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Friday, May 29, 2009
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1st Ever Catholic Writer's Conference - register now!
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For Immediate Release
Catholic Writers Guild, Catholic Marketing Network Hold Writers' Conference
Somerset, NJ--The Catholic Writers' Guild, in conjunction with the Catholic Marketing Network, will host its first-ever Catholic Writers' Conference LIVE! at the Doubletree Hotel & Executive Meeting Center, Somerset, NJ, from Aug 5-7, 2009. The conference will host publishers, editors and authors from all aspects of the Catholic writing world, including magazines and devotionals, novels and educational materials. The panel discussions, presentations and workshops will cover all aspects of writing including generating query letters, crafting a good story, worldbuilding, marketing finished works and more. In addition, editors from several Catholic publishers will be on-hand to share their wisdom and hear authors propose their works.
The Catholic Marketing Network's International Trade Show, held at the neighboring Garden State Exhibition Center (http://www.gsec.com), will serve as the exhibition floor for the writers' conference, giving writers a chance to browse the booths, meet with publishing companies, pitch their books to publishers, have their work critiqued at a private critique session and chat with the published authors at book signings at the Catholic Writers' Guild booth. CMN will also be hosting daily Masses and rosaries at the Doubletree Hotel, and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at the exhibition center. Other CMN events including the seminars and inspirational talks scheduled for Tuesday, August 4 will be held at the Doubletree.
Presenters for the writers' conference include: author/Sophia Press submissions editor Regina Doman (Angel in the Waters); Pauline Books and Media Editor Sister Maria Grace, CEO of Ignatius Press Mark Brumley (How Not to Share Your Faith), Susan Brinkmann editor of Canticle Magazine, Lisa Wheeler, Executive Vice President of the Maximus Group (PR and marketing firm for The Passion of the Christ), author/Ascension Press publisher Matt Pinto (Do Adam and Eve Have Belly Buttons?), Claudia Volkman, General Manager of Circle Press, Tom Hoopes, Executive Editor of the National Catholic Register, and mystery author John Desjarlais (Bleeder) among others.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for both writers and publishers to connect," said science fiction writer and Catholic Writer's Guild President, Karina Fabian. "The CMN has been especially generous in offering to share it facilities and programs with us, which really enhances the quality of the conference for attendee and presenter."
Conference Coordinator and CWG Vice President Ann Lewis adds "There will be a lot of good information, encouragement and learning opportunities for Catholic authors at our live conference. Our goal is to help good Catholic writers to get published. The world needs their words."
The Catholic Writers' Guild has hosted two highly successful on-line conferences.
To register or for more information, go to www.catholicwritersconference.com. Registration is $80 through June 1st, $99 through July 31st and $110 at the door.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Trespasses is HERE!
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
The Midnight Dancers Onstage!
The actors who took on the parts of Colonel Durham and the villain, Michael Comus, were also wonderful. Michael Comus in particular was so creepy I squirmed every time he came onstage! And the other sisters -- from bookish Cheryl to ditsy Prisca to shy Melanie down to the perky youngest girls Debbie and Linette -- were perfectly cast. And they all assured me that they had a blast putting on the play! I can't tell you what a fantastic experience it was for me as an author to see my story being captured and brought to life in front of my eyes. Many thanks to this troupe of teens for that memorable experience.
Friday, May 1, 2009
My Sister's First Solo Album
Alicia (who, unlike me, publishes under her married name, Hernon: not her maiden name, Doman) considers herself a singer, not a songwriter or composer. She surmises this by comparing herself to the various composers, musicians, and songwriters she's worked with over the years, including those she's related to. But I think she's mistaken to undervalue her talent as a songwriter, and, lucky for us, the more than half of Beloved are her original compositions. Perhaps Alicia hasn't written many songs, but the ones she has written are a handful of gems, beautifully constructed, memorable, loved by many, and sung in Alicia's unfailingly lovely voice.
Since it's not every day that Alicia produces an album, and since this one is long-overdue, forgive me if I treat you to an in-depth review of my all-time favorite singer/musician/songwriter who also happens to be my sister.
First track on the album is The Cry of the Beloved, which Alicia wrote as a mere college student but which has become a perennial favorite and even became the title track of a Steubenville conference album. It's known more popularly in some circles as "Draw Me, O King": the lyrics are based on the first chapter of the Song of Songs.
The chorus has a sprightly melodic line, and it's been used as a responsorial psalm in more than a few weddings, including my own. :) This is the third time Alicia has been asked to record this song, and this version, with my brother Martin Doman singing backup, will not disappoint old fans and will hopefully win many new ones. My ultimate dream is to see this song incorporated into Catholic hymnals. To hear a clip, click here.
Second track, another fruit from Alicia's college years was a growth in her devotion to Our Lady. And from this meditation and love came another gem, the deceptively simple and utterly passionate song, Maria. The song's verses consist of the first parts of three of the most popular prayers to Our Lady: the Hail Mary, Hail Holy Queen, and Memorarae: the chorus contains variations on the Litany of Loretto together with the heartfelt cry: Maria! It sounds so easily constructed, but the combination is a breathtaking solo piece that few forget once they've heard it. To hear a clip, click here. To see Alicia's thoughts on this song, click here.
The third piece on the album is a duet for engaged couples, sung with my brother Martin, called The Ring. True disclosure: this song is based on a poem I wrote of the same name. I've been trying to recall why I wrote it and for whom, but shortly after I wrote it, Alicia set it to music, making it a far more beautiful creation than it was originally. This is one of the few songs that currently doesn't have a sample track on Alicia's website, but perhaps Alicia will post it soon. Here are the lyrics of the original poem, which don't quite capture the intricate interplay of harmonizing and voices that you will hear on the CD:
The Ring
My sister, I ask you in this hour
Unfolding with the morning flower,
to stand with me and make a vow.
