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Love yourself like your life depends on it - because it does. ~Anita Moorjani.
When I was young, it was a taunt to say to another: "You love yourself, you love yourself". So much so that I believe several generations of us grew up avoiding any sign whatsoever that we might actually care about ourselves and what happened to us. Thank goodness that is changing, and there is a group of poised, thoughtful young people emerging who love themselves so much that they have enough love for others, who can then love themselves and others, and so on. Anita Moorjani had a near-death experience that led her to realise her self-disparagement was causing significant physical and emotional problems. Here's a link to a blog Anita wrote today, and I hope her message spreads a long way! Please share if you like what she says. It's so important.
How to Enjoy Exercise
Many people are scared of the word "exercise." Oftentimes when we hear from the doctor, health professional, friend, family member, etc that we "should really start exercising," we immediately flash to the vision of the woman in the neon leotard or the man in the tank top with rippling muscles. Couple this image with the sound of a beefy personal trainer yelling, "give me one more! No pain, no gain!" and it's no wonder we want to say "no thank you!" to that whole exercise thing!
The primary reason that we retain this particular image when it comes to exercise is due to the significant rise in fitness facilities in the 1980s… and it just kinda stuck. So then, when it is suggested that we begin exercise we can't help but think that that means we have to buy a gym membership, new clothes, a gym bag, a water bottle, and new shoes and on top of that, have to start running on a treadmi...
Taking time
Too often people view time as a dangerous enemy. When time is actually waiting to befriend us. It's not uncommon to hear comments like, "I killed some time..." I recently asked a friend why he habitually arrived at movie theaters only minutes before the movie begins. He said that if he arrived any earlier he might not have anything to say to his wife. Then adding, "what would we do?" The word "do" implies action. The need for structure. Guidelines. Distractions. Predictability. Slowing down is perceived as a threat because it is unfamiliar and change can usher in anxiety. A kind of stage-fright or the "gap between now and later," as Dr. Fritz Pearls described it. Our zeitgeist which promotes easy distraction and quick fixes is no help at all.
However, it is by slowing down to take a stroll or to reflect that stretches and informs us. Our feelings serve as a conduit to clarifying our needs. It's far easier to get your needs met if you know what they are. Also, being passionate and trul...
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If you have a social media account, or have been watching the news lately, then you have probably heard about the Ice Bucket Challenge. The Ice Bucket Challenge, is part of an awareness campaign to inform people about ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, and encouraging them to donate to the cause.
The popular trend began around the beginning of August, and has seen millions of people participate, including celebrities and politicians. People choose to either dump a bucket of ice water over their head, or donate $100 to the ALS Association, some do both. These participants then challenge a few of their friends to do the same, thus continuing the chain. This campaign has gained worldwide popularity, and according to the ALS Association, has raised $31.5 million in donations, compared to the $1.9 million they received in the same time period last year (1).
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Over a week's time, you'll begin to see a pattern emerge of when you're most likely to catastrophize and some of the thoughts or situations that most likely lead to it.
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You go through life automatically, not feeling quite right but not knowing why. You go to a job you hate, come home, make dinner, watch TV, and start all over again, waiting for your vacation to forget the emptiness of your life for one or two weeks. And you ask yourself, "This can't be all there is". And you're right…this isn't all there is. And, believe it or not, you always have a choice to continue to live on automatic pilot or to make the effort to become more aware of who you are and what you really want.
Socrates is reported to have said, "The unexamined life is not worth living for a human being". Mindfulness is a powerful tool for becoming aware of our own thought processes and, eventually, of your erroneous beliefs. Daily meditation helps to quiet the body and mind and reconnect with your heart and its yearnings. While this can be scary, the rewards are unestimable. There is always the risk that this increased awareness will b...
You Are A Miracle: Self-acceptance Fosters Resilience
The most difficult thing in the world for many of you is to love yourself. No matter what your issues might be: Addictions, emotional eating, impulse control issues, anger, depression, intense unexplained sadness…you carry with you an inner condemnation of who you are and of your intrinsic goodness. Your self-talk reflects that lack of self-acceptance. You tell yourself, "I should have done this, I'm an idiot", "Why can't I get it together once and for all? What's wrong with me?" "Why bother trying? I'm going to fail anyway. I always do".
Every time you set a goal for yourself and you do not follow through, you beat yourself up. If you talked to your friends in the same way as you talk to yourself, you wouldn't have any friends left. You condemn yourself for past behaviours, carry guilt, regret and resentment like badges of honour. "At least if I feel guilty," you tell yourself, "that shows that...
