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Vatic Note: This is very interesting and may well explain the actions of the Hindu's with respect to not only Muslim religion, but also the Sikh's. To summarize, what he is saying in his covering of history of Hinduism, is that its an offshoot of the Jewish Migration into India. He makes all the comparisons and he does it credibly.
It appears that these Hindu's are transplanted
You have to be beyond bad to get kicked out of there. No doubt about it. An d these are the internationalist today who are trying to bring down our nation and the globe. I put this up because of the blog I put up just before this one where the "Hindu" practice of killing Sikhs, has caused another run at an old problem, that way you can see why the sikhs are in jeorpardy.
Hinduism's Message to the Jewish People
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Gutman Locks has a simple message for Jews interested in religions of the Far East. (He also explains why historically there have been troubles.
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Once again Chilul HaShem raises its ugly head. It was described in a letter to Rebbetzin Jungreis in the Jewish Press. It's about a scenario that I am unfortunately all too familiar with. I have written about my own experiences along these lines in the past. Apparently I am not alone.
There are people who have a certain sense of entitlement among non Jews that creates a huge Chilul HaShem. What do I mean? Here is an excerpt from that letter.
Usually, we stay at home for Pesach - our family likes it that way, but this year, events compelled us to go away. I was aghast and ashamed at what I saw. Among the passengers on our plane was a group of 150 people, all headed for the same resort. Their behavior was embarrassing - true, just a few were guilty, but they gave a terrible impression of our people. I overheard flight attendants saying to one another, "What a night this will be with them on board...those people!"
'Those people'!
That sounds almost anti Semitic. The problem is that I feel the same way. That's because when I see what was described here I see a major Chilul HaShem.
'Those people' are an embarrassment. They are a living breathing Chilul Hashem. I have observed exactly this kind of behavior on flights to Israel before. It happens when there is a large enough group of them traveling together. The first time I saw it I was shocked!
Let me make one thing clear. Though it is true that usually only a few act this way - they were not some sort of exception to the rule. They were families with children. They were an integral and accepted part of that group. They were not outcasts. They were not the delinquents of Meah Shearim with too much time on their hands. Nor were they Kaanaim out to force their standards on others. These people were mainstream Satmar type Chasidim with families - just being themselves.
I could not believe how they treated the flight attendants and other passengers. The flight attendants were ordered around as though they were their own personal servants - making all kinds of demands and requests. Boarding passengers trying to get to their seats were blocked while these Chasidim were taking their time - making themselves comfortable while standing in the aisles. They acted as if they owned the airplane. I was truly embarrassed to be wearing a Kipa.
I tried apologizing for the behavior of my coreligionists to one of the flight attendants. She was very gracious and said she was used it. She realized that not all Jews acted this way. Very gracious. Very understanding. Much more so than I was.
This letter writer goes on to describe additional objectionable behavior by the people beyond just the flight. I will focus on what happened on the airplane because of my own experiences there - which matches what the letter writer describes. And though not identified as Chasidim - my guess is that they probably were.
It is of course possible that they weren't Chasidim. But I have never seen this kind of behavior on an airplane by any other segment of Jewry. Not modern Orthodox, not Charedi, not Religious Zionists, and not Chabad. Only Satmar type Chasidim. It seems as though whenever there is a large enough group of them together on a plane - you will find rude behavior towards flight attendants and an uncaring self centered attitude towards other passengers.
Don't they realize the massive Chilul HaShem they are creating? Apparently not. Either that - or else they just don't care.
How does one explain this disgusting phenomenon? One that seems to be getting worse with time as that community grows?
Let me suggest that it is at least in part due to the overall negative attitude about non Jews. One that is ingrained in them -imparted to them from the earliest ages by the parents, grandparents, and teachers.
A line from a 'Torah' tape I heard from illustrates this. It was made by - what sounded like a Chasidic Rav. After explaining that one must try to have good relations with Goyim he said in an increasingly louder voice - 'one must nevertheless hate them'!
If you take this kind of 'Chinuch' and combine it with their legendary insularity it should not be unexpected to see this kind of behavior result!
I think that they take the 'admonition' to hate Goyim to a new level. They are really Machmir on it. Lifnim Meshuras HaDin. They may think it doesn't show. But it does. 'Those people' are guilty of a Chilul HaShem that makes whatever Chesed they do pale in comparison.
I don't know what can be done to change their attitudes. It is apparently so ingrained in their thinking that it might be impossible for them to change at this point.
But there ought to be something. Maybe if we scream loud enough them via media exposure they might hear us. As insular as they are they can't possibly want to be defined by this behavior.
But if nothing changes and their population continues to grow at the present rate it cannot but increase instances of Chilul HaShem. Their current image as devout Jews who are interested in serving God – and as kind and caring Baalei Chesed who go out of their way to help a fellow Jew will cease. It will be replaced with an image as disgusting self indulgent Jews whose actions are a cancer upon the Jewish people.

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So, what really matters to you in your life? Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, 'what really matters, what is important to me, and what are my priorities? If you never stopped to ask yourself these questions, how do you know where you are headed, how do you know what path to take next, how do you know if what you are doing is for you and not for another person?
Have you ever sat back in silence to observe your surroundings--to watch how children play, to listen to what people speak, to learn what people seek? Take a step back if you could; learn what makes your world go round in circles.
What did you learn? Did you learn where you are going? Are you headed in the right direction? Are you doing the things that make you happy, or are you doing the things that make others happy? What else did you learn? Did you learn what matters most to you?
If you are in your twenties, consider setting some goals. You will be thankful later. If you are in your thirties, keep searching the answer is near. If you are in your forties, life is racing by you. You better slow down and learn what you don't want to learn about yourself. And if you are in your fifties, don't worry, mostly everybody gets it by sixty-five.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
What Really Matters?
So, what really matters to you in your life? Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, 'what really matters, what is important to me, and what are my priorities? If you never stopped to ask yourself these questions, how do you know where you are headed, how do you know what path to take next, how do you know if what you are doing is for you and not for another person?
Friday, September 26, 2008
Confidence Crushed In Public View
I love Starbucks. I often stop at Starbucks for a non-fat latte. Yesterday afternoon on my way to the taping of Style By Jury, I stopped at Chapters/Indigo at Hwy 7 and Yonge Street for my daily dose of java. My mind was slightly preoccupied because I had to memorize a few lines for the show. Confidence Crushed In Public View
I walked into Chapters/Indigo and from a distance I heard a muffled voice. It sounded like someone was being lectured. As I approached the Starbucks counter, the voices grew louder and louder.
"What can I get you?" The man at the counter asked. "Can I have a Venti Non-Fat Latte, and a Pumpkin Scone please"? I replied. I open my walled, grabbed my debit card and swiped it through the debit terminal. "You better not do that ever again, do you understand me? Because if you do it one more time, you will be in big trouble?" I leaned forward and tiptoed over the counter to see who was uttering such threatening words and to whom.
My heart sank. I was witnessing a mother of a four year old reprimanding her son for no apparent reason. "You sit there and think about what you just did," the mother continued, "You are bad boy." She continued to speak firmly holding his wrist tightly.
I walked to the other side of Starbucks as I stood waiting for my latte. "You wait until you get home," she muttered. I wanted to walk over to the boy and tell him that his mother was very angry, but not at him. My I eyes swelled with tears. I was so conflicted. I had no power and no authority. I needed to vacate immediately.
My coffee was ready. I added sugar, stirred my coffee, sealed it with a lid and made my way back towards the lady and her son. I glared at the lady, making eye contact with her. I wanted her to feel what her son was feeling. I don't know if I was successful because I had to leave quickly, not to get myself into any trouble.
For most people situations like this one is where it all begins. When a child cannot express his emotions, or his expression of freedom because it is being crushed by an authoatiative figure in plain public view, not only is it embarrassing for the child but also whatever confidence they did have is being crushed to a pulp and left for others to see.
If you ever wondered why adults have low self-esteem, lack self-worth and don't know what their dreams are? This is just one example of the many why adults lack confidence and self-worth. Children are meant to be children--to laugh, to play, and to have fun. From these activities they will gain inspiration that is desperately needed. Without inspiration children become soldiers, wondering who they are and where they belong when they grow into adults.
I want you to all know that it is not the mothers fault either. I'm not one to point fingers and put blame on parents. Parents do the best they can raising their children with the tools they were given by their parents. Unfortunately some of those tools are dated and have been proven to do more damage than good.
Master Life Coach, Toronto native Bruno LoGreco
Confidence Crushed In Public View
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Weaknesses Strengths and Confidence
I believe I figured it out! I think I know why my writing skills are not up to snuff. When I speak, I just speak and say what I have to say with no editing. When I write, I read and reread—adding and deleting words, creating a mess with words that are not needed. So this morning I decided to just write. Write how I speak with little to no editing, no JUDING my own words. Weaknesses Strengths and Confidence
You be the JUDGE, you tell me if less is better.
Most people run hiding their weaknesses. I on the other hand show everyone what my weaknesses are because just like you I'm human too. I have my own set of weaknesses, the only difference between you and me is I'm not afraid to show them.
