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On this retreat, you will explore the meaning and relevance of creativity to your yoga practice – both on and off the mat. Just like the yoga practice generally, the creative element within yoga spans physical, mental and spiritual dimensions in addition to both theory and practice. Viewing the yoga practice both as a creative endeavor in and of itself and as an enhancement to your creativity serves to enrich your practice all the more. Together, let's dive in to The Creative in Yoga.
Accommodation is provided in beautifully furnished 5-metre bell tents. Nestled amongst the lemon and orange groves, the bell tents are simple but sumptuous, with electricity and comfortable beds. Each tent can sleep up to three people. Crisp bed linen and pool towels are provided. There are solar hot and cold powered showers facilities. Internet access is available. There is a small shop on site for all those little essentials you might need.
Yoga style to be taught during this retreat is mainly Hatha and restorative with small doses of flow, plus introducing practices of Animal Yoga™. In Jenny's sessions you can expect to linger luxuriously in some postures to really reach those deeper places in yourselves on all levels and to delve into a deeper relationship with each posture too. The morning sessions shall focus on an energizing Hatha practice with the evening sessions focusing on a soothing more restorative practice – a perfect balance. For Jenny, the philosophical aspect of yoga is just as important as the physical so you can expect to hear words of wisdom and inspiration as you make your way through your postures. You will of course be paying close attention to your breath during your practice and exploring its use in different ways.
%What students can expect in Jenny's yoga sessions: Variety! Sure, you'll be working hard to your own "edge" but also there'll be ample relaxation and stillness in decadent doses as well as much needed opening, lengthening and releasing of many nooks and crannies within the body – all complemented by contemplation, knowledge, compassion, imagination... and many a smile! Jenny aims for authenticity in each session and to create an atmosphere conducive to listening to and respecting your own body. In short, you'll be enchanting all the senses and basking in the widest possible glory of what yoga can offer for the opportunity of silencing, soothing, strengthening, stretching, softening and serving the mind, body and soul. All yoga sessions take place on the beautiful Bagend platform which boasts a heart-warming and remarkable story of creation and surrounding sensational views! Prepare to be bedazzled!
This is a sample timetable and may be subject to change. There will be one workshop a day, it may be in the morning or afternoon. There is also the option to visit local markets on Wednesday and Sunday.
The theme of this retreat is The Creative in Yoga. You will explore the meaning and relevance of creativity to your yoga practice – both on and off the mat. One way of interpreting yoga is as a method to foster – or create – more unity in the world. Also, yoga refers to a trinity of forces in our practice and life, one of which is the creative force (the others being preservation and dissolution). We create our breath every time we enter our practice; and our breath quite literally creates us. We create each posture – and in turn, with practice and knowledge – each posture can create some kind of effect on ourselves and even the wider world. This holds true for wider yogic practices such as mantra recitation, holding mudras, meditation and meditative dance. In every yogic activity we are consciously shaping and creating a practice and receiving the resulting effects. It could be said that we are, ultimately, the creators of our lives (at least the aspects we can control). On this retreat, we will approach our yoga practice as both an art and a science. In addition to the theme guiding our yoga sessions, the theme will expand into our meditation practice and workshops too.
There shall be two sessions of meditation each day: first thing in the morning, bright and early in Bagend's lovely homely little cabin (or indeed in a nice little corner on the land somewhere if that takes our fancy), and then another session post evening yoga. Let us start and close the days in peace. Jenny really loves sharing diverse styles of meditation so that everyone can find a style that works for them. Meditation is all about creating spaciousness in the mind. It is often defined as one-pointedness within yoga. So, one can be meditating whenever they are focusing purely on one thing and on nothing else – so much so that they feel they are even becoming that one thing they are focusing on. Jenny personally finds the definition from The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying helpful too: "meditation is the space between two thoughts". We'll be exploring trataka (candle-gazing), sound meditations (using our own sound and external sounds), sitting meditation, walking meditation and yoga nidra too.
There are ample cushions to help make everyone comfortable and you can also lie down if you really feel the need. We can also support ourselves sitting against a wall. It's important that we are comfortable when meditating otherwise we'll just be distracted by the discomfort and not return to the practice. Little and often will be the approach to the meditations, each session lasting between 10 and 20 minutes.
We may have heard our teachers asking us to set an intention or san kalpa at the start of a yoga session. Do we know the background to this and how it links into the manipulation of energy within our yoga practice? We have heard about prana, but do we know what this really is and other connected energies? We will learn about how yoga is believed to channel energy in certain directions and how this connects to various aims within yoga of creating more peace, more compassion and more unity."The frame has to hold the inner energy properly. Work from the energy body. The energy body, not the physical body, holds the poses." (Iyengar)
Mandalas are often associated with yoga and the word may be familiar to us… but what are they? Mandalas symbolize the cosmos in a creative visual format. We will learn more about these artistic pieces and how they relate to yoga. We will engage with them in a way we feel drawn to – mindfully coloring-in and decorating pre-created mandalas, mindfully creating our own mandalas or even meditating on a mandala (all equipment supplied). "Each person's life is like a mandala – a vast, limitless circle. We stand in the center of our own circle, and everything we see, hear and think forms the mandala of our life" (Pema Chodron).
Many of us may have heard of Ganesh or Hanuman. But do we know anything more than the names? What relevance does ancient yogic mythology have to our yoga practice? We'll look at a few mythologies in detail, see what inspiration and other relevance we can draw from them and see how they can be incorporated into our yoga practice. "Yogic myth has a genius to clothe the infinite in human form" (Eknath Easwaran).
Something all yoga teachers are often asked about is how to establish a home practice. It is something that many of us may have a fear of to begin with. Or it may be something others among us find relatively easily to begin, but then find sustaining it is somewhat trickier! We will discuss the benefits of a home practice as well as some of the apparent obstacles to a home practice and how these may be overcome. We will discover some handy hints and tips about how to approach the beginnings of a home practice, the continuation of a home practice and the enhancement of a home practice. You will have the opportunity to devise a short practice for yourself, ready for your home-coming. "Start slow and discover your own inner teacher" (Kreg Weiss).
