactation due to its dispersing qualities and ability to bring on menstruation.
Consumption: Fresh vs. Dried? Organically grown garlic bulbs contain several more times the antiseptic properties than chemically fertilized ones. Oral intake of the garlic bulb is the easiest way to ingest. It is important to crush the whole clove before ingesting for the medicinal benefit. An alternative to this are the odor free allicin capsules if taken in high enough dosages. If you are going to use allicin releasing solid doses instead of the fresh bulb they should be enteric coded and tested for enzyme activity. Fresh garlic is more dispersing in nature and better for promoting surface sweating at the the onset of respiratory infections. Dried garlic is less dispersing and more appropriate for promoting internal warmth and drying damp in internal cold and damp conditions.
Another ancient dietary staple with health benefits – ginger helps to warm and stimulate during a flu. It is best used at the onset of respiratory infections presenting with chills, sneezing and coughing. It helps to expel mucus and to promote sweating. It is best used in its fresh form. However, the fresh or dried root are frequently used. The fresh root is placed in boiled water and simmered. It has the best effect for treating respiratory conditions when drunk warm. It is best suited to the individual who is is cold, depressed, cramped up or inactive. The pulse will tend to be slow and the tongue pale.
Ginger is thought to influence the cold and flu by having an antibacterial, anti-viral and immune stimulant. The active constituent, gingerols, have been shown to reduce leukotrienes, and prostaglandins that stimulate inflammation in immune response.
Ginger is also known for the following:
- Stimulation of digestion and reduce nausea. It increases bile secretion, improves fat digestion and movement of food through the tract reducing stagnation, irritation and gas.
- Blood sugar regulation
- The dried rot is classic for warming the interior more than the exterior. It will address weak or atonic conditions of the digestive tract such as chronic gastritis that frequently involves microbial infection.
- Stimulation of the peripheral arterial circulation to promote warmth to the body's surface and extremities. In this capacity it can act as a muscle stimulant and can help with aches and pains. It is useful in arthritis and other disorders of the joints.
- Reduces platelet aggregation and thins out the blood (this increases circulation and is cooling)
- Helpful in menstrual disorders presenting with cold.
- It has also been suggested that ginger assists other remedies in reaching there tissue destination and may be included in other formulas in small amounts when appropriate.
Caution is warranted in peptic ulceration, gallstones and with Warfarin. Ginger acts as an antispasmodic but is contraindicated in the acute phase of an injury or wherever there is inflammation. It should be avoided in conditions of stomach and lung heat. Caution in hot, dry or yin deficient patients.
Hoffmann, D. Medical Herbalism, Healing Arts Press; 2003
Holmes, P. The Energetics of Western Herbs. 4th Ed., Snow Lotus Press; 2006
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A guide to Tumblr roleplays:
As you may or may not know, there are a lot of different kinds of roleplays out there. People can (and do!) literally make roleplays based around whatever they want, whether they are based off of movies or books or an original idea that they came up with themselves. Different types of roleplays entail different things, and that is an important thing to remember when choosing a roleplay.
- Fandom roleplays- are created based around TV shows or movies (The Vampire Diaries, Glee, Pretty Little Liars, Harry Potter, and Doctor Who, for example). These roleplays can be played with canon characters or original characters. Crossovers are popular among fandom roleplays (see definition of crossover here).
- Original roleplays- are formed from ideas that are completely the admin's own, and are not necessarily inspired by anything that already exists- if they are, it is lightly enough that you cannot pick out an already existing plot. Examples of these types of roleplays are here and here.
- OC roleplays- the plot is written by an admin, but all characters are created and written by the roleplayers themselves.
- Hollywood roleplays- are centered around real life celebrities (like Ashley Benson or Harry Styles) and don't usually have any biographies or set plots. Hollywood RPs are good for making friends and having fun, but not for serious roleplaying.
- High school roleplays- are centered around high schools and can be anywhere from boarding school to regular high schools. They tend to get a bad rep for not being all that interesting, but they are still fun and good for beginner roleplayers.
- Supernatural roleplays- are centered around supernatural beings (most commonly witches, vampires, and werewolves).
- Asylum roleplays- take place in mental health facilities and the characters suffer from some kind of disorder (hence why they are there).
- Bandom roleplays- A bandom is one that circles around band members (mostly rock, alternative, acoustic and such. Hardly any pop), affiliates of bands, merchies, roadies and OCs. Similar to hollywood RPs, but minus the actors and actresses. Just those in bands and affiliated with. Credit for definition here.
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Darth Vader is the greatest Hero the galaxy has ever known, and a master of Xanatos Speed Chess. (To Palpatine's mastery of the Xanatos Gambit)
First he 'sided' with Senator Palpatine in order to destroy the corrupt trade feds, and the bloated, stagnant old jedi order.