No more shall you be freedom's slave
but since your life you freely gave,
take servanthood in freedom now.
The ring, the round of eternity,
I place on your hand, I give to thee,
a symbol of your love for me.
A promise drawn out through fire and sand
Now gleams in silver on your hand
Eternity that enshrines your finger,
I stand to be yours as life is long:
clasp my hand, and be my singer.
Draw near to me and be my song.
The ring, surpassing old and new,
clings to your hand just as I do:
a symbol of my love for you.
copyright 1991, Regina Doman.
I know I had originally thought of it as a song sung by Christ to the devout soul (hence the term 'servanthood' in the first verse) but Alicia's arrangement has been used to celebrate weddings and anniversaries, where servanthood would refer to the mutual submission found in marriage. I suppose the first verse could be sung twice, with the appellation, "My brother..." to emphasize this.
Fourth track: You're the One. I absolutely love this song, a recent composition by Alicia for her husband, Michael. This song so wonderfully captures their deep friendship and romantic love: and I know that others will see their own marriage in its easily-hummable lyrics. You have to hear it.
Fifth track: Conquer Me. I have been waiting to hear this song again for years. In 1997, when my daughter Rose was baptized, Alicia sang this song after the baptism. The lyrics are from the mystic Hadewijch of Belgium, and Alicia was so moved by them, she set them to music. Any woman, any soul who yearns for union with God, who wishes that God could overcome all the inner resistance and residue of sin and selfishness within them will appreciate this song. I'm just delighted to have a recorded version of the song I've been humming now and again to myself for these past twelve years! Enjoy! To hear a clip of this song, click here.
Sixth track: "Talitha Cumi." Alicia was kind enough to dedicate this song to me, as well as to all mothers who've suffered loss. Another duet by Alicia and Martin, this song is a poem written by a woman to her child who died. A heartfelt reflection on Christ's words to the little girl he raised from the dead. To hear a clip of this song, click here
Seventh track: Up to the Moon. This song by Kim Hill captures my sister's love for her children. Alicia is one of the most motherly persons I know, and her love of music and motherhood is manifested in her eight highly musical children and her years of teaching Kindermusik classes to young children. When Alicia sings to children, she's most in her element. But next time, I'd like to hear her record one of her own original lullabies.
Eighth track: As I Kneel. As befitting an album that has so much to say about women, children, and motherhood, Alicia included this traditional hymn to our Lady, sung with her little daughter Maggie. If you're not familiar with this enchanting song, this version is an excellent introduction.
Ninth Track: The final rousing psalm, "Give Thanks to the Lord" reflects Alicia's committment to her parish music ministry: a fellow singer set this Psalm to music for their parish Easter Vigil, and Alicia loved it so much she decided to record it. It gives the entire CD a liturgical coda, bringing us from the individual soul to the embrace of Mother Church praising her Bridegroom.
Bonus Track: Scripture Medley. Not only does Alicia teach Kindermusik, help with her parish choir, she also homeschooled for many years. In order to help her children memorize Scripture, she set several short verses to music. While this track departs from the meditative soft music of the rest on the CD, it's enjoyable to hear Alicia interacting with her children and being a mom, coaching them to give a spirited rendition of "Children, obey your parents" and "Be holy, for the Lord your God is holy." The last song, an old favorite camp song, "Rejoice in the Lord always" is a fun ending to an enjoyable solo album.
Alicia writes on her website, "by her very nature, a woman is made to give herself away." As if to emphasize this, although this CD is $18 post-paid, all profits from album will be donated to pro-life causes. So please, visit http://www.aliciahernon.com/ and take a listen to the clips. If you like what you hear, feel free to buy a copy. And please spread the word! Thanks!


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The new kit has been criticised by our readers.
One reader, D Rakesh, has gone a step further and sent a few designs that he and his brother Rajesh came up with, saying something like those designs should be the jersey for Team India.
This is what Rakesh had to say: 'I am very disappointed with the new Indian cricket gear unveiled by Nike. I don't know how the Nike official, Board (Board of Control for Cricket in India) or even players approve the design and colours. So, as a designer myself (not a fashion designer), me and my brother tried to bring out our vision of the new Indian cricket gear.
'We tried to go back to the past and pick the 1992 World Cup colours, because it had depth and attitude and charisma.
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It's time again to answer questions from you, my vigilant fans! Got a question for the Governor? Sound off at ora.tv/offthegrid/askjesse.
William Doran from New York has asked: What is your position regarding the relentless assault on public education and over-testing of students?
Jesse Says:
Standardized test can be good: they can provide a baseline for learning. But...there's been setbacks because of it. It allows teachers to no longer teach.
All they do now is teach for these exams, which is wrong. Teachers should be able to bring life and experience into the classroom.
When you go to school, it's to prepare you for life. It's not just simply to pass an exam; it's to have you mentally and physically prepared for the world out there.
Limiting the teachers to teach only federal standards is not the answer. I don't like it. I don't think it's going to do well in the long run.
-Jesse Ventura
Mike Biles from TX writes: What do you think about Ted Cruz's wife working for Goldman Sachs? Do we really think Cruz is who he says he is? Or is he another phony waiting to get into the pole position and do exactly what Obama did?
Jesse Says:
I think he's another phony.
Clearly, if your wife works in the upper echelon of Goldman Sachs, you're not just a "regular guy" on the street.
My big question is: wasn't he born in Canada? How is he qualified to be our president? He's a Canadian!
-Jesse Ventura
Melinda Crawford from MO asks: Hey Jesse. Watch you all the time. I agree with you 100 percent except for the, atheist part. Why are you an atheist?
Jesse Says:
Because we're free to be free thinkers.
