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Understanding and Using Orgonite
Orgonite is an amazing substance, formed from resin, metals and quartz. It is available to you in many forms, and we have these for sale in our online store.
Choose a beautiful pendant or an orgonite pyramid to place in your home or office, and you will love the results.
Orgonite is a source of Orgone Energy, also known as prana, life force, ki, chi, mana, and universal energy. Orgone Energy will promote healing, and protect you from negative energy.
Orgonite is an effective energy transmutation device. Use it to assist in negating the effects of harmful EMF radiation.
This amazing substance converts negative or stagnant bioelectric energy into positive energy. An added bonus is the quartz crystal. The Orgonite shrinks during the curing process, which compresses the crystal. This causes a piezoelectric effect. In simple terms, the crystal becomes electrically polarized. And this enhances its use as a positive energy generator.
Use Orgonite to help purify the enviroment in your home and office. It can assist with counteracting the effects of harmful EMF radiation, and boost healing practices.
Uses & Benefits of Orgonite
- Wear a pendant, or carry a piece in your pocket to help harmonise and strengthen the body's energy field with life force energy.
- Place it near your computer, laptop, WiFi router or other electronic device. This will assist in protecting you from dangerous EMF radiation.
- Place it below your mobile phone in your office or home. Or attach a small piece to your mobile.
- Place in and around your home to create a positive, balanced environment.
- Place underneath a glass or bottle of water, or even in or on a water filter, to re-charge it with life force energy.
- Use to improve meditation, yoga and spiritual practices.
- Place it under your pillow or near your bed. This will help improve sleep quality and lucid dreaming, and assist with insomnia.
- Place it in your garden or near house plants - they can thrive with Orgone energy and grow much faster.
- Use an Orgonite massage wand on aches or pains. This will transmute negative energy, assisting in the flow of positive, healing energy.
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Chromatin was prepared from modified murine D3 ES cells (an in vitro model of RB1 imprinted expression was generated by integrating human PPP1R26P1 into intron 2 of mouse Rb1 in murine embryonic stem cells (mESCs)). Cells were fixed with formaldehyde for 10 minutes. Chromatin was sheared into fragment sizes ranging from 200 to 600 bp. For immunoprecipitation 50 μl of sheared chromatin was set aside as input and 20-40 μg of sheared chromatin in a volume of 100 μl was used for antibody incubation. 4 µg of ab53773 to PML was used as a non-related control (black bars) and 4 µl of a rabbit polyclonal to RNAPII CTD repeat YSPTSPS (phospho S5) (shaded bars) was added as the test. The immunoprecipitated DNA was quantified at 3 positions on the the retinoblastoma (Rb1) promoter. 1,2 = Rb1_48; 3,4 = Rb1_69 and 5,6 = Rb1_74
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According to Deadline.com, Rian Johnson ("Looper") will direct "Star Wars: Episode VIII", replacing "Episode VII" director J.J. Abrams for the franchise's next installment. Deadline.com also reported that Johnson will take on the directing duties for "Episode IX," but that part of the story was countered by TheWrap, which noted that Johnson would only write a script treatment for the ninth "Star Wars" film.
HuffPost Entertainment contacted representatives for Johnson; this story will be updated if and when they respond on the record.
Johnson, who is very active on Twitter, posted a video from "The Right Stuff" shortly after the news broke. The scene includes the famous line, "Dear lord, please don't let me fuck up."
— Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) June 20, 2014
While Johnson didn't cite "Star Wars" by name in that tweet, he has discussed the beloved series in the past. During an interview in 2012 with HuffPost Entertainment, Johnson explained why he wished director George Lucas' original "Star Wars" film was more readily available than its special edition:
I mean, think about if we couldn't see the original 'King Kong' and see that original effects work because someone in the '50s had decided that that looked phony with the stop-motion and they've rotoscoped over it with a man in a suit. Imagine wanting to do effects and wanting to study the work of those guys, wanting to see how it was done then and literally not being able to. [...] It's film preservation, in my mind. And it's a pretty dire one. I guess we all kind of assume and hope that there's prints in a vault somewhere that will come out. I'm sure there are, but I don't know. And I don't know Lucas. I'm sure he's been asked about it. I'd be curious to hear his take on that, because he's been such a champion of film preservation. He came out against the colorization, so I know that his heart's in the right place about it.
Johnson is best known for his three feature films ("Looper," "The Brothers Bloom" and "Brick") and for directing multiple episodes of "Breaking Bad."
"Star Wars: Episode VII" is filming now. John Boyega, Lupita Nyong'o, Oscar Isaac, Adam Driver, Domhnall Gleeson, Max von Sydow, Andy Serkis, Daisy Ridley, Gwendoline Christie and original cast members Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher will appear in the film. (Ford recently broke his leg on set and will miss the next eight weeks of production.) According to sources close to Johnson, Ram Bergman, producer on Johnson's previous three films, will join the "Star Wars" franchise in that capacity as well.
