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Mo. cops seek federal assistance in 13 highway shootings
Police are asking federal investigators to help determine whether more than a dozen shootings in less than a month along Kansas City-area roads and highways are connected
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Police are asking federal investigators to help determine whether more than a dozen shootings in less than a month along Kansas City-area roads and highways are connected.
Three drivers have been wounded by gunfire as they drove along area highways, many in an area called the Grandview Triangle, where three interstate highways intersect.
Ten of the 13 shootings happened in Kansas City, including Sunday evening when a 56-year-old man was eastbound on Interstate 470 when he was shot in the left calf.
The other three shootings were in the suburbs of Leawood, Kan., Blue Springs, Mo., and Lee's Summit, Mo.
The Kansas City Star reports Police Chief Darryl Forté met with FBI officials on Monday and has asked the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to assist.
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Klansmen were commonly seen around York County in the first half of the 20th century. This group is from Hanover. Also of interest: Finder of KKK certificate: 'My first thought was fear … the Ku Klux Klan would have loved … Continue reading
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Groton - Joe C. Quaratella Jr. cut the hair of a young man Wednesday who graduates from officer training school on Friday but can't move to his next training program because his paperwork's tied up.
Quaratella, owner of Nautilus Barber Shop near the Naval Submarine Base in Groton, met people who tried to shop at the commissary on the base, but found the grocery closed.
"The government has had three years to settle this," Quaratella said.
Nearly 1,300 people arrived to work Tuesday at the sub base and the Connecticut National Guard facilities, only to find they had to wrap things up and leave.
They left not knowing when they'd be back after the federal government shut down for the first time in 17 years.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives passed a continuing resolution to extend the current spending rates for six weeks but also to delay the Affordable Care Act, which Senate leaders would not agree to.
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Ed Ettinger of Mystic, interviewed Wednesday in the barber shop, said he had tickets to fly to Annapolis, Md., though he wasn't sure what he'd end up doing.
"I am heading to the now non-existent Navy-Air Force game this weekend," he said. It was unclear whether the game would go on as planned.
He said there was plenty of blame to go around among federal officials.
"I'm quite upset because I feel the Republicans are being held as the villains but the other side won't compromise," he said.
Sean Bosselman was among three members without at least one of their jobs. Bosselman, interviewed outside Groton Head Start, said he bagged groceries at the commissary until Friday. Bosselman's brother, who works full-time at the commissary and at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital, has three young children and is out of one job.
Sean Bosselman also said his father, who works in supplies on the base, is temporarily not working.
"Honestly, I don't even know what happened," Sean Bosselman said. "They're not really saying much." As for the close of the commissary, he added, "Stop & Shop is going to be loaded."
Alysha Uhler of Norwich, who works at the Groton Stop & Shop, said Wednesday the store was busier than usual.
"Yesterday we had lines down the aisles," she said. Employees were hustling to keep up with the demand, she said.
At the barber shop, Quaratella cut hair while commenting on the lack of federal wisdom. He's run the shop more than 50 years and cut the hair of Clarence B. Sharp, the former mayor for whom Groton's highway is named. Quaratella's also seen his share of U.S. presidents.
"This president couldn't run the Poquonnock Bridge Fire Department," he said, referring to the local fire district near bankruptcy.
Customer Steve Skrabacz, who works for Electric Boat and lives in New London, said the federal government standoff has become like a game of chicken.
"Like who's going to flinch first," he said. "It's a shame, but that's how it works, I suppose."
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Tazuo Basho Yamaguchi (born 1966) is a Japanese American poet/filmmaker,[1] and a two-time national head to head haiku champion. He is also master of the English form of haiku and senryū. He has published four books of poetry, six recorded volumes, and produced the national Poetry Slam DVDs from 2002 to 2007.
He was born to Edward and Betty Yamaguchi on September 2, 1966 in Tokyo, Japan, into a Japanese American family with direct royal descent to the royal shigin poets and samurai class of ancient Japan. Tazuo was named after his master shigin poet grandmother, Tazue Sakaguchi. He was diagnosed with bone cancer at the age of eleven and told his left arm would need to be amputated. It was estimated he had only seven more years to live. For treatment, his mother used alternative methods of healing.