A meditative dance workshop exploring our species' unique and mysterious relationship with rhythm and music! As in yoga, it all begins with the breath drawing us into the present moment and exploring how the body wishes to respond to the sounds and rhythms we will begin to hear. Drawing inspiration and guidance from my training in Ecstatic Awakening Dance, we'll work toward building a peak in energy and cooling back down to a grounded energy. Being blindfolded (in a safe way) encourages our attention inward and away from external appearances of ourselves and others. Let your body go!"There is a bit of insanity in dancing that does everybody a great deal of good" (Edwin Denby).
Rustic Retreats is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Espuna Mountains, southern Spain. This beautiful site has so much to offer to so many, they have an organic vegetable garden, fresh mountain spring water, solar power throughout, a beautiful swimming pool, earth-bag dome, stunning yoga platform on the side of the mountain, hammocks, orange and lemon trees, a tailor made pinewood meditation / relaxation cabin with views across the valley, outdoor showers so you can shower under the stars, and so much more. Totally off grid, zero light pollution. Stunning surroundings, beautiful, and simple accommodation are part of the Rustic Retreats charming environment.
Stimulate all your senses whilst you absorb the bright colors, beautiful textures, tantalizing flavors, and sublime aromas of the fresh food served at Rustic Retreats. The chef will create a myriad of fresh, healthy vegetarian meals to tantalize your pallet, all using the ripest, freshest, seasonal ingredients that are locally produced either from their very own organic garden and vegetable patch or from the local market and farmers.
Varieties of fruit are growing freely on the site such as lemons, oranges, almonds, pomegranate, and carob to name but a few. All vegetarian meals are lovingly prepared by a trained chef in the outdoor kitchen and are served 'al fresco' whenever possible. All meals are included in the price. The meals have been so popular with the clients that they are looking at producing a recipe book for next season.
All day snack menu is available but cost is not included in the price. Alcohol is available at a small extra charge.
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Fly into to Alicante, then it's a 2-hour train journey (6 EUR) through the beautiful Spanish countryside down to Totana station where Rustic Retreats will collect you.
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Pokemon GO, Pokémon GO Hipster or Phenomenon?
July 23, 2016 by Staff
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(ThyBlackMan.com) Hipster or phenomenon?
It has been about two weeks since Pokemon Go came in and swept the nation. Niantic Labs have people literally going outside, to catch all types of Pokémon around their surrounding area. It has spawned many business ideas where places with Pokestops are offering deals at certain times/days by placing lures which attract Pokémon to that specific area for 30 minutes. People are outside right now next to a couple of Pokestops around town either catching or searching for Pokémon.
There have been reports of robbers purposely placing lure traps and when you leave your house they come in. Reports of people quitting their jobs just to catch these Pokémon. People being in the wrong place and the wrong time and getting beat up by muggers. Heck a girl was searching for a Pokémon and ended up finding a dead body. But throughout all that chaos it has actually gotten people to be more social, active and get out the house.
This game has brought in the unique dynamic of socializing and playing outside again. Do you remember that nostalgic feeling when you when you were young and finally done with your homework and your friends were outside racing bikes, or shooting hoops? Do you remember when it was summertime and all you wanted to do was go outside and be with your friends till it was time to go back inside to eat? When we get older responsibilities start becoming more serious. Technology has been better and now we rather sit and home and play video games. Interactions have been less frequent because you can do everything online. Now people of all ages are going outside playing this game.
No other game has brought people outside in this way before and it's a fairly basic game. The augmented reality is cool but it leaves more to be desired. You aren't allowed to trade and you can't battle people straight up. Technically you can battle people through the Pokémon Gym but it isn't necessarily the same. This will all be coming through updates Niantic Labs promised. But for now this game can do no wrong and the fact that at one point it had more active users daily then twitter tells you so.
Whether it's the hip thing to play or a phenomenon time will tell. The fact that a lot of businesses and business ideas have piggy backed off the success of this game is going to give it a lot of life. I even have a Twitter, Instagram and Facebook Group for anyone and everyone willing to join and help build a community to share tips, pics and all. You can find the links to all that below. I am more interested in the future of gaming now and the future of Niantic because of this is augmented reality game. The fact that virtual reality has became exceeding relevant today. I wonder what gaming developers now will have up their sleeves. Or is the Pokémon brand just so dope that when you hear a Pokemon game drops. You just gotta catch them all.
For the record I do play the game also. But I am not grinding like some of my other friends who are trying to get to level 30. I am just enjoying myself taking it slow and most importantly trying to be safe. So should all of you.
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Principal Havers slammed the newspaper down on the desk in frustration. The headlines screamed, Brutal Murder at Woolton High: School deemed unsafe. He let out an exhausted sign and massaged his temples. Just under a week ago, a senior student Emmaline Edwards, had been found under the bleachers, her body mutilated and abused. The small community of Woolton had been in absolute shock.
Woolton was a community where everyone knew everyone. You could leave you're door unlocked without fear of theft and you couldn't even step outside the house without meeting someone you knew. What made it worse was that Emmaline had been a model student. A pretty, popular student, straight A's, captain of the debate team and destined to have a bright future. Now, her stiff, cold body lay deteriorating in a wooden coffin, buried deep under the earth.
The office door open and a young, burly man strode through.
"Ah, Chief Watson. Any news?" Havers asked, pouring two cups of coffee. The police chief sighed and ran a hand through his hair. Crows feet were already threatening to appear despite his young age.
"I'm afraid I must be the bearer of bad news," he said, accepting the offered cup.
"We've reached a dead-end in our investigation. The infuriating thing is, no one saw anything. No-one knows who Emmaline was with or what she was doing near the bleachers that late in the afternoon. Her father's breathing down our necks which makes investigating a little more stressful." Watson sighed and both men took a sip of the now lukewarm coffee.