Linda, you don't have to be an atheist but I hope I get your respect anyway. I also hope that you'll respect the beliefs that I have, just as I respect yours.
I'm an atheist because I've been here 63 years and God has never said a word to me. I've never seen one indication that there is a supreme being who exists. That's the main reason.
I like to believe in things that I know exist. No one has proven to me that God exists. Until that's done, I will proudly claim that I am a freethinking atheist.
We atheists live by the same golden rule: treat others as you would want to be treated.
You don't need a supreme being to be a good person.
-Jesse Ventura
Lucinda Rathbourn from CO has asked: Concerning 9/11 truth, is it normal that a Vice-President, being Cheney, take control of NORAD and command of fighter jets?
Jesse Says:
Yes, I guess he could.
Remember, the president was out of town. He was doing a photo op at the school down in Florida reading a book to the kids. He was out of the loop at that point, which, when the attacks occurred, put Cheney in charge.
The big question is this: did they send Bush down there to get him out of the loop and put Cheney in charge?
-Jesse Ventura
Brittney Wagoner from KS has asked: What if the wealthy of the world would realize that too much money is possibly a disease? Then they could fund projects that ensure our posterity.
Jesse Says:
It's like I said: if you've got a billion dollars, why do you need anymore? How could you possibly spend a billion dollars in your lifetime?
So, for people that are worth over a billion dollars, why would they take a salary for anything they do? I wouldn't.
If you give me a billion dollars, I'd work for nothing!
Fair enough?
-Jesse Ventura
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'Jericho': Goodbye Goetz
We knew Goetz's days were numbered after the horrific events of last week, but "Jericho" really knows how to kick a villain when he's down. In the space of a television hour, Goetz went from being the big man in charge to being stripped of his position and then shot in the head while two groups of people argued over who should get to arrest him.
I'm not big on the whole vengeance-killings-in-entertainment concept, but last night's "Jericho" made it work, thanks to the sensitive performance of series regular Brad Beyer (as Stanley) and the loathsome turn from recurring guest D.B. Sweeney (as Goetz).
Be sure to check out Beyer's reflections on the episode at the show's website.
Stanley's indecisiveness in the moment was heartbreaking, and genuinely suspenseful. And the way the scene was staged by director Guy Norman Bee was a thing of beauty, especially the choice to let the audience see Stanley arrive and make his way to Goetz in the background as Jake was arguing in the foreground. The entire sequence was the dramatic high point of the hour, but it wasn't overblown with excessive music or melodramatic tears or shouting.
And then, just as simply, Goetz goes down and Hawkins immediately speaks up as the voice of clear-headed reason. Everything's really on a roll as we head into the final two episodes.
If you're worried about the future of the show, check out this post from the CBS.com message boards. A new campaign seems to be brewing...
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Celebration Of Catholic Schools Begins
Mass at St. Margaret Mary's inaugurates weeklong tribute
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Willie Concepcion transferred from public school to Catholic school two years ago, and the seventh-grader said that has made all the difference.
"There's a smaller amount of kids in the room and you get more attention from the teachers," said the student in St. Margaret Mary's School in Midland Beach. "It's like a whole family environment."
The Midland Beach resident sees a dance career in his future, and hopes to continue his Catholic education at either St. Peter's High School or Monsignor Farrell High School.
Willie and his brother, Christian, were chosen to represent their school yesterday during the local mass that inaugurates Catholic Schools Week, a nationwide annual event that showcases the benefits of a parochial education through open houses, special activities for families and, for many Island schools, community service projects.
Two students from each of the borough's 38 Catholic elementary schools attended the mass at St. Margaret Mary's in uniform, with their parents and some of their teachers and principals packing the pews.
Barbara Bortle-Gainey, president of the Federation of Catholic School Parents, thanked parents for their commitment to Catholic education.
"We know that what we teach them in the home is also being taught at schools," she said in her remarks from the altar after mass.
Later, she told the Advance that, although she has some concerns about the financial future, she remains convinced that Catholic schools can weather the bad times, with help from state funding from Albany.
"I think we're all a little on edge, but honestly I think we're going to be fine," she said.
In a related matter, Ms. Bortle-Gainey, whose son attends Moore Catholic High School, said she has no concerns about the Archdiocese of New York's plan to turn over the administration of Moore and Farrell to boards of directors, which will comprise the principals, religious and laypeople.
"I think that running the school with that input from everyone will be good," she said.
Monsignor Peter Finn, co-vicar for Island Catholics, celebrated the mass with the Rev. Keith Fennessy, St. Margaret Mary's pastor. The monsignor called it a "national disgrace" that non-public schools don't receive more help from the government.
He urged state Sen. Diane Savino (D-North Shore/Brooklyn), who was in attendance, and her colleagues in state government to "find a way constitutionally" to provide more financial assistance for parochial education.
Mike Zaccardo of Rosebank has a daughter at St. Joseph's School in Rosebank and another at St. Joseph Hill Academy, Arrochar. He said both he and his wife attended Catholic schools and deem it important that their children do the same.
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Making airports fit for emergencies
27 Jan 2016 by Uthira Ravikumar, Programme Analyst, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction, UNDP
In March 2015, two major earthquakes hit Nepal, requiring a fast and vast humanitarian response. But authorities were forced to close the only international airport that could accommodate large aircraft, as its runway was deteriorating under the weight of the large planes. Delays ensued in the arrival of both relief goods and personnel.
Nepal's situation is not unique. During major disasters, authorities and relief suppliers often face serious delays due to the strain on capacities, leaving relief supplies piling up or emergency materials and personnel held up at customs.
Managing the logistics of large scale disaster response is a complex operation. It involves military and civil agencies leading an effort that includes dozens or even hundreds of stakeholders. Logistics are further hampered by other factors: the lack of capacity to manage the huge inflow of relief materials, the inability to effectively coordinate with multiple stakeholders, the need to ensure compliance with customs and immigration regulations, and the inability to properly store and move goods, not to mention distribute them to the people in need.