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Your go-to list of twenty healthy and easy avocado recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between!
The avocado craze is still in full force and for good reason! Avocados provide a rich, creamy texture to any recipe along with heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids to help keep you full and satisfied. Be sure to bookmark this post and reference it the next time you're planning out a weekly meal plan or just need a few new ideas for dinner!
Chicken Tacos with Avocado Citrus Salsa from The Lemon Bowl
Asian Steak Stuffed Grilled Avocados from Running to the Kitchen
Creamy Avocado & Bacon Zoodles from All Day I Dream About Food
Avocado Toast with Radish and Cotija Cheese from The Lemon Bowl
Avocado Basil Pesto Zucchini Noodles from Ambitious Kitchen
Fresh Rolls with Pulled Pork, Mango and Avocado from The Lemon Bowl
Avocado Kale Tofu Scramble from Namely Marly
Avocado Banana Whole Wheat Muffins Recipe from Jeanette's Healthy Living
Avocado Jicama Cucumber Salad from Vanilla and Bean
Chicken Quinoa Bowls from The Lemon Bowl
California Avocado Breakfast Casserole from Dine & Dish
Open-Faced Avocado BLT Sandwich from The Lemon Bowl
Chilled Artichoke Avocado Spring Pea Soup with Healthy Prebiotics from Cotter Crunch
Avocado Bruschetta with Balsamic Reduction from Damn Delicious
Avocado Bean Burgers from Hummusapien
Black Bean Avocado Salsa from The Lemon Bowl
Paleo Baked Avocado Fries Recipe from Stupid Easy Paleo
Lemon Avocado Hummus Recipe from Fannetastic Food
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Green Avocado Smoothie with Chia Seeds from The Greedy Vegan
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Michela Valenti graduated in technical and industrial drawing from STA (Lugano, Switzerland) in 1992. At the age of 33 she suffered a serious brain injury that caused her to lose her eyesight for several months. During the time she spent in darkness, Michela Valenti was able to shed light on her beliefs in an insightful way, and found herself. This event started her artistic pathway, in 2005. Her work is a symbolic survey that brings her to explore the human mind, with its doubts, thoughts, and confessions, and then to paint the summary of her discoveries. She has participated in many national and international exhibitions, and her works can be found in public and private collections.


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Shocker: they aren't all self-help or by Stephen King.
This year I read/listened to about 41 books ("about" because I didn't finish a couple of them and because I still have a week and a half left to finish a couple more). I mostly read non-fiction, self-help, and horror fiction. Below are some of the more memorable reads from this year.
Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software — Charles Petzold
If you have ever been interested in how the nuts and bolts (bits and bytes?) of computers work, this is the book to read.
Petzold starts out describing data transfer via tin cans and string and quickly moves you on to telegraphs, relays, binary logic gates, etc.. until the end of the book when you have "built" a model computer with full features like memory and an assembly language.
I think the book is targeted more towards a lay-person with interest in computers, but it is a fun read regardless of your technical ability as long as you are willing to think while you read.
Shenandoah: A Story of Conservation and Betrayal — Sue Eisenfeld
I'm not a huge fan of reading history unless I can directly relate to the subject matter. In this case, I read Eisenfeld's Shenandoah right before our camping trip to Shenandoah this year.
What's interesting about Shenandoah National Park is that unlike its cousin parks out in the western United States, Shenandoah became a national landmark long after the land area was already inhabited by people. This means that if you visit the park today, you can find remnants of roads, cabins, cemeteries, and orchards all throughout the park.
This book looks at the history of the people of Shenandoah before the land became a park and the lasting effects that it has had on the United States.
Never Split The Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It — Chris Voss
Never Split the Difference is probably the best "self-help" book I read all year. You can find my notes on it in this previous post.
Voss was a master negotiator with the FBI, often helping negotiate for the lives of hostages. Each chapter provides an exciting story from his tenure with the FBI, along with the techniques he used to help direct the negotiation in his favor. He then goes into additional examples of how he has used these techniques when buying a new car, negotiating salary increases, and even how to get an unresponsive individual to respond to your emails.
Like any self-help book, it's easy to read but more difficult to put into practice. I've already used many of the strategies Voss teaches in his book, and it is one of the most useful self-help books I've ever read.
Never Broken: Songs Are Only Half The Story — Jewel
I am not a huge fan of Jewel's music, nor am I a folk music listener in general. Before reading this book, the only things I knew about Jewel was that she's an Alaskan singer/songwriter that had a few hits in the late 90s.
After reading the book however, I learned that she is a pretty incredible person: she dealt with abuse from her family, lived out of her car for a while, paid her way through music school, is a yodeler, and has spent a lot of time about thinking about life and philosophy (one of my favorite observations from her was that "hardwoods grow slowly", referencing how growth needs to be a long-term goal).
