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Against Neatlines
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Note: In the comments below, it turns out there's a bit of confusion about what the definition of neatline actually is, and whether or not I'm using it correctly. Like a lot of cartography terms taught in school, practicing mapmakers aren't always sure what they mean. Feel free to weigh in with your opinion on whether or not I've got the right term.
Gentle readers, today I exhort you to beware of the neatline, that quiet little item which encircles our maps and whose most common realization is no more than a simple black rectangle.
The neatline is merely the boundary separating the map from the rest of the page. This innocuous border is known as a "map element," which is a vague term used in cartography education to mean "all the stuff that needs to go on your map that isn't your map itself." Scale bars, legends, neatlines, titles, north arrows — all these are map elements. None of the map elements have much to do with each other, and their grouping under this term is a bit inexplicable, except that it permits academics to make cartography look more complicated than it really is and offers them another vocabulary item to test their students on. I'm not convinced most practicing cartographers use the term or think of legends or scales or the like as belonging to this overarching category of "map elements."
I've probably made my feelings on other map elements like scale bars and north arrows clear. They're usually unnecessary, even though students are often inexplicably taught that they're mandatory. The neatline is no different, and it's high time I took on the pro-neatline lobby.
The first problem I have with neatlines is that they impart an unfortunate sense of finality. Beyond this line, the map ends and the world does not exist, or is at least not thought of. But when we look at maps, we're often looking at only a section of the world. I want readers to have a feeling that the world continues on beyond the glimpse that the map gives. When possible, I print my maps full bleed, which simply means printing the map from one edge of the page to another, with no margins. It's a habit I picked up from my time working under Tanya Buckingham, the wizard of the UW Cartography Lab. By running the map over the whole page, I hope to give the reader a sense of continuity; there's more to the world that you can see here right now, and that the section you are seeing is connected with places that we're not looking at, and in ways we're probably not thinking about.
Of course, a lot of printers won't let you do full bleed. Instead, I usually feather my map out so that it fades into the page background. Here's an example from a map I prepared for a wine tasting.
Again, I think this gives the sense that the world has not ended, but that it has simply faded from our sight. It still lurks there under the margins. It puts the area we see in its geographic context.
The other problem I find in neatlines is that they sometimes call too much attention to the separation between the background and the map. It draws attention away from the map itself, and towards the medium. It's the difference between holding a piece of paper with a map on it and holding just a map (which happens to be printed on paper).
I want to integrate the map into the medium in which it's being presented, so that readers don't focus on how it's framed, how it's placed on the page, etc. Those are extra steps which get in the way of their engaging with the map. Part of this integration comes from how large the map is relative to its page, but a lot of it is in how noticeable that boundary is between them. Many map layouts have a problem I have (just now) starting calling boxing. Everything gets its own little frame, and so the whole page looks like it's build of separable puzzle pieces, rather than being an engaging and integrated whole.
Both of these examples above would be better served by removing all those little borders and frames (and a bit of rearranging). Don't put boundaries between the map and its legend or title. Don't separate it from the medium it sits in — let people hold the map in their hands, rather than holding a paper with a map printed on top of it.
All of the above criticisms have a print destination in mind, because I'm an anachronism — a thirty year old cartographer primarily interested in static print work. But, I think the concept can be applied just as well to the web. Maps can fill the width of the browser window, or they can be given feathered edges. The idea here is portable, certainly, though the particulars of how it is achieved may vary.
Though I'm all for dropping neatlines and integrating the map into its page, it can be taken too far. On Cartastrophe today, I explored the unfortunate consequences when someone fails to distinguish at all between the two.
Certainly, it needs to be clear to readers where the map ends and the rest of the page begins. Neatlines are one way of doing this, but I think there are better alternatives. To be sure, sometimes these alternatives are not always practical. Full bleed or feathering won't work for every situation. Even so, neatlines are usually not necessary, if colors are chosen well. The map below has no neatline, but I don't think anyone will be confused as to what's the map and what's not. Throwing a black line around this thing won't do anything more.
I don't mean to suggest that neatlines should never, ever be used. I'm taking somewhat of an extreme position here because I like arguing about cartography. But I really do try to avoid them whenever I can, and I really do believe that, at least sometimes, a neatline turns a map into a map-on-a-piece-of-paper and breaks the reader's sense of geographic continuity (even if other people think I'm crazy and making all of this up). All that said, there are certainly situations where neatlines are useful. Insets come to mind — putting one map next to another usually requires a clear distinction to be made between them. Admittedly, I've tried (with mixed success) to do away with neatlines even here, putting two feathered maps near each other and hoping that my readers' knowledge of geography will prevent confusion. But that may be taking things farther than is reasonable.
In the end, all I ask is that you please think carefully the next time you intend to apply a neatline. It's easy to use, but generally unnecessary and possibly harmful. Let your maps integrate into their environment without boundaries.
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davadam 25th April, 2012 at 11:09
Amen. I was the UX and map designer for the first release of Microsoft's Virtual Earth (now Bing Maps) and one of our main tenets was the full screen map, with all UI floating above it. As you suggest, full screen map = the world is very big; map in a box = UI is more important.
Ian A. 25th April, 2012 at 11:34
I was going to ask about insets, but you addressed that question. I have a couple other thoughts, though.
1. A lot of what you're saying about maps is relevant to (data) charts, as well. I've been preparing a lot of data recently, and put a lot of thought into their design. Clarity… Aesthetics… Plus, like you, I think a lot of the "mandatory" elements just waste space, which is really at a premium, just for the purpose of explaining something that is self evident from the layout of the chart itself.
2. What is up with that divorce map? To me, it doesn't really serve any purpose except to bolster some ridiculous claim from some holier-than-thou… Or maybe to throw statistics back in the face of same… But the big boggler there is the "mobile homes" box. Huh?
John 25th April, 2012 at 13:06
I don't know, I still like neatlines for printed maps, just looks better. I think most people understand that there's more to the world than just what's shown. For web maps, though, absolutely.
Laura 25th April, 2012 at 14:14
Thanks for this post. I still remember the painful job interview where they were fixated on my forgetting "neatline" among the "essential" elements of a map (along with those old standbys north arrow, scale bar etc). I'm not sure why but some people just cling to rules such as these in the absence of putting thought and effort into design.