"Do you think drugs were involved?" Havers asked. Watson's reply was lost as the small office plunged into darkness. Shrieks were heard down the corridor at the sudden darkness, indicating that it wasn't just faulty light globe.
Havers cursed and stood abruptly.
"Must be a power surge or something. Did you see how dark the sky was this afternoon? I'll just call Michael and see what's happening." He picked up the phone and placed it to his ear. There was no dial tone. He slammed the phone back into the receiver and began to scrounge around for a flashlight. Watson pulled one of his belt and turned it on. The room became dimly lit by the light and Havers stressed face became silhouetted against the wall.
"I suppose we should let the teachers and students know what is going on," Havers mused and the two men set off down the hallway.
Meanwhile, Dana, Penny and Michelle all let out screams of terror. They had just finished showering in the girl's locker room when the room had been plunged into darkness.
"Calm down," Dana said, placing a comforting hand on Michelle and Penny. "There's obviously been a blackout or something."
"Does anyone have a torch?" Penny asked in a quiet voice.
"Of course. I always carry a bloody torch with me," Michelle replied sarcastically.
"Look. We don't need a torch. We'll just sit here until the lights come back on," Dana said quickly, hoping to avoid any conflict between the two. Suddenly, a siren went off signalling that an announcement was to be made over the PA. There was a crackle of paper followed by the chilling voice of a girl;
"Three pretty birdies. Think they have it all.
One by One, they start to fall.
First I'll stab, than I'll hang.
And these birdies won't come back again."
Once again, shrieks filled the classroom. In the locker room, Penny began to sob.
"We're going to die!" she cried, "There's a psychopath loose in the school."
"I'm not a psychopath," the same chilling voice said from the doorway, "But I am clinically insane".
The three girls screamed. "Leave us alone," Dana screamed, "We didn't do anything to you!"
"Oh!" the voice exclaimed, "But you did. Don't you know who I am?" The girls didn't answer. Dana grabbed both of their hands and led them through the darkness and into an empty shower stall. The girls crouched down and sat, frozen with fear as they heard footsteps approaching the stall.
"It's me, Stephanie Norton. Remember me?" the voice called. Stephanie made her way throughout the locker room, a menacing grin on her face and a knife poised in her hand.
"I tried out for the cheerleading team and you all just laughed. You told me I was a 'worthless, uncoordinated freak'." She continued through the room, kicking open the unoccupied toilet stalls.
"Come out, come out, wherever you are," she screamed.
"The fun is just beginning. How about, you give me a cheer and if it's not good enough, I'll kill you?" she cackled. She entered into the shower stall and approached the cowering girls.
"Let the fun begin."
Havers and Watson entered the last classroom in the corridor. After the PA announcement, they had furiously rushed through the rooms making sure each student was accounted for. As soon as they entered the classroom, Miss Peterson exclaimed, "I've got four students missing," before bursting into tears. Havers rushed to calm her while Watson flashed his torch around the room.
"Havers, get here quick!" he yelled. He flashed his light towards the blackboard. Written in rather messy handwriting was, 'I used to be invisible. Now everyone will know my name.'
"Who are the missing students?" Havers gasped, "And where would they be?"
"Michelle Thornton, Dana King, Penny Munro and Stephanie Norton. Michelle, Dana and Penny were given special permission to practice for the upcoming Cheerleading Titles. Stephanie is supposed to be here," she managed, before bursting into tears.
The two men looked at each other worriedly. Havers burst out of the classroom closely followed by Watson, as they made their way towards the gym. They sprinted through the gym and crashed into the girls locker room. Watson stopped in his tracks and Havers gasped.
A large spotlight had been set up in the corner, lighting up the whole room. Dark red pools of blood covered the creamy white tiles and the stench was overwhelming. Havers and Watson cast their eyes upwards and were met with a horrific sight. There, hanging from the ceiling, were the limp bodies of the three cheerleaders. They were covered in cuts, their lips blue and faces still etched with their final screams. Watson had to turn away and Havers retched in disgust.
They heard a click of a camera and their attention was drawn towards the wooden chairs of the room. A slim, lanky girl sat on the chair, a camera pointed towards the bodies. She looked up at them. Her clothes were soaked and her face smeared with blood. She gave them a chilling smile, "Just admiring my handiwork."
Havers eventually resigned. The outcry from the media and the community, at the deaths of the four girls was too much for him to take. He moved to Alaska where he became a recluse, writing horror novels under the pen-name, Stephen Norton.
Watson could finally breath a sigh of relief. After the initial shock and horror at the brutal murder of the four girls, the town of Woolton resumed ordinary life. The bloody massacre, though unforgettable, a thing of the past.
Naturally, Stephanie was charged with the murder of the four girls and readily pleaded guilty. She was aquitted to a mental institution for life without parole. On her death bed she made her peace with God, repenting for the murder of the three girls. That's correct, three girls. Stephanie Norton had never murdered Emmaline Edwards. In fact, she never knew her.
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Trey rolled on his side this week (the last week of being 3 months)...and he started "talking" this week as well!!! :) Rich calls his babble "Treynese" - it's his own language and Trey is very serious about it. His eyebrows really go down and up when he is talking and it is really cute.
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It's easy to dislike Philip Larkin, the person. He was, according to his biographer Andrew Motion, petty, snappish, pessimistic, narrow-minded, and politically unsavory. Indeed, since his death in 1985, and even more so after the 1992 publication of his letters and Motion's 1993 A Writer's Life, Larkin-hating has become something of a cottage industry.
However, for those who admire sharp, witty, occasionally breathtaking poems (and who doesn't?), disliking Philip Larkin, the poet, is another matter entirely. Larkin published only four books of poetry during his lifetime, and his reputation rests on the last three: The Less Deceived, The Whitsun Weddings, and High Windows.


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Fentanyl goes missing from Victoria's Royal Jubilee Hospital
Island Health says drug losses are a reality for many healthcare facilities
A recent Freedom of Information request has revealed that a large quantity of an addictive and potentially lethal painkiller disappeared from a hospital in Victoria.