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I don't mean to stereotype (too much), but do you think that husbands or boyfriends come in "types"? Although I not a fan of labeling people, I do believe that there are categories of issues that people struggle with. And by taking a look at and understanding a type, which in this case is just a description of a cluster of issues, we can gain perspective on our spouse and we can learn how to be involved in their lives in more helpful ways. My goal is not to start a bash-fest on certain husbands, but rather to equip wives (and girlfriends) to be able to engage with their partner in a way that moves him towards his best self. You see, it is true that you cannot change another person directly and that we cannot control people. But, it is like my friend says to me, "Yes, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink it. But you can sweeten the water." Let's see if we can understand what would be ways to influe...
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Both the quantity and quality of time we spend together influence the well being of our friendships, family interactions and intimate relationships. Spending time apart, participating in other activities is also of great value and influences a relationship, especially a romantic one. A healthy relationship needs balance: time to interact with family, friends, colleagues, self and definitely quality time with your significant other. Balance in the relationship is a necessary rung toward success.
Researchers from the University of Essex found that people who engaged in personal discussions when a cell phone was nearby, even if neither was actually using it, reported lower relationship quality and less trust for their partner. They also felt that their partner was less empathic to their concerns (Kerner, 2013). Among the complaints: "he doesn't look at me when I'm talking;" "she's always nagging...
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When I talk to people about meditation or how to be "mindful," I often hear "I can't do it", "its too difficult" or "I can't focus long enough to do it right." It is called a "practice" for a reason! You can't expect to try it once and feel like it won't work for you. It is something that involves lifelong practice and just like anything new, it gets easier the more you do it. The key is not to judge yourself when thoughts begin to filter in your mind. Recognize them and let them go. Gradually you will find that fewer and fewer thoughts enter your mind during meditation. The great part of meditation is there is a number of ways to engage with it. This increases your chances of finding a way that works for you. Guided visualization is the easiest way for beginners to start because you can put on your headphones, close your eyes and follow the imaginary journey given to you.
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Texas Book Festival — San Antonio Edition
Interview with Char Miller
Published: April 10, 2013
We do put an enormous amount of time and money into these physical borders, like you said, and it seems like we haven't thought about the environmental impact too much. Can you explain that a little bit?
One of the fascinating things for me when we moved from Texas to California, was that we were basically following the border. It had become the most contentious landscape between 2005 and 2010 or so, it kind of disappeared in the 2012 election. In the seven years prior to that point it was really the hot button issue. What was really much less reported about, as opposed to the social consequences of immigration, were these uncalculated, unacknowledged environmental deficits that occurred when we started to build that wall. There's a series of essays in the book that look at the divisiveness in every sense of doing that along the Rio Grande valley, through New Mexico and Arizona and getting into California. An essay that didn't make it into the book actually focuses in on a section of the wall that punches about half a mile into the Pacific Ocean, as if we are going to stop people by so doing. It's the fence to nowhere in a sense.
Then you look at actually how this thing was constructed. There's an essay in there where the data that was coming out from Homeland Security blew my mind, about simply the filling in of canyon after canyon, flattening the landscape and then putting in this wall. Within the Border Patrol they were sort of shaking their heads going 'no one's going through that canyon.' The canyon's its own wall. The planners decided that it should look a certain way, so the landscape go militarized, making anyone who was in it a criminal, and in a sense, in addition to the wall sending a signal, the flattened landscape sent a signal to every animal of 'this is not a place to be.' To turn that into a fortified border was really startling to me. Ten years after, 15 years after the Berlin Wall came down, and we saw it as a triumph of openness and transparency and the collapse of Easter/Western Europe, we then replicate that process in Mexico and, to my mind, have devastating impacts on nature as a consequence. There are a couple of essays about various species that we think are suffering as a consequence of that. If you total up the environmental costs, the social costs, the political expenses of doing that kind of work, very little of which gets calculated into Homeland Security's budget, it's way, way more expensive to have done what we've done than if we had come up with another way of imagining the border and living within its natural landscape.
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Silly us for thinking that the follow-up to Samsung's Galaxy Tab Android tablet would be called the Galaxy Tab 2. Apparently, Samsung decided to call it the Galaxy Tab 10.1 instead.