David Medeiros 25th April, 2012 at 14:50
Perhaps I'm mistaken (or just unique in this), but I have never actually thought of the black line itself as the neat-line, rather the boundary between that line and the map itself. The line itself is the frame (or maybe an inner frame if there is a more elaborate outer frame with grids etc.). The point is that to me a neat-line is where the map features are uniformly cut off from the rest of the page and in that sense an ocean that stops at the page margin is hitting its neat line (same for your representation of the modified globe above, the ocean describes its own neat-line without the need for an actual black line).
Would be curious to hear back from other cartographers if this at all fits their view of the neat-line and frame arrangement?
nmustoe (@nickmustoe) 28th February, 2013 at 10:31
Clearly, we need more neatlines in all forms of media printed on paper. http://imgur.com/a/wBg1I


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This had a lovely red color, and tasted great! I found it definitely takes pre-planning, though, you'll need at least an hour for the punch to cool enough to pour into containers and then into the freezer. I've found one batch fits perfectly into 2 1-gallon Ziploc freezer bags. Just one night's freezing left it at the perfect slushy consistency, more than that and you have a solid, unpourable block o' frozen liquid. I suspect if we take the second bag out and put it in the fridge overnight, it should again be the perfect consistency.
My cousins loved this (kids), but I found it too sweet. Next time, I will probably use sugar-free jello and cut the amount of sugar called for in half.
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I followed some of the reviews and used only 1 cup sugar. I'm glad I did, it was perfect! 2 1/2 would have been WAY too sweet. 1 cup was sweet and just a little tart. I froze each half in gallon ziplock bags. I pulled out one bag 2 hours before the party, and the next about 30 mins before the party so it would start defrosting while the first was being drank, and be ready to go by the time it was empty. Everybody loved it and it was a beautiful pink color. UPDATE: I've taken this to 4 parties now and it's always commented on. YUM.
I make this with Splenda, sugar-free jello and Diet Squirt. It's perfect for those who can't have sugar and those of us who are watching our carbs and calories. When I do make it with sugar, I only use 1- 1 1/2 cups, or it's too sweet for our taste. It's become an instant family favorite and gets requested by my kids for their birthdays even. This is a great punch, just allow extra time for freezing. I follow the suggestion of dividing the punch into 2- 1 gallon freezer Ziploc bags that I place on a sheetcake pan in my freezer until frozen. I have never had to wait for the punch to cool before pouring it, by doing it this way. I take 1 bag of punch out of the freezer an hour or so before serving and with it in my punch bowl, I scrape it with a metal spatula to make a consistent slush when the 2 liter is added. I've also sat it in my sink for an hour and let it thaw a bit on its own and/or microwaved it for a minute or so to get it to the consistency I wanted. If you forget to get it out beforehand or have unexpected company, just throw it in the microwave and it'll be ready in no time. This is very good with Gingerale as well. Feel free to change up the jello flavors, I tried Wild Strawberry and Cherry combined for an extra treat. I have made this for over 5 years now (updated 7/18/08) and everyone loves and requests it for all holidays and my Christmas cookie exchange. If I could give it more than 5 stars, I would! :)
I made this punch for my daughter's wedding and it was fabulous! I made it a couple of weeks before the wedding and froze it in freezer bags as another reviewer had suggested, & layed the bags on their sides on a cookie sheet to freeze so the frozen liquid would not be very thick. Mixing it was a breeze. We placed a bag of the frozen punch in a roaster pan, gradually added the lemon lime soda and used a potato masher to mix it into a slushy icy mixture. We then poured it into the punch bowl to serve. Everyone loved it and many many compliments were received. I will definately make this punch again. It is so easy to make and so convenient to make it ahead of time and have it frozen and ready to go at any given moment....just add lemon lime soda and you have instant punch! I froze half of one of the batches I made in ice cube trays in case I needed to add it to the punch when it began to melt & get warm but it never had the chance to loose it's slush! I had some of the cubes left and they have been great to use to mix up a cup or two of punch at a time. Adding a shot of Vodka to a cup of punch is also pretty tasty!
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Only used 1 cup of sugar which was perfect. Can't even begin to imagine how sweet this would be if you used 2 1/2 cups. Didn't have strawberry gelatin, so I subbed using the tropical fusion gelatin mix of cherry, pineapple and orange. Added watermelon vodka shots to each glass of punch served and WOW was it ever fabulous!
I submitted this recipe and it makes me smile to see so many people enjoying it. Thank you for your kind words. However, I have noticed that many of you have problems getting your "slush" right. I have one word for you, "MICROWAVE." Recently I went to my great niece's 2nd birthday and her Mom was panicked because there was no "slush" in her punch. I placed it in the microwave for a few minutes, then took a knife and broke it up until I knew that when the 7-UP hit, it would be perfectly slushy. Once again, there wasn't a drop left. The plastic containers make this easy to make ahead and then place in the microwave, however I haven't used the freezer bags as many of you have suggested and that seems to be a useful hint. I hope you continue to enjoy and be sure to share!
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Table Of Contents
An Introduction
The Spiritual Roof of the World
What is Astrological Technique?
The Swans and the Lake
The Astrology of Tibet
Kar-Tsi and Jung-Tsi: The Two Streams
Where I Came In
Astrology is Astrology is …
Astrology as an Oracle
How to Use This Book
The Tibetan Calendar
Zodiacs: Tropical or Sidereal?