In 1991, Yamaguchi earned a position out of 8000 applicants from around the world to work with George Lucas on several innovative educational entertainment based projects. During this year and half residency working for LucasFilm Ltd. He discovered the power of mythic storytelling through digital media.
From 1992–1995, Yamaguchi ran a San Francisco, California based company called Xstudios that innovated in emerging digital technologies i.e. Interactive Multimedia[disambiguation needed], computer based training. He was one of the forefront leaders of the multimedia revolution of the San Francisco Bay Area. Where the traditional arts of storytelling, poetry, illustration, and the fine arts really started to integrate with emerging digital technologies.
In 1996, Yamaguchi participated in the 15th annual Taos Poetry Circus in Taos, New Mexico. He met Bob Holman and was introduced to the 1981 Chicago invented oral tradition of Al Simmons' original World Heavyweight Poetry Bouts which years later morphed into Poetry Slam. He then proceeded to take his film gear to Portland, Oregon to the 1996 National Poetry Slam. He filmed most of the event and participated in a competition of haiku, a genre of poetry he had practiced since grade school and became the "1996 National Head to Head Haiku Champion". He also collaborates with Paul Devlin national sport videographer/editor on the famous Saul Williams classic Slam Nation.
In 1997, Yamaguchi helped bring the famous Chicago "poetry slam" to the northern state of California. He formed the first National "poetry slam" team from northern California with members - Sacramento based jazz poet Mario Ellis Hill, punk poet Matt Rouse, and bluesman from Grass Valley, John Barbato. He and the team attended the 1997 National Poetry Slam in Connecticut and filmed a majority of the competition.
In 1998, Yamaguchi attended the National Poetry Slam in Austin, Texas to film the competition. He ended up documenting some Poetry Slam's finest moments. The superheroes Jason Edwards, Jason Carney and Gno perfect ten on finals night and the incredible spoken-word breakthrough of that year's national champion Reggie Gibson.
In 2001, Yamaguchi returned to the National Poetry Slam in Seattle, Washington and works with the first official crew to film together at the nationals. He also produced his first documentary film about the Asian American spoken word national movement called Pass it Around (PIA). He took the second Chico Speaks Out National Youth Slam team to Ann Arbor Michigan to compete in Brave New Voices put on by the Neutral Zone.
In 2002, Yamaguchi produced the first DVD of the individual finals and team finals at the National Poetry Slam. He took the third Chico Speaks Out National Youth Slam team to Ann Arbor, Michigan to compete in Brave New Voices put on by the Neutral Zone.
In 2003, Yamaguchi returned to the birth city of the Poetry Slam, Chicago, and produced the second DVD in the Greatest Poetry Slam series. He takes the fourth Chico Speaks Out National Youth Slam team to Chicago to compete in Brave New Voices put on by the Young Chicago Authors. The Chico Speaks Out Youth team won the best of show national spirit award and performed on the finals stage.
In 2004, Yamaguchi won his second national Haiku head to head championship in Greenville, South Carolina at the Individual World Poetry Slam Championships. He filmed this event and also produced the National Poetry Slam DVD of the 2004 nationals in St. Louis. He took the fifth Chico Speaks Out national poetry slam team to Los Angeles to compete in Brave New Voices put on by Youth Speaks
In 2005, Yamaguchi produced the Individual World Poetry Slam DVD live from Worcester, Massachusetts. He produced the National Poetry Slam from Albuquerque, New Mexico. He took the sixth Chico Speaks Out National youth slam team to compete in San Francisco at the Brave New Voices Festival. They took third place in the nation.
In 2006, Yamaguchi became the official host of PSI Haiku head to head matches in the United States. He hosted the 11th annual match in Austin, Texas at the national poetry slam. He produces the Individual World Poetry Slam from Charlotte, North Carolina and National Poetry Slam from Austin.
In 2007, Yamaguchi hosted the first ever Haiku head to head matches at the Haiku Society of America Conference in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He also documented the conference and began production on the first film about English writing Haiku....called "Haiku".[2][not in citation given] He hosted the national Head to head Haiku bout in Austin, Texas to the sold out audience of 300 plus at the famous blues club - Antone's. He formed the first American Haiku Battle Duo with Adam 'Henzbo' Henze.
