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What is Eden Energy Medicine?
Donna Eden's training involves working the 9 energy systems in the body. It can be hard to understand something that you cannot see, but it is an amazing science that heals the body! Below are a few of the systems that you may hear me refer to.
Meridians: Meridians are pathways in the body that carry energy to the organs. For instance, the Kidney meridian carries energy to the kidneys. The acupuncturist works the meridians. One way I work the meridians is by holding certain acupuncture points to balance them.
Chakras: The 7 chakras (root, womb, stomach, heart, throat, pineal, and crown) hold all of your experiences…like thoughts, smells, motions. They tell your story. It is best to clean them regularly to remove negativity.
Radiant Circuits: This energy system brings joy to the body. An example of activating the radiant circuits is by laughing! Or scratching your back. There are actual pathways you can trace to help with certain conditions like depression, hormonal imbalances, and connecting with others to name a few. These are on my website under videos, if you would like to learn to trace them.
Aura: Your aura is the energetic field that surrounds you. An easy way to work it is to figure 8 yourself; this also strengthens every organ in your body. An example of working your aura is by looking at my video under the Daily Energy routine and doing the Celtic Weave. Doing the figure 8s works too!
Electrics: The electrics is an energy system that helps with shock, heart issues, and shaking to name a few.
Grid: The grid is the 9th energy system and what Donna Eden is recognized for discovering. The Grid is like the foundation of your house. We often have a crack(s) in our grid, which can be repaired. The grid usually breaks when something traumatic has happened in your life. In order to repair the grid, you need to work the other systems first. Depending on the person and their state of health, it can take anywhere from 7-10 energy sessions and then I can repair it. It is a wonderful experience that differs for each person. One person who had a tendency towards depression said she never goes there anymore. Another person said that her sense of joy came back.
The Daily Energy Routine: This routine is very powerful and covers a wide variety of issues that can prevent problems. I always do the 3 thumps, the hookup and zip up. So try to start integrating those into your daily life and watch your body heal! You can follow my video for the daily routine on my website at www.energytherapyforyou.com or google evagourley.com.
Vortices: A vortex can appear in a number of places on the body (over eyes, ears, breasts, belly button, etc.). It is a swirl of energy that can spin inward, outward or in both directions. This generally happens when there is too much energy in the body, often from an emotional issue. Vortices are thematic in nature, so you want to learn the message behind the vortex to help it stay away.
Seed celling: Seed celling is a protocol that rewires the body for something that constantly comes out of balance. For instance, you could spoon your feet to ground yourself and then 30 mins later you would feel ungrounded. So seed celling staying grounded would help this to stop happening. I check everything for seed celling, including emotions. For instance, if you have trouble speaking in public, this technique
can help you. Anything can be seed celled!
Muscle testing: This is a science called Applied Kinesiology. I use the O-ring test to gather information. For instance, when testing you to vials, I am looking for a positive or negative response. If it is negative, that means you have a sensitivity to the vial.
Eva's Sensitivity removal: This is a technique that taps down the 3 pathways on the back and then rubs on several acupuncture points while you are holding the sensitivities. After that you put your hands in the wells of the machine until the bell rings 2 times. At that point the 25 hour process begins as the sensitivities travel through the 12 meridians clearing the negative response. It takes 2 hours to go through each
meridian (2 x 12 is 24 and sometimes the process doesn't start for an hour, hence the 25 hours), which may cause a positive or negative response. Either response is normal, so just have patience as your body adjusts. Listen to your body and rest and drink plenty of water. Sometimes it takes a few days to recover because now your body can absorb what it was previously rejecting. Unless the sensitivities are emotional, this can last the rest of your life. It is an energy treatment, so if you get a concussion or a major trauma occurs, it could need to be redone.


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Blackjack: The Magical Morgan Horse
Blackjack: The Magical Morgan Horse
For every child who has dreamed of having a horse of their own...dreams do come true!
Holly loves horses and dreams about owning one. Every day she draws pictures of horses, and every night she dreams of Blackjack, a very special Morgan Horse. One night, when a falling star passes over her house, some of its magical stardust falls from the sky and right onto a drawing of Blackjack. Suddenly the picture starts to move...will Holly's dream really come true?
Written by IRA award-winning author Ellen Feld and beautifully illustrated by equine artist Jeanne Newton Schoborg, this book will make every child who ever dreamed of owning a horse believe their dreams can come true.
32 pages
9" tall x 10.5" wide
First grade reading level, "read-together" for younger horse lovers
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This whimsical book is perfect for homeschool, library, home, or a school setting. This would be a wonderful book to read aloud to younger children as well. My daughter who is 10 years old enjoyed reading the book...The illustrations are amazing and really add to the story. Most little girls and boys too, love horses and will find this book exciting. At the end of the book is a section entitled, Did You Know, which gives interesting facts about Morgan horses. My 12-year-old daughter said, "What little girl doesn't wish to wake up and have a horse standing by her bedside! And better yet. What little girl doesn't wish for a horse for her birthday again and again, year after year. Getting a horse of your very own is like a dream come true." I would definitely recommend this book to others. - The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
This was a magical story about a horse named Blackjack and a girl named Holly…this book was super exciting and kept me interested. This was a great book…so I think you should go ahead and read this book… - KidsBookBuzz (reviewed by 9 year old)

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It's rainy and chilly on the west coast of Canada this week. The world is righting itself as concerns of drought are being put to rest by Mother Nature herself. The reservoirs are refilled by her rains. Yet the talk around the water cooler is not of rejuvenation and restoration but of loss. The mourning of summer's moving on, has begun. Here in Vancouver we have a funny relationship with fall. We adore the crisp air and the brilliant fiery colors in the leaves but we fear the inevitable melancholy that comes with overcast skies. It is a nod to the challenge we as a race face with impermanence. It is not always easy to let go of what is.
The only certainty in life is change. One of the hardest truths. I know I just want to settle into a state of being or a station in life for a decade or two. However, this impermanence we face is also a blessing. It means our pain cannot continue uninterrupted. We will shift and change with time, as will our perceptions of that pain. We can practice what the Buddhists call "beginners mind". We can awake with fresh eyes each morning and greet each day as a brand new experience...because it is. When we treat life with curiosity, we open ourselves up to experience ourselves without our limited beliefs and ideas of who we are.
Surprising things can happen.
At age five or fifty we can still be charmingly startled by self.
What a wonderful thing.
I am thinking of all you #Royals this weekend. You are being send a wealth of support and love.
Know that you are cared for and that you belong.
And of course, never forget your birthright, for you are nobly born.