The Lunar Months
The Lunar Days: Double and Omitted
The Intercalary: Lunar and Solar Months
Solar Calendar Data
The Twelve Animal Signs
Your Animal Year
Animal Year Tables
Year-Change Charts
The Twelve Animals
Animal Days: Electional
Day of Mouse
Day of Ox
Day of Tiger
Day of Hare
Day of Dragon
Day of Snake
Day of Horse
Day of Sheep
Day of Monkey
Day of Bird
Day of the Dog
Day of the Pig
The Sixty Year Cycle
The Sexagenary Table
Sixty Element-Animal Combinations
#01 Male Wood Mouse
#02 Female Wood Ox
#03 Male Fire Tiger
#04 Female Fire Hare
#05 Male Earth Dragon
#06 Female Earth Snake
#07 Male Metal Horse
#08 Female Metal Sheep
#09 Male Water Monkey
#10 Female Water Bird
#11 Male Wood Dog
#12 Female Wood Pig
#13 Male Fire Mouse
#14 Female Fire Ox
#15 Male Earth Tiger
#16 Female Earth Hare
#17 Male Iron Dragon
#18 Female Iron Snake
#19 Male Water Horse
#20 Female Water Sheep
#21 Male Wood Monkey
#22 Female Wood Bird
#23 Male Fire Dog
#24 Female Fire Pig
#25 Male Earth Mouse
#26 Female Earth Ox
#27 Male Iron Tiger
#28 Female Iron Hare
#29 Male Water Dragon
#30 Female Water Snake
#31 Male Wood Horse
#32 Female Wood Sheep
#33 Male Fire Monkey
#34 Female Fire Bird
#35 Male Earth Dog
#36 Female Earth Pig
#37 Male Iron Mouse
#38 Female Iron Ox
#39 Male Water Tiger
#40 Female Water Hare
#41 Male Wood Dragon
#42 Female Wood Snake
#43 Male Fire Horse
#44 Female Fire Sheep
#45 Male Earth Monkey
#46 Female Earth Bird
#47 Male Iron Dog
#48 Female Iron Pig
#49 Male Water Mouse
#50 Female Water Ox
#51 Male Wood Tiger
#52 Female Wood Hare
#53 Male Fire Dragon
#54 Female Fire Snake
#55 Male Earth Horse
#56 Female Earth Sheep
#57 Male Iron Monkey
#58 Female Iron Bird
#59 Male Water Dog
#60 Female Water Pig
The Twelve Lunar Months
Months and Elements
The Lunar Month
The Phases of the Moon
Major Practice Days
Dharma Protector Days
Purification Days
The Full and New Moons
Solar and Lunar Eclipses
Tsok: Feast Days
Healing Days
More Protector Days
Lunar Practice Days
Tithies: The 30 Lunar Days
The 30 Lunar Days or Tithies
Lunar Day 1: Increase
Lunar Day 2: Auspicious
Lunar Day 3: Powerful
Lunar Day 4: Cruelty
Lunar Day 5: Prosperity
Lunar Day 6: Splendid
Lunar Day 7: Friendliness
Lunar Day 8: Conflicts
Lunar Day 9: Fierce
Lunar Day 10: Gentleness
Lunar Day 11: Bliss
Lunar Day 12: Splendid
Lunar Day 13: Victory
Lunar Day 14: Fierce
Lunar Day 15: Gentleness
Lunar Day 16: Increase
Lunar Day 17: Auspicious
Lunar Day 18: Powerful
Lunar Day 19: Cruelty
Lunar Day 20: Prosperity
Lunar Day 21: Splendid
Lunar Day 22: Friendliness
Lunar Day 23: Conflicts
Lunar Day 24: Fierce
Lunar Day 25: Gentleness
Lunar Day 26: Bliss
Lunar Day 27: Splendid
Lunar Day 28: Victory
Lunar Day 29: Fierce
Lunar Day 30: Ancestral
The Karanas: Lunar Half-Days
30 Lunar Days, Sixty Karanas
The Eleven Karanas
Bava Karana
Balava Karana
Kaulava Karana
Taitila Karana
Gara Karana
Vanija Karana
Vishti Karana
Sakuni Karana
Chatushpada Karana
Naga Karana
Kintughna Karana
The Indian Tithies or Lunar Days
The 27 Nakshatras: Lunar Mansions
The 27 Nakshatras or Lunar Mansions
Nakshatra 00: Healing
Nakshatra 01: Removal
Nakshatra 02: Purification
Nakshatra 03: Growth
Nakshatra 04: Enrichment
Nakshatra 05: Great Effort
Nakshatra 06: Renewal
Nakshatra 07: Spiritual Energy
Nakshatra 08: Remove Obstacles
Nakshatra 9: Leaving the Body
Nakshatra 10: Procreation
Nakshatra 11: Abundance
Nakshatra 12: Fulfillment
Nakshatra 13: Merit
Nakshatra 14: Transformation
Nakshatra 15: Harvesting
Nakshatra 16: Middle Way
Nakshatra 17: The Hero
Nakshatra 18: Cutting the Root
Nakshatra 19: Cleansing
Nakshatra 20: The Champion
Nakshatra 21: Link Together
Nakshatra 22: Work Together
Nakshatra 23: Spiritual Healing
Nakshatra 24: Spiritual Fire
Nakshatra 25: Auspicious Rain
Nakshatra 26: Nourishment
The Nine Mewas of the Lo-Shu
The Nine Mewa Square
Year Mewa Tables for 200 Years
The Birth Mewa
The Nine Mewas: Cards and Text
Mewa 01
Mewa 02
Mewa 03
Mewa 04
Mewa 05
Mewa 06
Mewa 07
Mewa 08
Mewa 09
Other Uses for Mewa
Daily Mewa
Annual or Birth Mewa Vital Forces
The Papme Mewa
Determining the Papme for Men
Determining the Papme for Women
The Nine Papme Magic Squares
Magic Square with #1 Iron or Metal
Magic Square with #2 Water
Magic Square with #3 Water
Magic Square with #4 Wood
Magic Square with #5 Earth
Magic Square with #6 Iron or Metal
Magic Square with #7 Fire
Magic Square with #8 Iron or Metal
Magic Square with #9 Fire
Parkhas: The Eight Trigrams
The Ba-Gua
Solar Sector Numbers
Annual Number 1900-1939
Annual Number 1940-1979
Annual Number 1980-2019
The Natal Number
Origins: The Cosmic Tortoise
Xiantian "Prior To Heaven"
The Lo-Shu Diagram or Houtian
The Magic Square
Details on The Eight Trigrams
Trigram #1: Li
Trigram #2: Kun (Khon)
Trigram #3: Dui (Dha)
Trigram #4: Qian
Trigram #5: Kham
Trigram #6: Zhen
Trigram #7: Zin
Trigram #8: Zon
Birth Year Parkha
Natal Parkha: Method One
Natal Parkha: Method Two
The Current Year Parkha
Parkha for the Current Day
The Eight Directions
