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Kumar Sangakkara's wicket and the dismissal of JP Duminy were the key moments of the match due to which Rajasthan could clinch a 8-wicket victory against the Deccan Chargers, feels skipper Shane Warne.
Siddharth Trivedi, named the Man of the Match for his figures of 3/15, picked up the important wicket of Sangakkara while Warne chipped in with a couple of wickets including that of JP Duminy.
"Deccan have got a pretty good side, but getting Sangakkara and Duminy out was the key," Warne told reporters at the post-match press conference.
"Dan Christian played well for them. But had we not got those two breakthroughs, it could have been a bit harder out there in the middle. Those two wickets slowed the proceedings," Warne added.
But the Australian legend conceded that there was still a lot of work to be done especially with the younger lot in the side.
"I think we still have got lot to work to do. From the point of view of the first game with so many young kids, we have done well. We don't have any superstars in our line-up but the youngsters have really worked hard."
About the younger players in his side, Warne said that they were bit nervous which resulted in lapses in the field including a few overthrows.
"I think the young kids were bit nervous with the overthrows. But, there's a little bit to learn in the field just through experience, and if you look at the bigger picture, our experiments paid off," the satisfied Rajasthan skipper stated.
Warne also attributed promoting Botha also worked in their favour. Johan Botha, who was promoted to number 3, shined with the bat, scoring an unbeaten 67 off 47 balls which powered Rajasthan's 8-wicket win.
"Experimenting with Botha and to promote him up the order at No. 3 was our plan before the game and that worked really well. The little things we tried all seemed to have worked well in this game. That's a nice way to start, considering during the last three editions, our opening games have been pretty poor."
Warne admitted that it was getting close in the end.
"We felt like we needed three boundaries in those last four overs and then Ross hit that six and we won with eight wickets in hands. Ross brings in a lot of experience. It's a nice blend of youth and experience with both Ross and Botha in the side. It's a pretty convincing win," he said.
When asked if he enjoyed playing cricket in Hyderabad, Warne said, "For an old man like me, it is quite a nice to start with a win."
The master tweaker said that he had done a lot of fitness training in the lead-up to the event and it was "nice to have some muscles."
Warne feels that more he bowls in match situation, better he would get. The skipper was a bit worried about Jacob Oram''s groin strain. "We would take a call tomorrow. I hope it's not the end of the tournament for him," he said.
Sanga, Duminy wickets were the key: Warne
Kumar Sangakkara's wicket and the dismissal of JP Duminy were the key moments of the match due to which Rajasthan could clinch a 8-wicket victory against the Deccan Chargers, feels skipper Shane Warne.


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The Marche is a land rich with art, culture and ancient professions that have been handed down and that still exist today in artisan workshops. The strength of the regional economic model lies in these traditions, focused on the development of the small-medium enterprise, spread out in a capillary manner within the historic fabric of The Marche.
Among the oldest traditions is the working of leather, for which Tolentino is the authentic capital, it was founded in medieval times and today boasts a series of industries renowned worldwide.
Also famous worldwide is the secular processing of paper in Fabriano; the city has the Paper and Watermark Museum where the workers, just as the ancient paper makers, turned rags into paper and specialised shops for the sale of refined watermarks. There are various shops in the historical centre of the city where it is possible to purchase refined handmade paper items. Paper processing is also present in Pioraco that, as in Fabriano, has for centuries exploited the water of the nearby river, Potenza, for their fulling mills.
In Jesi (AN) there is the Studies and Arts of the Presses Museum, whose purpose is to document the history of typographic arts that in Jesi boasts a long tradition and to promote vocational training for those that intend to undertake a career in the activities connected to the printing of art in its various forms. The Museum is composed of a permanent exhibition that offers both examples of tools for printing (presses, cutters, pedals, lithography machines, movable type, printing plates, inks, composition bench) as well as samples of both ancient and modern volumes from the Planettiana library. The permanent exhibition is accompanied by education for schools and the creation of professional courses for the different printing techniques. In Urbino, Miniera, the Graphia Museum and the International Press Museum can both be visited. Conceived within the structure of the Corte della Miniera, it allows involving the visitor transforming the same from simply being part of the audience to a leading actor. The innovative aspect of this museum is represented by the possibility to explore the subject of printing, from its evolution and to interact in all of the stages of technical procedures and reproduction. The Marche boasts a consolidated tradition for the restoration of antique books, particularly the city of Urbino, where a school exists that is known at a national level.
Also in Fabriano is an important exhibition space, Museum of Bicycle Arts and Crafts entirely dedicated to the ancient craft on two wheels: a slice of Italian history between the Twenties and Sixties of the Twentieth century with objects, photographs and tales that take us back in time.
In the Marche, the making of musical instrumentsis also a flourishing activity, from the famous accordions in Castelfidardo, to the guitars of Recanati, to the lute making activity in Ascoli Piceno.
Famous worldwide is the International Accordion Museum in Castelfidardo (AN), located in the sixteen-century Town Hall, it collects organs, accordions and other musical instruments, evidence of an industry that has made Castelfidardo one of the main world centres for the production of accordions made in Italy, as it was pointed out in a lengthy article appearing in the New York Times in 2011. Another example is the Oliviero Pigini Guitar Museum in Recanati (MC), founded in 2004 thanks to a collaboration between the Municipality of Recanati and the historic manufacturer of musical instruments Eko. This space houses famous instruments such as the classic guitar of 1799, belonging to the lutist Vincenzo Ceci and the first acoustic guitars made at the end of the Fifties for the Sicilian lutists. In particular, in The Marche, it is also necessary to point out the mastery of the lute makers in Jesi and those of Ascoli Piceno, a city which continues to perpetuate this tradition, also promoting it at the International Lute Making Festival that is held yearly during the first week of July. The purpose of the event is to have people listen to good music and understand the mastery, the beauty, the art and human genius that is behind every lute.