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Lavengrass? Just like the essential oils in this soap it is a combination of Lavender and Lemongrass.
This delightful pink soap has both Lavender and Lemongrass essential oils. Pink Kaolin Clay gives this soap its vibrant color. Ground pumice stone is the finishing touch to this soap giving it a scrubbing quality.
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Shea Butter-From the nut of the Shea Tree this ingredient is a great addition to any bar. The ingredient is known for its ability to help with a number of skin conditions. Further the use of this ingredient promotes responsible economic development in West Africa. Higher utilization of Shea Butter increases the price of the commodity and prevents the trees from being cut down and burnt for firewood and charcoal.
Sunflower Oil - Conditioning in soap it adds a silky feeling to the soap. Sunflower oil contains Vitamin E which helps preserve the bar of soap naturally.
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Jet Aviation's Peter Edwards sees growth and stability ahead.
Outside the halls of the Orange County Convention Center the world's banking- finance and stock market institutions provide the force behind an economic maelstrom that threatens to degenerate into a depression with global implications. Inside the hall- the impact of the maelstrom outside- many predict- will be relatively light and comparatively moderate in impact.
Stability Through Strength
Jet Aviation's Peter Edwards sees growth and stability ahead.
Outside the halls of the Orange County Convention Center the world's banking- finance and stock market institutions provide the force behind an economic maelstrom that threatens to degenerate into a depression with global implications. Inside the hall- the impact of the maelstrom outside- many predict- will be relatively light and comparatively moderate in impact.
Among the 30-000-plus attending the 61st National Business Aviation Association Convention- the economic storm seemed to contribute to an atmosphere much muted compared to the prior three or four years. But confidence in the resiliency of the business aviation community remains strong overall- and nowhere more so than around the exhibit stand of Jet Aviation and its U.S. completions and maintenance wing- Midcoast Aviation.
Further- no person seems to exude that calm more naturally and sincerely than the CEO of Jet Aviation- business aviation veteran Peter G. Edwards. He concedes that times are challenging. Like many others- he notes the drop in business aviation flight hours and a decline in some related business lines. But he expresses confidence in his company's diversity and balance- and noted that in Jet Aviation's dominant business lines- the outlook remains strong stretching out several years.
"We have good balance across our lines-" he told World Aircraft Sales Magazine- noting that in Jet Aviation's strongest businesses- "There's really no softening effect." Overall- Edwards sees a resiliency in business aviation that seems reflective of the past turmoil the industry has survived.
Grounded by his Background
Edwards benefits from nearly three decades in the field- with long- successful stints at major players like Bombardier- Gulfstream and AiResearch. He received his current appointment in May 2007- and he came to a company in a state of flux after the family of founder Carl W. Hirschmann sold Jet Aviation to the Permira Funds in October 2005.
Jet Aviation boasts facilities in every continent- with close to 6-000 people working to service- complete- manage and operate business aircraft. The company's completion business tends toward the large- and ultra-large end of the fleet- and its management and charter services provide service around the world with more than 200 aircraft on tap.
During his tenure- Jet Aviation has made ground-breaking advances in Russia and China- embarked on expansion efforts in the Middle East and South America- and continued to grow its businesses in Europe – its largest market – and in North America.
Earlier this year- Gulfstream's parent General Dynamics penned a deal to acquire Jet Aviation and its subsidiaries in a transaction worth about $2.25 billion. While the final aspects of the Jet Aviation transaction are expected to close before year's end- and with the economic turmoil of the past months casting uncertainty on so many aspects of business- Edwards' message was one of calm and stability. Continued growth and stability- he told World Aircraft Sales Magazine- should be one of the benefits employees and clients alike enjoy from Jet Aviation's relationship with its new parent.
"We look forward to our role as part of General Dynamics' aerospace portfolio-" Edwards explained.
Going Forward With Strength
So far- Edwards noted- the biggest impact on business from the economic downturn has been felt in hours flown and charter flights booked. Most sources peg the decline in business flying at about 20 percent.
Edwards acknowledged that Jet Aviation's FBO business has seen the drop in fuel sold and maintenance work needed. "Our charter business is also down a little-" Edwards noted- "but it's just part of our overall mix." In other areas- Jet Aviation continues to grow with its long-term expansion plans untouched and continuing with vigor.
Indeed Jet Aviation signaled how proactive it will be going forward in some of its NBAA news – an agreement to expand further into Russia- continued growth in China- and new completions work- among its most significant lines of work.
In the evolving Russian market before NBAA opened- Jet Aviation signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Russia's Vnukovo Invest to form a joint venture with the firm- co-owner of Vnukovo International Airport in Moscow. And already- Jet Aviation offers factory-authorized service for Bombardier and Gulfstream customers. "We're the only third-party provider that has succeeded in setting up meaningful technical support for business aircraft in Moscow. We're turning wrenches now and are pursuing a significant expansion."
The new partner Vnukovo Invest is already engaged in construction of a new- larger 32-827-square-foot maintenance hangar to be utilized by Jet Aviation at Vnukovo to complement the 10-000-square-foot facility now in use.
Meanwhile in Beijing- Jet Aviation began offering limited FBO service just ahead of the recent Olympics and the company is proceeding with construction of permanent facilities in what it doubtless wants to be but the first of its facilities for China's growing aviation market. "We need to finish out our initial development work in Beijing-" Edwards explained. "We opened just ahead of the Olympics and we're working to complete our facilities there." He expects completion for the Beijing facility in the Spring of 2009.
Completions Remain a Strong Suit
Meantime- Jet Aviation enjoys a first-class reputation for its completions work- with projects stacked up and growing – a prospect that remains good long-term- Edwards noted. "Completions work doesn't seem affected at all-" Edwards said- reflecting on Jet Aviation's strong backlog. "So there's really no visible softening effect at this point."
Underpinning Edwards' comments was the announcement at NBAA that Jet Aviation had signed a Letter of Intent to outfit the first two VIP versions of the Airbus A350-900 XWB Prestige for customers in Asia. These projects are slotted for the 2014-2015 period- and represent a continuing nod of confidence in Jet Aviation's abilities in planning- executing and delivering on massive wide-body projects.
The same goes for the company's aircraft management line- with the managed fleet continuing to grow. Forecasts for the continued growth of the worldwide business aircraft fleet portend well for Jet Aviation. That means- Edwards observed- more business opportunities for everything from maintenance- to charter- to completions work.
And with a long-respected ability to plan ahead and execute according to plan- Jet Aviation does not seem to be even a minor candidate for a damaging slip as it manages in an uncertain economic environment.
Asia- Middle East- Everywhere is Growing
If business aviation is growing- it seems like Jet Aviation either is there- or has plans to go there to grow with the fleet. Edwards noted- "The Middle East is particularly active and should continue to be strong." In keeping- Jet Aviation boasts facilities in Dubai- in the United Arab Emirates- as well as in Jeddah and Riyadh- in Saudi Arabia.
"I believe the Asia market will continue to be vibrant and should avoid the harsher aspects of the prior Asian cycle-" Edwards added. In addition to its fledgling presence in Beijing- Jet Aviation is well-established in Singapore- a significant crossroads for business in the Pacific Rim.
And we can't forget the continued expansion of Jet Aviation in North America- where subsidiaries Midcoast Aviation and Savannah Air Center also continue to grow and expand. In late September- Midcoast celebrated the opening of a new 146-000-square-foot narrow-body hangar – its largest ever – at its headquarters base on St. Louis Downtown Airport. And earlier in the year- Savannah Air Center completed work to double its capacity for large business jets.
Across its network- Edwards noted- Jet Aviation's MRO business continues to drive the need for additional maintenance space. "India and Latin America are also areas we want to tap- but right now- our plate is rather full."
GD Closing Near
"We have not yet closed the sale (to General Dynamics)-" Edwards noted. "We're still in the midst of the regulatory review." The review is tracking according to expectations and confidence is high that the deal will soon be cleared. "We still expect closing well before the end of the year.
"At that point- we start a new chapter for Jet Aviation and our employees are pretty excited-" Edwards added. "This transaction resolves the question of 'what's next' that we've had with us for the past couple of years."
The acquisition by General Dynamics is- Edwards said- a great fit for Jet Aviation. "I think we can add a bit (to GD's business-base) and we can gain a lot. We're happy to be in the great position we're in."
Given the swirls of uncertainty other aspects of aviation suffer these days- Jet Aviation appears poised to ride out the turbulence in fine form. With the calm- knowledgeable direction of Edwards and his staff on tap- and a promise of continued independence for the company from its new owner- Jet Aviation appears ready to come out of the storm stronger than when the storm struck.
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Bundle - Baby Hunger & Surviving Infertility Bible Study (paperback)
You can own Baby Hunger—the book that launched Sarah's Laughter—and Surviving Infertility—Beth's popular Bible Study—together for a special price.
Baby Hunger - Biblical Encouragement for Those Struggling with Infertility (paperback)
Baby Hunger is the book that launched Sarah's Laughter. It is an invaluable tool for those struggling with infertility and for loved ones touched by their pain.
Surviving Infertility - What the Bible Says about Your Baby Hunger (large format paperback)
A compassionate guide through the tangle of emotions and struggles faced by the infertile couple. Using Scripture as a standard, infertile couples can overcome jealousy of other women's pregnancies, build faith during times of waiting, and find peace in the face of overpowering anxiety. You will gain new strength from a true study of God's Word, which will shepherd you through the monthly, weekly, daily and hourly struggle with infertility. If you are consumed with baby hunger, it's time to hunger for God and what the Bible says about your struggle. Complete with Leader's Guides and "A Little Lagniappe" (extras for those who want to dive deeper into God's Word), Surviving Infertility is perfect for individual study, couples study or Infertility Support Groups.
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Date Night at Bar 32
Spent my Saturday night courtesy of Bar 32 at the Hilton Cleveland.
We are one week into February and I can say with full confidence that I am over winter. The lack of energy to get dressed up and head out to the town is absolutely TOO REAL. The only time I can make an exception is for a solid drink on a roof top bar. Sharing my date night outfit at Bar 32 with you all, hope you enjoy!
I am all about red this season. Coincidentally it is close to Valentine's Day, but I foresee myself using this pop of color all the way through spring. Since I typically stick to my neutrals when it comes to apparel I have been having so much fun playing with the vibrant color.
I picked up this ruffled chiffon tank and paired it with my leather BCBG trousers. I added printed Tory Burch heel that has been sitting in my closet and not been able to style. I love the thick block heel trend I am seeing everywhere, so I thought the wooden heel on this pump was a fun way to play up my simple look. I finished off the ensemble with a black mini cross-body from Forever 21. This bag was $24 and I find myself going for it over my designer bag almost every time. It is the perfect size and shape for an evening bag and has quickly become my go to.
leather trouser: BCBG - printed heel: Tory Burch - tank: H&M - bag: Forever21
If you are looking for an amazing view over cocktails there is nothing like Bar 32. Located on the top floor of the Hilton hotel these floor to ceiling windows and prompt service will make for a perfect date night. It has quickly become one of my favorite spots in the city.