Four Good Directions:
Four Bad Directions:
Geomantic Houses for the Trigram Li
Geomantic Houses for the Trigram Kun
Geomantic Houses for the Trigram Dui
Geomantic Houses for the Trigram Khen
Geomantic Houses for the Trigram Kham
Geomantic Houses for the Trigram Zhen
Geomantic Houses for the Trigram Tsin
#1 Nam-Men (Sky Healer)
#2 Sog-Tso (Healthy Life)
#3 Pal-Key (Generating, Glorious)
#4 Cha-Lön (Luck Messenger)
#5 Nö-Pa (Evil Spirit)
#6 Dre-Gna (Five Ghosts)
#7 Dü-Chö (Devil-Cutting)
#8 Lu-Chey (Body Destroying)
The Eight Direction Portents
Elements and Directions
The South - Element Fire
The North - Element Water
The East - Element Wood
The West - Element Metal
The Center - Element Earth
The 27 Yogas of Combination
01 Victorious (Vishkambha)
02 Contented (Priti)
03 Long Lived
04 Good Fortune
05 Voluptuous
06 Many Obstacles
07 Magnanimous
08 Enjoyment
09 Confrontational
10 Troublesome
11 Discrimination
12 Immovable
13 Fierce
14 Thrilled With Joy
15 Thunderbolt
16 Accomplishment
17 Adversity
18 Lap of Luxury
19 Obstruction
20 Benevolent
21 Accomplished
22 Amendable
23 Auspicious
24 Brilliance
25 The Priest
26 The Chief
27 The Divider
The Days of the Week
Good and Bad Days
Good and Bad Weekdays
Good and Bad Days for Travel
Planet Weekdays Ele. Directions
The Portent Techniques
Bad Years
Mewa Gu-Mik
Death Spot: Dur-Mik
Black Year
Same Element
Log-Men: The Reverse-Year
The Tomb Signs
The Eight Trigrams
Mewa Progression
Combined Method
Major/Minor Tomb Signs
Solitary Tomb Sign
12-Year Animal
Tomb Sign: Ox
Tomb Sign: Dragon
Tomb Sign: Sheep
Tomb Sign: Dog
She-Shey: Dragon, Sheep, Dog, Ox
She-Shey: Mouse, Hare, Horse, Bird
She-Shey: Tiger, Snake, Monkey, Pig
Thun-Sun (3 Friends)
3 Friends = Bird, Ox, Snake
3 Friends = Mouse, Dragon, Monkey
3 Friends = Pig, Sheep, Hare
3 Friends = Tiger, Horse, Dog
Animal Sign Power: Best
Animal Sign Power: Moderate
Animal Sign Power: Least
The 24 Solar or Seasonal Sectors
01 Coming of Spring
02 Rain Water
03 Insects Awaken
04 Spring Equinox
05 Clear and Bright
06 Grain Rain
07 Summer Starts
08 Grain Full
09 Last Planting
10 Summer Solstice
11 Small Heat
12 Great Heat
13 Autumn Starts
14 Cooling
15 White Dew
16 Fall Equinox
17 Black Dew
18 Deep Frost
19 Winter Begins
20 Small Snow
21 Great Snow
22 Winter Solstice
23 Slight Cold
24 Great Cold
The 28 Great Conjunctions
28-Conjunctions: 01 Joy
29-Conjuctions: 02 The Staff of Time
28-Conjunctions: 03 Discipline
28-Conjunctions: 04 Multitude
28-Conjunctions: 05 Youth
28-Conjunctions: 06 Raven
28-Conjunctions: 07 Victory Banner
28-Conjunctions: 08 Knot of Eternity
28-Conjunctions: 09 Thunderbolt
28-Conjunctions: 10 Hammer
28-Conjunctions: 11 Parasol
28-Conjunctions: 12 Friends
28-Conjunctions: 13 Attainment
28-Conjunctions: 14 Desire
28-Conjunctions: 15 Firebrand
28-Conjunctions: 16 Extracted Root
28-Conjunctions: 17 Death Lord
28-Conjunctions: 18 Arrow
28-Conjunctions: 19 Success
28-Conjunctions: 20 Lance
28-Conjunctions: 21 nectar
28-Conjunctions: 22 Pestle
28-Conjunctions: 23 Elephant
28-Conjunctions: 24 The Tigress
28-Conjunctions: 25 Exhaustion
28-Conjunctions: 26 Movement
28-Conjunctions: 27 Firmness
28-Conjunctions: 28 Increase
The Ten Yogas: Element Combinations
Element: Earth-Earth
Element Water-Water
Element: Earth-Water
Element: Fire-Fire
Element: Wind-Wind
Element: Fire-Wind
Element: Wind-Earth
Element: Wind-Water
Earth and Fire
Element: Fire-Water
Five Elements: Production Sequence
The Destruction Sequence
The Production Cycle
The Destruction Cycle
The Reduction Cycle
The Masking Cycle
Two Diagrams
The Five Elements Interpreted
Element: Earth
Element: Fire
Element: Iron (Metal)
Element: Water
Element: Wood
Element Interplay
Natural Elements
Process and State
Process of Change
Element Remedies
Remedies - Mother and Child
Destroying Element
Helping an Element
The Enemy of the Enemy Is My Friend
Element-Animal Combinations
Year Elemental Animal Combination
Current Month Animal-Element Combination
Current Day Animal-Element Combination
Element Relationships
Best Friend
Worst Enemy
The Vital Forces
Vital Force – Life force or Sok
Vital Force – Power or Wang-Thang
Vital Force – Body or Lü
Vital Force – Soul or La
Vital Force – Luck or Lung-Ta
Planets and Vital Forces
The Deu Khamar
Deu: Earth-Earth/Water-Water
The Deu
Deu: Friend
Deu: Mother
Deu: Son
Deu: Enemy
The Fifteen Conjunctures
15 Conjunctures: 01
15 Conjunctures: 02
15 Conjunctures: 03
15 Conjunctures: 04
15 Conjunctures: 05
15 Conjunctures: 06
15 Conjunctures: 07
15 Conjunctures: 08
15 Conjunctures: 09
15 Conjunctures: 10
15 Conjunctures: 11
15 Conjunctures: 12
15 Conjunctures: 13
15 Conjunctures: 14
15 Conjunctures: 15
Year Element
Element Togetherness:
Good Relationship:
Friendly or Beneficial Relationship:
Neutral or Filial Relationship:
Antagonistic Relationship:
Electional Astrology
Building Shrines,
Business Activities
Cutting Hair
Destruction of Any Kind
Divination and Geomancy
Felling Trees
Fire Puja (Purification)
Buying a New Home