I'm a firm believer that one should focus on strengths not weaknesses, BUT sometimes a weakness is the missing link in a strength. Take me for example; I'm a Life Coach, my strengths involve helping people achieve their goals and to live their dreams. It's a great strength to have but unless I tell people what I do, how will they ever know? So I had to find a way to communicate my strengths to the masses.
After researching my options, it was clear that I could either pay big bucks for someone to do it for me, or I could learn it for myself. I chose the latter and fortunate for me the latter entails writing. Although my writing skills are nowhere near where I'd like them to be, I know the more I write the stronger my skills will become.
I had no CONFIDENCE in my writing skills when I first started to blog. My FEAR was I would be JUDGED based on my writing skills, but after 125 blog posts not only have my writing skills improved, but along the way I also learned that the thoughts of others could not hurt me. Even if someone did JUDGE me based on my writing skills, how would I ever know unless they left me a comment to read?
Confidence takes practice and often time it requires you to step outside of your comfort zone, to do the things you wouldn't normally do – doing these very things expose your weaknesses and when a weakness is exposed so is the false belief that goes with it.
While working with a client yesterday morning in a bookstore, I asked my client to ask a stranger what confidence is and where does it comes from. My client froze and said, "NO WAY, they will think I'm crazy." So she refused.
I looked around and noticed a mature couple seated directly behind us in the next alcove. 'Excuse me' do you know what CONFIDENCE is, and where does it come from' I ask. My clients face turned three shades of red. She was so embarrassed--she couldn't believe I asked complete strangers those questions.
The man responds, "Yes' CONFIDENCE is the thing that comes from inside of you, it helps you overcome your fear." The lady chimes in, "CONFIDENCE is knowing that you are good at something and doing it well." I continued to ask, 'Could you see when someone lacks confidence?' The man replies, "Oh Yes, you could see it, they hesitate." 'Do you know anybody that is completely confident?' "Oh no" says the man, "I have yet to meet anybody that is completely confident." 'Thank you for your time' as I greeted them with a headshake.
My client almost had a panic attach in the bookstore because I asked strangers what confidence is. I then noticed a store clerk walking down the isle. "Excuse me, do you know what confidence is and where does it come from? This time my client was quite attentive, she listened to what the young lady said about confidence.
My client finally relaxed. I saw a glimmer of hope in her eyes. So I asked her if she still believed others would think she was crazy. She said no.
Master Life Coach, Toronto native Bruno LoGreco
Weaknesses Strengths and Confidence
Friday, September 19, 2008
Do You Have Control Over The Uncontrollable?
The end of another week is near and the weekend will soon be here. Last week I wrote about how Friday's were once "me" days, meaning Friday's were my day off. I am proud to say that as of October 1st, I will no longer be working on Friday's. I'm taking Friday's off so I could have two consecutive days for self, and so that I don't fall out of balance. Do You Have Control Over The Uncontrollable?
Earlier today I was with a client and we were working on self-awareness. I am very happy to report that he has come a long way from when we first started. If I had to complete a report card on his learning it would read "Excellent" throughout the entire report.
One of the areas we are focusing on is his need to control the things he has no control over. The need he has to feel responsible to try and fix problems that are beyond his power, his authority or responsibility. The need he has to try and make everything "perfect" in his life and that of others, and to try and control every aspect of life so that nothing goes "wrong."
He asked me today if he could learn how to let go of control over the things he has no control over. Of course you can, I said. I continued by saying, "if it took you this many years to seek help because you recognized you needed to make some changes about self to get you to where you want to go, what makes you think you could change somebody that did not ask for your help, or control something that is not yours?" His eyes lit up.
Imagine that, his entire life he's believed that he has the power and the authority, because after all he is responsible for all the individuals and situations in the world around him, that he could change everything. Talk about an EGO trip… Wouldn't you say?
Oh I'm sorry – I'm not talking about you… or you. I'm talking about my client that I was with earlier today. But hey… if this sounds like you then chances are my client is not alone and neither are you. We all try to control the things that are out of our control to some degree, but the good news is: now that you are aware that you try to control the things you have no control over, you might consider changing that behavior or learn how to become more accepting to avoid disappointment.
But before I show you how to let go of control over the things you have no control over, I should point out that if you are skipping this process and figure you are better off learning how to just become more accepting… Well guess what? One of the benefits of letting go of control is learning acceptance to what is often referred to as, "It is what it is" without walking away from a situation and not really accepting anything but uttering the words in your head.
Exercise: Letting Go Of Control Over the Things You Have No Control Over
1. On a piece of paper write everything you would like to control but have no control over:
a. People
b. Places
c. Situations
2. Next to each person, place or situation, write why you have no control over it.
3. Answer the following questions for each person, place or situation you have no control over:
a. I think I could keep trying to control and/or change a person, place or situation because _______.
b. The benefits I get from holding onto the need to control and/or change a person, place or situation is ______.
c. I would lose _______ by hanging on to my need to control and/or change _______.
d. I would lose ______ by releasing the need to control ________.
Bruno LoGreco Master Life Coach, Toronto native.
Do You Have Control Over The Uncontrollable?
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Just Another Blog Post
As of late I feel as if I've been slacking off, not from my life coaching work, but from blogging. At first I created this blog for myself, there was no readership, there was no need to respond to comments nor visit other blogs. Just Another Blog Post
I had no readership at the time, so there was no need to edit what I wrote. I'd write whatever came to mind and I used very little if any sensors while writing my blog posts. Needless to say my writing skills were less than par.
Over the months my blogsite started to grow, as did my blogroll – a list of blogsites I routinely visit. I knew that if I wanted first time readers to come and continue to return, I would have to sharpen my pencil and my writing skills.
Similar to the growth of my blogsite, my life coaching business grew too. Because every client is unique and everybody comes with a different set of circumstances, I require a total of one-hour pre and post client sessions in order to plan. This allows me to plan each session based on the previous week learning's and summary. Often time I have to do research before I could create a tool that is specific to a client needs.
Some sessions do not end after the typical forty-five to sixty minutes. Some of my sessions are two hours in length, and the odd time, such as this past Monday, a session could end after three and half hours. Like I said, each person is unique and requires different attention.
By the time it's all said and done at the end of the day, I'm pooped and I could barely think anymore. I'm a morning person. I'm highly creative first thing in the morning and that's when I enjoy writing my concepts and new ideas--one of the added benefits of writing my concepts and new ideas is I get to practice my writing skills. Which reminds me. I also have grammar homework almost every night. Whatever I learn the night before I try to incorporate it into whatever I write the following morning.
Unfortunately, it's at this time of day that I also enjoy reading and commenting on other blogs, and as of late, I just can't seem to get to all of the blogs I enjoy reading. So If you are one of those blogs that I have not visited, know that I'm thinking of you and I will be there very soon.
Happy hump day!!
Master Life Coach, Toronto native Bruno LoGreco
Just Another Blog Post
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
I sit here thinking Listen
Staring at my computer screen
Something to write something to say
Confidence comes to mind
Or maybe something about depression
Oh, I know--Today we write about teenagers
That atta be fun, but
Where do I begin?
What should I say?
I began writing about the next generation
When I was hit in the head
A daunting thought that carried me away
Away in the distance with not a thought of what to write
Then it came back to me
Oh what to write…
I started by saying
Do you ever just sit and watch your teen as they laugh and play
Have you ever stopped and listened to what they have to say
There is so much you could learn
There is so much they need to say
But only If you stop and listen
To the words they use as they laugh and play
Taken by the shiny light
I lost my thought and went off to play
Oh that's right -- I'm sorry for getting carried away
That does happen when I'm taken away
So let me get back to what I was saying
Life is so confusing in this stage of the game
All I want to know is that everything will be okay
And when I do make a mistake
Please don't get mad at me
Instead tell me you love me
And that everything will be okay
There is so much going on and so much I want to say
But I need you to stop and listen to what I have to say
If you listen today but not tomorrow
I'll remember the following day
So listen when I speak and hear what I have to say
Because that is it for today
Monday, September 15, 2008
What Do I Love To Do?
What is it that I love doing What Do I Love To Do?
I do it often but I don't know I'm doing it
I talk with my friends and explain how much I love doing it
I enjoy and love doing it when I do it
I think what I do is common sense
What is it that you are doing
That you don't know you are doing?
That you would love to do?
Life Coaching Tips
What Do I Love To Do?
Friday, September 12, 2008
False Belief
Yesterday I dragged my feet the entire day. I was exhausted from the lack of sleep that was caused by all the excitement. From the initial call, to meeting with the producers, to filming on Wednesday, I did not sleep. It was one week ago today that I received the phone call from the executive producer, and last night was the first night I finally slept for seven consecutive hours. False Belief
Back in May I posted a blog titled Insecurity. In this post (I often chuckle when I read older posts –bad English LOL) I wrote about the evolution of my blog, as well as one of my fears. I don't think I've written about this fear since that day--but cameras, or being in front of one once scared the bleep out of me.