The Vancouver Island Health Authority said the liquid product that went missing from Royal Jubilee Hospital in 2015 was a mixture of fentanyl and another medication surgery patients receive to deal with pain.
The health authority admits the incident was one of the largest losses of fentanyl in its history.
"It's a meaningful amount of drug that was in these two products, and as a result there is concern as to where it did go, and the impact it might have based on where it went," said Richard Jones, Island Health's director of pharmacy services.
Few details are being released about the drugs' disappearance; the loss was only revealed when freelance journalist Stanley Tromp made an FOI request.
Island Health reported the loss to Health Canada as required — but didn't disclose it publicly. Jones said it would be up to Health Canada to disclose the content of the report.
Some drug losses are a reality for any healthcare facility, Jones said, and the missing quantity of fentanyl is a small fraction of the hundreds of thousands of doses the health authority uses each year.
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It's hard to believe that nearly four decades have come and gone since the heyday of the civil rights movement and the "We Shall Overcome" marches that shook the South and much of the nation. A decade of social upheaval, the 1960s brought into vogue the sit-in and boycott as African Americans across the country sought an even playing field. Those events culminated in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "March on Washington" in 1963. The optimists among us would like to think those days of civil disobedience sparked social awareness and gradually ushered in an era of social, political and economic change.
The pessimists in our group might say we've taken two steps forward only to take one back.
Regardless of your perspective, one thing remains clear: African Americans still have a long row to hoe before they achieve economic parity in this country. The tools that worked with some effectiveness in years past have to be sharpened and modified, making them more potent as we enter the next millennium. In short, the protest march alone isn't going to cut it anymore. And as civil rights leaders have come to rally around the $400 billion in income that African Americans now wield, many have come to realize that, as a group, we wield an impressive stick — the all-mighty dollar.
With this in mind, the black enterprise Board of Economists recently met in New York to discuss the different economic strategies being implemented by two civil rights organizations. Present at the discussion were Thomas D. Boston, an economics professor at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta; Andrew F. Brimmer, president of Washington, D.C.-based Brimmer & Co.; Margaret Simms, vice president for research at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies in Washington, D.C.; Cecilia A. Conrad, economics professor at Pomona College in California; Lucy J. Reuben, dean of the School of Business at South Carolina State University and Earl Graves Jr., be president and COO.
Also present at the discussion were three representatives of civil rights groups on the firing lines: Jeanne Hitchcock, chief of staff, and Linda Witherspoon Haithcox, manager of economic development, of the NAACP, and the Rev. Al Sharpton, president of the National Action Network.
Both organizations are entrenched in the civil rights struggle. In its 90-year history, the NAACP has long led the fight for social equality. But in recent years the organization has also come under some scrutiny, perhaps deservedly so, as many in the African American community have begun to question its relevance.
Often slow to get to the forefront of many hotbed issues, the organization had begun to take on the aura of a relic. Even the acronym "colored people" seemed to be a holdover from a different time. The NAACP desperately needed someone to shake the cobwebs off. It went out and handpicked a sitting congressman, Kweisi Mfume, to give the group a needed kick in the rear.


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If you were hoping for one more overblown controversy to end your summer, your wish has been granted. President Obama put his foot on his desk in a White House photo, and although it admittedly does look a little cheesy, people are outraged over the leader of the free world placing his foot atop the Resolute Desk because it's undignified and beneath the office of the president… although technically it's inthe office of the… the point is, people are not happy.
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This is not, amazingly, the first time the president has come under fire for putting his feet up on the desk. This has happened time after time after time after time.
Which is why it's important to point out that this is not the first president to have so callously desecrated the Resolute Desk.
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David Bowie`s Glass Spider Tour is his most complex to date. This is not the easily categorized, back-to-basics Bowie who sang without fanfare or props four years ago on his last tour.
This time Bowie also is an actor, dancer, acrobat, prankster, choreographer, theater director and just about everything else short of ticket salesman.
The show is the most progressive rock experiment of the summer, merging music, theater, dance and film in a provocative, 2 1/2-hour blitz.
Seeing the show on its stop in Montreal recently, I was struck by how demanding the night is for Bowie and his audience.
Under a glowing 60-foot-tall spider whose legs are like brightly lit stove pipes, Bowie sings songs from throughout his 20-year career. He is flanked by six musicians -- including boyhood friend Peter Frampton -- and five dancers who change costumes more often than Dolly Parton and hasten along stairs within the spider`s body in a kinetic assault on the senses.
At times, it looks like a deranged Halloween party. One dancer, dressed like an Egyptian mummy, bangs a crutch on the floor. Another scurries around with an oversized, silver-painted doll, while another has a billowing white dress stretching so far behind her that it briefly doubles as a video screen.
The dancers, all from Los Angeles, range from the classically trained Melissa Hurley to the street-trained Skeeter Rabbit, who led a Los Angeles street gang before he started dancing. Rabbit previously appeared in the Talking Heads` video, Cross Eyed and Painless, the first to use authentic street dancers.
Bowie, who often scurries right along with the dancers, serves as co- choreographer with longtime friend Toni Basil. As for whether he has gone overboard in letting the dancers run distractingly rampant -- a criticism that has popped up in several reviews -- he shrugs, ``If people feel that way, I just tell them to close their eyes.``


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Student ACS Chapter Receives National Honor
The American Chemical Society (ACS) has announced that Augustana's ACS Student Chapter has received the Outstanding Award for its activities conducted during the 2009-2010 academic year.
Across the nation, more than 360 activity reports were submitted for the 2009-2010 academic year. Among those, the ACS' Society Committee on Education presented only 36 Outstanding Awards.
"Professor Jetty Duffy-Matzner and Professor Jared Mays, faculty advisors of the Chapter, deserve special commendation. Few faculty members are willing to make the great commitment of time and energy that a successful chapter requires. Their efforts certainly represent the best in undergraduate science education and mentoring around the country. We extend our warmest congratulations to the students and Professors Matzner and Mays for setting such a fine example for other chapters and being exemplary chemistry ambassadors," said Dr. Joseph Francisco, president of the American Chemical Society.