Airport preparedness is a key element of disaster preparedness plans. The capacity to manage the influx of humanitarian aid and personnel largely determines the quality of humanitarian assistance. Although the scale of disasters is unpredictable, it's possible to develop the capacities needed beforehand in order to ensure an effective humanitarian response that can help minimize loss of life and damages.
It is clear that training on disaster preparedness and disaster risk reduction (DRR) should not be limited to 'DRR experts' alone. Airports are the main access point for incoming international and national aid when a disaster strikes, so airport authorities need to be prepared to handle the response. This includes everyone, from cargo, customs and immigration to emergency fire services, security, and management. Ensuring that all of these people work together effectively and smoothly is critical to getting food, medicine and shelter to those who need it most.
As the lead on the 'Get Airports Ready for Disaster' (GARD) program, a joint venture with Deutsche Post DHL Group, I've had the pleasure of attending airport trainings and seeing the progress made. Since 2005, with the financial support of the German government, GARD has trained staff at airports worldwide, reaching over 600 people across 30 airports in 15 countries.
The training has two main objectives:
- 1) bringing together all stakeholders who would be involved in humanitarian operations to identify possible bottlenecks at the airport that could hold up operations
- 2) working with the assembled team to determine practical recommendations for contingency planning.
It is great seeing this training in action, in particular how the groups work together to plan for a worst-case scenario. They draw up plans for every possible detail, whether it is to ensure they have enough aprons to land and park huge aircraft, equipment to transfer big pallets of goods from airplanes to trucks or holding areas, temporary coolers to store medicines and perishable food, or even the authority to commandeer the business lounge to set up an emergency center.
As the program celebrates 10 years, what stands out about GARD is how this unique initiative pulls together the strength of UNDP (the lead agency on DRR in developing countries) and Deutsche Post DHL Group (the experts on aviation and logistics) to achieve results. Seeing as disasters affect everyone, it's clear that public-private partnerships like GARD are essential to being fully prepared to save lives.
Climate change and disaster risk reduction Disaster risk reduction Crisis response Disaster risk management partnerships Private sector aid coordination and effectiveness Uthira Ravikumar


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Adult Studies
Rabbi's Classes
Rabbi Gotlieb's classes are usually offered in 8 to 10 week sessions several times during the year. Recent topics for evening classes have included "Jewish Literacy", Siddur Study, Bible, Contemporary Jewish Issues and "Rap with the Rabbi." An afternoon Mishnah study class is also available. The current classes offered are as follows:
Insights to the Bible
"Insights to the Bible"
Ongoing class currently studying Genesis.
Taught by Rabbi Michael Gotlieb.
At KM, Thursdays, 12:00pm – 1:00pm
E-mail the office for more info.
Introduction to Judaism
Kehillat Ma'arav offers the Santa Monica Cycle of the American Jewish University's (formerly University of Judaism) Miller Introduction to Judaism Program.
The Intro class is a stimulating and meaningful 18-week course geared toward Jews and non-Jews who simply want to learn more about Judaism. Many students take the classes with the intention of converting to Judaism, but it is not a requirement.
Classes meet in the KM sanctuary on Thursday evenings from 6:30pm to 10:00pm. KM members are welcome to attend.
Taught by Rabbi Michael Gotlieb at KM, Thursdays, 6:30pm – 10:00pm
For more information and to register, please call (310) 440-1273 or visit the website.
Cantor's Classes
Synagogue Services: Learn to Chant Torah Trope
E-mail the office to register.
Pre-requisite: Hebrew reading fluency.
Synagogue Services: Learn to Chant a Haftorah
E-mail the office to register.
Pre-requisite: Hebrew reading fluency.
Adult B'nai Mitzvah
Occasionally an adult who has missed the opportunity to be called to the Torah wants to participate as a Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
Kehillat Ma'arav encourages this bond with tradition and the cantor helps arrange the study and ceremony. See the B'nai Mitzvah page for more details.


text: To the Editor: On behalf of Vermont Skydiving Adventures, Inc., We would like to thank everyone who helped keep Vermont Skydiving Adventures, Inc. (VSA) running during this challenging time. For those who are not aware, on Sept. 24 at approximately 8:30 pm, the rigging trailer at VSA burned to the ground. In the trailer were numerous parachute systems, rigging tools, supplies and video equipment; and most unfortunately a number of personal parachutes stored at the skydiving center by friends. Various plane parts, including the keys to our Cessnas were also lost in the fire. Fortunately no one was hurt. Everyone had left the premises when the fire started and no one made it back to the fire in time to play "hero" and get injured... We especially want to thank both Orange and Mohawk Valley Skydiving Centers who brought us parachutes systems and video equipment only a few days after the fire so that we might finish out the season... This message would not be complete without thanking the West Addison Fire Department for their prompt response to the fire. They were at the scene within minutes. Had it been longer, we might have lost our aircraft as well. Please know that we are truly grateful to all of you. We feel very blessed to be a part of the community in Addison. Terri Mayer


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High Altar Zacatecas Cathedral by Claudio & Christian Gantous
Claudio & Christian Gantous Portrays The High Altar Zacatecas Cathedral High Altarpiece and Ceremonial Space
Claudio & Christian Gantous, the designer of the award winning project High Altar Zacatecas Cathedral by Claudio & Christian Gantous explicates, Gantous Arquitectos in collaboration with Mexican sculptor Javier Marín, were the winners of a competition hosted by the State of Zacatecas in 2008 for the design and construction of a high altarpiece for the Zacatecas Cathedral, as well as the complete overhaul of its presbytery. The brief was to create a project which would complement the Cathedral's magnificent 17th century Baroque façade, while balancing the austere neoclassical interiors. The resulting 10 meter wide by 16.7 meter high altarpiece is composed of geometric prisms rising from the highest platform of the ceremonial space. .