In this same post I described what I feared, the judgment by others for making a mistake. Because I created this illusion an illusion so vivid in my head, it paralyzed me at the thought of being remotely close to a camera. I found out later the illusion I'd created, the root cause to my fear, was so deeply rooted that even if I did act like myself, I still felt like I could not be in front of a camera.
The feeling I experienced after writing the Insecurity post went from being paralyzed to sweats and heart thumping only at the thought of cameras. That meant I was close but I still hadn't found the root cause to my fear. There was something else that was causing this fear, bigger than others judging me.
I was still holding on to a belief, a false belief that I learned to believe at a very young age. I put my entire faith into this one belief, not only in my personal life, but also in my professional life. It wasn't until I let go of this false belief, the illusion I had created about what would happen "IF" anyone ever found out about my secret, more specifically, my immediate family. And it wasn't until I no longer believed what would happen, IF my family member ever figure out my secret, that I was finally confident in myself to pursue my long life dream.
No longer than two months after I let go of my false belief, one of my dreams came to fruition – Talk about the Laws Of Attractions working in parallel with the Universe. Not only did I get to live my dream this past week, but it also was filmed in my own home. The cameras did not intimidate me in the least, I felt very relaxed and comfortable with the camera in my face.
Master Life Coach, Toronto native Bruno LoGreco
False Belief
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Its A Wrap
I'm wiped out -- six hours for only a minute and a half, maybe two minutes at most of air time. I did my final interview regarding the subject, all was good. I was not intimidated by the camera facing right at me. I spoke acing just to the left of the camera lens. Its A Wrap
All and all, it was a successful day, less my less than perfect acting. :) Now I could honestly say, I could never do nor want to do what actors do - not only are they talented, but they have a huge amount of patience.
I'm in one more scene that will be filmed in about three weeks with the subject to look over her assignment and to see what the future holds for her. What I learned tonight that I could bring with me to the next filming is all the directions given to me by the crew, from how to make a statement on tv (they had a word for it - I forgot), what not to wear, and a whole lot more.
Everything we do in life is a learning lesson. This happens to be a big one, but lessons are in everything we do especially in the things we do, or don't do, that we are hard on ourselves for. I will be honest with you, my heart was thumping earlier today before the crew showed up.
Anyway, that's it for tonight, just before 10pm and I should already be in bed.
Its A Wrap
Take 10
Okay, it's almost a wrap. All that is left for me to do is give an interview -- my thought about the subject. Overall I did well until they wanted me to start acting. Not such a good actor, but definitely did well over all. Of course I have no way of knowing, not until the show airs or I receive a copy. Take 10
It was definitely a great experience- I learned a lot and I would most certainly do it again. I don't think I was afraid of the camera once. Did I really have a fear, or did I put my faith into a false belief, a false belief that I've held onto for many many years? It was a false belief - Life seems a lot easier all of a sudden.
More as we move towards wrapping.
Take 10
Okay everyone, I'm sitting in my apartment waiting to start shooting. The subject is outside with the host, they are making their way to my unit. I have the slight jitters, but overall I am feeling very confident. I have a basic guideline as to what I will be saying, but other than that, it's reality. I hope when you all watch the show, you will realize it's made for tv. Action
There was once a time I had a HUGE fear of being in front of a camera - today, just like my acrophobia, my fear of cameras will come to pass.
More to come... Bruno
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
First Impressions
Have you ever gone shopping for clothing only to find something you really liked, you try it on, and voila, a new you? What did it feel like as you stepped out from the change room, standing in front of the mirror? Did your confidence and self-esteem rise? Were you enamored by the way you looked and felt, did you whisper to yourself, "I feel like a million bucks?" First Impressions
When you look and feel like a million bucks--your head stands tall, your shoulders fall back, and your chest out, you'll project an energy that will show the world around you who you are and what you want.
This past weekend I had the pleasure to go shopping for new clothing. I'm not a big shopper. I never know what to buy, so I buy what I feel comfortable wearing. Typically the clothing I really love is the clothing you try on and it feel like the designer designed it specifically for you. The clothing which costs upwards of three hundred dollars for one shirt, the stuff with designer labels, the clothing which are far out of my price range, so I never buy it.
Finally, after two consecutive days, six hours of putting on and taking off shirts, jackets, blazers, and vests, I found the perfect jeans, the perfect shirt, and the perfect cufflinks. Now I can make an impeccable first impression and project my image that best represents who I am both from the inside out.
My long hours of shopping paid off yesterday – When your image projects who you are and is congruent with who you are internally, you cast an energy to the world around you that shows everybody that you are a confident individual and you are ready to take on any challenge that is thrown at you.
I felt extremely confident yesterday morning when I sat down with the executive producer and producer of, Style By Jury, as they brought me up to speed on my guest appearance in an upcoming show. I will be a guest expert on the show as a Life Coach. Filming begins on Wednesday.
The right clothing can surely increase your confidence and how the world around perceives you. You have between three and seven seconds to make a first impression. So if you are heading out for an interview or a date today, look in the mirror and make sure you look and feel the part.
Master Life Coach, Toronto native Bruno LoGreco
First Impressions
Friday, September 5, 2008
Goals & Dreams
I awoke early this morning, made my espresso, sat down, and began to read the news at CNN.com. I'm hooked on American politics. After my morning briefing, I started to think about my day, preplan each of my sessions, post a blog, and that's when it hit me. What happened to my Fridays? Friday's were "me" day's, but some how I have three clients scheduled for today… Goals & Dreams
This is how it starts for many of us – the influence of environmental noise. I wrote about environmental noise where I tried to illustrate how even our own taste buds could derail us from our goals and dreams. I laugh to myself when I read that article now, but the point I was trying to make in the article is that anything could be environmental noise, including you.
Environmental Noise comes in the form of distractions – distractions from your career, the distractions from the world around you, and even the distractions of your very own thoughts. Distractions are everywhere you turn, and with each turn you make the noise becomes louder. As the noise level increases, confusion slowly sets in, leaving you feeling like a lost child wondering aimlessly in a crowded mall looking for your mother.
For some, the one's that are lucky enough to have written their goals and their dreams on a piece of paper, they will be the one's that will be able to go back and retrace their steps when they do fall, whey they hit the wall, or don't get what they think they should get.
All your small goals, your desired jobs, the roles you want to play, they should all add up to your ultimate goal, your life dream. The ultimate goal is about you, how you want to live the rest of your life. Everything between now and your dream is how you will get there. The between part will be all the lessons. Some lessons will be hard, and yes, some will be very painful.
I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason and that it was meant to happen the way it did no matter what. Whether it was a job you didn't get, or a missed appointment, or it just didn't turn out the way you wanted, there is always a learning lesson to be had, and that is why it did not happen the way you wanted. The answer might or might not be there for you as soon as it happens, but overtime you will see the reason why.
And for the one's who do have their goals and dreams written on a piece of paper, you will learn that the noise within the world around you did get loud—maybe you're mortgage payment, your monthly expenses, or the economy has you doing things. In my case, scheduling clients on Friday's instead of taking time out for "me". Luckily I do have my goals and my dreams written on a piece of paper. When I looked back early this morning, I was reminded of my ultimate goal -- Total Freedom, unconditional self-love, living in bliss with oneself. And unless I take time out for "me", I will forget what my goals and dream are, but most of all, I will not learn how to get to where I ultimately want to go.
Have a great weekend everybody!
Goals & Dreams
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Rejection Is God's Protection
Last night while sitting on the couch watching TV, I started to wonder what life would be like if I could not do the things I love to do. I started to wonder what I would be doing if I were not a life coach, or if I didn't own any other business. Would I still be stuck in a corporate job doing the same thing day in and day out, and would I still be roaming the hallways desperately sifting through my thoughts for any idea that would allow me to leave my full time job to fulfill my dreams. Rejection Is God's Protection
On June 22nd, 2006 I resigned from my full time post at one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world to pursue my dream of Entrepreneurship. At the time I resigned, I was living and working in the United States. I returned to Toronto, Canada with dreams of opening a business, of becoming an entrepreneur, but my dream was slowly fading that summer. I had to take an interim job at an energy company to help with my responsibilities while my business partner and I continued to discuss and launch our first company.
I quickly realized there was a good chance that I would not own my own business as quickly as I thought I would, and as a result, I reacted and contacted my old boss in the United States and begged for my old job. Both my former boss and I were convinced that It was a no brainer for me to get my job back, but as it turned out, my old job had a new criteria attached to it. All candidates applying for my job must have at minimum an MBA – that's right an MBA. Heck I barely had my high school diploma, let alone my MBA.
Before moving to the United States, I was working towards my business degree part time, but I put my education on hold while working in the United States. It was early August when my old boss called to give me the bad news that I could not return to my old job. Human Resources said that if they allowed me to apply for the position with no MBA, then they must open the position to all candidates that do not have an MBA. I was devastated, hurt, angry, and fell into a depression.
I roamed around Toronto aimlessly for two months that summer. I had nothing to look forward to, my career was gone, or so I thought-- no self-employment, just a boring job at an energy company doing everything I hated doing just to pay the bills.