Overall, Jewel's Never Broken has many good lessons and interesting stories from her time growing up as a folk singer. After reading it, I have a much better appreciation for her music too.
Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures — Robert K. Wittman
Another book on my list from a former FBI agent (these FBI guys sure do have interesting stories to tell!).
Robert Wittman specialized in art crime during his FBI tenure, helping track down stolen masterpieces. Lots of art crime is difficult to prosecute because details are difficult to verify — a lot of the time Wittman's stories come down to Ocean's Eleven style sting operations with lots of planning, false identities, and large SWAT teams storming into hotel rooms to take down the criminal dealers and save the works of art.
Besides the crime thriller aspect of the stories, the book also provides good introductory background on art and the different types of crimes that get committed, from breaking into and stealing from museums to illegally selling Native American bald eagle feather headdresses, making the book both exciting and informative.
The Hidden Life Of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate — Peter Wohlleben
Peter Wohlleben is a German forester who has spent his life in nature, initially as part of the logging industry but more recently as a custodian of natural growing forests. His book The Hidden Life Of Trees discusses the importance of diversified (yet native) flora and how old-growth natural (not planted by humans) forests have amazing ecosystems.
Wohlleben anthropomorphizes trees to the point that you will feel bad the next time you accidentally snap off a twig, however the book is full of amazing information about how trees "communicate" with each other and how trees share some of the same "senses" that we humans have like the senses of sound and touch.
The Hidden Life of Trees is a light read that will make you appreciative of your surroundings the next time you are taking a hike in the woods.
Full Dark, No Stars — Stephen King
I read six Stephen King books this year (still have quite the backlog to get through) and Full Dark was by far my favorite.
This book is a collection of four short stories. I only really liked three of the stories, but even so this is one of my favorite Stephen King books of all time.
Although I generally like all of King's books, I think this one was especially great because it wasn't focused on the psychic /other-worldly aspects like in many of his other stories — instead this book focuses on real-seeming characters with their real-seeming problems.
I think the relatability to the characters in this book is what makes the stories especially terrifying.
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Health Care Management and the Law, Second Edition is designed for those who will be leading and shaping twenty-first century health care organizations. This unique text raises questions about health law issues such as emergence of the U.S. as a player in the global health care industry, innovative new approaches to the payer/provider model, and the future of tailored therapeutics. Throughout the text, the author addresses the challenges of what many view as a health care crisis in the United States and examines how laws must be reformed to create a system that works properly.
The book bridges research and practice, reflecting new, real world knowledge of the health care industry and government agencies. The health law concepts in this text are practical; application of the concepts seeks to provide health care managers with sufficient knowledge of the law to become intelligent, critical thinkers in professional practice. Students will gain knowledge of when and why they should consult attorneys.
Challenging, current administrative and judicial decisions are presented. Students can customize their learning experiences by selecting from thirty-seven topic chapters or studying a specific topic in-depth, using the text bibliography and multiple resources provided. The author focuses on interpretation, insight, and ideas; i.e. the meaning of the law, not only on what occurred pursuant to it.
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As a feminist I feel patronized when men step aside for me or pull out my chair, as though I am too delicate to make it through my day without their assistance. If they were just being polite, they would accept when I step aside for them. But many won't, demonstrating that it's not about manners — it's about gender.
Emily Post's Etiquette: Manners for a New World, released last year, confirms my belief that chivalry is dead, or at least should be. For instance, the book dictates that "whoever gets there first opens and should hold the door for the next person," be they male or female. The book does hedge on the proper manners for dates, partly because some women consider chivalry romantic.
But it is also awkward, inefficient, and inconvenient. Say I reach a door before a man. He reaches around me to grab the handle before I can, then herds me away from my spot in front of the door so he can open it for me without hitting me with it. Far from courteous, this maneuver usually just invades my personal space and slows down those around us. It would be so much more pleasant for everyone if we could proceed across the threshold in order of arrival, as Post's Etiquette recommends.
Then there is the elevator stand-off. Say I'm waiting for the elevator and plan to get out on the second floor. That means in a tall building, most other passengers will get out after me, so I want to board last and get off first. But Messrs. Gallant simply will not board until I do. If I give in and get on first, I have to ask the whole gang to get back out 20 seconds later so I can disembark on the second floor. This wastes everyone's time.
Chivalry is no picnic for men either. They can't know which women expect it and which don't, so they don't know when to be gallant and when it will earn them a glare. I am no man-hater — I adore my husband and am a friend and fan of many other well-meaning males who face this dilemma.
For everyone's sake, the whole thing must end — especially in New York, where agreed-upon, consistent rules are crucial to keeping pedestrian traffic moving more or less smoothly.
Piper Hoffman is an attorney and writer living in Brooklyn. She blogs at piperhoffman.com.