In 2008, Yamaguchi worked on two graphic Haiku novels: Orugen and TheAmericanBuddhas. He planned to film the first Women of the World Poetry Slam in March 2008 in Detroit. The Film Haiku will be released in spring of 2008.
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- ^ (26 October 2008). Carlos Colon, The Times (Shreveport), Retrieved December 3, 2010 ("Tazuo Yamaguchi also a poet filmed the documentary at the biennial Haiku North America conference in Winston-Salem N.C. last year")


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302. The Royal Path: Practical Lessons on Yoga / Swami Rama
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304. Sahaja Yoga / Coney, Judith
305. Samga Yogadarsana or Yoga Darsana of Patanjali with the Scholium of Vyasa with The Commertaries-Tattva Vaisardi, Patanjala Rahasya Yoga Vartika and Bhasvati of Vacaspati Misra, Raghavananda Sarasvati, Vijana Bhiksu and Hariharananda Aranya / Sastri, Sri Gosvami Damodara (Ed.)
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307. Sankara on the Yoga Sutras: A Full Translation of the Newly Discovered Text / Leggett, Trevor
308. Science of Breath: A Practical Guide / Swami Rama
309. The Science of God-Realization: Knowing Our True Nature and Our Relationship With the Infinite / Davis, Roy Eugene
310. The Science of Meditation / Chakraburtty, Sneh
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312. Science of Self-Realization: A Guide to spiritual Practice in the Kriya Yoga Tradition (Patanjali's Yoga Sutra) / Davis, Roy Eugene
313. The Science of Yoga and His Consciousness / Mahajan, S.N.
314. Science of Yoga; 8 Volumes / Swami Sivananda
315. Secret of Spiritual Life (Intuitively Apprehanded) 407 Sutras / Singh, Mohan
316. Secret Power of Tantrik Breathing / Sivapriyananda, Swami
317. Secrets of Hatha Yoga or Yogi Philosophy of Well Being / Ramacharaka, Yogi
318. Secrets of Raja Yoga or Conquering the Internal Nature / Vivekananda, Swami
319. Secrets of Yantra, Mantra and Tantra / Chawdhri, L.R. (Dr.)
320. Secrets of Yoga, God & Universe / Mangla, Dharam Vir
321. The Self-Revealed Knowledge That Liberates the Spirit: A Handbook of Essential Information for Experiencing a Conscious Relationship with the Infinite and Restoring Soul Awareness to Wholeness / Davis, Roy Eugene
322. Seven Lessons in Conscious Living: A Progressive Program of Higher Learning and Spiritual Practice in the Kriya Yoga Tradition / Davis, Roy Eugene
323. Seven Quartets of Becoming: A Transformative Yoga Psychology Based on the Diaries of Sri Aurobindo / Banerji, Debashish
324. Shakti Sadhana: Step to Samadhi / Tigunait, Pandit Rajmani (Dr.)
325. Shakti: Shiva and Yoga / Shastri, Vagish
326. Siva Sutras: The Supreme Awakening, with the commentary of Kshemaraja; Revealed by Swami Lakshmanjoo
327. Siva Sutras: The Yoga of Supreme Identity / Singh, Jaideva (Tr.)
328. Soul Searchers: The Art of Breathing / Venugopalan, R.
329. Soul Searchers: The Healing Powers of Pyramid (with colour pictures) / Sri Rudrabhayananda (R. Venugopalan)
330. Soul Searchers: The Hidden Mysteries of Kundalini (547 Chakra 180 Nadis 16 Granthis) / Sri Rudrabhayananda (R. Venugopalan)
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378. Transforming Self through Yoga: Getting more than Exercise from an Ancient Spiritual Practice / Pilarzyk, Tom
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381. The Two Traditions of Meditation in Ancient India / Bronkhorst, Johannes
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389. Vipassana: A Universal Buddhist Meditational Technique / Ahir, D.C. (Ed.)