At the end of September, I had an "Aha" moment – I thought of an idea that involved pets. Although I had no clue about the pet industry, I thought to myself, 'how hard can this be?' So my business partner and I set off on a new mission to open a pet company. The company would be called hero+destiny. (More on the pet company in the coming days/weeks)
The pet idea sparked a renewed interest in the original idea, the idea I left my career for at the beginning of the summer. Both my business partner and I resigned from our jobs early October, with no revenue, two mortgages and a slew of monthly expenses. We launched our first consulting company that October. The consulting company would fund hero+destiny as well as pay for our living expenses.
In early 2007, both my business partner and I took a trip to India to source manufacturing so we could have our pet collection manufactured in India. Along the way I tapped into my special talent/gift, the ability to help others achieve their goals and dreams. It wasn't until all the external noise in my head was quiet, that I realized I had a special talent, a talent I could use as a Life Coach.
Today, I look at how far I have come – I am thankful to human resources for adding the new criteria to my old job – Because if it were not for HR adding the new MBA requirement to my old job description, I would still be working for a fortune 500 company, roaming the hallways desperately sifting through my brain trying to find a better way of life.
A very close friend once said to me: Rejection is God's protection. Thank you so much for those words Linda, I cherish these words and live by them each and everyday.
Happy Thursday!
Rejection Is God's Protection
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
False Belief and Confidence
What is confidence? Why do so many people lack confidence, while others exude confidence in every aspect of their life? False Belief and Confidence
Confidence is a feeling or a belief of one's self-assurance of his or her abilities or qualities. In the absence confidence, a person's life could come to grinding halt, lowering their self-esteem, leaving the person feeling less than the world around them.
Often time life coaches and therapists will use positive affirmations to paint over the negative self-talk that is often spoken by a person that lacks confidence. Positive affirmations are definitely needed, however, positive affirmations only serve as nice decoration to fill the wounds temporarily. Don't get me wrong, I also use positive affirmation, but only after the root cause has been determined. By covering up negative self-talk with positive affirmation, the problem is only temporarily fixed until the positive affirmation runs its course and the person goes back to their regular negative self-talk.
Positive affirmations are like planting flowers around a tree stump. Sooner or later someone is going to trip over the tree stump because the root system that is well beneath the ground is still intact, holding the tree stump in place. It's not until you get to the root of the tree and remove all it's roots that the risk of someone tripping over the stump is eliminated. The same holds true for a person that carries false beliefs about themselves. They will continue to trip over their stump until the root cause is exposed.
Confidence is a belief, and when you lack confidence in a certain aspect of your life, it means you believe and that you have put your entire faith/trust (not the religious kind) into some sort of comparison (the root). Based on this comparison, each time a situation presents itself within your environment, the judge (negative self-talk) digs into the back of your brain, compares your current situation with that of a false belief stored deep In your root system, and returns a negative value, "I can't do this, I'm not good enough, There is no value in doing this, etc.", leaving you feeling like a victim.
The comparison is the root cause, the false belief you've put your entire faith/trust into. Undoing the false belief is as easy as not believing it anymore, but first you must find the root cause, the false belief.
The truth about self is liberating. I trust you will find at least one false belief in your root system today, and take back your faith/trust, as you rebuild your confidence.
Rebuild your confidence with Master Life Coach, Toronto native Bruno LoGreco
False Belief and Confidence
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
He's back...
Good morning to everyone, and welcome to the unofficial close of the summer season. Today is September 2nd, the first day of school for many, and my first day back to blogging.
So much has happened since I last posted a blog at the beginning of August. Let me start with my uneventful trip to New York. For those of you who read this blog regularly, you will know that I once feared heights, acrophobia is the correct name. If you recall there was one particular bridge that would put me into a frenzy each time I approached its metal structure. I'm happy to report the last time I crossed the bridge the conversation I had with myself was quite different than past conversations I've had about crossing the bridge. The conversation I had with myself on the last trip went something like this: "Remind me why I'm afraid of this bridge... the scenery down below is spectacular. I can't believe I was afraid to cross this bridge before."
Although I was not blogging these past three weeks, I was still providing my life coaching services to clients in both Toronto and New York. I find it very interesting how people in Toronto are far different than those in New York. New Yorker's have a bit more noise in their life, about 3x greater than those living in Toronto. That's due largely because of the sheer size of New York. New Yorkers prefer therapy, while Torontonians prefer Life Coaches. Why the difference? That is what I will try to explain over the next couple of weeks.
Lots to come in the next couple of days/weeks. New style of writing, new coaching ideas and concepts, new tools to learn how to deal with fears, anxiety and depression among other emotions. Over the next couple of weeks I will be focusing on the Inner Child, Ego and awareness.
He's back...
Ten Powerful Self-Coaching Tips
Are you living the life of creativity and happiness that you've always dreamed of, or are you allowing your fears or other outside factors to influence you?
Following the path that your heart's desires requires courage and might require a shift in attitude. There are several methods you can use to act as your own life coach and start working toward the life you dream of.
Ideas for self-improvement
You don't need to change every aspect of your life at once in order to improve your attitude and outlook on life. Self-improvement can feel daunting if you try to change everything at once.
A good way to embark on your journey of self-coaching is to make one change and see what kind of impact it has upon your life. The following tips are designed to help you improve your life and become your own life coach. Try out one of the following tips at a time to positively impact your attitude and daily life.
1. Find some 'you' time. Everyone needs time alone to meditate and recharge. You may think you don't have extra time in your day. Start with 10-20 minutes to use for meditation or silent reflection.
2. Ask yourself what you truly want in life. Are you living your life according to your true dreams and desires? You may be unaware of your desires that lie hidden beneath your surface needs and wants, so take the time to find out.
3. Write everything down. Even if your thought seems silly, write it down! You may be surprised by the inspiration and ideas you can come up with.
4. Journal daily, but with a twist. Instead of just writing about today, try writing about yesterday.
5. Keep track of the "happy moments." Each day has potential for many small moments that bring joy and happiness. If you don't make a special note of them, you may not even recognize the small joys in your day.
6. Choose one task each night to complete the next day. This way, you have focus, and you accomplish at least one task. Tasking and taxing yourself with effort is important in reaching goals.
7. Smile when you wake up. Smiling is contagious. By smiling you improve your mood and can potentially improve someone else's day as well.
8. Give thanks each night. Gratitude will improve your outlook on life and help you see all the good and wonderful moments of your day.
9. Try something new. A new experience fuels creativity and your enjoyment of the day.
10. Create at least one memorable moment each day. Make each day unforgettable, even if in a small way!
Taking the next step with a life coach
Self-coaching tips are great ideas for helping you improve your life. However, you can take your life to the next level with a life coach and mentor. A professional life coach can help you set goals and help you move forward with your dreams. If you're looking for the right path toward happiness, a life coach can help you discover the path your heart truly desires.
Want to learn more about self-improvement? Bruno LoGreco is a Life Coach Toronto and mentor. Visit BrunoLoGreco.com and find out how to unleash your potential for success and happiness.
The Success Indicators on Your Life Path
A good way to think of this problem is to envision a large square box. This is not just any box though. Rather, in this case, your box has been divided into three separate, but equally shaped rectangular boxes, all stacked on top of one another. Each of these rectangular boxes is a highly important expression of your life goals -- individual levels of success. Within each of these levels of success is an indicator that tells you how close you are to becoming successful in this area of your life.
Every area of your life that you identify as a potential path for success can be further divided, containing the many different events and obstacles you will encounter as you strive to reach your goals. Think of each sector of your life as being divided even further, with three new sections within one of the three stacked boxes (sectors). Within each stacked box are three separate sections, divided by dotted lines that make up the life path you will follow. These dotted lines are not the same as the solid lines dividing the sectors -- they are a path that you have envisioned since childhood -- a series of goals and pathways to success that you want to follow.
As young people, these life paths may not be fully formed. Or they might be crystal clear in our minds--long, straight life paths from the early days of college and adult living to the ultimate goal of success that you have always strived for. You can see exactly what you need to do to reach each success indicator and achieve what you have set out to accomplish. And you probably did just this. After all, your goals as a youth were to be successful in the same way that you saw thousands of others live their lives. You wanted to reach your success indicators and experience the measure of success by which you would measure you life for decades to come.
However, nothing is ever as simple as we envision it during youth. There are countless factors that interfere with your ability to clearly see those success indicators and life paths to success. These factors, or "Environmental Noise," can be detrimental to even the most focused of individuals. Think of what would happen if you dumped the contents of downtown New York into your box and tried to maintain your focus on those goals. Would you even be able to see your life path anymore?
Everyone must travel their life path with environmental noise inundating them from all sides. It begins to become cloudy. The dotted lines, our life paths, begin to look like the straight lines and the success indicators start to be confused with any number of different distractions.
And then something will happen and you will realize that you are in fact nowhere near the original success indicators you set for yourself. Everything has changed and yet you are stuck in a way. You are deep within the center of the middle rectangular box and you have no idea which way to go or how to get back on track. The noise only grows louder and you grow dizzy trying to regain your focus.