Samsung has released the official details for its next Android tablet, and it seems the 10.1 comes from the size of the display (10.1 inches compared to the original's 7 inches ), which has 1280 by 800 pixel resolution. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 also sports the brand new Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system, first demoed on the Motorola Xoom.
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Khinalyg is an ancient Caucasian village going back to the Caucasian Albanian period. It is located high up in the mountains of Quba Rayon, Azerbaijan. We are going to visit this place right now.
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The road is good, it has recently been built.
The road goes through the mountains and gorges, through riverbeds.
Khanalig is not far from here. 30 km from the village is Dagestan.
Locals are celebrating someone's wedding.
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Water supply system in the village is rather unusual. A well is made in the nearest mountains and is located higher than the settlement itself, it only remains to make plumbing and the water will flow down in the necessary direction and create necessary pressure.
The food locals eat is rather plain: bread, cheese, tomatoes, onions. But tea always goes first, three cups of it. They do not eat meat every day, because they simply have no place to store it. One family cannot eat the whole sheep in one day. They do not eat soup either. The main food is bread which they bake themselves. It is tasty with sweet tea, milk, cheese, vegetables.
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Dear Alumni,
Please note that teachers will be leaving school on 4 September 2014 (Teachers' Day Celebration) at 1030am for learning journey. Hence, all alumni are encouraged to make appointments with their teachers after the event or on a separate day. Alumni are requested not to visit the school on 4 September 2014.
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The needs and aspirations of Yuhua Secondary students have been the focus of the school since it began in January 1986 with 11 Secondary One classes and 394 students. School leaders and staff have remained strongly committed to the heart of education: to love and to support our children through their growing years.
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Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Mr Hawazi Daipi, visited Yuhua Secondary on 16 April 2014. Click on the link below to view the gallery of photos of the day.
LEAPS 2.0 will be implemented for Secondary 1 students this year. Bowen Secondary School shares their approach under the updated framework. Click on the link below to learn more.
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For our 28th Speech Day, the school was privileged to have Mr Lu Cheng Yang, Director, Human Resource Solutions and Capabilities Division, Ministry of Education, as the Guest of Honour. The event was also graced by our Superintendent, Mrs Priscilia Chan, SAC members and Vice Principals of Cluster Schools. We also welcomed back our ex-staff and alumni for an afternoon of nostalgia, particularly our Ex-Principals, Mr Yap and Mr Loh.
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Yuhua Secondary School Concert Band has produced many outstanding musicians who are still active as players in the band scene or have gone on to become professional musicians.
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Topics: Health Disparities, Delivery of Care, Health Costs, Marketplace, Health Reform, Politics, Insurance, Medicaid, States
Mar 14, 2014
The New York Times: Why Black Women Die Of Cancer
Since the early 1970s, studies have shown that black Americans have a higher death rate from cancer than any other racial or ethnic group. This is especially true when it comes to breast cancer. A study published last week in the journal Cancer Epidemiology found that, in a survey of 41 of America's largest cities, black women with breast cancer are on average 40 percent more likely to die than their white counterparts (Harold P. Freeman, 3/13).
Los Angeles Times: U.S. Should Reclassify Prescription Painkillers To Cut Rampant Theft
In his 30 years as a pharmacist, including three at a CVS Caremark store in Northern California, Wayne Wilson said it was all too common for drugstore employees to steal prescription drugs, which would often make their way to the black market. "It happens far more often than people realize," he told me. "I used to be shocked. I'm not shocked any more." Wilson said he personally intervened after a CVS pharmacy worker in Eureka was caught slipping painkillers into his pocket. That worker was arrested and fired, he said (David Lazarus, 3/13).
The Washington Post: Making The AIDS Crisis Worse
Some of America's closest friends in Africa have turned with a vengeance on gay people. In Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan recently approved a law making homosexual acts punishable by up to a 14-year jail sentence and outlawing gay organizations. In Uganda, President Yoweri Museveni signed legislation that requires a life sentence for serial offenders and mandates that witnesses report homosexual acts or face penalties themselves. ... This problem has many political, cultural and religious layers. One matter of science, however, is clear: Anti-gay laws are bad for public health (Michael Gerson, 3/13).
The New York Times' Economix: How To Shave $1 Trillion Out Of Health Care
Americans spend more than 17 percent of GDP on health care; other high income industrial democracies spend only about 11 percent. The 6 percent difference in our $17 trillion economy amounts to $1 trillion. ... What could Americans do with that trillion dollars each year and what would we have to give up if our health care system became more like those of our peers? (Victor R. Fuchs, 3/14).