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392. What is Karma? / Brunton, Paul
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395. World Great Yoga and Meditation Gurus / Kataria, Sundeep
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420. Yoga Education: A Textbook / Kumar, Kamakhya
421. Yoga for All / Thakur, Bharat
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430. Yoga for Healing / Venkateswaran, P.S. (Dr.)
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432. Yoga for Health and Bliss / Mangla, Dharam Vir
433. Yoga for Health: A Systematic Presentation of the Discipline of Yoga / INYS
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443. Yoga in Hindu Scripture / Kaul, H. Kumar (Yoga Ratna)
444. Yoga in Modern India: The Body between Science and Philosophy / Alter, Joseph S.
445. Yoga in Practice / White, David Gordon (Ed.)
446. Yoga Karnika of Nath Aghorananda: An Ancient Treatise on Yoga / Sharma, N.N. (Dr.)
447. Yoga Mahavigyan / Kumar, Kamakhya (Dr.)
448. The Yoga of Herbs: An Ayurvedic Guide to Herbal Medicine / Frawley, David & Lad, Vasant
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450. The Yoga of Knowledge: Based of Sri Aurobindo's Synthesis of Yoga / Pandit, M.P.
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Here's how to NOT get the Measels.Medical kit list: Ten things your first aid kit should have, but probably doesn't.When there is no doctor: Prepping for a pandemic.Stay Healthy with Super Immunity boosters and let contagion pass you by.Stash this surprising survival tool in your medicine cabinet: mouthwash! We uncovered 12 strange survival uses of mouthwash. MMaster List of Prepping Supplies Alcohol – Even if you don't drink, preppers should stock alcohol: rubbing alcohol for first aid and also spirits for bartering.Antibiotics – You may not have access to antibiotics from the doctor, so consider the natural antibiotics available to you now.Antibacterials – Good hygiene is the start of being happy and healthy. Go beyond antibacterial soap and find options.Antiseptics – Neosporin (or polysporin if you are allergic) are only the beginning.Ammunition.Aspirin – 11 Weird (and not so weird) uses of aspirin for preppers.Axe / hatchet and sharpener for wood chopping. Learn also about the importance of a Pulaski axe.Bic lighter.Blankets – Stock up on both mylar and wool blankets. Mylar is lightweight and helps you retain 90% of body heat (it's essential for you bugout bag). A fire-resistant wool blanket for first aid is a valuable prep to own and ideal for Winterizing your vehicle.Bleach – 10 Things you should know about bleach before you buy too much. Consider Steramine tablets, right, as a bleach alternative.Bugout bagBugout bikeBoots (hiking, work boots). Stash an extra pair of good walking shoes in your car and another at the office.BoraxBucket Openers. You'll need a way to open your food storage.Buckets of Emergency Food. Bulk Emergency food (three months minimum)Cable tiesCamp stoveCamp solar shower.Compass and mapsCommunications (cell phone, weather Radio, CB, HAM radio, two wave radio, walkie talkies)Candles (emergency candles) and candlemaking suppliesCanned food – meats, fruits, vegetables, soups, stews, stocksCan Openers – multiples for redundancyCarts – hauling food, water, wood, and equipmentChemical suit.Chewing gum. Chew on this: Gum could help save your life in a survival situation and we'll show you how, so don't over look this inexpensive part of your preps!Cigarettes – for tinder and barteringCitrus - prevent scurvy malnutrition.Cordage - paracordDehydratorDuct tapeDental aid – dental medic kit, dental wax, braces kitDental Hygiene – dental floss, toothbrushes, toothpaste, mouthwash (which is an antiseptic!)Disinfectants (chlorine bleach, Steramine tablets)Drink mixes, powdered milk, and other emergency drinksEssential Oils. When medicines are not available, preppers will be turning to wisdom of the centuries with tinctures and essential oils.Electrolytes – Pedialyte, Saltstick Electrolyte CapsulesEpsom SaltFlashlights – LED, hand crank, and solarFlu MaskFirearms (guns and ammunition)Fire extinguishersFire starters – BIC lighter, matches (including waterproof matches), flint, fire steel, magnesium fire starterFreeze dried foods – Augason Farms, Honeyville Farms, Mountain House, Legacy Foods, bucket of potatoes.Fishing gear – fishing pole and reel, fishing line, lures, swivels, sinkers, tackle boxFirst Aid supplies – bandages, butterfly bandages, finger cots, finger splints, smelling salts, (see