It is in this instant that you must clear the noise and return to the basic, almost instinctive mode of thought you experienced as a child. What did you want from life? Where did you want to go? What do you need to get to that point? What was my life path? All of these questions must be asked without the distractions of the world around you muddying up your thought process. When you can revert to a very simple perspective of the world and only spend time thinking of what you want from life, you can be that much more successful.
You can succeed in life despite the environmental noise, cruising down your life paths and moving through your rectangles with ease, but oftentimes you need a helping hand to clear away the noise and look at life with fresh eyes. There is nothing wrong with asking for help to weed out these distractions and remove the clutter from your life sectors with a professional life coach.
Is your life path inundated with environmental noise? Learn how you can lift the noise and begin reestablishing your success indicators today. Visit www.brunologreco.com a Life Coach Toronto today.
Top 10 Benefits to Journaling
There are countless reasons to maintaining a journal. The top ten benefits of journaling may differ from person to person. However, there seems to be general themes that are attractive in the collective unconscious. Many people are looking to daily entries of their personal experiences to reap some of the following rewards.
Maintaining a journal is a natural way to exercise the brain. People who make regular entries are taking time to develop writing and communication skills that are very valuable in everyday interactions. This mental exercise also helps to allow your thoughts to flow freely.
Creativity is a second benefit to consider. This is an important aspect of journaling. The right hemisphere of the brain is associated with visual, imaginative and intuitive facets of thought. When you take time to write, you free the right hemisphere. The ideal entry will be one that puts the inner editor on hold. Thoughts and ideas should flow freely and naturally.
The uninhibited nature of this form of writing serves a third benefit of developing self awareness. People often create different faces to meet various circumstances. We tend to recreate in distinct situations including the work environment, the community and even when at home.
The process of keeping a journal helps you recognize the various aspects of your unique personality. The growing self awareness is a powerful force that can lead to even greater benefits in the future. Gaining insight into the self is among the most important aspects to maintaining a journal.
The fourth benefit is the ability to set priorities. Once you get a grasp on the thoughts and emotions that are filtered through your personal experience, you begin to gain control of them. The process eventually leads to a greater understanding of what is and what is not important.
The ability to re-see the past is another great benefit of keeping a journal. The pages can be revisited with a fresh perspective. It can be very surprising how much your understanding of an event changes over a relatively short period of time. Some writers find great moments of epiphany when rethinking and rereading entries.
Journaling is a fantastic problem-solving resource. The approach of using entries to come up with various solutions to troubles is a little different than approaches for self awareness and growth. Many people choose temporary brainstorming techniques that serve to give viable solutions to problems.
The seventh benefit of journaling is variety. You can choose what kind of entries you want to make. Common choices include brainstorming sessions, automatic writing and reflective notes. Personal journal entries can be made upon inspiration, when you first wake or right before you fall asleep. Some choose to do a combination of these.
Purging is the eighth benefit to this practice. Many people find it helpful to place negative thoughts and feelings down on paper. Once the negative energy is placed on the page, they are free to let it go. This practice also works well when dealing with anger towards another individual. Purge the negativity and work towards a constructive approach.
The ability to communicate with others is another benefit of keeping a journal. Those who work with life coaches can find a wealth of resources for sessions. Journaling can help you tap into your fears and dreams, helping your coach gain insight through entries that you choose to share.
The tenth benefit is improvement in your overall health. Journaling reduces stress. It provides time for you to meditate. The process helps to make the positive forces in your life surface and it helps to bring the harmful elements into light. The result of personal journaling is a new perspective on how you can take control of many aspects of your life.
Want to learn how online journaling can help you reach goals and problem solve? Learn more about life coach Toronto at brunologreco.com and journaling at iijournal.
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What Ever Happened To Corey Haim??
Well it seems that I was captain popular today with the blog trend...Like a Rap Mogul...I`ve gotta start out with the Shout Outz YO!.....First to my bad boyee Erik (the intoxicated individual in the picture below with The Spyes t-shirt on) who has grabbed a seat beside me on the bandwagon and has decided to start his own Blog called Cochranetown (this is the part where u click on Cochranetown to take u too his blog)...Kool Eh!..My next shout out goes to my Job partner in crime Matt. Who in his own spare time at Teletech has managed to come up with his own art work to contribute....and last but not least my other work associate Jordan who gave me the idea for this blog (the link to his site will be off to the right too) I watched The Office last night which is a great little show that you should definitely check out...please...I`m so afraid of this show getting canceled cause nobody watches it....Anyway`s my girlfriend Patricia told me earlier that it was her Fav. Episode thus far cause it was the "Halloween" episode...So I knew I was in for a treat and she was right!....wasn`t the funniest episode I`ve seen but I enjoyed the plot in this one and I liked how the Jim and Pam plot is thickening...on a sadder note I got a parking ticket tonight cause I`m a meathead and forgot to move it ...Oh and one more note I`d like to say Congrats to the Houston Astros who are going to there 1st World Series....woo hoo...CN


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Personified State
This is not an avatar or incarnation of deity.
This 'Personified State' of God is Spirit.
In this 'Personified State' we find a God more akin to our traditional understandings. This state of God meets our criterion of the divine. It has the five attributes. (Omnipotence, Omniscience, Omnipresence, Omnibenevolence, and Personhood).
This is a God that 'lives' within our world (and as we shall explore, within ourselves also). Ultimately we cannot in all honestly commit a non-corporal Spirit to any gender. God cannot be male or female. Maybe both – maybe neither; but not one or the other. Personally, I see this "form" of God as feminine.
The Greek word used for spirit is pneuma and is gender neuter. (It's where we get the names pneumatology and pneumology from). However, Greek was only the language the Old Testament was translated into. The Hebrew word commonly used is ruach and is feminine.
Of the approximately 89 times ruach refers to the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, only 9 are masculine (and not without some ambiguity). The other 80 are feminine and 44 of which (including the aforementioned Genesis 1:2) are used in the context of feminine verbs. (see More Than Just a Controversy: All About The Holy Spirit).
This Holy Spirit - this Personification of God's Wisdom - this feminine Sophia can be shown to display all five criteria of deity.
"For she is the brightness of the everlasting light, the unspotted mirror of the power of God, and the image of his goodness [omnibenevolence]." Wisdom of Solomon 7: 26 KJV (Apocrypha)
"…kind to man, stedfast, sure, free from care, having all power, [omnipotence] overseeing all things, [a form of omnipresence] and going through all understanding,[omniscience] pure, and most subtil, spirits." Wisdom of Solomon 7:23 KJV (Apocrypha)
"…and being but one [she is an individual being - Personhood], she can do all things: [omnipotence] and remaining in herself, she maketh all things new: and in all ages entering into holy souls, she maketh them friends of God, and prophets." Wisdom of Solomon 7:27 KJV (Apocrypha)This is the same Spirit of God in Genesis 1:2 as in Proverbs 8:12 & 27.
For this we need to return to the Hindu understanding of Brahman.
"It is clear from this that Brahma is all that is objective, the whole external world given to us by our senses, all that exists outside of us. "But this is only half the fact. Brahma is also all that is subjective, the whole inward world of feeling and self-consciousness, with which the innermost self is identified... The term for the inner self here employed is atman... in a deeper sense it refers to the innermost and unseen self of a man as distinct from his body, his sense-organs, and his brain, that is to say, his transcendental self or ego." John B. Noss,"Man's Religions", Revised Edition, The Macmillan Company 1956, pg. 130We are introduced to something called the Atman, or sometimes called paramatma. Paramatma is the localized aspect of the Supreme (Brahman) within the hearts of all living entities. The parallel to the gnostic concept of the Divine Spark is noteworthy.
A seed – an unrealized potential within all humanity – God's indwelling Spirit. We return to the Holy Spirit, and again with the feminine ruach. We also know that the Holy Spirit has everything to do with Pentecost.
Wasn't Pentecost an isolated moment in history? A one time event? The moment when the Holy Spirit "comes out of hiding"; takes up residence in Man's hearts and souls.
But isn't history divided into Pre-Pentecost times and Post-Pentecost times? What if the story of Pentecost is taken as a metaphor rather then an isolated historical moment?
"Is the greatest truth about Adam and Eve and the fruit that it happened, or that it happens? This story... is true for us because it is our story. We have all taken the fruit. We have all crossed boundaries. We have all made decisions to do things our way and then looked back and said to ourselves, What was I thinking? The fruit looked so great to Adam and Eve for those brief moments, but the consequences were with them for the rest of their lives. Their story is our story. We see ourselves in them. "This is why the Bible is still so powerful. These ancient stories are our stories. These stories are reflective of how things are... And this is why the Bible loses its power for so many communities. They fall into the trap of thinking that the Bible is just about things that happened a long time ago." Rob Bell's "Velvet Elvis", pgs. 58-59Similar to a point Rob Bell makes in "Velvet Elvis" in reference to Adam and Eve and the Fall, that this story may be true on a daily level. That each and every individual goes through their story, their temptation, their betrayal; that it is Man's story. The same stands true with an alternate interpretation (The Edenic Birdcage – and incidentally, both versions of this story can be true and stand side-by-side.)