Increase Activity
Make Offerings to Local Deities
Medical Treatment
Move to New House
Naming Children
Make Offerings
Make Petitions
Planting Trees and Other Plants
Prepare Weapons
Good for Prosperity
Rain Rituals
Removing Obstacles
Start Building or Project
Start Fight - Aggression
Start on Journey
Take Responsibility
Take Control
Good for Wealth
Work the Land
The Cosmic Tortoise
About Mind Practice
Shamata Meditation
The Twelve Nidanas
The Twelve Nidana
#1 Consciousness (vijnana)
#2 Name and Form (nama-rupa)
#3 The Six Senses (shadayatana)
#4 Contact (sparsha)
#5 Feeling (vedana)
#6 Craving (trshna)
#7 Grasping (upadana)
#8 Becoming (bhava)
#9 Birth (jati)
#10 Old Age and Death (jara-marana)
#11 Ignorance (Avidya)
#12 Karmic Formations (samskaras)
The Tibetan Earth Lords
Geomantic Layout
Geomantic Layout for Years and Days
The Geomantic Layout for Months and Hours
Observing the Houses
Practical Uses
The 105 Earth Lords
01 King The-Se
02 Queen Mother The-Chim
03 Queen Hang-Pen
04 Prince Te-Se
05 Minister Tsang-Kun
06 Astrologer Se-Wa
07 Royal Dog-Keeper Hang-Phen
08 King's Treasurer Se-Ji
09 Bodyguard Se-Shar
10 Royal Mount Se-Wa
11 Royal Groom Se-U
12 Timekeeper Se-Ja
13 The Royal Upolsterer
14 The Official Kung-Myul
15 The Sweeper Se-Lo
16 Princess Kar-Sham
17 The King's Dog, Black Hal-Chi
18 Her Husband, Bal-Te
19 Red General Wang-Ging
20 General Tsang Kun
21 Assistant
22 Dog-Headed Tsang-Kun
23 The Advisor Phe-U
24 Black Earth-Lord Zin-Phung
25 Pi-Ling
26 The Eleven Ministers of the Earth-King
27 Ten-ma, Goddess of the Earth
28 Da-ngeu
29 Grey earth-dog
30 Female Black Earth-Dog
32 Leopard Skin Earth-Lord
33 Awesome Boar-Headed
34 Ke-tsek
35 Be-na Lag-chen
37 Earth-King of the Moon/Month
38 Leopard Tail
39 Hearth-God Se-shar
40 Da-Lung
41 Life Control
43 Hang-Bu
44 Sky Treasury
45 Earth-Lord Dom-Chi
46 Great God
47 Crystal House
48 White Tiger
49 Sky-Hen Gung-gyal
50 Earth Medicine
51 Well-Listened
52 Companion Deities
53 Nine-Hound Head
54 Gold Control
55 Tent God
56 Earth Soldier
57 World Destroyer
58 Earth Ji-Lam
60 Diviner of the Month
61 Chu-Tsak
62 Red Earth-Lord Nga-Zor
63 Blue Ji-Lam
64 Pi-Ling Par-Ma
65 Sky Destroyer
66 Castle
67 Corpse Eater
68 Stealer of Yama's Food
69 The Weapon-Bearing King
70 Persian
71 Black Spinster
72 Child Horse of Mara
73 Illness Mara
74 Burying Executioner
75 Five Component Element Deities
76 Naked Cripple
77 Mulit-Colored Nyen
78 The Crawling Earth-Lord of The Perimeter
79 Entomber Earth-Lord
80 Butcher
81 Palace Diviner
82 Wild Planet
83 Armor-Wearing Illuminator
84 Yellow Flag
85 Earth-Lord Se-Ddu
86 Geriatric Earth-Lord
88 Reptile Earth-Lord
89 Ji-Lam
90 The-Se Drum-Bu
92 Queen of Spring
93 Queen of Summer
94 Queen of Autumn
95 Queen of Winter
96 Monthly Angles
97 Monthly Lord
98 Domestic
99 Yellow Turtle
100 The Fanged Earth-Lord
101 (Wealthy) Multicolored Nyen
102 He-Ton
103 Ji-Dur
104 Death-Crow
105 Green Nyen
Earth Lords Tables
Earth Lord: Year Tables
Earth Lords Years: Mouse
Earth Lords Years: Ox
Earth Lords Years: Tiger
Earth Lords Years: Hare
Earth Lords Years: Dragon
Earth Lords Years: Snake
Earth Lords Years: Horse
Earth Lords Years: Sheep
Earth Lords Years: Monkey
Earth Lords Years: Bird
Earth Lords Years: Dog
Earth Lords Years: Pig
Earth Lord: Month Tables
Earth Lords Months: Mouse
Earth Lords Months: Ox
Earth Lords Months: Tiger
Earth Lords Months: Dragon
Earth Lords Months: Horse
Earth Lords Months: Sheep
Earth Lords Months: Monkey
Earth Lords Months: Bird
Earth Lords Months: Dog
Earth Lords Months: Pig
Earth Lord: Day Tables
Earth Lords Days: Mouse
Earth Lords Days: Ox
Earth Lords Days: Tiger
Earth Lords Days: Hare
Earth Lords Days: Dragon
Earth Lords Days: Snake
Earth Lords Days: Horse
Earth Lords Days: Sheep
Earth Lords Days: Monkey
Earth Lords Days: Bird
Earth Lords Days: Dog
Earth Lords Days: Pig
Earth Lord: Hours Tables
Earth Lords Hours: Mouse
Earth Lords Hours: Ox
Earth Lords Hours: Tiger
Earth Lords Hours: Hare
Earth Lords Hours: Dragon
Earth Lords Hours: Snake
Earth Lords Hours: Horse
Earth Lords Hours: Sheep
Earth Lords Hours: Monkey
Earth Lords Hours: Bird
Earth Lords Hours: Dog
Earth Lords Hours: Pig
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Tibetan Astrology
Tibetan Astrology
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Tibetan Astrology
by Michael Erlewine
827 pages, 579 color illustrations
Tibet, often called the spiritual and physical "roof of the world" has been the source of great inspiration to Westerners for over two centuries. Is Tibetan astrology as profound as its spiritual teachings? Well-known astrologer Michael Erlewine has spent the last 30 years finding out, including two trips to Tibet and China, learning to read Tibetan along the way. In this 827-page you will find 579 full-color diagrams and scores of tables. The book also includes tarot-card-like images for many Tibetan indicators plus traditional interpretations translated directly from the Tibetan into English.