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Spearmint Resources Inc. has acquired a 100 percent interest in the 3,052 acre 'NEBA' Copper-Gold Prospect in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia. This prospect borders Aben Resources Ltd (ABN.v). Aben recently announced on September 5th, 2017 "At Boundary, massive to semi-massive sulphide horizons were encountered in association with strong quartz carbonate veining and breccias. Sulphides within these packages are relatively enriched in chalcopyrite, a copper mineral that has shown a strong correlation with gold mineralization both on the Forrest Kerr Property and in several localities within the Golden Triangle…" This new prospect directly borders Aben's Boundary zone.
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Everyone who is afraid of being rejected feels alone, despite the fact that most people will go out of their way to avoid rejection. Of course, just because we're afraid of being rejected, doesn't mean we should avoid it.
Being rejected, over and over, is practically a requirement for success. If you're in sales, you know the law of averages gives meaning to the pain of rejection.
When people say no to what you sell, it's not personal, it's not about you.
It's about the "fit" between your customer and your product or service.
The most effective sales professionals have learned how to handle rejection with ease. They know it's part of the deal.
They don't even try to ignore it or avoid it.
They handle it by receiving it and putting it in its rightful place.
T. Harv Eker, author of "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind" knew he would face rejection in his climb up the wealth ladder so he too a job for two months as a telephone solicitor. He knew if he could immerse himself in rejection he would become numb to it.
He was correct.
People hung up on him, swore at him, called him names, blew loud whistles into the phone, and tore him and his offer to shreds. He never felt so despised.
He was thrilled!
We can't learn to handle something we don't experience. Harv knew he needed to experience a lot of rejection quickly so he could get it out of his system and then concentrate on his sales work for his own company. He knew handling rejection would take practice and, like any skill, you only get better with lots and lots of practice.
If you're not selling now because you are waiting for your self-esteem or self-confidence to get better, you may as well pack it in right now.
Those sales professionals you admire so much are good at what they do because they have gotten used to being rejected and the only way to get used to something is to move through it so much that it no longer affects you.
You can't wait until you feel more confident before asking for a sale. Asking for the sale, multiple times, and being rejected is what builds the confidence.
Don't fear rejection, embrace it. It is the ticket to bigger and better sales.
Sure, you can avoid rejection and stay all neat and clean and un-mussed-up, like a china doll sitting still and quiet on a shelf.
Or you can be a Raggedy Ann doll. They get messy and stepped on and thrown around the room…but they're the ones having all the fun.
Fearing rejection doesn't prevent it. Fearing rejection prevents you from getting what you want.
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1. Call that one customer or client you have been avoiding the most and make her an offer she can't refuse. If she does refuse, smile at the gift of rejection.
2. Choose ten people to call and present with an offer. The goal is to get through all ten – doesn't matter whether they say "yes" or "no."
3. Stop focusing on how you "don't" want to feel (scared, intimidated, humiliated etc.) Decide to feel powerful. Stand in a power pose for one full minute (feet apart, hands on hips, shoulders back – you know, pretend you're Wonder Woman!) Sounds wacked, but it will change your physical state and that directly affects your mental state. Make your next sale "as if" you feel fabulous.
Give those a try – you've got nothing to lose, what you're done up to now hasn't worked, maybe one of these will show you how the fear of rejection is real enemy.
Seek rejection. Go looking for it. Take it on, lean into it, and learn to "handle" it by reducing its effect on you.
Look for it everywhere and embrace it when it comes. Then deliberately move through it and on to where you really want to be.
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the yolk of an egg
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yellow light
yellow jacket (def )
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of the color yellow
Disparaging and Offensive
designating or pertaining to an Asian person or Asian peoples
designating or pertaining to a person of mixed racial origin, especially of black and white heritage
having a sallow or yellowish complexion
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jealous; envious
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a courtyard, especially of a house, enclosed by low buildings or walls
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the movable articles, as tables, chairs, desks or cabinets, required for use or ornament in a house, office, or the like
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equipment for streets and other public areas, as lighting standards, signs, benches, or litter bins
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She might swoon you with her saxophone skills. She might swoon you with her fun-loving, uber sweet personality. Or she might just win you over by being Mr. Krabs from Spongebob Square Pants. Either way, Rebecca Perry has been dominating the modeling world and scorching the internet up with her hotness.
Get to know the 5'8 stunner in Rebecca Perry's Guy Hut interview below:
Tell us some of your current guilty pleasures in music, TV, movies, video games and/or books. What are you watching/reading/playing/listening to at the moment?
At the moment I'm really enjoying listening to MagicFM. It's mostly music from the 80's & 90's! I'm a big George Michael fan also and have just recently purchased all his biggest hits! Well you did say guilty pleasures!
What song in your playlist is the most embarrassing to admit?
Ok I put my hands up I am a big Justin Bieber and PussyCatDoll fan. They are so amazing! (& gorgeous)
Do you have any favorite sports teams and/or players?
I have to admit I enjoying watching Louis Hamilton race. He seems like a cool person.