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Re ''Marrying a Moroccan Sound to the World's Music'' by Ben Sisario [Aug. 11]:
In Mr. Sisario's article about Hassan Hakmoun and the Gnawa music of Morocco, he quotes Prof. Philip Schuyler of the University of Washington: ''With people like Randy Weston and Pharoah Sanders, the Gnawa are just being used as a kind of base on which other musicians can do their thing.'' I am currently working with Mr. Weston on his memoirs, and I can assure readers that Mr. Weston's frequent interactions with the Gnawa are those of one who seeks not fusion but an interaction that honors the true spirit of Gnawa music.
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Endowing her yoga classes with the same individual attention as she did in her former years of teaching , Karen's personal commitment is to bring out the Beauty, Heart, and Spirit in every student. She makes yoga user-friendly—with her, playfulness, purity of heart, and a lightness and simplicity deeply rooted in her extensive study of Yoga as a Living Practice of Energy Movement through the Chakra System.
In addition to Karen's eternal quest of accessing yoga as an integrative Mind/Body/Spiritual Practice, through her formal training in Hatha and Raja Yoga with the Himalayan Institute; she is also trained in Thai Yoga Massage, Sound Healing, and Aromatherapy. She is a Polarity Practioner, a Reiki Master and an Interfaith Minister. These incorporated modalities have instilled Karen with the wisdom and grace to help her students reap the joys of living yoga on and off the mat.
Her classes are designed for students to define, refine, and align their postures--with freedom, wonderment, and a dedication to their personal growth and celebration of life.
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Global Satchel and Saddle Bags Market 2015-2019 is a new research report added by Sandlerresearch.org under the Consumer Goods category. Report has analyzed market volume on the basis of total number of units sold by organized and unorganized retailers.
Satchel and saddle bags are among the most desirable and popular fashion products for men and women. They are not only comfortable and convenient to carry but have become a fashion statement. Modern day handbags are also seen as a status symbol that signify power and wealth. Consequently, the demand for luxury and premium handbags is gaining popularity and is being considered as individualistic identity and fashion statement. These bags have become the most desirable fashion accessory after footwear and jewelry. Various handbag companies are adopting innovative strategies according to the changing consumer demography and preferences, such as rising demand for eco-friendly handbags. Also, the launch of designer bags exclusively for men is gaining attention.
The analysts forecast the global satchel and saddle bags market, in terms of revenue and volume, to grow at CAGRs of 4.50% and 3.83%, respectively, over the period 2014-2019.
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This report provides an overview of the global satchel and saddle bags market and an in-depth analysis of the usage of these products in the market. To calculate the market size, the report takes into account revenue generated from the sales of satchel and saddle bags by organized and unorganized retailers. The volume of sales is calculated on
the basis of total number of units sold by organized and unorganized retailers.
The scope of this report is limited only to saddle and satchel bags; it does not include products such as coin pouches, key pouches, and cellphone pouches, purses and wallets, shoulder bags, and totes. The report also presents the vendor landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the 13 major vendors in the market.
Market Driver
Increase in Consumer Income Level Worldwide
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Market Challenge
Increase in Competition from Local Brands and Availability of Counterfeit Products
Market Trend
Increased Use of Social Media by Retailers
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How did you celebrate your last birthday?
Sharing plastic cups and a bottle of Prosecco on the train to a city-break with your friends?
Requesting 50 Cent's 'In Da Club' on a night out just so your friends can rap to you the line 'We gon' party like it's your birthday' as you attempt a twerk on the dance floor?
Cradling the toilet seat after a few too many games of 'gin or water'?
Well, Beyoncé prefers to blow the candles out by releasing the long-awaited music video for the song 'Holy Up' from Lemonade – the gift that keep on giving.
The singer – who turned 35-years-old on Sunday – released the video to her fans on Youtube with the message, 'Guys thanks for supporting me. Open your surprise.'
In other words she was saying: 'Guys, it's my birthday and seeing as I've been slaying at life for 35 years, I'm going to give you a gift just to show you how Beyonce-awesome I am. You should all bow down in my greatness and shower me with confetti and loveable Tweets because…I'm Queen B'.
And that's exactly what her fans did (without the confetti bit):
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When using NetBackup for VMware to back up very large and/or very fragmented virtual machines (VMs) with BLIB (block level incremental backup) enabled, it is possible that not all of the data will get backed up. Although the backup and restore may appear to succeed and status code 0 is reported in the Activity Monitor, it may later be discovered that the VM will not boot, or that data files may be missing, inaccurate in size or empty after a restore.
A defect was discovered in a library included in the above versions of NetBackup for VMware.
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23/09/2015 at 14:40
so I took two first response tests that have very faint positive lines, but the clear blue digital said I was "not pregnant", so I'm confused if I'm pregnant or not? I heard a line is a line so maybe I don't have enough hcg for clear blue? I scheduled a blood test. What does this mean??
23/09/2015 at 16:19
I think the clear blue needs high levels of HCG to say "pregnant" whereas the first response are more sensitive and give you a positive earlier! Congrats :)
23/09/2015 at 16:36
Just came from the doctors and the urine test there was negative I'm so confused! So I did a blood test but I don't get the results till Monday. I just feel I'm pregnant and if I'm not why would I get two light positives. The dovote said I might be
23/09/2015 at 17:44
The same has happened to me Rlove, I did two test and got a faint positive and did a clear blue digital and it said not pregnant! Going to test again in the morning if AF doesn't arrive :)
23/09/2015 at 19:36
Just be mindful of evaporation lines hun. It may just be the photo but it doesn't look pink in colour and evaporation lines tend to be grey/white in colour. Hopefully it's just the pics and the blood test brings good news xx
23/09/2015 at 20:14
Hi! Can you see a faint line? Do you think this is could be a faint positive?