Pentecost may be a similar wisdom story or a parable. Pentecost is when the Holy Spirit "comes out of hiding"; takes up residence in Man's hearts and souls. When we become her temple.
If the Pentecostal story is viewed in this same light, the focus ceases to be on a individual historical moment. We no longer need to view history as Pre-Pentecostal and Post-Pentecostal. God's Spirit is present and always has been. It becomes a dormant seed of potential within all human being (and even all living entities). We can begin to see what the Hindus see as the Atman, the paramatma within us all. What the Gnostics viewed as the Divine Spark. It is God's indwelling Spirit inhabiting us as a yet unrealized or unborn potential. Sophia. God the Mother.
It makes us all Sons and Daughters of God. (Granted, it's stealing away many Institutional Religion's exclusive claims to God). It is an indwelling potential all of us have, not just a select few.
Did not Jesus say that there will be others that will do greater things than himself? (John 14:12)? (Also Luke 18:19 and Mark 10:18 - Why do you call me good?).
Jesus. The Unique Son of God.
Did he really claim to be God?
Or was that thrust upon him by Christianity?
God Incarnate?
That brings us to the final states of God. The Incarnational State.
Continued on "Most High God" Part IV: Incarnate State


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I love romance with its promise of happy endings. I also love romance hooks, having "grown up" on them thanks to Harlequin and rom-com movies. You could say, I'm the "happy hooker", because I've written stories featuring pregnant women, twins, secret babies, firemen, wounded warriors, childhood crushes, best friends to lovers, reunion stories...and I know I'm probably forgetting some!
Make Me a Match is a collection of three connected romances by me, Cari Lynn Webb, and Anna J. Stewart. Here's how my hero, Cooper Hamilton, finds out he's a father.
I'm currently writing a story with twins and a single dad, a guy who is trying to be a reformed bad boy. Hooks! You've got to love them! Don't you? What are some of your favorite hooks?
Melinda Curtis is an award-winning, USA Today bestselling author. To celebrate the launch of Make Me a Match, the authors are holding a sweepstakes where you could win one of three $10 gift cards or one of three ebooks! Enter here.
And don't forget that Harlequin Heartwarming PRINT books are now on sale in several larger Walmarts across the U.S. Do you have a Walmart selling Heartwarming books near you? Check here. We're hoping they'll be in all Walmarts by July!
And finally, because it's Monday - and everyone should smile on a Monday, here's a photo of my little stinker - Duke. Four months old today! Consider this your invitation to a Facebook party today celebrating the release of all the February Heartwarming books! Come join the fun here!


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In the following review of News of a Kidnapping, Levi commends García Márquez's gripping portrayal of a series of abductions carried out in Bogotá in 1990.
A few winters ago, I had lunch in New York with a 25-year-old Colombian man who had spent his previous summer on a farm outside Bogota, blindfolded and tethered to a tree. He had been kidnapped from his family's factory (one of the managers was later implicated) and held for four months until a ransom was paid. I told him the story sounded familiar. "García Márquez," he said, "One Hundred Years of Solitude." I remembered the scene from that remarkable book. The old man, the patriarch of the family, José Arcadio Buendia, goes mad and is tethered, one end of a rope around his waist, the other around...
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Badi Devrani 24th April 2015 Written Episode Update
Badi Devrani 24th April 2015 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
Bilashi goes and tells in Mic that he will read the Invitation card and tell that SItaram daughter Reeti marriage is fixed with person dont know,,Boy is not there..But only five days are left..At shop Mr Kedershan comes and tells that he want the shop..Vibhor and everyone is upset..Ghansham tells okey..Mr kedershan puts kalash..Kedershan taunts GHansham tells that shop is still to be constructed..He tells Dadajii to stay at home and rest,,,He tells to keep the calculations..Vibhor gets angry..Anotherside one person tells that Bilashi distributed cards to take revenge..Bilashi asks Sitaram where is the boy???Bilashi tells that no family is capable to fix marriage..Sitaram feels dizziness and fall..Reeti asks If he alright??
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Separation of powers at play in regional superintendents' court case
By Jamey Dunn
Regional superintendents will have to wait at least one more day to find out if they can expect pay checks in the near future.
In June, Gov. Pat Quinn used his veto pen to slash the funding for their salaries from the budget lawmakers sent him, saying he believes the administrators should be paid at the local level. As a result, the superintendents have yet to receive a pay check since the new fiscal year started on July 1. Quinn's administration is working on legislation to draw the salaries from a local tax, and lawmakers could vote to override the veto. But neither of those things would likely take place until the legislature's veto session, scheduled for October. The superintendents have asked a Sangamon County judge to force the state to pay them until a solution can be found. They are not seeking back pay through their request.
"They provide a very important cog in the machine of public education," Charles Schmadeke, who is representing the superintendents, argued in court today. He said that the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) could pay the administrators from a fund used to pay board personnel, which he said is described in the law as money to "pay the people who do the job for the Illinois State Board of Education, and that's what these [superintendents] are doing."
He acknowledged that it was Quinn's right as governor to veto the funding for the salaries. "We are not suggesting that the governor doesn't have the power he engaged here; he clearly does." However, he said, because the General Assembly created the positions and wrote the regional supeintendents' pay scale into law, Quinn's action of taking away the funds does not mean he can simply not pay them. Schmadeke said that the law allows the state to pay them, even from the original funds that Quinn vetoed, regardless of the governor's budget action. He said a change to the law would be needed to stop paying the administrators with state dollars.
Assistant Attorney General Terence Corrigan said that while lawmakers may have wanted the superintendents to be paid through state funds, the governor used his veto pen to remove the line item. He argued that without an appropriation, there is simple no authority to spend the money. "The fact that the legislature intended that they be paid doesn't mean that the court can pay them with no appropriation." Corrigan said that using personnel funds from ISBE would throw the agency into chaos because it could potentially run out of money to pay its staff. "In 60 days, the state board would basically cease to function." Schmadeke countered that going to ISBE would only be a temporary fix and would not sink ISBE's staffing budget. "Let's have a hearing on the merits, but get these people paid in the meantime."
Sangamon County Circuit Judge John Schmidt said he is concerned that his ruling could have a profound impact on the separation of the powers among the branches of government. He questioned whether the state's argument could lead to a scenario where "basically the governor could do away with a statutorily created office" by vetoing the pay for the job. However, he questioned whether he had the authority to order the executive branch to spend funds. "There are no easy answers here," Schmidt said. He said he was "aghast" that the state downplayed the hardship faced by the superintendents, who have gone months without pay. But he questioned what he could do to force Quinn to pay the administrators if he ruled in their favor and Quinn refused to comply. "I don't issue orders I can't enforce." Schmidt said. "The lack of hardship is not my holdup here."
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What is Endometriosis?
Uterine lining tissue which is developed outside the uterus is known as Endometriosis. The tissue is normally grown inside the uterus but when it is grown outside the uterus then it affects the body and you experience too much pain especially during periods. It is considered as the abnormal growth of cells and commonly present in the organs of pelvis. It also affects fertility and you may experience infertility.
What causes Endometriosis?
The cause of endometriosis is unidentified. Nobody has determined that what the main cause of this disease is. But there is some theory which is explained below:
- Usually menstrual blood is normally excluded but in this condition menstrual blood back up into the fallopian tubes and pelvis.
- It is also researched that it can be developed into the fetus which is developing inside the woman's womb and can be present at the pubertal estrogen levels.
- This condition can be genetic defect which is an inherited component. If a female has a close relative who has this disease then there is chance for a girl that endometriosis can be developed.
- Hormonal estrogen is also responsible for this condition.
- If you have problems with immune system then it can make impossible that extrauterine endometrial tissue destruction can be stopped.
Symptoms of Endometriosis:
- Painful and heavy menstrual
- Lower abdomen pain
- Lower back or pelvis pain
- Severe cramps during periods
- Urinary problems like pain, constipation, and diarrhea
- Bloody urine or faeces
- Affects the fertility and so you can experience infertility problem
- Vomiting and Nausea
- Abnormal periods which longer than average periods which is usually of 7 days and with this condition you may experience more than 7 days.


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MemoriesIt brings back memories of the names we have heard about. The famous Charles Simonyi (who also gave us the Hungarian Notation), names like Jeff Raikes, Jon Devaan.
Multiplan wasn't just "a" spreadsheet. It was "the" spreadsheet for Microsoft. I experienced it on CP/M and MS-DOS. I didn't like it because I have this dyslexic type issue with Row 1 Column 1 - I keep getting my rows and columns mixed up and I guess most of the world too. So the Visicalc / Supercalc / Lotus 1-2-3 / Symphony family became much more popular because that family uses the A1 notation - the same notation that maps often use (like Melbourne's Melways).
But I had a healthy respect for it. On 64k RAM machines, it pioneered the idea of multiple file Consolidation - a feature that Excel carries to this day. And that R1C1 notation is a strong part of the Excel Object programming model. You can refer to a cell as Range("A1") or you can refer to a cell as Cells(1,1). In programming rather than hands on use, the ability to interpose Cells(x,y) where x and y are index variables that can be iterated in an array, is so much more preferable than thinking FOR X=1 TO what number is AZ ?