also Medic Bag)Fuel – kerosene, propane, white gasGas Mask – Nuclear Biological and Chemical (NBC) gas maskGardening tools – rake, hoe, planters (see also shovel and spade)GeneratorGrainsGrain millHammer and nailsHeirloom, non-GMO Survival Seeds.Home defense tools – barbed wireHomestead supplies – chicken wire (aka poultry netting) and garden staples,Hunting – alternate gear including, BB gun, crossbow, snare wire, slingshot, pellet gunHygiene – cloth diapers, plastic diapers, sanitary napkins or tampons, adult diapers, wipesHydrogen peroxideImmunity Boosters - VitaminsKnives (fixed blade knives) –Knives (folding knives ) –Lanterns – solar, gas, hand crankLaundry – off grid washing machine, centrifugal dryer, washboards, clothes pins and washing linePandemic Personal Protective Equipment – chemical and splash resistant, disposable clothing, booties pandemic mask, goggles, nitrile gloves, gauntlet glovesProtein bars, energy bars, cereal bars, granola barsManual kitchen tools – butter churn, cheesecloth, cheese wax, manual egg beater, manual knife sharpener, juice press, corn husker, heavy duty apple /potato peeler, pea sheller.Mason jarsMedic Bag and first responder supplies – scalpels, QuickclotMorale boosters – chewing gum, coffee, hard candy, dessertsPowdered milk.Pressure cooker – for home canningRain barrelsRice and beansRespirator – Niosh certified (e.g., N100 or N95)SaltSaw, plus saw horses, clampScrewdriver and screwsSeed vault (non-GMO, heirloom seeds)Sewing Kit – sewing notions (needles, thread, sewing awl), patterns, treadle-powered sewing machineSoap – laundrySolar chargers – cell phone solar batteriesShoe repair –inserts, laces (or thin paracord), rubber heels savers and soles. Shoe GooShovel and spadeSilver and colloidal silverSpicesSuperGlueSurvival Guide – (we recommend Mykel Hawke's Survival Guide)Steramine tablets, pictured leftTarps (green or camouflaged, not blue)Tent, car camper recreational vehicle, temporary shelter or bugout locationToilet paperThermometer, no touch (infrared) or disposable, digital and analogVaselineVinegarVehicle essentials – jumper cables, fluids, tire repair kit, tire chains, tow strapsWD-40 – a good all-around lubricantWood, seasoned.Water filtration system and water purification system (there is a difference).Water Storage. If you have kids, you'll want a 260-gallon water tank that will ensure a family of four has water for three months.Water for SurvivalBugout Water: How to Select a Water Filtration System.Thirst for knowledge on water: Bottled water brands to avoid.Survival drinks: 8 Kinds of drinks to hoard for emergency preparedness.Survival water: Seven lessons on water for survival.Thank you for visiting HappyPreppers.com!Our free guide on methods of self-sufficiency for survivalists and preppers, includes:survival gear reviews to ensure you get the fittest products for your family; prepper lists to compare with your own checklists;homesteading skills to help you pull through a world off the grid;food storage tips to subsist and endure uncertain times; andgeneral prepping to keep you knowledgeable and up to date.Be a prepper with us! We aim to answer your prepping questions and to provide you with survival gear reviews, prepper lists, and homesteading without the farm. 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Le Gite de l'ecole
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... with a beautiful, perfect, Parisian French accent. She has mastered the art of speaking slowly to students learning the language and gives a lot of contextual clues as to what she is talking about in case the vocabulary she uses is too advanced. So far, the French Canadians I have run into have not shown the courtesy. In fact, while everyone is polite (for the most part), Canadian French is vastly different than Parisian French. What I have found ...
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Once at Mont-Royal, I waited fifteen minutes for the bus instead of trying to negotiate the usually ten-minute walk home. Of course, the ...
An overdue update on my travels
... it was one of the best holidays we've had in a long time. For this trip, I tried to take a back seat and let them plan our itinerary. It was not an easy task for me, but I need not have worried as they both had clear plans on what they wanted to see and do. From visiting the CN tower to seeing Niagara Falls to watching a baseball game, we had plenty we wanted to do and, best of all, we managed it all. Our week in Toronto was split into two parts- spending some ...