24/09/2015 at 02:38
This is weird, I just posted the same thing. I'm so confused.
24/09/2015 at 08:44
Apparently BrittneyBane the clear blue tests aren't as sensitive as some. I can definitely see a line on you tests though! Maybe wait a few days to test on the digital, that's what I'm going to do :)
24/09/2015 at 10:48
I tested with x2 first reponse last Thursday and got faint positives so I tested with a clear blue digital and got 'not pregnant' I carried on testing with cheapies as the days went on and was still getting faint positives so waited a few more days to do the clear blue again and yesterday I got my BFP with clear blue digital 😁 wait a few more days and test again as your hcg levels double every 2-3 days! X
24/09/2015 at 14:00
did a third test this morning got a mother very faint line and in the 3 mins I'm sute three faint positive tests can't be wrong ?
24/09/2015 at 14:29
Hi Rlove
Son't give up hope yet!
I got a very faint line on an Internet Cheapie (10miu) at 10dpo then Very Faint on FRER (6 - 10miu) at 11dpo and then 1-2wks on CB Digi (25 miu) at 15dpo.
Your HCG roughly doubles every 2 days, so if you were 6 HCG to get a positive FRER it may actually be 6 days later that you get a positive CB Digi: 6 12 24 48 - Only at the 48 HCG would you get a Positive CB Digi - I hope this makes sense! x
24/09/2015 at 14:37
So do you think I'm pregnant, I mean I have all the symptoms lol so then what's wrong with me
24/09/2015 at 14:41
Rlove I'm in the same boat.. I had a faint positive yesterday and there was 100% a pink line, even my OH could see it :) I did another digital test this morning and still says not pregnant. AF due today and still no sign so fingers crossed!!! x
24/09/2015 at 17:05
I couldn't wait. I took a different test than clear-blue and first response and got another faint line.
24/09/2015 at 22:27
Clear blue need 25mIu of hcg to get a positive result, first response need I think 15mIu? It tells you on either the box or instructions, but FR is more sensitive. If you test again in 2/3 days you may well get your positive! Good luck mumma 😊
24/09/2015 at 23:31
I have my tests and I tweaked them is it a positive or evap line?
25/09/2015 at 01:19
This is what I am going through too got 3 faint positives wet to the doctor got a negative on that urine test and then 5 days late on my period and today got it... I'm confused too I mean how could I get positives??? Could I still be pregnant even though I got my period today???
25/09/2015 at 01:24
Tested with a Dollar General brand and got a clearer image of two lines. Maybe you should then. :)
26/10/2015 at 15:25
I've had the same issue I don't remember when my last period was but pretty sure it was around the 09/14. I had a blood test done jt came back negative. I've don't two first response all with faint lines. And then did a clear blue this morning and it said not pregnant but I have had nausea, smells are bothering me. Breasts are tender no period and pain in my pelvic abdominal area. Had all tests done so its not a uti. Help please Feeling really frustrated.
27/10/2015 at 05:56
Remember with FR you can get a result up to 6 days before af. This would be too soon for a digital to pick up the hcg
Those tests definitely look positive so congrats and wait til end of week to Confirm with clearblue digital :) xx
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2014/2015 Season
For Upcoming Shows
2013/2014 Season
The Teleportation Project
Performed at the WORLD PEACE THEATRE in Kawasaki
The Teleportation Project was a fantastic piece of theatre that explored the personal, social, and philosophical consequences of a world-changing technology. The show was created in rehearsal by YTG and guest director from Holland Jochem van Rijsingen.
The 39 Complex
The 39 Complex was YTG's spring show in 2014. It was made up of three original one-act plays combined into one evening of theatre.
This was YTG's first crowd-funded show; we raised nearly half a million yen from backers all over the world in order to put it on. It will provide the template for future fundraising.
Two Gentlemen of Verona - Oct 4 & 5, 2013
"What fashion, Madam, shall I make your breeches?"
The University of Cambridge's Pembroke Players returned to Japan for the fifth time with their production of The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Featuring men in the women's roles and women in the men's roles, as well as live music, it made Shakespeare's text entertaining and accessible to people new to the bard and old Shakespearean hands alike.
2012/2013 Season
House Show II: Haunted - Aug 3 & 4, 2013
On August 3rd and 4th, 2013 YTG presented its second House Show.
The show was created and scripted by the Yokohama Theatre Summer Ensemble in rehearsal, based on scene ideas and improvisations created by members, working from the theme of "Haunted".
Unlike the first House Show, in which the ensemble used a living room as a makeshift theatre, the Summer Ensemble took on the challenge of using the house pretty much as-is. The architecture and layout of the house directly inspired not just the theme, but also each and every scene in the show.
The House Show - Oct 7 & 8, 2012
The House Show was YTG's first site-specific show. It was performed at a secret location (someone's actual living room!) near Shirokane-Takanawa station in Tokyo to very small audiences.
The show, directed by intern Thijs van Elten, mixed crime story with absurdism to create an intimate and intimidating piece of Theatre that never once forgot that there was an audience in the room.
Macbeth - Sept 21, 2012
"It will have blood; they say, blood will have blood."
The University of Cambridge's Pembroke Players returned to Japan for the fourth time with their production of Macbeth. Set in Edwardian Britain, in a country house haunted by the absence of a child, where rocking horses move unprovoked, the clocks forever tick, and spirits are ever present, the Macbeths are left questioning who and what they can trust as they sacrifice everything for power.
Showcase #3 - Sept 1, 2012
Like the previous showcase, all the material being shown was work-in-progress for our WALL OF SHAME: THE MUSICAL project and was presented in an open rehearsal format.