The New York Times: Saving A Future For Those With Disabilities
Back in the old days, when Congress did crazy things like pass legislation, a sensible bill like the ABLE Act might have sailed to the president's desk. But today, even with a long list of positives — it's a good idea, solves a pressing problem and has lots of bipartisan support — it's not a slam dunk, because there's always a way in Washington to squelch good ideas, especially those that involve tweaking the tax code and spending a little money. The Achieving a Better Life Experience Act would be a boon for people with disabilities, and for their parents and other caregivers (3/13).
WBUR: Might Personality Tests Of Patients Improve Preventive Health Care?
Before entering my freshman year of college, I was asked to complete a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality test so the school could match me to a compatible roommate. She and I ended up living together all four years. In fact, the Myers-Briggs tool, which classifies each individual as one of 16 personality types, is considered such a powerful tool that most college career centers and Fortune 500 companies use it to help people determine their appropriate course in the work world. Soon, doctors, too, may conduct personality tests with patients to help tailor their care (Veronica Thomas, 3/13).
And in commentary on the health law --
The Washington Post's Post Partisan: The Insiders: Sebelius Happy Talk Makes It Worse For Democrats
I think I have figured out why President Obama hasn't fired Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. She will say anything. Sebelius will deny the obvious, defend the indefensible and even rewrite the law without hesitation, all while keeping a straight face. She has been willing to hide, bend and break the Obamacare law. Even moving the goalposts of what Obamacare's success would look like and changing the initial purpose of Obamacare – insuring the uninsured – doesn't cause her to break a sweat or show even the slightest bit of embarrassment (Ed Rogers, 3/13).
The Washington Post: Deadline Looming For Affordable Care Act Enrollment
You have until the end of the month to sign up for a plan on the health-care exchanges. With the March 31 deadline nearing, the White House is pumping up and plugging HealthCare.gov to get more people to enroll, especially young adults, reports Puneet Kollipara of The Washington Post's Wonkblog (Michelle Singletary, 3/13).
The Wall Street Journal's Potomac Watch: A 2014 GOP Election Model
Republicans celebrating this week's victory in a Florida special House election are right to take the race as proof that they've got a potent midterm weapon in ObamaCare. Those looking to mimic the model this fall would be even wiser to view David Jolly's win in its broader context: This was a victory of offense (Kimberley A. Strassel, 3/13).
Bloomberg: Obamacare Co-Ops Exploit Dodgy Pricing
One of the lesser-known provisions of the Affordable Care Act provided funding for the establishment of health insurance cooperatives, nonprofit local insurers that provide policies on the exchange. ... [Lower pricing offered by coops] suggests a worrying alternative possibility -- that the inexperienced co-ops have systematically priced their policies too low. That could hit the taxpayer in two ways: through the risk-corridor payments, which will make up excess losses, and through the $2.1 billion worth of government loans that have been made to these insurers (Megan McArdle, 3/13).
Bangor Daily News: Maine GOP Dismisses Medicaid Compromise That Meets Its Own Demands
On Wednesday, Maine lawmakers once again declared their positions on Medicaid expansion from the floor of the Senate. What was remarkable was that, despite the fact that the bill to expand Medicaid to 70,000 low-income residents is significantly different from last year, the arguments against it didn't really change. In fact, instead of the compromise bill drawing more support, it drew less (3/13).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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We're a whopping big system (fifty-mumble campuses, a couple of data centers, statewide network), so we have scaling
issues (dozens of responsible network/server admins, hundreds of networks, tens of thousands of devices, and over half
a hundred scanning devices) that you may or may not have to deal with in your environment.
We use nCircle IP360 for regular internal and monthly "external"ish (outside our common address ranges) vulnerability
scans. Their delegation and permissions model scales quite well to our needs for scan scheduling, asset grouping, and
We also use Qualysguard for PCI DSS-mandated quarterly ASV scanning and reporting. It also seems to have the
properties to scale well, though we have a lot fewer users and networks enrolled in the product.
nCircle is a well put together solution. Their scanning devices are pretty simple flash-based 1 rack unit devices,
which call home to an on-our-premises mothership for updates and marching orders, as well as delivering scan data. The
scanners have multiple ethernets, and each can be configured as 802.1q trunks, which we find pretty handy for a lot of
our environments, eg negating the need for explicit permit ACLs on internal control points and so on.