After that, he kept his eye on the Evil senator-come-emperor while he slowly rooted out the corrupt politicians like Tarkin.
In tarkins case, once he had without a doubt found that Grand Moff to be so despicable as to destroy a civilian planet for no other reason, he orchestrated a Xanatos Speed Chess that would result in Tarkin dying on the death star when it was destroyed, while it 'appeared' that Vader had been attempting to defend it.
At the battle of Hoth, Vader deliberately killed his most experienced Admiral, removing one more corrupt officer from his command while simultaneously getting rid of his most senior officer. A move that would allow the rebels to seemingly be able to bum-rush his extremely powerful fleet.
Cloud City was more a time-out than anything. A father has to torment the future husband of his daughter after all… What kind of father would he be if he didn't do his abject best to protect his little princess from smuggler scoundrels by freezing them in carbonite?
The fight with Luke was just an object lesson in 'Lightsabers fucking HURT son! Just look at me…"
Return of the Jedi was a bonus for Vader with Jabba… Let his son take out that fat grotesque crime lord while he prepares his master stroke.
Vader orchestrated the entire imperial debacle at Endor. From the moment the Tyderium arrived, he was moving the pawns around. The Ewoks were unexpected, but got dragged into the plan quickly enough. A legion on the Emperor's best troops were on the ground, but had next to no effective air or armor support when it came time for the battle.
Vader then took Luke to see the emperor as a distraction so Palpatine couldn't use his Awesome Sith Powers to fully coordinate the fight. So that the Rebels would be able to out-perform circles around the entire imperial navy while it waited for Palpatine to get off his sorry ass and do Evil Overlording…
Then at the end, Vader was hoping Luke would go berserk and cut up the emperor… Of course, when he didn't… Well. there was always plan B. Wait for the emperor to be Getting Off with the whole lightning torture bit, then toss him down an access shaft. And then die a tragic death so he could seemingly 'make up' for all the 'pain' he'd caused.
Darth Vader: A Man who manipulated the galaxy behind the back of an evil overlord for forty years and got his body destroyed pretty badly just so he could set his son up to be the most POWERFUL Jedi Master the galaxy had ever known.
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He makes sense. I've seen people just go through university without taking risks at all, and then get 'stuck' or spend that time afterwards actually figuring out what they wanted to do.
It makes me glad that I wasn't too much a part of that heedless rush towards that 'goal'. It would indeed be nice if the selective schools relieved the pressure on middle school kids even now.
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It is a slow day in the small Minnesota town of Marshall, and the streets are deserted. Times are tough, everybody is in debt, and everybody is living on credit.
A rich tourist visiting the area drives through town, stops at the motel, lays a $100 bill on the desk and says he wants to inspect the rooms upstairs before selecting one for the night.
1. As soon as he walks upstairs, the motel owner grabs the bill and runs next door to pay his debt to the butcher.
2. The butcher takes the $100 and runs down the street to retire his debt to the pig farmer.
3. The pig farmer takes the $100 and heads off to pay his bill to his supplier, the Farmer's Co-op.
4. The guy at the Farmer's Co-op takes the $100 and runs to pay his debt to the local prostitute, who has also been facing hard times and has had to offer her "services" on credit.
5. The hooker rushes to the hotel and pays off her room bill with the hotel owner.
6. The hotel proprietor then places the $100 back on the counter so the rich traveler will not suspect anything.
At that moment the traveler comes down the stairs, states that the rooms are not satisfactory, picks up the $100 bill and leaves town.
No one produced anything. No one earned anything. However, the whole town is now out of debt and looks to the future with a lot more optimism.
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Probably wasn't as awful as some might expect, hence the comment. I had my leg broken as part of a procedure to fix the way my foot face and I was in a cast for a good 8 months, I couldn't walk without aid for a year. I guess it depends on where the breakage is, but I won't deny a ligament injury is awful, my cousin snapped a ligament in his hand, was NOT fun. I assume the general idea in people is that broken bones are worse than ligaments, even if its not true.
glad to hear he is taking it in good spirits. I don't understand people who feel the need to call him nasty names over this, its not like it was deliberate, and how hard is it to just think 'hope he gets better soon'?


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The Sawtooths of Idaho are a tremendous mountain range, and from traffic on Summitpost, it seems like few know that. With that in mind, I am going to spotlight one of my favorite ranges in a series of trip reports combining experiences from trips over the last three years, one in late spring, one in early summer, and one in late fall. I could do this over half a dozen reports and really rack up those power points, but I'm not into vanity, do not want to commit the time posting hundreds of photos, and want any readers out there to get the most out of their clicks and visits, so I am aiming to cover all the range I know in three reports. This first one is covering some southern destinations, Alice Lake, Palm Read Basin (my name for the basin south of the Finger of Fate- I like naming things and its easier to keep track of them), and peaks between.