After the performance, the audience was asked for their thoughts and opinions on what they'd just seen. Afterwards, we ate some light snacks together and chatted more informally.
We intend to continue presenting showcases every two to six months in order to try out material in development.
2011/2012 Season
Showcase #2 - April 28, 2012
Yokohama Theatre is happy to announce our second showcase. We will once again be performing new material for a small audience in order to give you a chance to make an impact on our work.
Showcase #1 - Feb 4, 2012
On February 4th, 2012, the Yokohama Theatre Ensemble presented a short showcase of material they were been working on, including material intended for the WALL OF SHAME show later in the year. The material was presented as works-in-progress with no production budget whatsoever. The performance was followed by a discussion with the audience (about 30 minutes), after which light snacks were served and everyone talked informally.
Twelfth Night - September 19, 2011
The Pembroke Players returned to Yokohama for the third time, bringing an all new director, cast, and Shakespeare production!
2010/2011 Season
Tartuffe - December 3 - 12, 2010
Tartuffe was a new prose adaptation of the French classic. Each performance, however, contained 45 minutes of improvisation by the actors as they played characters stuck in a rural Japanese train station in 1941. Tartuffe was also the second coproduction between YTG and Tokyo International Players.
The bleakness of the situation of Japan in 1941 was used to contrast the light frivolity of Tartuffe itself while still delivering the play's original message on the idiocy of blind faith.
Much Ado About Nothing - Sep 30 & Oct 1, 2010
The Pembroke Players returned to Yokohama in September, 2010 for their second kick at the can. This time, the Yokohama venue was Nigiwai-za. The cast and crew put on a spectacular Much Ado About Nothing, and we were sad to see them pack up and go.
2009/2010 Season
39 - March & Summer 2010
39 represented many firsts for Yokohama Theatre. It was the first wholly original mainstage show in the company's 110 year history; it was the first show to tour overseas; it was the first show to have more than 20 performances; and it was the first show to emphasize a process-driven approach to making Theatre.
Using the principle of time dilation, 39 told the story of an astronaut who returned to an earth that had become totally alien to him.
The Tempest - September 20, 2009
The Tempest was the first Pembroke Players tour to grace the Yokohama Theatre stage.
Shakespeare's magical and strange last play – his poignant farewell to the stage – has love, tragedy, and comedy combined in equal measure, as the usurped Prospero draws his enemies to an enchanted island to exact his revenge.
Drawing intense focus from the theatrical nature of the play, the Pembroke Players' version of The Tempest was an intrusive production, bringing the audience right into the heart of the magical isle. What followed was explosive, irreverent, and deeply heartfelt; a production which released the lightness and dark of Shakespeare's text, revealing a story which was at once playful and hilarious, but also broodingly disturbing.
2008/2009 Season
William Shakespeare's R3
It's Shakespeare's text, but this was a Richard III like none before.
Instead of the usual moustachio-twirling villain, this Richard is human; he loves and he bleeds. The play examined why a man might do the terrible things that Richard does to get the crown, and asked the question: is it ever worth the cost?
The Beggar's Opera in Concert - August 28 - 30, 2009
The Beggar's Opera is a comic romp around the dingier corners of London, circa 1728.
The main character, Polly Peachum, is the daughter of a man who sells out fellow criminals to the law in order to collect the rewards. Her love interest, MacHeath, is a highwayman, whose weakness for women continually wreaks havok upon his life.
Our version of The Beggar's Opera was reconstructed by 60-year Tokyo resident Victor Searle (who sadly died in 2012), and was presented in an in-concert style as our summer 2009 fundraiser.
2007/2008 Season
The Last Christmas - January 20, 2008
The Last Christmas was the first show of the 2007/2008 season. It was also Yokohama Theatre's first full co-production with a Tokyo company.
Ring Round the Moon - June 7 & 8, 2008
Ring Round the Moon is a comedy written by French playwright Jean Anouilh and adapted into an English version by Christopher Fry. The action of the play takes place during the "Belle Epoque" in France, the peaceful era just before the first World War. Madame Desmortes, a wealthy matriarch, has invited various family members and acquaintances up to her chateau for a ball... but her nephew Hugo has other plans-- plans which will throw the entire evening into chaos.
The Yokohama Theatre version was framed by the story of a struggling amateur Theatre company trying to put on the play with few resources and a series of disasters.
2006/2007 Season
This Is Shakespeare!? - May 11 - 13, 2007
The show, chronicling in vignette form badly re-written Shakespearean plays through the ages, was YTG's only production in its 2006 – 2007 season.
Older Shows
Ancient History
We are slowly planning on building up a repository of older shows from Yokohama Theatre's days as a club. If you have any photos (particularly any dating from before the 1980s), please use our ::CONTACT FORM:: and let us know! We'd love to have scans of them.


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Thursday, November 6, 2008
We Finally Finshed Our Guest Bathroom!
So, after 8 months of living in our house, we finally got around to finishing our guest bathroom upstairs. I am sooo happy with the results. It makes me feel like I have a grown up bathroom:-) Here are the pics:
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"Super Mario Bros meets Brian Eno"
Cantaloupe are a synth-guitar/bass-drums trio from Nottingham, UK. Drawing influences from afro-pop to krautrock to the avant garde, Cantaloupe make lush and infectious instrumental pop music.
Before forming Cantaloupe the band spent the twelve years as three-fifths of Souvaris - whose reputation as one of the UK's most inventive and versatile instrumental acts has been built firmly on the back of three albums, several singles and hundreds of gigs across the UK and Europe. Cantaloupe was formed in January 2011, harnessing all of the most colourful, rhythmic and downright fun elements of their former band, and bundling them up in a glittering gift of alt. pop.