Erlewine introduces readers to the basic fundamentals of Tibetan astrology. Of course topics like the Five Elements, Twelve Animals Signs, the 60-year Element-Animal Cycle, the Nine-numbered Magic Square, and the Eight Trigrams of the I-Ching are covered. But there are dozens of other topics, including the Tibetan Calendar (and how to use it), Lunar Months, the 30 Lunar Days, Dharma Practice Days, 11 Karanas, 27 Lunar Mansions, Papme Mewa, Descending Mewa, Annual and Daily Mewa and Par-Kha, Descending Par-Kha, Solar Data, 8 Directions, 8 Portents, 27 Yogas, Weekday Combinations, Travel Days, Bad Years, Log-Men, Lo-Khak, Shi-Shey, Thus-Sun, Tomb Signs, 24 Seasonal Sectors, 28 Great Conjunctions, 15 Conjunctures, Ten Element Combinations, Vital Forces, Deu Kha-Mar, Cosmic Tortoise, 12 Nidanas, Geomancy, and a special section on the 105 Major Earth Lords. More.
Includes the book Tibetan Earth Lords: Tibetan Astrology and Geomancy.
Tibetan Astrology
by Michael Erlewine
827 pages, 579 color illustrations
Tibet, often called the spiritual and physical "roof of the world" has been the source of great inspiration to Westerners for over two centuries. Is Tibetan astrology as profound as its spiritual teachings? Well-known astrologer Michael Erlewine has spent the last 30 years finding out, including two trips to Tibet and China, learning to read Tibetan along the way. In this 827-page you will find 579 full-color diagrams and scores of tables. The book also includes tarot-card-like images for many Tibetan indicators plus traditional interpretations translated directly from the Tibetan into English.
Erlewine introduces readers to the basic fundamentals of Tibetan astrology. Of course topics like the Five Elements, Twelve Animals Signs, the 60-year Element-Animal Cycle, the Nine-numbered Magic Square, and the Eight Trigrams of the I-Ching are covered. But there are dozens of other topics, including the Tibetan Calendar (and how to use it), Lunar Months, the 30 Lunar Days, Dharma Practice Days, 11 Karanas, 27 Lunar Mansions, Papme Mewa, Descending Mewa, Annual and Daily Mewa and Par-Kha, Descending Par-Kha, Solar Data, 8 Directions, 8 Portents, 27 Yogas, Weekday Combinations, Travel Days, Bad Years, Log-Men, Lo-Khak, Shi-Shey, Thus-Sun, Tomb Signs, 24 Seasonal Sectors, 28 Great Conjunctions, 15 Conjunctures, Ten Element Combinations, Vital Forces, Deu Kha-Mar, Cosmic Tortoise, 12 Nidanas, Geomancy, and a special section on the 105 Major Earth Lords. More.
Includes the book Tibetan Earth Lords: Tibetan Astrology and Geomancy.
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I need to remove the stator on a Blue Star 185 to clean out a dirt dobber nest. What comes next after taking the 4 long bolts out from the endplate? It looks like I need to remove the center bolt that goes into the rotor shaft so that the bearing can come off with the endplate, but not certain if that bolt is left-hand or right-hand threaded and the best way to get it out...Thanks for your help. Also, is there a service manual available that would have these procedures documented?
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Welcome to the forum Charles76901.
The rotor needs to be pushed off the engine, there are threads in the shaft that I think are 3/8" can't remember, so get yourself some redirod and a couple nuts
Charlie, no need to remove the rotor or its center bolt to get the stator off on the Blue Star 185. Just remove the endbell cover, pull the 4 bolts holding the stator housing to the engine adapter plate, remove the brushes and holder assembly, pry the endbell off the rotor bearing and then slide the stator housing off over the rotor.MM200 w/spot controller and Spoolmatic 1
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The American Family Insurance All-USA Twin Cities Offense is led by Osseo's versatile senior running back Bridgeport Tusler. He had a tremendous season. He finished with 1,173 yards rushing and 16 touchdowns. He also caught 18 passes for 243 yards and three more scores. Tusler was a special teams star and made plays, sometimes, on his own. He returned two punts for touchdowns this season. He also led the state in interceptions with eight, one for a touchdown. Bridge Tusler did it all for Osseo this season.
Spring Lake Park running back Eji Ejiya was the North Suburban Conference Offensive player of the year. The 6-2 185 pounder finished with 1,554 yards on 175 carries averaging almost nine yards per carry with 17 touchdowns. Coach Jeff Schlieff said Eji was the best player on the field in every game they played this season. He was also the Panthers team leader on defense finishing with 105 tackles on the season.
Our All-Metro receivers are led by Edina senior Marley Allison who had a tremendous year. Allison made a spectacular 97-yard touchdown catch and run versus Wayzata this season. He finished with 70 catches for 865 yards and seven touchdowns. He made the spectacular catch look easy.
Maple Grove senior receiver Jake Wieneke is a big target at 6-4 200 pounds. Crimson head coach Matt Lombardi says Wieneke has unbelievable ball skills and was a difference maker for the Crimson finishing with 68 catches for 1,340 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Our All-Metro quarterbacks are led by Edina senior Mark Handberg at 6-4 215 pounds. What makes Handberg so good is his vision and ability to get out of trouble. He scrambles well, but always knows where his receivers are. He made defenses pay with his leadership all season long. Handberg completed 65 percent of his passes for 1,654 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Hopkins senior quarterback J.T. DenHartog is 6-3 200 pounds.
He was very good all season in using his feet to buy time to throw the football downfield. J.T. completed 131-of-230 passes for 1,469 yards and 14 touchdowns. He finished with more than 3,300 yards passing in his two-year career, but he also was a threat to run the football finishing with 419 yards and five touchdowns on the ground.
Our All-Metro tight ends are led by Prior Lake's Nick Hart. The senior is 6-5 210 pounds. Hart finished the season with 22 catches for 486 yards and five touchdowns. He helped lead Prior Lake to a South Suburban title and a berth in the 6A State quarterfinals.
Washburn's Noah Scarver, at 6-5 235, was voted the Minneapolis City Conference player of the year. He finished the season with 27 catches for 382 yards and seven touchdowns. He also led the conference in sacks with 14. Noah was an outstanding two-way player for the Millers.