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Vita sales took a sharp downturn last week by 1,800 sales down to 3,644 as some games actually pop up in the Media Create chart. The numbers are kind of what I was expecting, still the previous weeks' higher sales were a welcome shot in the arm.
On the games front, Attack on Titan 2 makes a fairly scattershot entry, but still doing decent numbers on the Vita, selling:
No. 3 PS4 - 28,480
No. 4 Switch - 22, 941
No. 8 Vita - 15, 261
Also out across several formats, Winning Post 8 sold:
No. 11 PS4 - 8,459
No. 17 Vita - 3,837
No. 18 Switch - 3,745
Full data here, last week's figures here. Over in Famitsu-land, the latest review scores are out with SRWX topping the list ahead of a bunch of visual novels.
Super Robot Wars X 33/40
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Anthem of the Nations
August 18, 2010
In July 2010, a group of musicians who had been gathered to the Bethel School of Supernatural Worship, were inspired to worship in their native tongue. Jerome Evans invited them to his studio and over some very long days and nights captured the worship experience. The lyrics and translation are at the end of the video.


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Carve your pumpkin this year during our farm family festival with Stanley's lead artist Juniper Teffeteller! We will have pumpkins and gourds on hand for purchase, along with the supplies you will need to cut them.
If you have your own favorite cutting implements, of course you may bring them along! If you have questions about this workshop, just give us a call at 865-573-9591.


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With a 2-2 split against the rival Baltimore Orioles, the Red Sox displayed every theme from the season so far. We saw impressive pitching from unlikely sources, catastrophic pitching from seasoned veterans, and insane hitting on both ends. While much of the series was disappointing and frustrating to watch, Mookie Betts and Steven Wright stood out with star performances-hopefully keeping both on track for All Star selections. Continue reading
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In this 2-hour workshop we will focus in particular on the upper back, chest and neck, arms and shoulders. While we marinate in long yin postures we will explore how we can practise mindfulness or link in an already-established meditation or mindfulness practice.
It was Carl Jung who said "what you resist persists", and many others since have offered their own take on this. I've always believed yin provides a wonderful opportunity to put Jung's theory to the test; There are many times in this life when we are confronted with challenges in some shape or form, but our ability to grow from these challenges is dependent on our ability to accept them and to allow them be part of our experience.
Many of us hold a great deal of tension around the upper back and in between the shoulder blades, so this workshop will make those target areas a priority.
This workshop is suitable for everyone, and beginners to yoga are most welcome.
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Thursday, February 6, 2014
Sounds like this Friday thing is YOUR problem.
I expect treats on my plate and on time!
- Thank you Tara!
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Oh dear - it IS Friday. I had lost track. ... Massive treats coming right up. (Whew.)ReplyDelete
She certainly does expect timely prompt noms!ReplyDelete
She is indicating with her ear how many minutes we have to bring her a top-quality bunny meal!
Woe betide any hoomin that fails to bring it in that time!
She does look quite indignant that we are standing in front of her gawping when we should be scuttling!
"Why am I still seeing you, but no food, HOOMIN?!"
Auntie Jane, I did receive your "message" this afternoon. I must admit, when you mentioned some message you'd tried to send me here, day or two ago, I didn't have the faintest idea what you were on about, so I couldn't comment on it!ReplyDelete
But Speedy conveyed a nice Bunny Smooch to me today! And I love Bunny Smooches! So thank-you! :-)Replies
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You can find Tallulah Rabbit's Facebook page HERE -->> https://www.facebook.com/binky.flop.thumpReplyDelete
My nap, my nap! I kept dreaming T was saying, "Yes, that sounds like a PERSONAL problem to me." It was terrible, terrible. By the way, when bunnies say "personal" it never refers to them. It is always a "person=hoomin" whatever.ReplyDelete
What an imposing bunn! When Tallulah's other ear goes down, it clearly will be all over for hoomins. Make it snappeh if you want to see the weekend.ReplyDelete
OMG its a female Thumper!My last bun Thumper was a black and white dutchie,and my god was he bossy and grouchie,we had better snap to it or we will be for it with Tallulah if my experience with Thumper is anything to go by!ReplyDelete


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In a published opinion on July 12, the Pennsylvania Superior Court—an intermediate appellate court—adhered to the express terms of an oil and gas lease, and affirmed the trial court's decision rejecting the landowners' attempts at terminating the lease due to the operator's failure to develop the Marcellus Shale formation. In formulating its decision in Caldwell v. Kriebel Res. Co.,1 the Superior Court demonstrated strong judicial adherence to the specific agreements of the parties contained in the lease, and the Superior Court refused to read into the lease a new implied duty to develop the various economically exploitable strata where gas was being produced in accordance with the lease from shallow wells drilled on the leased premises.
The Implied Covenant to Develop
The implied covenant to develop requires oil and gas lessees in Pennsylvania to operate their leaseholds "in a proper manner and with reasonable diligence."2 This covenant, like the implied covenant to market and the implied covenant to protect against drainage, informs the standard of care that lessees must exercise, absent terms to the contrary in their leases. A lessee's failure to comply with the implied covenant to develop may warrant a determination that it has partially or completely surrendered its leasehold.3
The Caldwell Decision
In Caldwell, the lessors (or "the Caldwells") of a mineral estate brought suit seeking a declaratory judgment to terminate the oil and gas lease, contending, among other things, that the defendants failed to produce gas in paying quantities or develop the Marcellus Shale formation. It was undisputed that the defendants had drilled on the shallow wells and that gas was being produced and royalties were being paid from those shallow formations. Specifically, the Caldwells argued that the defendants' limited production from the shallow formations and their failure to tap the gas trapped in the Marcellus Shale formation constituted a breach of the implied covenant to develop. The defendants filed the Pennsylvania state court equivalent of a motion to dismiss, and subsequently, the Clearfield County Court of Common Pleas dismissed the Caldwells' amended complaint for failure to state a claim.
On appeal, the Superior Court declined to accept the Caldwells' argument that the implied covenant to develop "attaches to each economically exploitable strata of natural gas of the lessee." To do so, as argued by one of the defendants, would read a substantial new implied duty to develop different strata into every oil and gas lease in Pennsylvania. The Superior Court adhered to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's decision in Jacobs v. CNG Transmission Corp.,4 recognizing that the implied covenant to develop applies when the lessor's only source of compensation is royalty, but that the covenant may nonetheless be precluded by the language of the specific lease. Such language expressly rejecting all implied covenants appeared in the Caldwell lease. Additionally, the lease in question guaranteed that the lessors would receive delay rentals in the event that no gas were produced. It was not disputed by the parties that the defendants were in fact producing gas pursuant to the lease, and the Superior Court held that oil and gas lessees in Pennsylvania are not required "to drill additional wells to different depths to completely develop the entire property."
The Superior Court also declined to remand the case to allow the Caldwells to pursue the theory that there "is an implied duty to develop in paying quantities" or to present evidence of defendants' bad faith. The Superior Court emphasized that the lease at issue did not contain the term "paying quantities." The Superior Court also found, in any event, that, in accordance with the definition of "paying quantities" set forth in T.W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co. v. Jedlicka5—that the well consistently pays a profit over operating expenses—defendants did in fact "produce a paying quantity, albeit not to the extent [the lessors] desire." Finally, the Superior Court noted that it was not convinced "that the legal theory set forth in Jedlicka [requiring the operator's good faith judgment in maintaining operation of the well] should be expanded "to include a good faith standard for all aspects of the [gas] industry that affect production of lessors' natural gas." As a result, the Superior Court affirmed dismissal of the lessors' claims.
Where Does the Implied Covenant to Develop Stand in Pennsylvania?
As Caldwell demonstrates, the implied covenant to develop continues to apply in Pennsylvania oil and gas leases when compensation to the lessor is based solely upon royalties. However, Pennsylvania courts will not read the implied covenant to develop into an oil and gas lease when that lease contains express contractual language disclaiming implied covenants. Further, by refusing to impose an implied covenant to develop all economically exploitable strata, the Caldwell decision evidences a judicial preference to stay within the confines of the lease itself and established Pennsylvania case law standards in analyzing whether contractual obligations relating to "production" or "production in paying quantities" are being fulfilled under an oil and gas lease.
As with all matters relating to the leasing of oil and gas interests, stakeholders should consult experienced oil and gas attorneys to answer any questions that they may have with regard to implied covenants in oil and gas leases.
1 2013 PA Super. 188 (July 12, 2013).
2 Jacobs v. CNG Transmission Corp., 332 F. Supp. 2d 759, 779 (W.D. Pa. 2004).
3 Id. at 796; Kleppner v. Lemon, 35 A. 109, 110 (Pa. 1896) (mandating that a lessee drill an additional well within a period of 20 days or lose those portions of the leasehold not currently being produced by an existing well).
4 772 A.2d 445 (Pa. 2001).
5 42 A.3d 261 (Pa. 2012).
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Yes, that's the slim volume he wrote before the Harmonic Mechanisms. The rhythm guitarist with Chic says he worked a lot with that book. It has wider applications than jazz.
Okay, I'm halfway through Harmonic minor scales. And while practicing I notice that I don't actually memorize the function of the triad (Dm, C dim, Aaug etc), however it's writter above the triad, so I think it's there for some reason. Should a student memorize the names of these functions a well? I also noticed that it's easy to deduce the function from the top note - it the top note is D then it's D triad.
I think you should memorise everything - positions, fingering, notes, function. I said above, for the major keys I find it helpful to remember:
But knowing which is the vi chord, or the ii chord, etc, is also important.
Hey guys,
I've come back from 2-weeks holiday, where I didn't have a guitar to practice. But I didn't waste my time there. I did a lot of vizualiation stuff. When I was relaxing I vizualized the fingerboard and "played" the triads up and down the neck. While I played the triad I also named the notes, the triad and the step, like this: (in C major scale) f,a,d - d minor - 2nd step, g,b,e - e minor - 3rd step etc.
It helped me not forget what I practiced at home, and also helped memorize things like names of triads and steps. By the way, in his interview George said that he vizualized a lot.
Now I'm back and ready to continue my study of Harmonic Mechanisms.
Let us know if the visualization stuff worked."Ahhh - those Jazz guys are just makin' that stuff up!" - Homer Simpson
"Anyone who understands Jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it." - Yogi Berra
Hey guys,
I'm happy to let you know that I finished going through Harmonic minor scales in first inversions. Some things start to clear up. Visualization stuff actually worked, like I said in the previous post. The only thing when I visualize the scale I don't use the string set transfer as in the book, I move up the neck from the lowest note to the highest on 4/3, then again from the lowest to the highest on 3/3, then the same on 2/3 and finally on 1/3. It takes longer than usual playing exercise but helps memorize the neck better.
I have been working a little bit on georges van eps harmonic mechanisms for guitar, and I am trying to figure out why the open triads he uses in the book are not the regular open triads. Is it just to work something unusual with big strings skippings?
And also why the regular open triads positions are missing, it seems weird in such an exhaustive book...
Hey guys,
It's been a while since my last post, and you probably thought that I gave up on Harmonic Mechanisms, like most people do. But I didn't. I continue working with Harmonic Mechanisms and I am very happy that didn't give up. I've progressed slow in the last few months, right now I'm finishing second inversion triads in melodic minor. I notice how I start recognizing triad names when I play them. Also I notice how my technique improves and how I started utilizing different triads over the same bass note in my regular playing.
How have you guys been doing?
use some of the chord forms from the mel minor in a minor blues and see what developes..play well ...
After almost 40 years of studying... I know so little about the guitar. Jeez. Ted was amazing.Beauty is as close to terror as we can well endure. -Rainer Maria Rilke