If you were a cartoon character, who would you be and why?
Ok so this is a very interesting question! I would totally be Mr. Krabs from SpongeBob Square Pants as I'm very good at saving money!
You're stranded on a deserted island – what five things do you bring with you?
Another great question…I'm really enjoying answering these.. I would bring a pen, knife, a water bottle and a blanket to help me survive on the island. I bet you thought I was going to say make-up didn't you!
If you could invite any three people, dead or alive, to dinner, who would they be?
I would invite my Nana, George Michael and Banksy!
Name one place on your travel bucket list? Where do you want to go that you've yet to visit?
I've always wanted to go to Japan when its cherry blossom season. I would love to see all the beautiful flowers and Japanese gardens! Also to try home made Japanese food! Hmmmm delicious!
Any special hidden talents?
I play the Saxophone!
A genie grants you three wishes – what are you asking for?
World peace, a magic pill that cures all diseases & for global warming to stop.
What's the best advice you've ever been given?
Treat people how you'd like to be treated.
Tell us one thing about you that most people wouldn't know?
I'm a triplet! I have two brothers and we are exactly 2 minutes apart!
What is the best and worst thing about modelling?
The best thing about modelling is being able to travel to other countries for photoshoots and the worst thing is you live out of a suitcase most of the time!
What is your proudest accomplishment thus far in your career
I worked with a well known Vogue photographer in Ibiza. To me that's a massive achievement as I see myself as just a normal girl from the country!
What is your best physical attribute and what is your best personality attribute?
I would say my legs are my best physical attraction and they are long slim and slender. Personality wise I am really sweet and bubbly and butter wouldn't melt with me!
Who are your celebrity crushes, male or female?
WOW I have a very long list for these. but I'm going to select only one. I think Jessica Alba is so beautiful and talented.
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Nutrition of Vegan Athletes
Athletic Benefits of Vegan Diets
In his paper, Dr. Fuhrman contends that high level athletes compromise their immune systems through hard training, leaving them more susceptible to upper respiratory infections. These infections disrupt their training programs. He believes that following a nutrient rich vegan diet bolsters the athletes' immune systems, reducing their viral infections and loss of training time. Furthermore, Dr. Fuhrman asserts that consuming high-antioxidant plant foods may abate the effects of oxidative stress that occurs from exercising.
Nutrient Supplementation
He then addresses whether specific micronutrients can be adequately acquired in a vegan diet. Regarding calcium and iron, he suggests that sufficient amounts of these nutrients can be found in a thoughtful plant-based diet. Other nutrients may require supplementation, however. These include zinc, iodine, vitamin B12 and omega-3 fatty acids, which tend to run low in vegans and vegetarians. Vitamin D levels are often deficient, even in the general population. Finally, taurine supplements appear to boost athletic performance and also tend to be lacking in vegans.
Protein Requirements
Athletes require an increased amount of protein to synthesize intramuscular protein and reduce muscle damage from exercise. Yet the actual amount of protein needed daily remains controversial. Dr. Fuhrman's literature review in his article generally cites protein requirements as ranging from about 1.4 to 2 grams protein per kilogram of body weight. Thus, a 150-pound athlete would require from 95 to 136 grams of protein daily.
However, he prefers to cite protein needs in terms of kcals (calories) and protein grams. He offers an example of a 150-pound endurance athlete needing 3600 calories and 120 grams of protein daily. These amounts are based on the person training four hours per day. The vast majority of competitors certainly do not train anywhere near that level. A 150-pound sedentary individual needs only about 55 grams of protein. Extrapolating to a casual recreational athlete, somewhere in the range of 70-100 may be appropriate.


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The Buffalo Bills have had some trouble with their running backs this season. Karlos Williams has been suspended for the first four games, and LeSean McCoy was involved in a brawl at a nightclub back in February.
In turn, the Bills signed Reggie Bush to a one-year deal, hoping to add depth to the group. Bush is coming off of a knee injury that ended his season after he slipped on concrete surrounding the Edward Jones Dome field, so he'll need to take it slow at first.
But when he's fully healthy, Rex Ryan envisions him as a real weapon.
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"First off, with Reggie Bush, he's such a talent, but we want him to be almost like that Ferrari that we unleash and let people be like,'Oh man, he's out there!' But I also don't want to run him into the ground," Ryan said on NFL Network's "Good Morning Football."
Bush has never received more than 227 carries in a season, and he obviously won't reach that this year with McCoy as the lead back. But the Bills still have to be extremely careful with his health.
The 31-year-old has played just 16 games in the past two seasons and has only played all 16 twice in his career. He can certainly be a valued addition to the offense and special teams, though, assuming he stays healthy.


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After many years, a lot of scandal and against all the odds, Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie was completed towards the end of 2016, and looks stunningly beautiful – even on a very grey December day!
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After many years, a lot of scandal and against all the odds, Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie was completed towards the end of 2016, and looks stunningly beautiful – even on a very grey December day!