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Archive log mode is necessary for hot backups and point-in-time recovery to take place. By default the database is created in noarchivelog mode, however you would need to shutdown the database in order to perform a backup. Archivelog mode allows for hot backups to be run with the archive logs being included in the backup to allow for consistency.
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Monday, January 20, 2014
Harry Potter Reading Challenge #4 - The Goblet of Fire
I think, generally, this book was quite enjoyable. We've got a good variety of events that keep you interested - the Quidditch World Cup, returning to Hogwarts, the various events and interludes surrounding the Triwizard Tournament and, of course, a lot more information about the magic world. There's a lot going on for Harry, but also a lot happening behind the scenes. We learn more about certain characters, but also the build up of events from the past two or so decades that reach an apex during Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts. Whilst not necessarily complex on the level of Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, there's still a lot of twisting and turning with the plot, with many false walls and too-obvious-to-be-true details. Rowling does a good job of keeping it in check, too, although it perhaps may require a re-read or two to really solidify it in your head.
Rowling also makes a point of picking up on the fact that a lot seems to happen to Harry, and that trouble follows him wherever he goes. I felt this was quite a good thing to do, because it shows that the author (and even the characters) are aware that sometimes it seems to be all about Harry, so much so that some of the more potentially-interesting moments and ideas aren't expanded upon, not to mention the fact that every single year at Hogwarts, Harry has basically fallen into huge trouble with alarming regularity. Whilst I still maintain that it's at least partially due to Rowling not expanding too much on the doings of other characters, I felt that this level of self-awareness was refreshing and showed that it's not just the reader who might think it's sometimes getting a little much.
That said, there's quite a lot to hate about this book. It becomes very superficial, and the level of hatred levelled at characters reaches a critical point. Viktor Krum is constantly degraded for his looks by the narrator, Hermione goes from cute-but-dorky to stunning almost entirely to stick two fingers up at Ron, we have the mishandled attempt to communicate Angelica Bell's skin colour and many other instances of such criticisms. I think one such moment really got to me, though, and I was fuming afterwards. A new character to the series is Rita Skeeter, an incredibly annoying and malicious journalist who writes what can only be described as glorified gossip. Her appearance is described to us as being fake (which one could easily understand), except Rowling goes out of her way to portray her as, basically, ugly in a masculine way. She's got a large jaw, apparently, and has "mannish hands". Right. Lovely. Thanks, J.K. Rowling, that's such a lovely way to describe someone and you totally couldn't have handled it better. It's also worth noting that Cho Chang manages to avoid description (for the most part) again. I also felt that some of the comments from various characters were unnecessary, particularly Ron's "I'd like to see Uranus" comment in a Divination lesson.
There's some mishandled 'racial politics' here, too. The way giants are described and handled is a little rough, but it's the house-elves that stick out a mile. We have Hermione fiercely arguing that house-elves are slaves and are unhappy and exploited, whereas almost every other character argues that house-elves are happiest doing what they do, and freedom is essentially the worst thing that can happen to them. This duality is reflected in two named house-elves - Dobby is a returning character, freed by Lucius Malfoy completely by accident thanks to Harry (I think it's at the end of Chamber of Secrets), and the other is Winky, who was dismissed by another new character for being seemingly involved in the attack on the Quidditch World Cup. Dobby loves his freedom, whereas Winky is mortified about hers, and I think the intention is for Rowling to want you to agree with the freedom 'path'. But... Ugh. I mean the arguments are horrific, whilst Dobby and Winky are asked, at no point does anyone seem to actually consult an 'expert', a senior member of staff, or even your average house-elf (including the ones at Hogwarts). Hermione pushes forwards with her new-found beliefs, and essentially shouts them at people. The way it's handled is ridiculous, and the potential comparisons to the African slave trade (e.g. the American plantations) feel clumsy at best, hyperbolic and insensitive at their worst.
Summary: For all I've complained about this book and even the series so far, I was gripped by much of this story. I wanted to see what happened, I wanted to see Harry win, but more importantly (to me) I wanted to see behind the curtains at what is making this story tick. I could have done without the way some characters were described, and whilst I was furious at one point, I managed to get back into the story and finish it on a high note.
Favourite Moment: I think there were a few, but the scene with Moaning Myrtle and Harry in the Prefect's bathroom stands out as being a fun moment with some good banter.
Least Favourite Moment: Pretty much any time a female character was described, with particular hatred for the description(s) of Rita Skeeter. It was completely out of line. The way some characters treated the girls and women was also a little iffy, too.
Improvements From Earlier Book(s): Characters like Ron and Hermione get fleshed out a little more, and this does improve the story as their own motivations and feelings get a bit more air-time. I also think Rowling managed to just about skew the story so that it's not just Harry doing these things, and we see that it's him as much as it is other people pulling the strings.
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I recently did a run through all the audio books at movies so it's great reading your reviews!ReplyDelete
I remember feeling somewhat uncomfortable over how the female characters were treated although I couldn't quite put a handle on it. I think you are right about the reason though.
I could barely handle the house elves part. It's possible Rowling was trying to push you into a part between the 2 extremes, since Hermione isn't put across as being 100% right, but I felt it was a failure.
That said I LOVE the World Cup and this book and the Philosopher's Stone are my favourites.
Disclaimer: I loved the Uranus line, it just felt so juvenile and it was completely unexpected! It's easy to forget that they really are still kids in these books.Replies
w.r.t. the House-Elves, I think you're right. Rowling definitely set it up so you had most people on the They're Doing What They Want side, and basically just Hermione on the They Need Saving side. But it was put across that Hermione was wrong (she was and wasn't), rather than how it should have been done - i.e. Hermione was right, but was being too forceful but also too hyperbolic and sudden with it. It just felt like it didn't go into enough depth, nor did Hermione apply much logic or thought to her behaviour.Delete
As for the Uranus line - I guess it would have been okay, but I was getting frustrated with the way the female characters were treated, and it just seemed so out of place for Ron to say that. I would have expected it from someone else, but not him.