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Desire is a very powerful force in human life, and it is perhaps the most enigmatic issue that we encounter on the spiritual journey. Some teachers tell us that all desire is (ultimately) from God, and that the heart of every desire is the Divine seeking expression in this world. And yet other spiritual teachers tell us that "Desire is the root of all suffering." It's no wonder that so many of us feel confused or conflicted when dealing with desire. Desire is an essential part of life. Virtually every life form has the desire to survive and to reproduce. As human beings we are born with desire. Desire is at the core of our human identity; our sense of self is inseparable from our wants, needs and values. Desire motivates us to take action; for better or worse, desire shapes the course of our life.
In this blog I hope to bring some clarity to this matter because the skillful use of this powerful energy is essential to our spiritual practice.
At the core of every desire is the One Life seeking to express itself in the world of form. If we look at the very deepest roots of desire, we could say that desire does emanate from God, the source of all life.
For most life forms desire appears in the form of instinct. This instinct is preprogrammed and typically changes its expression very little in the course of a plant or an animal's life. But humans are a different animal altogether! Although our basic instincts are similar to those of other animals, the way these instincts are expressed is deeply influenced by our conditioning. The primary vehicle for our conditioning is culture, which for humans is "second nature."
If we look at basic drives such as hunger or reproduction we see that at the core they are basically the same for humans as for animals. However, the way these desires are satisfied differ radically between animals and humans; and will even vary a great deal from one human culture to another. For humans instinct provides the raw energy but conditioning shapes the expression of that energy.
At the deepest core of every desire is the Divine seeking expression, but this energy is channeled through our biology and shaped by our conditioning. The actual expression of desire may not look at all divine; it may even appear demonic, and yet its essential nature is of divine origin.
Regarding desire as the source of suffering, it should be said that it is not desire per se that is problematic, but it's craving that causes suffering. Craving is desire with attachment to outcome; craving occurs when we become fixated on the object of our desire. Most craving is influenced by our conditioning.
We may not know when desire has become craving until we don't get what we want; if craving is present then suffering will ensue. The degree of suffering we experience is proportional to the degree of attachment to the desired outcome.
How to transform craving into simple desire without attachment and without suffering? We may find ourselves in a quandary if we are attached to getting rid of our attachments! The only way to escape this double-bind is to bring clear nonattached awareness to the experience of desire.
This may not always be easy because our craving may be the result of some deep cultural conditioning. We are inundated with messages that tell us what we can't live without. It requires effort and practice to sustain nonattached awareness. (And, at times we may also need to engage in some form of behavior modification. Support and recovery groups may be helpful.)
Conditioned behavior feeds upon repetition and unconsciousness. As we bring nonattached awareness to the experience of desire we are able to separate natural and healthy desires from the conditioning that converts these desires into craving. By refraining from unconsciously acting out our desires and being willing to experience the underlying thoughts, emotions and physical sensations we begin to free ourselves from the tyranny of our conditioning.
As we bring our unconscious suffering into conscious awareness we began to feel the full intensity of it. If we can stay awake and not run away from this suffering it will gradually dissipate and we eventually emerge into a life of freedom and abundance.


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Canberra, 19 November 2017 Sikandar Lodi had many sons, the eldest being Ibrahim Khan and the second Jalal Khan, both born to the same mother. They were also considered to be the most capable amongst the young princes. Ibrahim Khan has been described as intelligent, courageous, generous and the embodiment of praiseworthy moral qualities. […]Continue reading
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Canberra, 24 September 2017 Even though Timur had ravaged the land and sacked Delhi, for a few more years after his departure the Tughluqs continued their internecine war for control of the Sultanate. A little over a decade later, Khizr Khan, who had been appointed by Timur as the governor of Multan, but left without […]Continue reading


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I hope you guys are having a great weekend! Just got back from traveling all last week and it feels so good to be home. Currently making lists of things I need to do in the upcoming weeks and eating a doughnut.Read More
My office space was in desperate need of a little re-vamp this Spring. I so badly want to be inspired and uplifted while I'm working. In the midst of redoing my office space I developed some tips on how to refresh any office space.Read More
My bedroom is my haven. I like to keep the room fresh and clean. I want it to feel airy and light. Doesn't everyone want to float on a cloud when they go to bed ?Read More
The process of redecorating our bedroom has been quite a long one. We started, stopped… then started again. Now that we're done, we can simply relax and enjoy the space. It was important to make our bedroom a place we can just sit back and enjoy...Read More
I always get a bit nervous when planning a gallery wall. Even now I still have my doubts when collecting what pieces to include. Will this really look good together?! Who knows sometimes. I have developed some tips I like to go by when picking art...Read More
I had a few crazy freakouts this week. Anxiety is an issue I deal with. How about you? I know better, but sometimes I let emotions get the best of me. Soooo I'm trying to take one day at a time! Time is going too fast, however!Read More
A recipe. Can't wait to revisit this healthy pizza recipe again REAL SOON. Three cheers for healthy indulgences! A destination. Really want to hit this destination in 2017. We will see! A article. Saw Martin Scorsese's Silence and...Read More
I just ate a few donuts and now I fully understand why donuts don't qualify as a lunch item-haha. Even though my stomach may be bothering me, I wanted to share a few shots around our little Brooklyn apartment on this dreary New York City Friday.Read More
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Best School Districts in Michigan and Why It Matters
There many different factors that influence a home buyer's decision. When making a list of top priorities, you might have found that the quality of the school district is among the top of your own list. If this is the case, you can rest assured that you are not alone.
Buying a home in a top-rated school is among many buyers' key factors, and it is for good reason. Buying in a district with great schools will have many exponential benefits. Regardless if you have kids or not, choosing a home in a quality school district has become a key factor in home buying a home.
What to Expect from a Quality School District
While each school district is different, there are some common components that help to create that top notch school. Oftentimes top rated schools will have great teachers, better test scores, and better books. However, what might be a significant benefit for all people, regardless if they have children or not, is that it will help to preserve home values and ensure faster resale rates according to Trulia.
Studies Show School District as a Key Factor
Many buyers are choosing to search for their home by school district. Trulia conducted a survey and found that 19% of Americans indicated that their "dream home" is located in a great school district. That includes people without children. The percentage jumped to 35% who desire to live in a great school district among parents with children under the age of eighteen.
Another study was conducted by the National Association of REALTORS profile of Home Buyers and Sellers. It found even stronger results. They found that 29% of home buyers listed school districts as a deciding factor in their home buying decision. Choosing a home in a desired school district is a key factor in home-buying decisions.
Top Rated Michigan Schools for 2016
According to Niche, Bloomfield Hills Schools, Birmingham Public Schools, and Okemos Public Schools were the top three school districts in Michigan. Both Novi Community School District and Northville Public School District ranked in the top 10 school districts in all of Michigan. Novi Community School was ranked the fourth best school district. Northville Public School District was ranked tenth best school district.
When you see lists like this, it makes one wonder what goes into these ratings. The criteria for this ranking were based on "statistics, student and parent reviews, and expert insights. Ranking factors include state test scores, college readiness, graduation rates, SAT/ACT scores, teacher quality, student and parent reviews, and more." To see more of how they calculate the rankings, check out the Niche's explanation at 2016 Best School Districts Ranking Methodology.
Buying in the Area?
The quality of a school district clearly makes a significant impact for both home buyers and sellers. If you are looking to buy a home in the Novi and Northville areas, you can know for sure that you are making a great decision. You will not only be making an investment into your children's educational future, but making a great financial investment.
Contact the Jamey Kramer Group today to view homes in Novi and Northville.