Cantaloupe's music is influenced by all sorts of innovators and exciters: Kraftwerk, Harmonia and Cluster; Giorgio Moroder, Patrick Cowley, Chicago House and Daft Punk; Tortoise, HiM and Stereolab.
We tried to get them to play in a library, but they weren't available. We managed instead to get them to play for us in a 70s shopping arcade on a Saturday afternoon in December. It was during that 12 minute gig (shut down early by an angry shopkeeper) that we realised how much we love them. Cantaloupe are thoroughly charming men who play stylish, buoyant, effervescent pop music. We were over the moon when they agreed to join the Hello Thor roster.
Cantaloupe's debut, the exuberant 4 track Teapot EP, was released in June 2012 and received support from 6Music's Gideon Coe and Radio 1's Huw Stephens. Since then Cantaloupe have picked up more fans and played alongside the likes of Acid Mothers Temple, Damo Suzuki, Galaxians, RM Hubbert & Papier Tigre.
Cantaloupe released their second single Splish / Wet Dog on limited edition 12" vinyl and digital download on 17th June 2013. The single comes complete with a shimmering, euphoric remix of Splish by Friendly Fires/Chris Clark collaborator and creator of delicious leftfield electronic pop music, Wax Stag.
Cantaloupe is:
Aaron Matthew Doyle - Drums
John Christopher Simson - Synths
David James Stockwell - Guitar/Bass
"a pulsing electro-Krautrock workout where the keyboard sounds might as well have come beamed direct from Tomorrow's World in 1982" Sweeping the Nation
"disco-affected art rock and afro pop...utterly danceable, bizarrely inspirational and sickeningly infectious" Pocket Jury
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Hi All,
I have tried searching all over the web for this logic. Got many but half of them did not match what i was looking for and half were malfunctioning.
I want to calculate business working hours between 2 datetime, where in I should be able to set the working hours as well as weekends and holidays should not be calculated.
Please help me guys... It will be a great help...
I am using following code for Robert's Posted Code (Url:http://forums.asp.net/t/1142378.aspx) But this is for only calculate weekends saturday and sunday can any one tell me how I get Number of days between given two dates Monday to Friday.
private const int MONDAY = 1;
private const int TUESDAY = 2;
private const int WEDNESDAY = 3;
private const int THURSDAY = 4;
private const int FRIDAY = 5;
private const int SATURDAY = 6;
private const int SUNDAY = 7;
/// <summary>
/// Observe that the method calculates by including the start day, but excludes the end day
/// </summary>
/// <param name="startDate"></param>
/// <param name="endDate"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private void GetWeekendDaysBetween(DateTime startDate, DateTime endDate,out int saturdays,out int sundays)
saturdays = -1;
sundays = -1;
if (endDate < startDate)
TimeSpan timeBetween = endDate.Subtract(startDate);
int weekendsBetween = timeBetween.Days / 7;
sundays =
I am using the below query to get difference beiween two dates in hours and minutes.Minutes part look ok but the hours is incorrect.
select datediff(minute,LastDate,getdate()) as "Minutes", datediff(hour,LastDate,getdate()) as "Hours"from emp.
Note: Using SQL Server 2005
How would you calculate the hours?Example:05:00 15:00 = 10 hours07:00 12:00 = 5 hours12:15 to 14:30 = 2 hours 15 minutes.
hi all,
i need to know if, given a birth date, a person has more than x years. Thats mean, the client must entry a date in a textbox and i need to know if the persona has more than 18 years.
Thx in advance
I'm trying to calculate the yrs, months, days, hours, mins, seconds between two dates with sql server or c# (ive just used sql more).
I have some code below that I started, but I get some negative values for months, values over 31 for months, and there very well could be more issues. Honestly my math is not the greatest and Im just not sure how to fix it. I want the user to be able to enter their birthday and for it to calculate the yrs, months, days, hours, mins, and seconds they have been alive.
Any help would be great
SELECT DATEDIFF(YEAR,'10/16/1995',GETDATE()) AS Years,
((DATEDIFF(MONTH,'10/16/1995',GETDATE()))-(DATEDIFF(YEAR,'10/16/1995',GETDATE())*12)) AS 'Months',
(DATEDIFF(DAY,'10/16/1995',GETDATE()))-(DATEDIFF(MONTH,'10/16/1995',GETDATE())*30) AS 'Days',
(DATEDIFF(HOUR,'10/16/1995',GETDATE()))-(DATEDIFF(DAY,'10/16/1995',GETDATE())*24) AS 'Hours',
(DATEDIFF(MINUTE,'10/16/1995',GETDATE()))-(DATEDIFF(HOUR,'10/16/1995',GETDATE())*60) AS 'Minutes',
(DATEDIFF(SECOND,'10/16/1995',GETDATE()))-(DATEDIFF(MINUTE,'10/16/1995',GETDATE())*60) AS 'Seconds'
I have a calculated column in a list called Days Open. This column contains the number of days between today (Sysdate) and another column called the Effective Date. Therefore, if Sysdate is 11/16/2010 and the Effective Date is 10/14/2010,
how do I calculate the number of days between the two dates?
I tried using this formula: =TEXT(Sysdate-[Effective Date],"h")
and then I tried =INT(Sysdate-Effective Date) & TEXT(Sysdate-Effective Date, ":hh:mm")
Neither formula worked. I hope it is something real simple that I am missing here. Any help you can provide will be highly appreciated!
I am trying to calculate the number of hours between 2 date/time fields in a list form.
If I do this on a list view level with a calculated column, the column is not available for column summaries. Therefor I intend to use a regular number column and calculate the hours in an InfoPath form. Obviously the formula for calculated fields in list
columns will not work in InfoPath.
Addition: I tried DateField1-DateField2, but the result is NaN...
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