nCircle has a proprietary vulnerability-scoring model that doesn't map especially well to compliance mandates such as
"remediate quickly all vulnerabilities with a CVSS base score above 4.0" However, if the scoring model (and it's
recently become a little more tunable than it was in the past) suits you, it does allow for some pretty impressive
slice-and-dice patch-prioritization and reporting methodologies; scores can range from 0 up through several hundred
thousand, if that suits your goals and organizational structure and incentives/penalties. It's not a cheap product,
Qualysguard, for us, seems a bit better fit for compliance regimes like PCI DSS, exposing the CVSS base scores in a
more usable way. They also rate vulns on a 1-5 scale, which for a lot of orgs is more than enough to differentiate
between sets of machines and different levels of prioritization. The process of moving a quarterly scan report to
their PCI DSS compliance portal and thence to a compliance reporting point for an acquiring bank seems a bit fiddly for
most of our campus users. For the small number of externally-visible in-scope IPs we have, the Qualysguard pricing is
Both of the above products give very nice reporting and vulnerability/host/host-os/network history graphing, which can
be pretty handy.
In addition, we have a number of seats in Veracode for our enterprise web-app developers. They (and our AppSec
coordinator/cheerleader) seem to like it for both static analysis and dynamic over-the-wire webapp vuln scanning.
We've recently gotten another pen-testish webapp scanner, but I can't recall the product name at the moment, and we
haven't done more than begun to kick the tires as yet.
Nessus and suchlike are fine tools for pen-test and very small environments, but trying to manage a historical view of
a host or set of hosts by collating standalone report documents is something that I've only seen done very manually and
painfully. I can only imagine that Tenable must have put together some sort of overall console/management system to
handle this sort of thing, but I've never had a chance to interact with it.
So, like so many times, "a recommendation depends on what resources you have, and what your goals are."
From: The EDUCAUSE Security Constituent Group Listserv [mailto:SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU] On Behalf Of Greg
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2012 10:22 AM
To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
Subject: [SECURITY] Vulnerability Scanner Recommendations
Educause security group,
Can anyone recommend a particular vulnerability scanner software, product, appliance, or service that you are using at
your campus? This is a need at our campus and I am trying to review the different options available for a small campus.
Thanks for any help, insight, or feedback you can provide.
Greg Schmalhofer
Millersville University
Information Security Coordinator
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1990 Buick Century stalling in drive
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i am having the same problems but this is what i did and it is really gay but it is working better now...
Take out you radio fuse and you ( it hink it is the) cyty fuse (the on under the radio) this helps... let your car run for a while then shut it off and do something for a good period of time, come back to it, should runn great..
There is a switch on your transmission, torque converter clutch solenoid actually is it's name. It is on the front driver side of the car. Unplug that switch, it's for your overdrive and see if it will stay running in gear. If it stays running take it to a tranny repair shop or a dealer and have it replaced. Labor for the switch should be depending on your transmission either 1.7Hrs or 3.6 Hrs and i think the part is like $100.00 or right around there.
Good luck,
I have a 1990 Buick Century with 49000 miles on it. When I drive it for about an hour and I stop it stalls. It starts up right away but as soon as I put it into drive it stalls agene. Some times if I put it into neutral and start it I can put it into drive and it runs OK until I stop agene. The gas tank sending unit is stuck and the gage doesnt work properly, however I know the tank is full. The car runs good in park or neutral. But as soon as I put it into gear it stalls. A Bulldog Remote Starter was installed prier to my purchase. I had to disable it by removing two fuses because it was draining the battery. I noticed that a wire from the unit goes into the brake switch. If this any help in solving my problem. Can anyone help me?
I believe that the torque converter clutch (TCC) soleniod is wired to its own switch on the brake pedal or wired with the brake light switch. That way when you hit the brakes the TCC unlocks. If the remote starter installation modified the wiring on the brake pedal switches and it is your TCC causing the problem, it may be due to the wire you noticed.
sellncars is right i have a 92 buick century and when i bought it the lady said something was disconnected otherwise my car would have problems,
well i reconnected it and my car stalled, no crap ..as soon as i put in park!
disconnect the cable!period. you might see a engine warning light but who cares,lol..and yes take it to the shop..i havent yet but i put on about 120 miles a day on my b-u-ick..:)
with 2-3000 mile oil changes and some see foam in the gas tank wow that thing flies
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