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Success occurs when opportunity meets preparation...
Our story began when some very determined athletes and one dedicated coach found themselves looking for a home. Merge that with a group of very committed parents who were devoted to keeping the team together. In the blink of an eye, all roads led to Electric Avenue.
Why Electric Avenue Acro? When we were tasked with building EAA we wanted our logo to express our principals and our values. We wanted it to represent what we value about our program. At first glance you may see a lightning bolt that symbolizes the energy that embodies our program. If you look closer you will see that an athlete emerges and these young athletes are central to our mission and to our goals. You might even see a road, a road with no beginning and no end, one that is symbolic of our journey. A journey where we welcome any athlete, regardless of ability, to join us. Yet for us, it goes much deeper than that. Dissecting further reveals the number three which represents our three guiding principles for building Athletes into Champions. Preparation, Focus and Determination. No matter how you found us, we are glad your road has led you to Electric Avenue. We are proud to say this course will wind through our guiding principles and help prepare your child for the road ahead by giving them tools that can be used for a lifetime. We are deeply committed to each student to help them become the best versions of themselves.


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Films For Change: Another Country
Thursday, 23rd of May at 7:30pm
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Legendary Aboriginal actor David Gulpilil has spent his adult life trying to navigate his way through two very different cultures: that of his Yolngu people and that of the colonising Australian culture. In Another Country, he gives us first-hand insight into the confusions and chaos that occur in the clash between these cultures.
At the beginning of last century the Australian Government, along with entrepreneurs, opportunists and 'do-gooders', made a concerted effort to gain control of the lands of the Yolngu people across northern Arnhem Land, along the central part of northern Australia. The long succession of would-be cattle barons, missionaries and government agents failed to dispossess the Yolngu of their lands, but the introduction of their new ways and different laws succeeded in eroding the heart of a complex culture that was once strong, defiant and self-sufficient.
Another Country is a documentary which considers, from the inside, the ramifications of one culture being dominated by another.


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SHERMAN, Texas – A Texas father who was convicted in a drunk driving crash that killed his 7-year-old son will spend the next 18 years in prison.
Investigators say that 36-year-old Kristoffer Craft was driving drunk, using his cell phone and speeding when he ran through a stop sign and crashed into a house. The crash killed Craft's 7-year-old son, Kolton.
Neighbors at the scene claimed that Craft, who is a former police officer, told them not to call 911 when the crash occurred.
Investigators say Kolton wasn't wearing a seat belt when the crash occurred, and died from internal injuries to his head, neck, ribs and lungs.
In May, it took a jury less than an hour to convict Craft of felony murder.
On Thursday afternoon, Craft was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the crime.
Family members say the sentence doesn't really matter to Craft, who can't forgive himself for what he's done.
"It rips him apart to think about it. Doesn't matter where he is, he's in his own prison," Pam Thompson, Craft's mother, told KXII.


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African Animal of the Week: Kudu
The kudu is a large-sized antelope that inhabits much of sub-Saharan Africa. Find out everything you ever wanted to know about hunting kudu in Africa.
Like the impala and the warthog, this week's African animal of the week is another popular animal to hunt in Africa: the kudu.
The kudu is probably best known for its long, spiraling set of horns. This beautiful and majestic animal is an impressive trophy and is highly sought-after by hunters in Africa for this very reason. Though they are often shy and elusive, they are also fortunately common and widespread. Due to these factors, a trophy kudu is the centerpiece of virtually any plains game safari in Africa.
Kudu Description
Scientific Name: Tragelaphus strepsiceros, also known as the "grey ghost."
The kudu is a large, graceful antelope and is found across the large portions of sub-Saharan Africa. There are two recognized species: the lesser kudu (Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania, and Uganda) and the greater kudu (Botswana, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe). Though they are similar, the greater kudu is larger in the body, sports longer, more impressive horns, and is much more common and widely distributed than the lesser kudu.
Greater kudu can weigh over 600 pounds and stand over four feet tall at the shoulder. Lesser kudu usually weigh 200-300 pounds and stand three to four feet tall at the shoulder. Their coats are normally a greyish-brown color, though greater kudu are often slightly darker-colored. Both species have a number of vertical white stripes on their torso to go with a single white chevron on their face between the eyes.
Probably their most impressive feature is the long, spiral horns that males possess. Kudu bulls grow their horns over the course of their entire life and a mature bull will have two and a half or, in rare cases, three full curls. Greater kudu sport horns that measure 40-60 inches long while lesser kudu (pictured) have horns that measure 20-40 inches long.
Kudu cows tend to live in herds of 5-10 other kudu, which mainly consist of other cows and young. Mature bulls will either live on their own, or in bachelor herds. They are primarily browsing animals and eat leaves, fruit, and shoots. They are very shy and elusive animals, preferring to live in thickly vegetated areas, earning the nickname of the "grey ghost."
Kudu Sex Determination
As with impala, determining the sex of both greater and lesser kudu is pretty easy: bulls (top) are bigger bodied than cows (bottom) and only bulls have horns.
Recommended Calibers for Kudu Hunting
They are not particularly tough animals, but greater kudu bulls can weigh 500-600 pounds, which makes them a pretty big animal to take down. The .270 Winchester (and similar cartridges) will work well on lesser kudu, but I recommend the .308 Winchester and .30-06 Springfield at a minimum for hunting greater kudu.
As always, there is nothing wrong with using a rifle in the .375 H&H-.416 Rigby range when kudu hunting. As long as premium, controlled expansion soft points are used, larger caliber rifles will do quite a number on a them, but not extensively damage the animal's hide or meat. Don't worry about using "too much gun" on kudu, especially if a monster bull steps out in front of you.
Those interested in bow hunting kudu should use a heavy (at least 500 grains) arrow with a sharp, fixed blade broad head shot from a bow with at least a 65-pound draw weight.
Kudu Hunting Methods
There are two primary methods of hunting kudu: via walk and stalk and from a blind overlooking a water source.
Most kudu are hunted via walk and stalk. Since they are most active feeding in the morning and evening, this is one of the most effective ways to hunt them. Even though they are very stealthy and elusive animals, a skillful and persistent hunter can often get close enough for a shot.
They drink water daily, so sitting in a blind overlooking a water hole is another popular way to hunt kudu, especially for bow hunters.
In the video below, the hunter got a beautiful greater kudu with his bow in Namibia while hunting over a water hole.
Kudu Shot Placement
When hunting kudu, shot placement is very important. Since they are so shy, you probably won't get many good shots on them, so it's important to make the ones you get count. Luckily, they aren't extremely tough animals. Just like when hunting most other antelope, the traditional shoulder shot is best on kudu as well.
When the animal is standing broadside, simply aim at the center of the shoulder, approximately one third of the way up the body (this goes for both rifle and bow hunters). A shot placed as indicated will hit the heart and/or lungs as well as give you a margin of error of a few inches in all directions in case your shot placement is slightly off.
Don't forget to adjust your shot placement if the animal is quartering towards or away from you. You should aim slightly behind the shoulder if it is quartering away from you (top) and slightly in front of the shoulder if the animal is facing towards you (bottom). While a quartering-away shot is fine, I do not recommend taking a shot on a kudu quartering towards you with a bow.
Just like with impala, do not aim for a fixed spot on the kudu's skin. Instead, try to visualize where the vitals are located and place your shot so that your bullet (or arrow) hits them. Unless you hit the central nervous system or break the shoulder, it will probably run off. However, don't worry: if you hit it properly, it won't go far and will probably leave a good blood trail.
Choosing the Right Kudu
As when trophy hunting any animal, it is important to have a good idea what a "big" kudu looks like. Fortunately, the professional hunter who will be accompanying you on your hunt in Africa should be very skilled at judging all animals, including kudu. Though it is tough to precisely judge any animal "on the hoof," they should have no problems estimating the size of an animal to within a couple of inches.
As a point of reference when hunting greater kudu, a "good" bull will measure over 50 inches around the curl of his longest horn. A "great" bull will measure 54 inches or more and an "incredible" bull will measure over 60 inches. There are many variables that go into field judging a kudu (such as how deeply the horns curl), but the most common and the fastest method involves looking at the tips of the horns.
As stated above, a mature kudu will have two and a half curls. If you spot a mature kudu bull with more than two curls to his horns, look at the direction the horn tips are pointing. This is much easier to judge when looking at the animal from the side, as opposed to from the front. Many kudu have horn tips that point to the inside. However, if the horn tips are pointing forwards, that is probably a very nice kudu that scores in the low to mid 50s. The kudu in the photo below measured 56 inches. As you can see, his horn tips were just starting to point forward, indicating that this was a really nice bull.
If the horn tips are pointing out to the sides (like the kudu at the top of this article), that is likely a monster, "once in a lifetime" kudu.
Cost to Hunt Kudu
Though they are pretty common and are widely distributed across Africa, kudu are not usually found in the same numbers as impala or warthog. This, combined with the extremely high demand for them among foreign hunters, makes them a relatively expensive animal to hunt in Africa. Of course, their exact price depends on the country and outfitter, but a kudu trophy fee will usually cost $1,000-$3,500, with an average of around $2,200.
Ready to plan that kudu hunting trip?
All images, unless specified, courtesy of Big Game Hunting Adventures
Like what you see here? You can read more great hunting articles by John McAdams at The Big Game Hunting Blog. Follow him on Twitter @TheBigGameHunt.