For those who never experienced the Lotus 1-2-3 Macro language, it was at first, more approachable because it copied keystrokes exactly and directly - there was no mouse then, no other program running side by side to distract the program. We used to dream in /RE~
But VBA + Excel Object Model + DAO (Data Access Objects) are so much more powerful, detailed and clearer to understand and write once you get it
The Office Suite
Jeff Raikes says that proposing that Microsoft sell Word + Excel + Powerpoint + Access as a suite of programs was real brave. To me in those days, it was a no-brainer. Because the genre of an integrated single program with multiple facets had run its course. Remember Lotus Symphony (which was a spreadsheet that tried to be a single table database, wordprocessor, chartist, console window, presenter), Context MBA (which seemed to only live on HP computers), Ashton Tate Framework (I actually produced a dot matrix Company report) ? Or Microsoft Works? Nah, the better way was to just package separate specialised programs in a sales package rather than a technology solution.
Run Everywhere
Charles Simonyi said that Multiplan was the most portable program they had. It ran everywhere. So Microsoft used their end user product to encourage their compiler product teams to produce executable binaries on many platforms. Come back to the present. Office desktop runs on Windows 8 Intel. Office RT is not the full suite of products and runs on ARM processors on Windows 8 RT. Office Web Apps run on Skydrive in the cloud. But none of the single products like Excel, actually have all the features that Office desktop has. Maybe that's what's wrong with Microsoft today - they don't have the magic to make things work.


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Before my February 7 degree hike I reviewed the Chill Gorilla tarp – the replacement for my older Hennessy Hex tarp. I was pleased with it in general.
First, the Chill Gorilla is a bulky tarp. The same bulk as the older hennessy hex tarp, about twice as bulky as their smaller silnylon tarp, but it has more coverage and the fabric is heavier. It packed well for its size.
The first night I put the tarp up I had some issues with my lines. Not Chill Gorilla's fault at all, but the tarp has some weight to it, and if you're using a continuous ridgeline, just throwing some lines around the tree and pulling doesn't work the best. The solution would have been some Dutchware Tarp Flies, which I had on my other tarp and didn't want to move. So, my bad, but know that hanging the thing can be an issue.
Unlike the Hennessy tarp, the Chill Gorilla has no pockets for the tie-out lines. This was sort of a pain in the butt during my trip, as I was fighting lines when hanging the tarp.
Once hung, the tarp was large enough to offer plenty of protection from the elements, and I was using a 10'6″ hammock with a ridgeline. Because of wind and cold, I put a Grizz Beak door on each end. the beaks worked very nicely on the Chill Gorilla, providing coverage all the way around and leaving me with no way in, so I crawled under one side on all fours. The tarp is black, and although it doesn't keep out all light, it does a nice job at darkening your sleep experience if there's a full moon or something.
I used 4 tie-out stakes. I just wrap the line around my MSR Mini-Groundhogs. I really want to put some line locks on the end though. I have them on my silnylon tarp and love them. Just tie off the stake and pull. You have a weight penalty of maybe 5 grams for 4 of them, but you get much easier setup when it counts, like in rain or snow.
Packing up was as easy as putting up. I had to shake off the ice (it was 7 degrees) from the inside from condensation, but the ice wiped right off. I didnt really worry about the lines, just tried to stuff them in before my hands froze.


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You might like to check out this footage of a protest at 'Ground Zero' in New York (the site of the 9/11 attacks). The crowd doesn't like the idea of a Mosque being built in the area, one sign says that 'Mosques support Hamas' which is a strong point, well made - even if entirely inaccurate.
Anyway things get interesting when the crowd detect a Muslim in their midsts. One fella in a hard hat tries to have a fight with him, others shout abuse, someone shouts something about pigs ("eat pig" perhaps?) and the man has to be escorted away for his own safety.
The fact that he was a guy named Kenny who happened to be in the area because he's just a carpenter working on the site and not a Muslim counter-protester at all might be regarded as slightly embarrassing. The fact that he appears to be the only black guy in the area might be seen as revealing the the crowd consider lynching him.
On the other hand perhaps he's Bin Laden and the crowd were totally justified, maybe that steward who got himself in between hard hat man and Kenny just destroyed the free world.
Charlie Brooker also has things to say, like the fact that no-one is trying to build a Mosque there. Well, I'm sure these guys are right about something. Don't know what though.
Time magazine on whether America has a Muslim problem.
Monday, August 23, 2010
Ground Zero Mosque Protesters only a little bit racist
You might like to check out this footage of a protest at 'Ground Zero' in New York (the site of the 9/11 attacks). The crowd doesn't like the idea of a Mosque being built in the area, one sign says that 'Mosques support Hamas' which is a strong point, well made - even if entirely inaccurate.
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- trencherbone said...
'Religious' tolerance?
The privileges of being classed as religion should be withdrawn from Islam.
If Hitler had claimed that 'Mein Kampf' was dictated by God, would we be forced to tolerate the Nazi Party as a religion? Islam is first and foremost a mind-destroying, totalitarian political ideology that spreads through the Body Politic like a virus.
Winston Churchill gave the correct diagnosis over a century ago, when he compared Islam to a contagious virus or meme - 'as dangerous in a man as rabies in a dog' http://crombouke.blogspot.com/2010/01/islam-murder-meme-and-rabies-of.html
Consequently, Islam should be reclassified from 'RELIGION' to 'PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM' - a virulent contagious mental illness. It could then be contained by the methods used to prevent the spread of typhoid and other lethal epidemics: enforced exclusion and quarantine of carriers, eradication of foci of infection, immunization of the susceptible population etc.
- Monday, August 23, 2010 6:02:00 pm
- Anonymous said...
I watched it last night and remember the very clever (not) protesting slogan of 'Mohammed is a pig'.
- Monday, August 23, 2010 6:03:00 pm
- Jim Jepps said...
Trencherbone: no
earwicga: quite!
- Monday, August 23, 2010 7:29:00 pm
- Dougie Kinnear said...
One of my Facebook friends recently remarked that the US have been putting ground zeros near Mosques for a long time (or words to that effect).
- Monday, August 23, 2010 8:21:00 pm
- modernity said...
There's been a great debate on this for some time, and it is worthwhile pointing out how the first Amendment applies here, etc etc
Given the crank Beck's recent trajectory this is all the more amusing:
"Glenn Beck PRAISED 'Good Muslim' Imam Rauf In 2006 (VIDEO)"
- Tuesday, August 24, 2010 11:14:00 am


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Disrespectful Judgements: Attempt to "straighten out another persons attitudes, beliefs and behavior by trying to impose your way of thinking through lecture, ridicule or threats.
Most of us think our way of thinking is "correct." That others that do things differently than us are wrong and we need to change their opinion for their benefit.
But in reality this is just another form of control. First we make selfish demands and when they don't work we begin to make disrespectful judgements. It's really a more sophisticated and masked form of control because it can look like your motivated by care rather than selfish motives.
The sad thing is just like the other lovebusters the end result of this one is destroying the feeling of love. The difference between demands and judgements is that with a demand you are trying to force someone to do what you want – with judgements you are trying to convince someone that you are right and they are wrong in a disrespectful way.
For example lets say a husband feels the house is not being kept clean to his standards, he would try to make his wife feel guilty about the way she did her housekeeping. Or a wife doesn't feel her husband takes care of the children to her high standards so she would try through disrespectful judgements to make him feel inadequate for the job.
We all do this and if you really think about it they rarely work. These disrespectful judgements cause pain and are a form of control because they force the other person into your way of thinking and makes them feel stupid or inadequate if they don't work.
So how do you come to a place of compromise, where you are both happy but still feeling like the changes that need to happen are being worked on. That's what we will explore in our next post……
These concepts are taken from a book by William Harley called "Lovebusters" which I highly recommend.


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text: Dr. David Caldwell was the second owner of the plantation. Caldwell and his first wife Harriet lived at Rosedale with their eight children and a large household. The doctor operated Rosedale as a subsistence plantation and made an income through a variety of sources, including his medical practice, stock in a gold mine, and through the hiring out of his slaves. Dr. Caldwell owned several slaves who were skilled blacksmiths, including Nat, who worked in a blacksmith shop on the grounds of the plantation. The income from the blacksmiths was very important to the plantation economy. When Dr. Caldwell composed his will in 1854, he stated that it was his wish that three of his blacksmiths: Ephraim, Nat, and Randall, be hired out to "such good places where they will be well treated and cared for and as far as can be done have them as convenient to their wifes (sic)." This would generate income to be kept in a fund to educate the doctor's three youngest children.


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Woo hoo! I have managed to work out how to link to the Stampin Up catalogue. Just click on the image on the left hand side and it will take you direct to the catalogue - clever! It takes a few minutes to load as it's a large file.
That's me done for today - more soon, Daisy is beginning to get a routine during the day now so I will get the odd 30 mins to add some fun stuff on here.