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Small boat on the river Elbe in Hamburg. December 2014
I don't know how many times I've come across this bridge on the train. Many many times during my years at university! More times than my parents care to remember, I'm sure, as they spent way too much times at Hamburg-Dammtor, waiting for my train to arrive. It's a cold, draughty station (aren't they all?) and despite their reputation abroad, German trains are not always on time. So all too often my parents would venture into McDonald's (something they would ordinarily NEVER do) for an apple pie and to warm up.
Meanwhile, I would have been on the train for many hours already, making my way north. Slowly the hills would disappear and the land would become flat (and I mean really flat)! A sure sign that I didn't have far to go. That I was nearly home. Then the warehouses started appearing, the cranes that move containers, side arms of the River Elbe. The excitement grew!
Hauptbahnhof always felt like a bit of an annoying delay. Most passengers got off there, the train became very quiet. Then we set off again. I wanted to stay seated for as long as I could, to be able to really enjoy this view. The view that says "home" like few others do. Instead I collected my stuff and headed into the corridor, awkwardly crouching down because I really didn't want to miss THE VIEW. And then I was home.
On the return journey, the view was the same, yet the feelings were very different. There was a quiet sadness at leaving, yet also an excitement that started to build as I got ready to return to my "other life".
I haven't come across this bridge in a long time. For many years, I was living abroad and arriving at the airport became the new normal. Now I'm back in the country and do often travel by train again. These days, though, I get off at Hauptbahnhof and therefore miss the view. Life changes.
Yet when this picture appeared on my Facebook feed, I was instantly back in that place and time. All those feelings were real again. The view that carries so many emotions.
The View That Says Home.
A couple of days ago, I did the "Places I've lived" thing on Facebook. They only allow 5 spaces which is clearly not enough (for me, or a lot of people I know). Anyway, just looking at some of the pictures brought back so many memories that I wanted to say a bit more about each place. I could have written about so many wonderful people I met along the way – but that would have been boring for everyone else. I could have focussed on what was going on in my life at the time, what I learned, how I changed. I might still do that on another occasion. There were things in each place that I really didn't like. But somehow looking back they don't matter quite so much. So here is a fairly random collection of things I did and do appreciate about each of the places I have lived in. Not complete by any means, and I would probably put different things tomorrow, but a snapshot.
Well, it's where I grew up so of course I love it 🙂 But what I probably appreciate most about it is this:
Being a big port city and very trade oriented, you can never forget that there is a big wide world out there! There is always a whiff of somewhere exotic in the air – whether it's seeing the ships down at the port and dreaming of where they might be going, and walking past some of the many consulates of countries you might have heard of but whose flags you certainly wouldn't recognise.
Exciting year – first time away from home! A lot of freedom and not much responsibility – what a great combination 🙂
OK, so a photo of All Souls Langham Place is probably not the most recognisable one I could have picked for London. But it certainly is the most significant one for me. It's where I first met people who followed Jesus and took their faith seriously, it's where I first heard about God's amazing love. What first attracted me to it was the wonderful, totally international mix of people. What kept me was discovering the reality of God.
Anyway, I really loved being in London! I think my favourite place was Covent Garden. It had only opened in its current form about 3 years previously and the whole concept was very new and fresh. These days it's all very commercial and so busy but at the time there was a real sense of excitement. Such a fun place to hang out! I'm always a bit disappointed when I go back now.
So much more I could talk about but I'll leave it at that.
"Easy to admire but difficult to love" This is how I recently heard someone describe Paris and it sums up my experience quite well. It is an amazing city – to visit as a tourist. Not easy to live in, though. But then – after the "perfect" year I'd had in London, what could possibly have compared?!?!
However, the cultural life is amazing! I have never been to so many films, plays, concerts, etc in a year! And such variety! I still remember seeing "Huis Clos" by Sartre in this tiny theatre. The audience were sitting on benches around the edges and the centre of the room was the stage. Amazing!
The first thing you notice about Bamberg is that it is very, very beautiful (Unesco World Heritage site – http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/624) – cycling through the town centre at night I often felt like I was in the picture book rather than reality. 🙂
I lived there as a student so I think my experience was probably more one of student life rather than of Bamberg as such. I loved the sense of community you get in a small town. You just bump into people as you go about your life, nothing is ever very far, meeting up is easy.
At the time, Bamberg was a bit isolated. To the north was the border with East Germany, and to the east that with Czechoslovakia. Neither of which was very easy to cross. I always had to go quite a bit west before heading north back to Hamburg. Now that the borders are gone/open, the atmosphere of the place has changed. There are so many more links with other parts of the country, people are passing through, etc.
Well, going from there to Berlin definitely caused major culture shock!
Berlin is big, busy, noisy, fascinating, infuriating, surprising, moving, ever changing, full of contradictions – the list could go on!