Alice-Toxaway Loop
What surprised me about the Twin Lakes is the trail does not go by them really. On the map it seems to, but the Earthwalk Press map I have for the whole range, while being a terrific aid and covering the whole terrain, makes a sorry stab at switchbacks and exactitude. I would have had to descend more than I felt a wish to to see the shores of those lakes, and I skipped them. I mention this so if reading your map, you don't plan on walking beside the shore on the through trail. For grabbing water along route, this is useful info. And plan on many switchbacks going up to Alice Lake. There were too many to count, and it got tedious. The trail is steep and if you prefer steep descents over steep ascents, you could go to Toxaway Loop first and then finish with Alice Lake. Its a moot point I think if doing the loop, though I prefer the way I went, starting with Alice, and if you go before late June, anticipate some snow on the north of the Snowyside Pass, which will be easier to descend.
From the south of the Twin Lakes, an easy and enjoyable scramble could be made up Peak 9933. I regret not tarrying and doing just that. A rocky arm with some pine trees dividing the Twin Lakes from Alice Lake leads right up to that peak and from there, you could easily go complete an Alice Slam, or do any one of the peaks you were admiring from Alice Lake. I think this would be fun, though from a view collecting standpoint, there is little to gain by doing a peak between El Capitan and Snowyside. Little is to be gained in bragging rights either, but if you have the time, enjoy yourself and make a fine scramble of it. I will be jealous of forever or at least until I go back one day and do just that very thing.
Snowyside Pass was easily acquired and the mountain seemed quite close. I should have stopped and rested longer, and rehydrated better, but back in summer of 2012, I was training myself to function under extreme dehydration still. This is an insane theory according to most, who mention kidney stones, and pain, and danger, but if you can do a thing dried out, you can do it at full strength. The day will come when you can't find water or enough water and its better to know how your body will handle it and that you will handle it. The Marines do this, and that's good enough for me to feel sharp for having hit upon the idea myself. So, I made it to Snowyside Pass around early afternoon, having already climbed a peak and barely passed time at Alice Lake after starting late afternoon the day before, and went straight for Snowyside Peak.
Snowyside Peak is a chimera, a twisting, writhing, growth-spurt of a mountain. The route is quite rotten, a sort of puberty in stone. Handfuls of rock will come into your hand like bouquets, and every move seems to feed one onto another false summit. There are four by memory, none of them improving on the view, but all adding to the time you are getting blinded and burned by the sun. That is not to say I regret the effort though. Beautiful view the whole way from the pass to the summit, and descent is simple, and not terribly steep. Nothing is deadly or particularly hard. Take the peak fresh and you'll enjoy it much more.
Toxaway Lake is another spot to linger, and not only out of dread for the dull close to the loop. It is another lake which if still at sunrise (and most Sawtooth Lakes seem to be in my experience) offers a brilliant sunrise. The next morning's was bright red. I thought the ramp scramble up this smooth customer on the left looked marvelous and other routes were possible for the other peaks of the area. But I was saving my legs for the next trip and did none of them. I'd like to add one of the rules I've learned in my mountain life over the years: never save your legs for the next trip or for tomorrow. Tomorrow is worthless in the mountains. And you might roll your ankle and miss the next trip, or the next spot might stink or the peak will be way more than you bargained for, or out of condition. Point is: if you're next to or right under a mountain and you want it, take it! Leave tomorrow for tomorrow. Pop a lot of caffeine and drag your corpse up with your tongue if it comes to that.
But I hiked out and completed my loop. Other than discovering I was severely dehydrated when my nose exploded and started gushing in the middle of nowhere and kept going for a mile, the route was boring and uneventful. Of course, this happened after fording the creek so I had no water to filter and drink which would have helped. I had to just trod along in the heat, dry and crabby, but proud in a way to have no impaired functionality while being that dehydrated. It takes days to develop that type of condition. However, it also takes days to fully recover from, which I wound up doing by the beach in one of Redfish Lake's campgrounds, though that is leading into another story.
Hell Roaring Lake Trailhead Destinations
Well, there were three of us. We carried in climbing gear to make a go of Finger of Fate, and all were happily surprised by the speed which we made to Hell Roaring Lake. In September the lake is quiet, though there were people everywhere. I will spare you the details on this crowded and easy destination. After a lazy evening recovering from that six hour drive (and seemingly three hours through ski towns with 25 mph speed limits; curse them all to Hades!), we targeted Mount Cramer for a day hike, which I'd pencilled in at half a day. Whoa there was that an underestimate. This was the first mountain any of us had done in the Sawtooths, but I will tell you here that every peak I have done (15 now) surprises me by how demanding it is. These mountains are small by the elevation gained and the total elevation above sea level, but they will wear you out. And I'm no wimp saying this. Read my other Trip Reports. I solo a lot of stuff that takes 14 or 16 hour days and don't complain much.