Our All-Metro Athlete is Cretin-Derham Hall senior James Onwualu. Onwualu did everything for the Raiders. As a running back, he averaged 8.5 yards per carry finishing with 500 yards and 11 touchdowns. He's big, strong and fast. As a receiver, Onwualu caught 24 passes for nearly 400 yards and five scores. He also had an interception for a touchdown in leading the Raiders to a 6-3 record. He's headed to Notre Dame on scholarship.
Our All-Metro Offensive line is led by DeLaSalle tackle Chad Fahning, a big guy at 6-7 280 pounds. Fahning has great size, strength and uses his leverage very well. Coaches rave about his feet and his aggressive attitude. He plays both sides of the line of scrimmage, but it's on offense where he thrives. Fahning is being recruited Division 1.
Michael Warren of Providence Academy is 6-4, 275 pounds and tough. He was a four-year starter for the Lions. Providence ran 60 percent of their offensive plays behind him. Michael was not only very good at blocking his primary defender, but getting to the second and third level as well. He gave up one sack all season. He also played defense and recorded 22 tackles for losses.
Totino-Grace senior John Bednarczk is 6-3 275 pounds. He was voted the Northwest Suburban Conference West offensive lineman of the year. According to head coach Jeff Ferguson, he is one of the best offensive linemen the Eagles have ever had. The senior is a two year starter and behind him, the Eagles rushed for nearly 3,000 yards this season.
Lakeville South center Matt Leidner is viewed as one of the toughest players to face in the South Suburban Conference. He's 6-2 270 pounds. The two-year starter was a dominating blocker and led the Panthers to the highest rushing average per game in school history. Coach Larry Thompson says he's the best center he's had in the last 20 years.
Wayzata senior lineman Chandler Wright is 6-3 265 pounds and a two year starter. You want to talk about blocking until the whistle blows? That's exactly what Wright does every play. Wayzata has gained more than 2,000 yards on the ground this season, many of those yards behind Wright. He's strong, smart and is flat out determined to beat his opponent every time.
Our All-Metro kicker is St. Thomas Academy senior Wyatt Schmidt. Schmidt has made 13-of-13 field goal attempts. His longest make was from 47 yards out. He's also 36-for-36 on extra point tries. Wyatt has 43 touch backs on 61 kickoff attempts. He's being recruited by the Gophers and other Division 1 football programs.
And our choice for Coach of the Year is Edina's Reed Boltmann. Under his leadership, the Hornets finished the regular season as the No. 1 ranked team in Class 6A. Edina beat perennial big school powers Wayzata and Eden Prairie on back-to-back Friday nights in October, both wins on the road. The Hornets were upset in the state quarterfinals, but it didn't diminish the fact it was Edina's first trip to state in football in 30 years.
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Honest Kitchen, Scarborough ( Sheppard & Midland ) - Honestly Good Chinese food!!!
Located right next to Scarborough's famous Maple Yip, this relatively new Cantonese seafood restaurant, IMHO, will give its celebrated neighbor a serious run for their money!
Arriving early, we were greeted by one of the friendliest lady server ever to look after us. The place was bright and roomy with pictures and banners of house specialties plastered all over the walls! Looks like this form of display is the norm amongst Scarborough Chinese restaurants!! Interesting??!!
Before ordering, we were informed of their current special. Any order resulting in the bill being over $38, one can order their $13 roasted pigeon for $1....!!!!!! That is one hack of a deal!!
Our meal consisted of the following dishes:
- Complimentary Soup-of-the-day ( Pork with carrots and turnips ).
- Hand held, oil poached fried free range chicken.
- Deep fried jumbo oysters with honey sauce.
- Braised goose web with Chinese mushroom in abalone sauce.
- Stirred fry glutinous rice with diced Chinese wind-dried meats, sun dried
shrimps, Chinese mushrooms and cilantro.
- Hand held fried/roasted whole pigeon
- Complimentary dessert ( Sweet pumpkin, taro and sago rice soup )
Though no single dish manageD to deliver a 'wow' factor. However, the majority of dishes were above average in their taste and execution and manage to outshine quite a few of their Markham/Richmond Hill competition. Only disappointment was the free range chicken, which was a bit dry and overcooked.
Two dishes did deserve a special honorary mentioning. The delicious and grease-less stirred fry glutinous rice with over generous ingredients and the perfectly cooked crispy skin and unexpectedly 'juicy' pigeon!! The latter, one of the best rendition in the GTA.
Overall, a satisfactory and very reasonable priced meal. For sure I will be back to sample more of their specialties.
Lastly, it would be interesting to keep a close eye on how these two neighbors 'slug it out'!!!
Another great recommendation from Charles. The place was packed last night. I probably got the last reservation.
Good food and great value. We ordered the chicken, chinese broccoli with beef, the fried glutinous rice (a family favourite), stir fried lotus root with pork neck meat, S&S pork, salty egg yolk deep fried mixed mushroom and the pigeon (another fave).
Chicken was good. Broccoli was excellent. Our rice - was good but did not find ingredients overly generous. S&S pork very good quality. We loved the salty egg yolk vege dish. Bad for health but great taste and we can never resist this style of cooking - whether for crab or veggie. We liked that there was plenty of egg yolk but not overly salty. Just the right amount of flavour. I remember having something similar to this at one of the restaurants that was famous for crab with rum sauce as well (they also did a great fish intestine with egg dish).
And some dishes last night were in the 7 or 9 dollar range. So great value.
Thanks Charles.
We were surprised place was so packed and they had to turn down several walk-in customers. Maple Yip was full when we left. We had tried it on several occasions but somehow, my family is loyal to Magic Wok. Maybe we will try it on another occasion.
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You are most welcome Caitlink! Always a pleasure to spread worthy chow-news to fellow fraternity members.
Heard their Sweet & Sour Pork was good but did not have a chance to try it last time. Going there next Monday to use their complimentary coupon! So will definitely try the S&S pork and Egg Yolk mushrooms!
I wonder if being there when the restaurant was still relatively empty would make a different in how much ingredients the chef put into the Glutinous rice?!
Magic Wok?!! I ate their food six months ago. Some were so expensive and bad I vowed not to return until they change management!
re: Charles Yu
Yes, Honest Kitchen is very good value and good food. Most places now charge $12 plus per entree (still cheap by Cdn standards) with seafood topping above $20.