The End of Part 2: Post-Trip Reflection
... shooting the footage, my friend Etienne and I had several discussions on how to best accomplish this. The issue being that because of all the underlying circumstances that lead to the format of the interview, it being that we essentially meet an entrepreneur and have around 30 minutes to get to know more about their views, makes it very difficult to radically change the form from the film that was made in India.
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Centre Ville (Downtown) Montreal
... and a cool place to rest. I move on fairly quickly however, as I could practically hear my Catholic ancestors protesting, lest I stay too long!
I follow Rue Sainte-Catherine to the fabulous at Place des Artes, an enormous open air complex which includes an esplanade ampitheatre, the Contemporary Art Museum, the Montreal Symphony and a pedestrian only area bordered by numerous restaurants teeming with patrons appreciating the summer ...


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Combi Zeus 360 Convertible Car Seat
One of the most expensive models in our test, Combi's Zeus 360 car seat offers a couple of nifty extras for the money. Chief among them are a red/green indicator that lets you know when the buckles are locked and the ability convert from rear- to front-facing by rotating the car seat rather than re-installing the seat. A helpful feature, to be sure, but it involves a lot of steps and can be confusing at times. Note: The car seat is bulky and may not fit easily into a small backseat. combiusa.com.
Type: Convertible car seat
Height Limit: 40 inches or less
Weight Limit: 5-40 pounds
Reviewed: August 2010
Price When Reviewed: $330.00
- Seat rotates from rear- to forward-facing while still installed
- Buckle has a red and green indicator, so you know when it's locked
- LATCH system is easy to use
- Fairly easy to secure child (We used our 8-lb. GHRI test dummy)
- Clear instruction manual
- Machine washable
- There's only a line to indicate when the seat is at the correct angle
- Harness has to be rethreaded to adjust height
- Somewhat difficult to install with a seatbelt
- Very bulky and hard to maneuver
- Expensive
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She LIGHTS up DA!!!Good evening all... I have just heard the sad news about Light's recent loss. In Light's honor, I will do a small feature here (as suggested by the great :iconfractalholic: Rick)...
Light... I know I am not the first, or the last to say that you have truly made DA's fractal community come alive in your reign as Community Volunteer. Your focus was always on the fractal community here on DA and in celebrating the awesome talent with whom we share cyber space.
And, you, Light, are one of the brightest stars in the most wonderful fractal community on the web!!!
I bet there is more of your art in my favorites gallery than anyone else's. Just about every fractal piece you create is a masterpiece, an inspiration.
Your FlashMob Feature Idea is the best thing that ever happened here. I came to know so many artists that otherwise I might never have crossed paths with, and some of them silently toiled for years with little to no recognition.
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Wastin' time
... me, Tom and this other American dude left the pub about 6pm and we were looking for somewhere to eat. We bumped into this fairly hot looking girl in the street, asked her where was good and got chatting. Then someone she knew happened to be walking past so before I knew it we were having this bizarre five-way, in-depth socio-political rant in the middle of the street that lasted about half an hour. This seemed odd until I realised these guys were probably a little ...
Last day in the City
... Transamerica Building . The is the Pyramid shaped Building that most people identify with San Francisco. We could only view a bit of art work in the lobby but there is a nice park behind the building that we sat in and enjoyed the sun.
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First night
... cycles in the restaurant made the atmosphere brilliant. Carol and I shared our meals - a chili con carne hot dog, and a 1/3pound beef burger with crispy maple bacon, vanilla cola and an orange sherbet milkshake later, we were definitely full before we even got half way through it. $15 for the both of us, pretty good value, and they tasted amazing! I kid you not, even the basic fries tasted different. Nothing yet tastes the same as back home. I even had a ...
Friendship in Half Moon Beach
... tide and we spent an hour exploring the tide pools. We learned that anenomes close when they are not submursed in water, and we learned that they are a member of the jellyfish family. There were seals out on the reef, and we saw tons of hermit crabs. On our way back to the car, we climbed some funky trees and had some good laughs. JB then suggested we head to the "warm beach" as Moss Beach was rather chilly and foggy. So, we drove to our third beach of the day, and ...