Before I go a couple of little pics of my lovely bundle of scrumminess!!!! Huge thanks to my gorgeous friend Debbie who took them - her website is here


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Tomorrow is caucus night in Minnesota. We usually see DFL (Democratic), Republican and 'Independent' caucuses here. For several days I have been speaking to and emailing groups about the importance of being involved in the political process. In my party we most likely will hear arguments that say nobody really cares about religious freedom. In the other major party they will likely be told not to worry about this issue because they are going to win. Independents, as usual are seeking some sense of where to throw their votes or whether to throw their own candidate into the void. (They have been successful in the latter choice in Minnesota)
Among my friends and relatives are persons of all political persuasions and many different religious views but all of them value the religious freedom aspect of our US culture and government (yes it also protects the rights of atheists). We must not let this issue be thrown into the strange intractable polarization that our political process has become over the last decade. Thus I am asking that my fellow Americans act to be sure that all political organizations act to protect this first of the Bill of Rights of the US Constitution from being be put into that context.


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Assalamualaikum wbt..
I have something to ponder about today.. It may seem like a subjective topic but somehow it has no right-wrong answer for this. It's just a matter of our faith - I guess so.
I love to watch fairy tales.. Especially Barbie. *you laugh at me??
It may seem just a fairy story for you but as for me it teaches me a lot about life. The cartoons are not just as plain as they are but the way they talk it looks real. And, I love it so much. My tears also fall down when it comes to the certain scenes.
Hmm.. But Im not gonna talk about Barbie here. But, the thing that captures my attention is the last statement or sentence at the end of the story which is "Finally, they lived happily ever after.."
My brain is starting thinking about it. Does it really exist in this worldly life? What is the exact definition of 'live happily' there? Is it just a lexical word without any unseen meaning behind it?
I can accept this if the concept is similar to mine. Emm.. Live happily ever after is not denying the true colours of this life. What I mean here is as long as we breathe in this world, we have to endure pain, tears but not to forget we also will encounter such a bliss situation and we could smile all days and nights. Even though so many events either officially or unofficially occur, yet we still enjoy this life. Anything happens when we relate to the Creator, everything is 'happy'. When we have so many blessings we still could kneel down and put our forehead on the ground,this is 'happy'. When you endure the toughest event in your life and you perform prayers as you usually do, which is on time, that is 'happy'. I could conclude that whatever happens in your life either that is the happiest thing or the worst one, but it never interferes with your relationship with God, that is 'happy'.
In order to make the statement comes true, it is so easy. Just take care of your relationship with Allah.. Then you will live the life happily ever after. Taraaa..!! I just solved a puzzle r! ^^
P:s - I would like to remind myself and the readers, do not replace your 'real happiness' with the 'fake' one. You know what is fake happiness? The things that make you happy temporarily is the fake happiness. What is 'real happiness' then? Of course the things that assure you to be happy not just in this worldly life but also after life. - This is the real ever after. =) Insha Allah.
|Yeah its true guys! It's never too late to live happily ever after. We are the one who responsible for this. Not anyone else..


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Mahamahim Smt. Pratibha Patil has been elected as thirteenth president of the Republic of India and has created history of being the first woman president of India. She has the honour of being fifth woman constitutional head in Asia. Unlike Great Britain president of Indian Republic is not merely a show piece to work like a rubber stamp. Our president is supreme commander of the three forces- Land, Air and Naval and fortunately our new president is alive to this fact. In her interview with N.D.T.V. she had emphatically remarked that she had never been a rubber stamp Governor and nor the she would ever be a rubber stamp president.
She had asserted that she had her own conventions, ideology and way of thinking accompanied by unquestionable nationalism and deep secular feelings. Before being elected as first citizen of India Smt. Pratibha Patil had announced in unambiguous terms that her first priority would be to see India an industrially and economically developed nation of the world. Her simplicity and openness of vision can be judged by the very fact that she added that she had never thought of being elected for the most honorable post but now because she had been nominated therefore, she would contest in right earnest and with full sincerity.
There was some apprehension that there might arise some difficulty with the military chiefs but there are instances of Great Britain, Germany, Shri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan where woman presidents have successfully commanded their chiefs and forces. Then ours is the most disciplined military in the world hence all such apprehensions should be set aside. Moreover, families of the military personnel and specially their ladies feel more secure under the regime of their own sex. They should expert more considerate, more transport and better implementation of the social welfare schemes. They may also organize pressure groups at different levels for the security of women's rights and privileges and may secure legal and constitutional remedies for their grievances.
Fortunately our outgoing president Dr. Abdul Kalam is an ideal man, ideal in the true sense of the word and he has left a very well managed president house on the Raisin Hills. Our new president should have no difficulty in managing and controlling the office of the president. Her life long experience of administration in varied high positions would be an asset for her. She had played an important role in controlling communal riots of Jalgan in 1967. Late Smt. Indira Gandhi had all appreciation for her performance as deputy minister of health in Maharastra Govt. as a result of which Smt. Pratibha Patil was the only person to have secured a clean chit for the 1972 and crushing defect of the congress party under the leadership of Smt. Indira Gandhi, Smt. Pratibha Patil was among the few who stood by their leader and never deserted her.
After her defeat in the 1977 election when Smt. Indira Gandhi landed at the Bombay Air Port Smt. Pratibha Patil was the only dignitary to receive her at the air port. In protest against the arrest of Smt. Indira Gandhi it was Smt. Pratibha Patil who organized and led an agitation and courted arrest. During 1977-79 when Sharad power dislodged the Govt. of Vasantadada Patil and won the support of so many congress leaders, Smt. Pratibha Patel had the courage to oppose the so formed Govt. and was leader of opposition where upon Vasantdada Patil had remarked "Pratibha you are CHANDI in Vidhan Sabha whereas you are so calm and generous outside".
In 1991 it was Smt. Pratibha Patil who salvaged the Maharastra congress from the tempest of Mandal Commissions. She was minister for social affaires those days. In 1962 she was asked to contest election for Maharastra Assembly from Jalgon against eminent communist leader Shri Bhalerao and she defeated him. As member of the legislative assembly the graduated in law. She was married to Shri Devi Singh in 1965. During the regime of Shri Rajeeva Gandhi she was vice president of the upper house.
In 1991 elections for the parliament she contested against prominent communist leader Shri Sudden whom she defeated by a handsome margin. In 1995 she was leader of the Indian Mission to the world conference of woman parliamentarians held in Beizing. After the assassination of Rajiva Gandhi. Smt. Pratibha Patil felt very much disgusted and gave up her political activities but she remained in close touch with Smt. Sonia Gandhi in active politics she also came to join hands with her. Lastly she was appointed Governor of Rajasthan.
According to Shri Devi Singh, husband of Mahamahim Smt. Pratibha Patil she has special affinity for woman and children. She had lost her mother when she was of only ten years age. She was brought up sensitive. She believes in simple living and high thinking. She wears khadi and has simple food habits. She is the only sister of five brothers and herself has only one son Rav Sahib.
In spite of being a very busy politician and renowned social worker she leads a very peaceful, happy and simple family life. She is always apt to perform family obligations and hardly ever misses any occasion to attend traditional celebrations in her family or her relatives just like a devoted house wife. She is very simple, sincere, sympathetic and kind hearted, always ready to help the needy, specially womenfolk. During her student life she had been a table-tenis player of state and national level and as District commandant of home guards she had also learnt rifle shooting.
While taking the oath of allegiance as also at the time of her ceremonial entry into the President House the sobriety on her face and her confident eyes gave a clear indication of her self confidence. It is expected that she would follow the foot-prints of the late first president of Indian Republic Bharat Ratna Shri Rajendra Prasad and another outstanding personality Shri Sankar Dayal Sharma. In her speech as first citizen of India Mahamahim Smt. Pratibha Patil while addressing the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences as chief guest proclaimed the need for reforms in agriculture sector. In the tone of late Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru she said that agricultural reforms cannot be allowed to wait for their turn. She congratulated the Indian farmer for making the country self sufficient as also for their contribution in famine control. At the same time she looks the opportunity to praise the scientists for their achievements in various fields of research pertaining to agriculture.
Elaborating the problems of Indian Agriculture in a systematic way she expressed her concern over the conversion of fertile cultivable land into deserts and ravines, reduction in area under cultivation, drop in soil fertility, prevalence of crop pests and diseases accompanied by lack of communication, ignorance and illiteracy of the former and insufficient and irregular banking facilities as also the hindrances in the way of agricultural loans. She also suggested ways and means to cope up with the current problems. She proposed the development of knowledge centres at Gram Panchayat level because according to her improved techniques could be of some avail only when these are well within the reach of an average farmer. She said that agricultural universities and institutions should play their role in communicating with poor and small farmers because there is "strength in communication". It should be the duty of the governments to communicate all plans, techniques and banking facilitate etc. to the tiller of the land.
We do hope that in Mahamahim Smt. Pratibha patil our nation will find a just, benevolent and impartial Rashtrapati who would lead the country to the loftiest place on world map.