The day was wearying but next morning we rose early and went up without the climbing gear looking for the Finger of Fate anyway. Might as well scout the area while we were there and had half a day to pass. There is a definite trail from Hell Roaring Lake up to a series of three beautiful lakes above in the "Palm Read" Basin. Like climbers' trails in this range, its easy to follow, but steep and sweaty business. Finger of Fate glows red in early mornings. There are a handful or more of peaks up there worth scrambling up or climbing. I think early season would be the best time to visit. There would likely be ice floating in the lakes, making for pretty pictures and memories, and some snow chutes would make for good crampon work, a nice break from all the boulder field work. We made it up most of the way up a peak that looked to me like a Wedding Cake, which overlooks Hell Roaring Lake and is prominent from below, but the going got tough and the other two were not comfortable without protection and we were out of time just about anyway as one had work early the next morning. Respect your partners. I will just have to go back to the place, though I've not done so yet. Sevvy Peak is a big mountain possible without gear, an attractive potential viewpoint for both the Finger of Fate and parts far North, though probably its ridges are severe enough to make most yearn for gear. Decker Peak is also a possibility and overlooks the Shangri La Valley near Elephant's Perch to the North. Decker is a more involved target, requiring likely a full day of cross country. But that area is for an ensuing article.


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Rainbow Bridge
Donner Summit Bridge nicknamed Rainbow Bridge overlooks Donner Lake which is a smaller lake a couple of miles from Lake Tahoe. Completed in 1926, Rainbow Bridge is part of the historic Lincoln Highway which was the first cross country road in America from Times Square in New York City to Lincoln Park in San Francisco.
A wrecked car under Rainbow Bridge. Based on some numbers I found on the engine block it appears to be a 1954 V8 Cadillac. I'll have to ask some locals if they know the story behind this.
It gets cold in California. Snow is in the forecast for Wednesday.
"This is the most expensive snow you'll ever ski on."
They've completely drained the ponds which supply water for snow making and are now paying for county water to keep those snow guns spraying. Pray for snow!
I've gone back and added the music info to my previous posts. I've also copied it here. Newly posted to oldest.
Nevada Desert: Sinnerman by Nina Simone, Felix da Housecat remix
Zion Drive: Buildings & Mountains by The Republic Tigers
Angels Landing South: Who Knows Who Cares by Local Natives
Angels Landing North: Walking on a Dream by Empire of the Sun
Ooh Ahh Point: The Return of the King By Howard Shore, Lord of the Rings soundtrack
Grand Canyon Sunrise: The Return of the King By Howard Shore, Lord of the Rings soundtrack
Petrified Forest: The High Road by Broken Bells
Texas Drive: Road Trippin' by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Leaving Atlanta: Georgia by Field Mob, Jamie Foxx & Ludacris
Big Sur Sunset
I'm finally getting pictures off of my camera and onto my computer. Here is the sun setting over the pacific
The sun setting over the East Bay with a plaque in honor of a local San Francisco resident.
I should have taken more time.
Gas Station Diaries
It finally happened, the check engine light came on the last day of the trip. Luckily it's just an ignition coil and I was able to make it the last couple of miles.
I've missed a couple of these, here are my last fill ups. Total distance traveled: 3,657 miles.
Odometer:130,818 Trip:312 MPG:25.32
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Beccles and Bungay Rowing Race 2011 on the River Waveney at Beccles. Bungay (blue) lead the race through to the finish. Beccles (red) just behind
By RICHARD WOOD
Saturday, March 31, 2012
THERE will be oar-to-oar combat along the River Waveney this weekend as town pride is put at stake in a fierce battle.
A team of complete amateur rowers from Bungay will take on their compatriots from Beccles as they battle it out in the annual boat race.
The sprint along the 1,000 metre course will see the teams row side-by-side for the first time since their training began in February.
Since 2007 the towns have competed against each other as novices are trained up by the Beccles Rowing Club for competition.
Last year's competition was won by the blue team of Bungay, making the red Beccles team even more determined to take back the trophy and equal the series, in which they currently trail 3-2.
Rowing club captain Mark Taylor said he was anticipating a close race this year.
"I think it will be a competitive race as they are very even and just as quick as each other," he said.
"They've been out in all weathers training, in the rain, ice and snow.
"They have really taken to it and hopefully a few of them will stay up and join the club."
Mr Taylor, of Ringsfield, had his first taste of rowing when he took part in the 2007 event for Bungay.
The race will take place at 9.30am on Sunday, and will see the crews travel under the A146 bridge and finish by Beccles Quay, with the trophy presentation at the club, in Northgate, Beccles.
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