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Self-Portrait in Pencil
3 x 5, pencil on paper.
My father spent much of the later years of his life expressing his feelings through drawing. Here are some my favorites.
3 x 5, pencil on paper.
Thank you for posting your father's work.
He was a wonderful artist.
All of these drawings are fantastic. Just pure beauty and simplicity.
I'm so glad people like them! For years I know that my mother wanted him to have some recognition and she is very happy that he has some appreciation. Thank you for stopping by!
These are absolutely fantastic stuff. The life drawings knocked my socks off. His lines are fiercely elegant, every single stroke had a purpose, there is nothing extraneous.
This portrait is pure genius, capturing the feeling in a few strokes is by no means an easy task.
He has my deepest respect.
Thanks so much, Felix! My mother will be thrilled to her your comment. I read them to her over the phone as she does not have a computer yet. I think I have finally talked her into letting me set one of mine up for her so she can visit the blog!


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Something about mary
Wondering about all the Irish décor?
Mary was raised on the west coast of Ireland in a small village named Bangor-Erris,
in County Mayo. Bangor is located on the west coast of Ireland on the banks of the Owenmore River, and is the gateway to the Erris peninsula, known for its wild Atlantic salmon & sea trout fishing.
Fun Facts about Ireland
· The National symbol is the harp, not the shamrock.
· 10 million pints of Guinness are produced in Dublin every day.
· Out of the country's five million residents approx. eighty two thousand speak the native Gaelic language on a daily basis.
· Only 9% are redheads.
· The first St. Patrick's day parade was held in New York City.
· The White House was created by an Irish man.
· St. Patrick is not Irish.


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"Climax" and a journey of psychedelic mayhem
Andrew Cripe
There's moments of jaw-dropping beauty and agony in "Climax". It's such a wild and hypnotic beast of a film; one that imparts a real sense of nauseating fear on the viewer. This, in terms of content, is the most accessible film French-Argentinian director Gaspar Noé has made, but compared to every other movie currently in theaters, it's the monster under the bed; a disturbing, unpredictable beast that represents all of the worst human impulses that exist beneath our skins of logic and compassion. This is an awesome movie.
In an empty school building during a snowstorm, twenty dancers rehearse their routine. The viewer can tell by the opening sequence how talented they are, as Noé and his genius cinematographer Benoit Debîe show us a 10-minute unbroken shot of one of the weirdest and most satisfying dance set pieces put to film.
All of the dancers seem to like each other as they work side by side, but after the dance they split off into their cliques, chug sangria, and begin to brutally gossip about everyone out of earshot. The viewer realizes that the most likable of the dancers are also the most selfish, and the worst are potentially violent.
The dancer the audience is most likely to root for is Selva, played by real-life dancer Sofia Boutella (she also played a handicapped supervillain in "Kingsman: The Secret Service"). She seems nice: a free spirit with a genuine appreciation for dancing.
For a while, the viewer glides from conversation to conversation, learning tidbits about each of the characters. If you go into this movie not knowing what its about, these scenes might test your patience. But once it dawns on the viewer that somebody spiked the sangria with LSD, the entire mood shifts. An atomic bomb of insanity is about to drop on these unsuspecting dancers.
Noé shows the viewer every second of the destruction once the LSD consumes the group. The expressive, challenging, intricate cinematography by Debîe—who also worked on "Spring Breakers" and "Enter the Void"—lets the camera movements convey to the viewer that they're watching the events from a ghost's POV, using extended, unbroken shots to make them feel as though they're wandering, hesitantly, from one cruel act to the next instead of jumping suddenly. This is an immersive film, one that's visually spellbinding regardless of whether or not you take Noé's advice and watch the film under the influence of a mind-altering drug (he recommends this diet for all his films, having grown up a psychedelics user and appreciating their cinema-enhancing abilities).
During the LSD riot, the performances transcend dancing ability as each actor finds their own way of expressing their breakdowns. The daring physical commitments made to pulling off the film's biggest scenes deserves a standing ovation, as Noé's script was only five pages long, making the audacious decision to have all of the actors ad-lib and improvise for most of the runtime. The risk paid off because every performance in here is extraordinary. The most moving, however, is Boutella's as she shows confused mercy towards the dancers who have disintegrated entirely. The viewer also feels safe around her because she is tripping the least hard.
"Climax" is an astonishing, frightening, relentlessly energetic film. It's 50% dance party, 50% pure hell. That said, it's also surprisingly fun. Noé's movie is alive, exhilarating, sad, and more active on a minute-to-minute level than most of the movies you'll watch all year. "Climax" refuses to slow down, and as chilling a movie experience as it may be, it is also the first great narrative film of 2019.


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It is so easy to get into the habit of over-generalising in our communication with others. When I do it, I realise that I am trying to build a case for my complaint. The other one is "you never". I can also catch my mind saying things like "I was never good at maths"…even though in my last year at school I was second highest in the class.
I am more aware of my words these days. In my first marriage I made these communication blunders "all the time"…well maybe it was just some of the time. I used to say things like, "you never make me a cup of coffee". Now I am more inclined to be very, very grateful when my partner makes the coffee and I let him know that he makes a great brew.
Another example of is "I always eat too much when I go out". Perhaps I do sometimes but not all the time.
Then there is the self-conscious one (or a bit paranoid) where I believe I have blown my chances with a friend or employer, just because they didn't respond with great enthusiasm. I need to remind myself that people have other things on their mind and I am not the centre of their universe.
I need to remind myself that one incident in the past doesn't decide my future. I can then start afresh each time I communicate and not carry these negative ideas in my head.
Can you think of situations when you overgeneralise? I would love to hear about your experiences!