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... Green Tortoise, in the middle of North Beach. The building was an adventure in itself: about four floors, lots of windy, twisting hallways, and a huge "ballroom" that stretched from one side of the building to the other as a common room and kitchen area. Because everything was booked, Seb and I had to book a private room, which was actually kind of nice. A huge plushy bed and our own TV! Such luxury.
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In a world where a leading scientist questions God's role in creation, the concept of a personal God who cares about human beings is at best quaint. The context of these words reveals their meaning. Moses appeals to God: he does not want to live in a world where even though he would be made into a great nation, the Israelites would be destroyed. It is the same as saying today, "I don't want to live in a world without Jews." On many occasions in Jewish history, Judenrein existed as a possibility.
Repentance is one of Judaism's most uplifting concepts. The Rambam teaches that a person could be despised and hated by God one day and be loved by Him the next. All it takes to make the difference is a sincere process of repentance.
On my recent trip to South Africa, I witnessed an exhilarating example of national repentance. Just a few years ago, the country was governed by a brutal, racist regime, making it a pariah state. Now, it has transformed itself into a highly respected democracy.
The poem that forms part of Moses's farewell to the Israelite nation summarises the themes of the Book of Deuteronomy: the greatness and generosity of God and the stubbornness of the nation.
But this parsahah is one of the most devastating to read. At the end of the section, God takes Moses up Mount Nebo to show him the beauty of the Land of Canaan and then tells him that he will not enter into the land because of his sin in hitting the rock rather than talking to it as God had commanded him. We hear nothing of Moses's response on hearing this news.
Moses is dying. With his final breath he calls everyone forward. "You are standing today, all of you" (Deuteronomy 9:9). Leaders and old men, women and children all come to hear these last words. Moses utters a strange phrase: "Not with you all alone do I seal this covenant... but with whomever is here, standing with us."
Ma'aser, the tithe, was a far more substantial sacrifice than bikkurim, the first-fruits offering, amounting - as the Hebrew word indicates - to one-tenth of the farmer's income.
For the bikkurim, on the other hand no specific measure was fixed in Jewish law, yet it is the mitzvah of bikkurim that requires the ceremony of the carnival-like procession to Jerusalem and the ceremonious declaration of the farmer in the presence of the priest.
The outstanding Women's Commentary on the Torah rightly stresses Judaism's moral stance in caring for "the stranger, the fatherless and the widow" (Deuteronomy 24:19). Professor Judith Plaskow emphasises Judaism's sensitivity to those in the margins of society so that the weak and the hungry are protected.
If a murdered body was found in Israel, the elders of the nearest city were held responsible. Accompanied by the priests, they were obliged to take part in a complex ritual; taking a calf down to a barren valley, slaughtering it there and swearing an oath in which they denied any responsibility for the tragic death.
The rabbis of the Talmud were stunned by this law. It seemed inconceivable that our religious leadership would be suspected of cold-blooded murder. So why the ritual and why the oath?
According to Rashi, some people agonise when faced with the decision whether or not to give to the needy; therefore he says that we are specifically told "you shall not harden your heart", in order to direct us towards giving.
Explaining the second part of the sentence, he says that some people stretch out their hand to give, but then close it; therefore the text says: "nor close your hand".
As I wrote this, the oil was continuing to ooze into the Gulf of Mexico and Egypt could have been to blame. Not the modern Egyptian state, but the ancient biblical nation.
Our parashah provides a damning statement against those who dig the earth in hubris. Ancient Egyptian agriculture was elegantly simple. Each summer the Nile would overflow it banks, spilling sediment onto the shore. The farmers would sow the rich earth, and irrigate their crops via water-channels from the Nile. Yet there is a flaw.
The Jewish calendar juxtaposes Shabbat Chazon and Shabbat Nachamu, the former with its message of doom and destruction, the latter with the hope of redemption and return.
Is this merely because these Sabbaths straddle the Fast of Tishah b'Av, one before and one after, or is there some thematic link between suffering and salvation?


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