This was the early 90s so things really were changing all the time. Train lines and roads were being reconnected, road names changed. You could almost buy a new map every few months because so many things had changed again.
And the sense of history is something else. Lots of places I could mention but here's just one: I remember getting goose bumps walking across Glienicker Brücke (aka "bridge of spies") which the Soviet Union and the United States used to exchange captured spies during the Cold War
I think my favourite place was Unter den Linden. It's gone very upmarket and touristy now but back then you could see the beauty but it also seemed a lot more normal and "studenty" (is that a word? If not, it should be!), Humboldt Uni being right there. I just really liked the atmosphere and also have fond memories of seeing productions at the stunningly beautiful opera house for very little money.
Other favourite place: my friends' "Schrebergarten" (kind of like an allotment but so much more) out by the lake!
Oh how naïve I was at the time about the difficulty of living in such a very different culture, and not speaking the language at all! Hence it was an even more difficult year than it would have been anyway. Ulyanovsk isn't the most immediately endearing place either. Lots of industry and Lenin, and not much else.
However (and there's always an "however"), I have lots of fond memories as well. Seeing the Volga frozen over with cars driving on it is amazing!
I love going on Russian (overnight) trains. Second class, anyway – not so sure about third class… There is something about your body and your soul arriving in a place at the same time.
By far the best night I had out there was also my last one. It was the 50th anniversary of the end of WW2 and there were street parties everywhere! People were out on the streets singing and dancing. What an amazing atmosphere, I have never seen anything like it!
What I didn't really appreciate until after I had left was the depth of relationship with people. The people I connected with, I REALLY connected with, and friendships went very deep. Very special!
And CMETAHA – I just love it!!!
This is probably going to be the most difficult. It's where I live at the moment so I'm sure I am taking a lot of things for granted. I find it's often only after you leave, that you realise what you most appreciate about a place.
Apart from lots and lots of great people, here are a few things I really like about Brum.
Though in some ways, the many different culture in Birmingham don't always mix, you do see people of all different backgrounds everywhere. It seems very strange to me now when I go somewhere else and everyone around me is white. I'm not used to that anymore at all!
There is so much lovely countryside all around and it's not difficult to get to!
The way the city council really makes an effort to have flowers in the centre of roundabouts and in the middle of dual carriageways. There is so much green around!
And I do like the canals (hence the photo), they bring back memories of a lovely family holiday on a canal boat.
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Brief note: a warpdrive to vixra and some recent tantalizing experimental resuts
Reading this post at the vixra bog I got aware of this paper:
Warp Drive Basic Science Written For "Aficionados".Chapter II - Jose Natario.
Warp drives are a nice idea. They are inspired by the TV and cinema serial Star Trek of which I am not a particular fan, although I have seen a few chapters and most of the movies.
The key concept is that when you want to to go from a point A to a point B you contract the space in front of you and expand the one behind you. in that way it is possible to go from A to B in an arbitrary small amount of time as far as one can contract/expand the space arbitrarily.
This wordy idea was first formalized by Alcubierre in pure GR framework. The construction of the warp-drive solution requires the use NEC (null energy condition) violating matter as much as wormholes or other exotic solution in GR require.
The last I read (sorry, I don't remember the actual link) of the alcubierre solution was that the back reaction of quantum effects ruined it (or at least it's use as a time machine).
The article I link here focuses in a different kind of warp drive, the Natario warp drive. I didn't previously know of this. I have nether read the full article. What I read looks coherent (as any article in arxiv on the same subject I mean) and I don't see any particular sign of crackpottery. But it is a vixra article, that is, ii is not intended (as far as I know) to any peer to peer review so, well, you know, read it at your own risk. B.T.W. despite the name it is not written for "aficionados": At least not for the kind of aficcionados that ignore genera relativity.
Htese recent days there were an unsuall amount of experiments with surprasing results.
On of them was a result on the possible violation of the CPT symmetry by neutrinos. This was infered by the observed fact that neutrinos and antineutrinos were found t behave differently and have different mass. You can read about in, for example: MINOS: hints of CPT-violation in the neutrino sector
Another surprising result was the observed fact that in muonic atoms the proton radio decreased, contradicting QED (quantum electro dynamics).The most recent blog entry in the subject is written by "mr TGD" (no offense intended) Matti Pitkannen: The incredibly shrinking proton
And last, but not least, the rumor of a 3 sigma detection of ligh (around 115 Gev) higgs bosson in the tevatron. The last entry on the subject is own to Lubos Motl: What a light Higgs would mean for particle physics
A lot of things, and a lot of papers in arxiv today. And I have many task to do tday so I will end the entry here.
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- mansouryar said...
Good job Javier! Let me inform this good news that Fernando's work will continue due to the squeezed vacuum effect...
thanks for your nice comments Javier
actually the paper IS on peer review withn only a different title..i removed the word "Aficionados"
----------------------------------the paper is on Physical Review D
take care Javier
Fernando Loup
- Javier said...