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I think everyone has these at times -- the dreams where you have a test you haven't studied for, in a class you haven't taken, or you have to give a speech and you're naked and don't have any notes.
When I have these kinds of dreams, they are almost always about performing music. I had one the other night: I was supposed to play a difficult solo piece with an orchestra, and I hadn't practiced it even though I could have, so I felt not only anxious but guilty. I had blown it off, thinking I could do it, but now I was with the orchestra at some vast performance venue, and we were milling around while waiting for a rehearsal, and I was in a panic. I was also worried about my cello, and I looked inside through the f-holes and saw that the sound post was not only leaning, it was oddly shaped, like a twig, skinny at one end. Then it fell, and the bridge fell, and though in the dream I started crying I was also relieved that maybe I wouldn't have to play.
This dream also fed into my anxiety about my appearance, because in the next part, I was examining my shoes, remembering that when I had picked them out, they were a sort of gold color, but now they appeared to be an orange-ish red patent leather, and when I slipped one off I noticed it was the wrong size (too small).
I've had many other dreams like this.
I've also had some real-life experiences that were too close for comfort, but I'll keep those to myself!
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How do you know which Wood Destroying Organism you have? Well it is best to leave that to the pest control experts. That being said, there are many resources that indicate termites only excavate into the soft portion of the wood. Carpenter bees bore circular holes into the wood, they do not take up permanent residence, like termites will. Carpenter ants will bore into the structure, leaving behind a "sawdust" residue. The powder post beetles lay eggs, leaving the dastardly deed of destroying with their larvae. Regardless of which type of WDO you have, they are all equally destructive.
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This year wasn't so bad, especially compared to what had to be endured in the early to mid 2010's. Just look at your favourite bird blog, 10,000 Birds: throughout this spring migration period, there were only around 4 posts on warblers – the North American ones. And there would have been essentially none if a Kirtland's Warbler hadn't shown up in New York City. Our eyes and brains were spared the usual onslaught of colours and hyperbole that makes bird blogging in May such a burden on all decent birders. We've certainly come a long way from 2011, when we even had to make it through an entire theme week dedicated to warblers, and warblers alone. I guess the reason for the decline in spring warbler frenzy posts is that most bird bloggers have been in the business for so long by now that it got too repetitive. But also, most of us who are still communicating on blogs and not on Instagram have … erm … matured enough to appreciate beauty beyond the obvious, and have thus turned our attention and affection to other species. Like the fine, fine sparrows. Clearly, and as someone who has spent two springs birding around the Great Lakes, I can assure you that you were right all along when you had that subtle, subconscious feeling that spring warblers really weren't that great after all and that even in spring, sparrows reign supreme. Now, this might arouse controversy when you – as a seasoned birder – mention this to the average Tilley hat Joe, so let me quickly provide you with ammunition to convert the innocents gone astray.
Now come at me. If you dare.
I don't know, the Black-throated Brown Warbler seems like an excellent bird.
I think I need to travel somewhere where I can see that one…
Cheers, Michael! The exception to the rule.
If by "sparrow" you include juncos, towhees and burnings, you have a point.
For the sake of controversy during Come@Me week I should now state that I do NOT include them but heck, of course they are included. Thanks!
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Holiday spending has always been a struggle for me.
Financial me says, "But they don't need that!" while emotional me says, "But they will remember this gift for the rest of their life!"
Sound familiar?
How can you serve both your financial and emotional needs this holiday season?
Here's what's worked for me:
Make a conscious choice
Ballpark your holiday spending or don't. A budget and holiday spending don't usually work well together. There's always one more gift you forgot about or that friend that got you a gift and you weren't planning to get them a gift but now they got you one so… yeah.
Try ball-parking instead of budgeting your holiday spending. Is it $2k? $5k? Get a general sense and use it as your guide.
Or don't.
Know thyself! You'll blow through any ballpark figure if you have no intention of sticking to it. If that's the case, don't waste your time, do what works for you, and deal with the ramifications when that January credit card statement rolls in.
Figure out where those extra funds are coming from
Got it in savings? Great. Put those funds in a separate online savings account and call it "Holiday Expenses."
Do your mental accounting now. You'll have a better idea of where you stand ahead of time. And when you know these numbers, you can also recognize how they make you feel.
Make the changes you need to feel good
Ran your numbers and feeling good? Awesome. Get out of here – go enjoy your holidays.
Not feeling so great? Let's do something about it right now. What's your first inclination? Spend less? Set aside more? Perhaps a combination of the two? There's not a right or wrong answer here – just the one that makes you feel good.
Now is your chance to be proactive and fix the glitch rather than deal with the aftermath of your overspending post holidays.
Be present and enjoy your holidays
You've put in the work upfront and now you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor. So fill up that wine glass, try not to rage when assembling that bike or Barbie dream house, and remind Uncle Phil that cryptocurrency probably isn't best for his retirement funds.
After all, isn't that what the holiday season is really all about?
Wishing you all a very happy holiday season – from my family to yours.
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The following are Brittany Farms and Brittany Stallion Management news items that were previously posted on the front page of this website. Please click the headline to view the story.
Mr Feelgood to stand first season in Kentucky -- Posted: 12 . 28 . 2006
Brittany Stallion Management is pleased to announce that World Champion and 2006 Little Brown Jug winner Mr Feelgood p,2,1:53; 3,1:50h ($687,649) will stand his first season at stud in 2007 at Brittany Farms in Kentucky. His fee is set at $3,500.... [read more]
Now booking for 2007 -- Posted: 12 . 20 . 2006
Brittany Stallion Management is now accepting booking applications for 2007. We welcome a pair of terrific new stallions in World Champions Glidemaster and American Ideal, whose foals will be eligible to the slots-enriched purses in Pennsylvania and New Yo... [read more]
Glidemaster wins Trotting's Triple Crown -- Posted: 11 . 26 . 2006
The newest member of the Brittany stallion barnand a horse bred by Brittany Farms as wellbecame trottings eighth Triple Crown winner, as Glidemaster notched a 1:55.4 score in the $728,930 Yonkers Trot. Earlier in the season he had won the $1,500,000 Ham... [read more]
Real Desire relocates to Pennsylvania -- Posted: 11 . 17 . 2006
Brittany Stallion Management's World Champion racehorse and leading first-crop sire Real Desire will relocate for the 2007 season to Walnridge Farm of Pennsylvania, where he will join the other Brittany stallions Four Starzzz Shark and the newest addition,... [read more]
Glidemaster to stand in Pennsylvania in 2007 -- Posted: 11 . 6 . 2006
Brittany Stallion Management is pleased to announce that World Champion Glidemaster 2,1:55.3; 3,1:51.1, winner of $1,603,558, will begin his stud career in 2007 at Walnridge Farm of Pennsylvania. His fee will be $12,000.
Showing the speed that propelled... [read more]
Artsplace - 1988-2006 -- Posted: 10 . 30 . 2006
Brittany Stallion Management sadly reports the passing of its great sire Artsplace after a valiant battle with laminitis. Artsplace was euthanized at the University of Pennsylvanias New Bolton Center on Monday, October 30. The 18-year-old stallion had ral... [read more]
Stallion books now open for 2007 -- Posted: 10 . 29 . 2006
Brittany Stallion Management is now accepting booking applications to its stallions for the 2007 breeding season.
Brittany proudly welcomes its newest arrival for next year, the world's fastest 3-year-old pacer American Ideal. This World Champion son of... [read more]
Brittany scores big in Breeders Crown Elims -- Posted: 10 . 22 . 2006
Horses sired or bred by Brittany Farms checked in with five impressive victories in the Breeders Crown eliminations at Woodbine the weekend of October 20 and 21. We congratulate all the winners and their connections, and wish everyone the very best of luck... [read more]
Real Desire's Cabana Fever rolls on -- Posted: 10 . 21 . 2006
Real Desire's CABANA FEVER p,2,1:51.4 ($227,550), the year's fastest 2-year-old pacing filly, paced a final quarter in a snappy :26.2 as she captured her elimination for the $585,000 Breeders Crown Final on October 28.
It was the sixth win in eight care... [read more]
Brittany Farm-breds dominate the Kentucky Futurity! -- Posted: 10 . 7 . 2006
First, it was these two trotters sweeping the Hambletonian and Hambletonian Oaks at the Meadowlands now its the same dynamic duo sweeping the Kentucky Futurity and Kentucky Filly Futurity at The Red Mile!
Glidemaster 3,1:51.1 ($1,466,058) and... [read more]
Possess The Magic now world's fastest 2YO trotter! -- Posted: 10 . 4 . 2006
Brittany Farms-bred Possess The Magic (Self Possessed-Chorine Hanover) became the fastest 2-year-old trotter in history, regardless of sex, when she won her division of the $364,000 International Stallion Stakes at The Red Mile on Wednesday in a siz... [read more]
Brittany-Breds in Lexington spotlight -- Posted: 9 . 29 . 2006