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I just saw this earth shattering piece of news that Mary Kay is reporting in the Plain Dealer. Coach Crennel might be making the greatest move ever by an NFL head coach. Its revolutionary, its ahead of its time, basically we should just start putting together that bronze bust for Romeo, put it in the hall and put the Browns name on the Lombardi trophy. Are you ready for this amazing news? Here goes...
"Crennel said he won't demote rookie corner Eric Wright, but will try to get him to play better."
And that may friends is why he is in the NFL and you and I are merely working our 9-5s.


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September 24, 2012
ConAgra Foods Eliminating Controversial Pig Cages from Supply Chains
The Humane Society of the United States Welcomes Food Company's Efforts
The Humane Society of the United States applauds the announcement from ConAgra Foods that it will eliminate controversial gestation crates—cages used to confine breeding pigs—from its pork supply chain, becoming the latest in a growing list of major food companies to address this issue. ConAgra Foods is a Fortune 500 company with net sales totaling more than $13 billion.
"As part of our long-standing commitment to the humane treatment and handling of animals, ConAgra Foods supports the elimination of gestation stall housing for sows," said ConAgra Foods in a statement. "We are asking our pork suppliers to present actionable plans by 2017 that address both the elimination of gestation stalls and creation of traceability systems within the pork supply chain. We recognize that implementing a phase-out may be a long-term process, and could take up to 10 years [2022]."
"We applaud ConAgra Foods tackling one of the most serious farm animal welfare problems," stated Josh Balk, corporate policy director of farm animal protection for The HSUS. "This policy makes it even clearer than ever that the cruel gestation crate confinement of pigs will come to an end."
The similar announcements made recently by Oscar Mayer, McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Costco, Safeway, Kroger and other leading food companies signal a reversal in a three-decade-old trend in the pork industry that leaves most breeding pigs confined day and night in gestation crates during their four-month pregnancy. These cages are roughly the same size as the animals' bodies and designed to prevent them from even turning around. The animals are subsequently transferred into another crate to give birth, re-impregnated, and put back into a gestation crate. This happens pregnancy after pregnancy for their entire lives, adding up to years of virtual immobilization. This confinement system has come under fire from veterinarians, farmers, animal welfare advocates, animal scientists, consumers and others.
- Nine U.S. states have passed laws to ban the gestation crate confinement of mother pigs.
- Renowned animal welfare scientist and advisor to the pork industry, Temple Grandin, Ph.D., is clear on this issue: "Confining an animal for most of its life in a box in which it is not able to turn around does not provide a decent life." Grandin further states, "We've got to treat animals right, and the gestation stalls have got to go."
- Leading pork producers Smithfield and Hormel have pledged to end the use of gestation crates at their company-owned facilities by 2017, and Cargill is already 50 percent crate-free.
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English National Ballet: Beyond Ballet Russes II
'Apollo', 'Jeux', 'Le train bleu', 'Suite en blanc'
by David Mead
March 28, 2012-- London Coliseum, London, UK
There are not too many ballets that you sit and watch in awe, but Balanchine's "Apollo" is definitely one such, especially when it is danced so near-perfectly as by English National Ballet at the Coliseum. Zdenek Konvalina was a fine and commanding Apollo. The three muses were all playful in their own way. Daria Klimentova as Terpsichore just about took the honours, not even put off by an errant should strap that slowly inched its way down her arm, but it was a close-run thing. Anaïs Chalendard as Polyhymnia and Begoña Cao as Calliope were equally sublime. When together they danced as perfectly as I think I've ever seen, every arabesque at exactly the same height, every head inclined to exactly same degree, every arm at the precisely same angle and extension. It was magical indeed.
After that, I worried for Wayne Eagling's new take on "Jeux". He had wanted to do MacMillan's unfinished version, but with only a fragment surviving, that was impossible. Instead he has reimagined Nijinsky's 1913 original for Diaghilev. Eagling's ballet is about a choreographer, seemingly lost for ideas, who gets inspiration from an errant tennis ball. In his imagination he becomes involved in the game along with some passers-by. The original, of course, featured a game of tennis.
It is all faintly romantic and dreamy. People lean on and hang around the piano as they would a park bench. Some of the early gesture and side-on poses hark back to Nijinsky, although later it gets rather more conventional. One pas de trois seems to make reference to "Apollo"; another nice link. At the end a black-coated, cane-carrying, bowler hated man appears, looking for all the world like an undertaker. He tosses the ball to the choreographer. When he turns to the audience we realise it is, of course, Diaghilev.
I needn't have been concerned. "Jeux" is not a classic, and I do wish Eagling had got rid of the tennis racquets a little earlier, but it is all rather appealing. There is plenty of room for the ballet to grow, and for characterisations to develop fully. The costumes are smashing too, Wizzy Shawyer having come up with some classic takes on 1920s tennis gear.
Following "Jeux", Vadim Muntagirov showed much athleticism as he cartwheeled and tumbled his way through "Le beau gosse" (handsome young chap) from Nijinska's "Le Train bleu", created for the 1924 Paris Olympics and so rather appropriately making a reappearance now, however brief. Muntagirov was as light as a feather and made everything look so easy. The solo is very short. Blink and you miss it. But it brought the house down. Coco Chanel's stripy bathing costume is never going to be a best seller though!
Rounding off what has been a terrific season was Serge Lifar's white tutu-fest, "Suite en blanc". Lifar was Balanchine's first Apollo, so in a way, the ballet completed the circle. Danced against black wall, steps and platform, it sometimes seems as if the performers are floating in space. It's a piece designed to show off the company and it works a treat. The dancing was outstanding throughout. The highlight was Elena Glurdjidze in the Cigarette variation. Her series of speedy entrechat sixes were impressive indeed. Elsewhere, Yonah Acosta was all panache in the Mazurka, and Erina Takahashi and Zdenek Konvalina were a most arresting pairing in the pas de deux, the former also showing some super turns in her closing solo.