Sorry by the delay in answering, I had some problems with my google account.
I is good to know that there are vixra papers accepted in peer to peer reviews. And even better to see interaction among vixra and arxiv papers.
In fact the ultimate reason (or better, the only one) to consider the quality of a paper would be it's content and not the place where it is published.
Thanks for your comment Javier
yes indeed what is important is the quality of an article and not where it was published
Natario Warp Drive is now on the third version
you will gonna love the artistical graphical presentation of the Natario Warp Drive
but i am preparing another one...that will demands a stronger knowledge on advanced Differential Geometry applied to General Relativity etc....Euler-Lagrange equations etc
stay tuned on viXra Javier
Fernando Loup
hi Javier
i launched another article on the Natario Warp Drive the viXra:1101.0085
you will gonna love this one..in this article i deal with the Horizons(Causally Disconnected portions of Spacetime) and Doppler Effects


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First time trying cookies with coconut oil. Wasn't sure I'd like cookies without butter, but these are so good! I used whole wheat flour, but otherwise followed the recipe to the "t", and they turned out great. I was looking for a type of cookie that would work well for nursing Momma's since I'm nursing twins at the moment. This one fits the bill!
Coconut Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Recipe by Tami Ganeles Weiser; photo contributed by Johnisha Levi
Prep Time: 35 minutes Cook Time: 12 minutes
A new and pareve twist on a favorite classic, these moist, chewy chocolate chip cookies will make you nutty for coconut.
1 cup (200 grams) coconut oil
½ cup (100 grams) granulated sugar
¾ cup (147 grams) brown sugar
2 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla bean paste (see Kitchen Tips for substituting vanilla extract)
1½ cups (191 grams) all-purpose flour
½ teaspoon baking soda
¼ teaspoon baking powder
¼ teaspoon salt
1 cup (99 grams) rolled oats, toasted
¾ cup (78 grams) shredded sweetened coconut, toasted
8 ounces (227 grams) semisweet chocolate chips, Trader Joe's, Valhrona or Scharffen Berger preferred
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, add the coconut oil with the sugars and beat on medium speed until light and fluffy, about 4 to 5 minutes. Whisk the eggs and vanilla bean paste together and add to the coconut mixture, scraping down the sides of the bowl as necessary.
- Sift the flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt together. Add half of the flour mixture to the coconut mixture on low speed, scraping down the sides and bottom of the bowl. Add the remaining flour mixture, beating until just combined. Add the oats, coconut, and chocolate chips, mixing on low speed just until evenly distributed. Chill the dough in the bowl for 1 hour before proceeding.
- Preheat the oven to 325°F degrees. Roll the dough into 1-inch balls and place on parchment paper-lined cookie sheets 2 inches apart. Bake 10–12 minutes, rotating the sheet pans half way through, until cookies are golden around the edges and the middle just begins to set. Cool on a wire rack before enjoying.
Kitchen Tips
In this instance, vanilla extract can be substituted one for one with the vanilla bean paste because the amount is 1 teaspoon.
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- Plesk for Windows
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Is it safe to run Plesk autoinstaller script? Can it affect web, mail and other services running on the server?
It depends on procedure being performed. It is not safe to uninstall, for example, webmail client or particular PHP version, as these components are critical for Plesk managed services - web, mail. Such critical procedures like MySQL server upgrade should be performed only in server maintenance hours, as it can cause temporary database and web services downtime. Other procedures, like Fail2ban or Plesk Migrator extension re-installation, it should not cause web, mail or database services downtime and can be performed safely.


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Untitled Theater Company #61
Untitled Theater Company #61 has been presenting a Theater of Ideas since 1992 - scientific, political, philosophical, and theatrical. Recent events include our Vaclav Havel Festival, our NEUROfest (plays about neurological topics), and our Eugene Ionesco Festival. We depend on your donations to make our ambitious theatrical projects a reality.


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tiktok wrote:are you like italian or uzbeki?
Lost wrote:Getting closer!
conjurer wrote:Lost wrote:Getting closer!
Oh, fuck. Stay the fuck away from the Seiko kinetics. They suck balls. If you're an old-timer like Mort, and (unlike Mort) just wear a single watch, they're fine. But if you change watches out, keeping those fucking kinetics charged is a pain in the fucking ass. I love Seiko, but the kinetic is a has-been technology.
conjurer wrote:Here you go:
http://www.watches88.com/pd-orient-cons ... 05003w.cfm
Three times the cost of the Seiko, but a true GMT automatic, with power reserve indicator, manufacture movement, sapphire crystal, etc. Pure class.
Lost wrote:tiktok wrote:are you like italian or uzbeki?
Falstaff wrote:Maintenance? When it stops working.
Lost wrote:So is this watches88 place 100% approved with you guys? I think I am going to pull the trigger on the first one in this thread. (Leather band one)
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