With the Grand Circuit meet underway at the historic Red Mile, horses bred by Brittany Farms or Brittany and partners are continuing to make national headlines.
The years richest filly trotter, Passionate Glide 3,1:52.4, a Brittany-bred whos no... [read more]
Brittany-Bred Mr Feelgood wins the Jug -- Posted: 9 . 22 . 2006
First, it was Brittany-bred horses Glidemaster and Passionate Glide winning the $1.5-million Hambletonian and $500,000 Hambletonian Oaks--a feat never before achieved by a single breeder. And now, to add icing to the cake, Mr Feelgood, bred, rais... [read more]
A near-sweep of Red Mile trotting stakes -- Posted: 9 . 18 . 2006
Passionate Glide 2,1:55.4; 3,1:52.4 ($1,472,697) led a trio of Brittany Farms-bred stakes winners at The Red Mile Sunday night, as she rolled to an easy 1:54 victory the $234,500 Moni Maker Final for sophomore trotting fillies. P-Glide, last years... [read more]
Artiscape sweeps Freeholds Saturday stakes -- Posted: 9 . 17 . 2006
Artiscape, 2006s leading North American sire of 1:55 2-year-old pacers with 10, swept the New Jersey Sire Stakes at Freehold Saturday for freshman pacing colts and sired the winner of the 3-year-old colt pace for good measure.
Multiple stakes winners... [read more]
Another big weekend for Brittany and its stallions -- Posted: 9 . 10 . 2006
The month of September is staying hot for Brittany Farm-breds and the Brittany stallions, with another big weekend of major stakes victories.
Glidemaster now a millionaire
Brittany-Farms bred Glidemaster 3,1:51.1 followed his victory in... [read more]
Another $1-million race winner for Artiscape! -- Posted: 9 . 3 . 2006
Yankee Skyscaper p,2,1:53 ($474,300), part of Artiscape's amazing 2006 2-year-old crop, joined North America Cup winner Yankee Cruiser as his sire's second million-doll... [read more]
Real Desire's first crop is on a tear! -- Posted: 8 . 27 . 2006
Brittany Farms of Kentucky's Real Desire continues to rack up new 1:55 performers and major stakes winners in his first crop! Through late August he has sired nine 1:55 freshman winners and 23 in 2:00, led by the year's fastest 2-year-old filly pace... [read more]
A stakes-winning week for Brittany-breds -- Posted: 8 . 21 . 2006
Horses bred by Brittany Farms or Brittany Farms and partners won five stakes races last week alone, in Grand Circuit stakes, open stakes and sire stakes competition. Take a look...and be sure to check out their yearling brothers and sisters selling this fa... [read more]
Great Success at Springfield! -- Posted: 8 . 18 . 2006
Great Success 2,1:56.1, bred, raised and sold as a yearling by Brittany Farms, trotted to a fast stakes win in only his second career start when he captured the $55,000 Review Stakes freshman trot at Springfield in 1:56.1...wire to wire!
By Self Possess... [read more]
Another big week for Brittany-breds -- Posted: 8 . 13 . 2006
Just a week after Brittany-bred trotters posted history-making wins in both the $1,500,000 Hambletonian and $750,000 Hambletonian Oaks, horses bred by Brittany Farms and Brittany Farms and partners have stepped up to win the $450,000 Adios Pace, $240,000 Z... [read more]
A Hambletonian Day to remember -- Posted: 8 . 5 . 2006
Brittany Farms is proud to have accomplished one of the greatest feats in all of horse racing...becoming the first breeder in history to have bred the winner of both the Hambletonian and Hambletonian Oaks in the same year!
Glidemaster (Yankee Glide-Cres... [read more]
Artiscape leads the way -- Posted: 7 . 29 . 2006
No. 1 money-winning sire of 2YO pacers! Artiscape's biggest and best crop, from mares that were bred after his blockbuster first season at stud, are racing as 2-year-olds this year...and the results have been phenomenal. He is the year's leading pac... [read more]
Artiscape sweeps the NJSS 2YO finals -- Posted: 7 . 14 . 2006
Artiscape sired the winners of both $175,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes Finals at the Meadowlands this week, with Kal Liebowitz & Marc Rubachs Artzinga p,2,1:52.3 winning the 2YO Colt Pace Final, and Glenby Farms Me And My Baby p,2,1:54.3 winni... [read more]
Real Desire is off to a flying start -- Posted: 6 . 27 . 2006
Real Desire is already proving to be "the real thing" as a sire, as he had two ultra-impressive first-crop winners at Mohawk on Sunday, June 25. Both 2-year-olds not only won in fast times, but both came home with final quarters in under :27!
Brittany F... [read more]
Brittany Farms takes you to the winner's circle! -- Posted: 6 . 21 . 2006
As a yearling buyer, the winner's circle is your ultimate goal...and Brittany Farms can help you get there. We sell horses that are bred and raised to compete and win at the top level of harness racing, with unlimited residual value as future stallions or... [read more]
Artiscape colt wins fastest Cup elim -- Posted: 6 . 11 . 2006
The 3-year-old colt Feelin Friskie p,3,1:49.1 ($373,310), by the Brittany stallion Artiscape, made it three wins in a row in top stakes company by capturing the... [read more]
Mr Feelgood wins Burlington split -- Posted: 6 . 4 . 2006
Brittany Farms-bred Mr Feelgood p,2,1:53; 3,1:52.1 ($143,167) captured his division of the $300,000 Burlington Stakes at Woodbine on June 3 in 1:53.2 as he readies for the eliminations for the $1,500,000 Pepsi North America Cup on June 10. He paced... [read more]
Artiscape sweeps rich NJ stakes -- Posted: 5 . 28 . 2006
Three-year-olds by the Brittany stallion Artiscape won both of this year's richest stakes to datethe $500,000 New Jersey Classic and $175,000 Miss New Jerseyon Saturd... [read more]
Artiscape sweeps NJ-bred stakes preps -- Posted: 5 . 22 . 2006
A pair of 3-year-olds by red-hot Brittany stallion Artiscape swept the prep races for the $500,000 New Jersey Classic and $200,000 Miss New Jersey at the Meadowlands on the we... [read more]
Artsplace's Glowing Report$1.5-million and counting -- Posted: 5 . 15 . 2006
Glowing Report p,3,1:50.1 (Artsplace-Grand Lady) pushed her career earnings past the $1.5-million mark with a career best-equalling 1:50.1 victory in the $100,000 Matri... [read more]
Western Wisdom now five for six -- Posted: 5 . 6 . 2006
Western Wisdom p,3,1:52.1-'06, bred by Brittany Farms and partners and sold as a $47,000 Tattersalls yearling, made it five for six in her career after posting a 1:54 win in the fastest division of the $152,524 Helen Dancer Memorial at Freehold on May 5. S... [read more]
Future Destiny wins the Blossom Final -- Posted: 4 . 20 . 2006
The Artiscape filly Future Destiny, bred by Brittany Farms and partners, took her second major stakes final of 2006 with a lifetime best 1:52.1 tally in the $70,790 Blossom Se... [read more]
A big week at the big tracks -- Posted: 3 . 27 . 2006
Horses bred, raised and sold as yearlings by Brittany Farms or Brittany Farms and partners are winning at an amazing clip at the Meadowlands and Woodbine this spring. They include Western Wisdom, who has won her first two starts by a combined 10 lengths. H... [read more]
Mores series winners for Brittany -- Posted: 3 . 12 . 2006
The winter-spring late closer winners keep coming for Brittany Farms, as the Artsplace 5-year-old Fate's Place rolled to victory in the Matt's Scooter Series at the Meadowlands, while Landscapist, a Cambest 4-year-old bred by Brittany and partners, scored... [read more]
Brittany-bred filly wins TLC Final -- Posted: 2 . 25 . 2006
Future Destiny p,3,1:53.2, a 3-year-old Artiscape filly bred by Brittany Farms and partner Daisy Acres, made it two for two in her young career by taking a decisive victory in the $64,000 Final of the Tender Loving Care Series at the Meadowlands on Feb. 24... [read more]
Brittany-breds win divisional honors -- Posted: 2 . 13 . 2006
Mr Muscleman, bred by Brittany Farms and Spar J Stables, and Passionate Glide, bred by Brittany Farms, were respectively honored as 2005's "Trotter of the Year" and 2005's "Two-Year-Old Trotting Filly of the Year" at the sport's annual Horse... [read more]
Brittany sires in the winter series... -- Posted: 2 . 12 . 2006
The Brittany Stallion Management stallions Artsplace and his son Artiscape both checked in with a pair of winners in recent series action at the Meadowlands.
Artsplace is the sire of Martin Scharf's All Over The Place p,3,1:50.1f ($335,806... [read more]
Artiscape's Escapable Beaux wins Willowdale Final -- Posted: 1 . 31 . 2006
Artiscape's son Escapable Beaux made easy work of the Willowdale Series at Woodbine last week, winning the $59,600 final in a career best 1:50.4. Piloted by trainer Doug Brown, it was the 4-year-old's second win of the new year and boosted his earnings to... [read more]
American Ideal to race in '06; then to New York -- Posted: 1 . 9 . 2006
Brittany Farms-bred American Ideal, the fastest 3-year-old pacer in the history of harness racing, will come back in 2006 to race as a 4-year-old, it was announced recently. After this season is completed, he will be managed by Brittany Stallion Management... [read more]


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With sparkly shoes no less
The Game of Thrones Love Is Still Strong
Who's brows were no.1?
New couple alert!
Despite being 84.7 million followers behind them on Instagram
The designer goes out with a bang
She also reveals she suffers from late-night panic attacks as a result of fame
The model dons a disco-inspired dress for a special night out.
She's the new face of Dior's skincare line 'Capture'
Actresses Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow, Angelina Jolie, Léa Seydoux, and Cara Delevingne are among the women who have come forward
'I want to make sure kids realise that emotions are important and should be spoken about.'
'I felt alienated and alone'
Fans think she's suggested selfies are a form of anti-intellectualism
Squad-member Cara Delevingne helped make it happen.
A new show to binge-watch
Their relationship isn't 'off limits' on her new album.
And no, it's not because Jack O'Connell is in it
They've got matching tees, too.
Model, activist, advocate, actor and now author - Cara Delevingne is the cover star for the brand new look September issue


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On our collective wellbeing
Celebrity suicides foster chatter but in my mind, with an awareness of suicide contagion, there is concern as I look around at my own friends and colleagues. Which among my own set is about to act similarly? Do I know how to read the signs? How would I help someone with suicide ideation?