Which is why when we go fine dining, we prefer Casa Imperial. A little bit more but great ambiance and service.
Overall, I found Honest Kitchen good value. they were very busy and did not have enough waitstaff. We were there early. if we went around 7pm, I would think our wait between each dish would be even longer.
We stopped by the shanghai frozen dim sum place but unfortunately soup dumplings were sold out. maybe next time i am in the area.
Thanks Charles. Tried this place for lunch. The pigeon was very good. The glutinous rice was luke warm but still above average.
They also have very good lunch specials.
re: Royaljelly
I like their "Goose feet" and "yellow eel" very much.


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National Alliance on Mental Illness
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(800) 950-NAMI; firstname.lastname@example.com
[Download the NAMI mental health professionals fact sheet.]
Mental Health Professionals: Who They Are and How to Find One
Mental health services are provided by several different professions, each of which has its own training and areas of expertise. Finding the right professional(s) for you or a loved one can be a critical ingredient in the process of diagnosis, treatment and recovery when faced with serious mental illness.
Types of Professionals who Provide Mental Health Services:
Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors. (CADC) certified individuals have expertise in working with people who have substance abuse issues. These providers may have other degrees (e.g., MSW) and have an interest in this area. There are other substance counseling certifications that vary state by state.
Resources for Locating a Mental Health Professional
The following sources may help you locate a mental health professional or treatment facility to meet your needs:
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The Kane Wolves defeated the Sheffield Wolverines 34-6 back on Aug. 31 in both teams' season openers. Both Kane coach Todd Silfies and Sheffield coach Dave Fitch know that the Sheffield team that lost to the Wolves in week one is not the same Wolverine team that will take the field tonight in the AML championship.
The young Kane volleyball team saw their season come to a halt on Tuesday night after a loss to North Clarion in the first round of the District 9 A playoffs. Kane coach Judy Kessler's Lady Wolves entered the season with only two seniors, setter Katelyn Moran and middle hitter Morgan Nicholson. The two led their teammates, including six freshmen that saw significant varsity playing time, to a 9-7 regular season record and a playoff berth.
The Mt. Jewett Sportsmen's Club held its second annual youth pheasant hunt on Saturday, Oct. 19.
RIDGWAY – The Kane Wolves are headed to next weekend's PIAA Cross Country State Championships following a runner-up finish by the team in the D9 Class A boys' race in Ridgway on Saturday.
It wasn't pretty but Kane's win over Coudersport on Friday will look beautiful in the record books as the 2013 Wolves became only the third team in Kane football history to finish the regular season undefeated.
The Kane Wolves football team tries to put the finishing touches on an undefeated regular season tonight when they travel to CARP Stadium to take on the 4-4 Coudersport Falcons.
The Falcons narrowly lost to Curwensville in their season opener, then went on to win their next three contests. Since that time, Coudersport has gone 1-3, losing to Sheffield, Smethport and Otto-Eldred.
Kane volleyball coach Judy Kessler is looking at Thursday night's match with Bradford kind of like the "glass is half full."
The Lady Owls finished their second consecutive undefeated regular season with a three-set win over the Lady Wolves in the Wolves Den.
Saturday's Steve Jerman Memorial 5K Race was the third leg of the Memorial Race Series Triple Crown Championship.
JOHNSONBURG – The Kane Lady Wolves improved to 9-7 on the season with a 3-0 (25-11, 25-22, 25-23) win Tuesday night over Johnsonburg.
"I was really pleased with how we played," said Kane head coach Judy Kessler. "I knew Johnsonburg wasn't going to roll over and just lay down, there was no way they were going to do that.
This past Saturday, the Kane High School Marching Band traveled to Indiana University of Pennsylvania to compete in the Tournament of Bands Chapter 11 Championship Competition.


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Memphis, TN (Sports Network) - Starting in place of Jason Richardson, Dorell Wright nailed five 3-pointers and finished with 28 points in the Philadelphia 76ers' 99-89 win over the Memphis Grizzlies.
Spencer Hawes registered 20 points and nine rebounds off the bench, while Jrue Holiday added 13 points and nine assists for Philadelphia, which snapped a six-game road losing streak.
"We shot the ball well, got to the free throw line and Dorell was tremendous," Sixers head coach Doug Collins said.
This was the second of an eight-game road trip for the Sixers, who lost the opener of their swing against the Brooklyn Nets.
Zach Randolph finished with 23 points, nine rebounds and four steals for the Grizzlies, who fell to 12-3 at home this season.
Marreese Speights split a pair of foul shots to pull the Grizzlies within 75-73 with 10:30 remaining in the fourth, but the Sixers responded with a 13-0 run to create some distance.
Royal Ivey nailed a pair of triples in the spurt, including the capper to make it 88-73 with 7:51 to play.
Memphis answered with a 7-0 spurt shortly after. Randolph poured in five points during the swing, including a three-point play to conclude it, which cut the deficit to 90-82 with 5:41 showing on the clock.
Marc Gasol's layup a bit later pulled the hosts within 91-84 with 4:04 to play, but Memphis never got any closer as Philadelphia countered with a 6-0 run.
"We just got to sure some things up. There is no need to panic at this time," Grizzlies forward Quincy Pondexter said. "I think we'll be just fine later on."
Earlier, Memphis led by as many as 10 in the opening frame before taking a 29-26 advantage into the second.
The Sixers, though, outscored the Grizzlies, 23-18, in the second and headed into the break with a 49-47 cushion. Philadelphia headed into the final stanza with a 75-70 spread.
This was Philadelphia's longest road slide since dropping eight in a row from
Nov. 10-Dec. 3, 2010 ... Thaddeus Young had 13 points, four blocks and three
steals for the Sixers.


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Love Aaj Kal
The process of relationship might be different in different eras, but the experience of being in love remains the same. So there is the frolic and despair of modern living. The liberation and confusion. And there is the past - the times of innocence and compulsion. And there is distance, and the fondness that increases with distance. Gaps widen between two people, but bridges keep growing too.
Cast: Saif Ali Khan, Deepika Padukone, Rishi Kapoor, Rahul Khanna, Fagun Thakrar
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Directed by: Imtiaz Ali
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Running time: 2hr 2min
Opens: Jul 31, 2009 Limited
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