It was all heady stuff, and as in everything else, the whole company looked on top form. The season has been a fabulous goodbye from outgoing artistic director Wayne Eagling. Whoever succeeds him has a very difficult act to follow.
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This is a photo of a really nifty participatory method for collecting data or information in a community-based setting, for example the history of a neighborhood. I saw this particular time line in use at a recent community stakeholder meeting in a local Memphis neighborhood, where community members filled out sticky notes of the things they felt were most important to add to the time line. The photo only shows a portion of the time line, which was the length of the table it was on, or perhaps about 6 feet long (or more).
I believe the idea of this specific time line was to present major events within the city of Memphis as a whole (the top of the time line), and to have neighborhood residents fill in the bottom portion with events, people, places, etc. that are part of the neighborhood's history. Such a method allows participants to be a part of defining their own history and prioritizing important aspects of it, which often gets written by the powerful/those at the top (history is written by the victors, as they say). It also allows community organizers and officials involved in neighborhood development efforts to get a better sense of the values, priorities, and individual and collective memories of those who will be affected by such efforts, and to appropriately incorporate these into plans to make them as localized as possible.
Ideally, participants would represent a range of ages so that the time line was proportionately filled out instead of responses clustering more toward recent years, but of course that depends on who is in attendance. This method could also be used in other contexts, including focus group/market research, guerrilla-style research on the streets, in participatory museums, PTA meetings (and the list goes on).


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Elementary Students Experience a Learning Day in the Arts
Grades 7 and 8 students from Lake Avenue, Sir Wilfrid Laurier and W.H. Ballard visited the Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts to do hands-on arts workshops with professional artists. Their inspiration was the Hamilton Children's Charter of Rights, and they used four art forms (dance, drama, music and visual arts). The outing connected elementary students interested in the arts with schools offering a Specialist High Skills Majors in Arts and Culture.
Updated on Thursday, February 16, 2017.


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You feel a familiar sense of frustration as you sit down with your friends on the faded and tattered bearskin rug for what seems like the millionth time. Every week your collective parents made you go to the longhouse and listen to one of the elders tell you fairy tales that were probably more ancient than the wrinkled, odd-smelling geezers who told them. Unfortunately, you had no say in the matter and could only sit there, arms folded and glaring as the old man stoked the fire.
He finishes and looks over the group. "Well, don't you all look happy to be here!" he laughs heartily to himself. "So what story do you want to hear today, children? 'The Hunter and the Magick Rabbit?' 'The Deer and the Wolf?' Oh! How about 'The Ballad of Amaideach Feirmeoir?'"
The old man sits silently for a moment with a smug smirk on his face before continuing, "No... You all are getting a little too old for such childish fables! You'd like to hear a tale of heroes and villains! Of magick and war! An epic adventure, the likes of which comes only once in a millennium! Am I correct?"
A quiet murmur runs through the group and one boy chimes in, "It would be nice to hear a story with some action for a change..."
The elder cackles, "Such spirit! Well, it so happens that I have just a story, and I tell you, its all true! This story happened hundreds of years ago and shaped the very world in ways you can't even imagine. A story of three young men who went out into an unknown world and became the greatest heroes of their era!"
The old man's smirk only got smugger, as he now had the full attention of his audience. "But before we begin, you all need a short history lesson, for the conflicts I am about to tell you are deeply rooted in the past of our world..."
"The history of Crinnon is short and bloody. While texts from the Kingdom of the Sun, or "the Kingdom," go back almost 3000 years, most of these texts are boring old business and religious texts. The Kingdom was alone and isolated in the world. With no neighbors, the Kingdom saw no unrest and thus the history of the early Kingdom was dull and uneventful. However, when the Kingdom first learned of the existence of other peoples, the serenity changed and history turned chaotic and violent. Despite the erratic nature of the world, history can be divided into six major eras:
First Contact:
When the Kingdom first came into contact with the Nation of the Night, 1500 years ago, neither was sure what to make of each other. The Nation was large, decentralized and pragmatic; the Kingdom was small with heavily populated cities and a tiny but very well equipped army. Because each had become self-sufficient, and their armed forces were about equal in strength, they had no reason to fight. For the most part, they ignored each other, coming together only to trade luxuries.
The only conflict that took place for 500 years was a massive engagement between the Nation and the Northern Provinces. While the warriors of the provinces were each mighty, they just couldn't hold against the massive numbers of National troops and crumbled. The Nation, not wanting the Provinces to rebuild and seek revenge, buried the provinces most sacred artifact, the Scepter of Thorin, so that none could rule over the provinces. Without a head figure, the provinces began to quarrel among themselves and eventually broke down into tribal villages.
The desert, on the other hand, was impassable to anyone, as the tribes would brutally attack any travelers. Separated from the eastern nations by these savages, the Western Lands of Tir Coill had no reason to change. And so, they didn't.
The War:
In all systems of hereditary rule, a tyrant will eventually take power. 500 years after the Nation and the Kingdom first made contact, a deranged madman took the throne of the Kingdom. Almost as soon as he put on the crown, he declared all citizens of the nation heretics, saying that their worship of the darkness was an insult to the light. After conscripting almost every man in his kingdom, he lead the entire army north to attack.
Caught completely off guard, the Nation fell apart. Their massive army was spread across their empire, taking away the only advantage they had over the Kingdom. The army of the kingdom marched across the plains, burying the entrances to the subterranean civilization, slaughtering its people, burning its farms and doing everything in its power to make the land uninhabitable. While some escaped the genocide by fleeing into the northern mountains, the Kingdom's victory was still complete, the nation would never rise from the ruins.
The Aftermath:
Now that the land to the north was open, the Kingdom began to expand in all directions. It made contact with the shamanistic island peoples of the eastern sea and began to trade their excess goods for spices and herbs not found on the mainland. The king began to send patrols into the desert, and slowly brought his influence to the wandering tribes. Eventually, one tribe grew above the rest and the Kingdom of the Sand was founded, finally bringing order to the region. Now that it was safe to cross the desert, contact with the west was established about 100 years after the Nation fell. Initially, the Coillians were completely unwilling to adopt the culture of the kingdoms, and this sparked violence. In the first few engagements, the well-trained and heavily equipped troops of the Light and the crafty, battle-hardened troops of the sand completely destroyed the peaceful druids of Tir Coill. This did not last long. The quick-minded people of the west began to forge better weapons and use the same styles of combat that the kingdoms used, mixing in their own hunting strategies. These new warriors founded an order they called "the Sidhe" and began fighting back. Their ability to silently and quickly walk through the densest forest quickly overtook the kingdom's forces, who relied on paths and roads for movement. Within a year of the initial fighting, the Sidhe Warriors had brutally slaughtered thousands of troops from each kingdom, pushing the invaders back to the desert.
After some time had passed, the Kingdom of the Sun once again contacted the Coillians; this time taking a more diplomatic approach. Tir Coill's villages were eager to show their hospitality and forgiveness, so they accepted the ambassadors with open arms. The Kingdom quickly realized the wisdom of this new approach, as the villages were now closer than ever and the Sidhe had expanded from a small group of hit and run fighters into a massive army of the forest. The culture of the kingdom began spreading once again. While they never gained the same kind influence they had over the desert, the westerners happily began to adopt eastern architecture and farming methods. For the next 800 years, they would still live in small druidic communities, but now they lived off of small farms instead of as hunter/gatherers.
Rise of the Magi:
When the Kingdom destroyed the nation, they didn't bury all traces of it. Recovered from the smoldering ruins were many encrypted scrolls. It took 200 years to decrypt them, but it turned out to be well worth it, for the scrolls contained the Nation's knowledge of the arcane arts (though the knowledge of darker magicks was lost to time). The King's scholars studied these day and night for another 25 years before finally founding the Sorcerer's Guild. These brilliant men and women learned to use the energy of the cosmos to do just about anything. They spread their influence throughout the Kingdom and beyond. When the first group of sorcerers reached Tir Coill, they realized just how powerful the druids of the land were, and resolved to mix the arts of sorcery and druidry.
This union provided mixed results, creating a caster that utilized the elements themselves in their rawest forms. The new sorcerers did not have the raw power or utility of the older sorcerers, nor did they have the control over the forest that the druids did. Deeming their experiment a failure, the sorcerers departed from the west returning home, leaving their results behind. The new casters, resentful over their former teachers' assessment, began to call themselves "magi" and founded their own guild. Over the next three-quarters of a century, the magi grew powerful in their own right. While they weren't as adept at destruction as the sorcerers could be, they turned out to be much more durable. This allowed them to fend for themselves on the battlefield, where sorcerers needed protection. They ended up growing so powerful that the Sidhe declared them honorary defenders of Tir Coill, and the magi swore to join the warriors in defense of their homeland should the need ever arise.
The Second War:
The discovery of magick was a great blessing for the people of the west, it caused unrest back in the east. Some members of the Kingdom believed that using the magicks of the Nation was nothing but blasphemy. What started with civil unrest eventually progressed to widespread demonstrations, than to scuffles in the streets and eventually to open warfare between the opposing viewpoints. 700 Years after the Nation fell, they finally got their revenge; a powerful diplomat took control over the northern half of the Kingdom and declared that the king had lost his right to the crown because he allowed the use of magick. The Kingdom splintered, the North, not allowing magick, the South, more liberal with their laws. The Kingdom of the Sand once again declared war on the West and officially allied themselves with the zealous North and in return, conquest of the West was promised when the South fell. Initially the fighting was fierce and bloody, but as people fled north or south according to their respective beliefs, the fighting slowed and it quickly became a stand-off.
Modern Times:
For the past 250 years, neither side has made any significant gains or suffered any significant losses. In the West, the Sidhe, Magi and newly formed Hunters have made a mockery of the Desert's declaration of War, no battles have taken place and civilians of both sides travel freely through the others lands. And in the East, the massive walled cities of the south kingdom stand strong and the overcrowded slums of the north are more populated than ever."
"Now, we are ready to begin..."


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First Aid Kit
Even though this particular first aid kit is a bit small, it still has most of what you would need in an emergency.
To start with, this kit has the everyday needs such as band aids, scissors, and tweezers. The tweezers are pretty big so they may not work well for small splinters. They are also plastic so they may not last a long time, especially in a car or truck in Southern Arizona. The band aids look to be a decent quality. Same with the scissors.
Then the kit also has safety pins, bandages of a couple different sizes, and alcohol swabs among other things. It's not an expensive kit, but it will do in a pinch because it does have much of what one may need.
It comes in the bag shown above. The stitching is good. The zipper works well. It has several pockets on the inside to help you organize what is in it.
You can get this item here on Amazon.
All in all, I would probably go with a more expensive, expanded kit rather than this one, but if this is what you can afford, it's better than not having one at all. It has the minimal supplies that you might need so it's still a decent kit, just not one that will work for say a car accident or something.
Have a great day!
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A Bay Ridge woman was raped yesterday at her apartment building along Fort Hamilton Parkway around 8:40 a.m. The suspect was waiting in the basement of the building. When the woman entered the basement, the suspect stabbed her in the head with a screwdriver and raped her. The woman was rushed to the hospital, treated, and released.
Police have released a sketch of the suspect.
He was described as a white man in his 30's or 40's, approximately 5'8"-6'0" tall, 180 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information in regards to this case is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577-tips (8477).
You can also text tips to 274637(crimes), then enter tip577. All information is kept strictly confidential.
UPDATE 9.19.08: More info is coming in about the rape in Bay Ridge. According to the NY Post, the rapist apologized to the victim, claiming he was going through hard times. He then asked for forgiveness and made the sign of the cross.
He thinks he's going through hard times now? Here's a news alert: harder times are coming for this guy.
UPDATE 9.20.08: Police have released a video of who they believe is the rapist. You can see the video here.
There is a $12,000.00 reward for information leading to the arrest.
Call 800 577-TIPS.