Another fascinating itinerary is that within the province of Pesaro and Urbino, in the ancient lands of the majolica, in order to discover the characteristic amateur made plates, jugs, apothecary jars, cups, drug jars and risers, still presently manufactured by shops within the territory. Majolica was discovered in medieval times and reached its glory during the Renaissance when, thanks to the patronage of Della Rovere, between Urbino, Urbania then Casteldurante and Pesaro, one of the most flourishing Italian industries was developed.
The first leg is made up of the Civil Museums of Pesaro inside which is the Ceramic Museum one of the largest in Italy with rare specimens of the most famous buildings from the Renaissance to the Eighteenth century and the National Gallery of Urbino: the Palazzo Ducale in fact houses, amongst other masterpieces, plates from Urbino dating back to the Renaissance era. The close by city of Urbania, once Casteldurante, offers two majolica collections in the Civil Museum, with cartoons and drawings by the potters of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, only in Italy, and in the Diocesan Museum.
In Pietrarubbia, Jesi, Loreto and Ascoli Piceno it is possible to visit other museums dedicated to ceramics. In particular the one in Ascoli Piceno, the Museum of Ceramic Art, has a very large collection and contains three
hundred pieces from the period between the fifteenth and the twentieth century. The works, from collections and deposits from the Civic Gallery, tell the story of the ceramic industry in Ascoli Piceno and its relations with the most important Italian schools of manufacturing.
Another flourishing regional artistic artisan sector is that of terracotta, from Montottone in Fermano, to Fratte Rosa in Pesaro. It is in this small village that the Museum of Terracotta and Earth stands which represents the entire local manufacturing procedure starting from the acquisition of the primary materials up to the most original and valuable manufactured goods.
In the area of Pesaro- Urbino, there is also the famous Museum of Natural Colours housed in the spaces of the cloister of theAbbey of St. Michael the Archangel inLamoli, hamlet of the city of Borgo Pace (PU): an itinerary along the history of natural colours through the archived documents, a herbarium with the technical-scientific schedules regarding the main essences of dye and a research laboratory for the extraction of vegetable pigments from flowers, berries, leaves and roots.
The Museum illustrates various species of dyeing plants, among which we also find the gaudo, known for its shade of blue used by Piero della Francesca, Renaissance painter whose works can be admired in the close by National Gallery of the Marche at Palazzo Ducale of Urbino.
The processing of wrought iron is spread out over the entire region: in towns and villages it is easy to find a hand crafted light post or balcony. One of the most flourishing areas in the mentioned sector is that of Ascoli, in particular Force and Comunanza, where the modern day coppersmiths hand down a tradition learned over the centuries.
The Marche also boasts a city, Jesi, where the goldsmith's shops can be found and which are also present in Fano and Fossombrone. The T.A.M. was opened at Pietrarubbia (centre for the Artistic Treatment of Metals), in the summer of 1990 by initiative of the Municipality of Pietrarubbia and in agreement with the sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro. The Centre for years has been carrying out an important training activity for the protection and experimentation of artistic crafts connected to the processing of metals, from sculpture to jewellery. The permanent exhibit at the T.A.M.: can be visited where the most important works created by the students of the course can be viewed, through an exhibition organised during the summer.
At Offida, in Ascoli, the art of bobbin lace has been passed down for at least five centuries and every summer there is an exhibit displaying the masterpieces made by the lacemakers. In the Bobbin Lace Museum in Offida (AP) ancient and modern works are exhibited, belonging to outfits made from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. The exhibition follows a typological order, from the processing techniques, to lace and its wide range of uses.
In Macerata at the Laboratory The Canvas by Ginesi and Varagona the art of weaving on hand looms is still practised. It the textile sector it is to be pointed out that around Cantiano and Mercatello sul Metauro, in Pesaro, rustic woollen carpets are manufactured. Famous throughout the world is also the manufacturing of furniture in particular in Pesaro, and equally widespread is the practice of restoring antique furniture, in Pollenza, Amandola, Fermo, Corinaldo and Ostra.
The processing of rattan, wicker and bamboo, is widespread in the area of Macerata that braided give life to purses, containers of various forms, knick-knacks and various furnishing elements.
Fermano, from Montappone to Massa Fermana, is the realm of handmade hats, honoured by the Hat Museum in Montappone (FM): dedicated entirely to the history of this accessory, it houses old machines dating back to 800, restored and functioning, equipment to make hats of any type and dimension: from the sombrero (146 centimetres in diameter) to a small doll hat (2 centimetres), straw hats from the nineteenth century, up to the hat of the director Federico Fellini. The exhibition includes a collection of evocative images from the period, interesting movies as well as temporary exhibitions often dedicated to hats that made history in the movies.
Very widespread in The Marche, from Cagli to Pesaro with Mastro de Pajaa, from Loreto to Recanati, is the making of wooden pipes. In Fermano there is the Nicola Rizzi Pipe Museum, inaugurated in 2005 with a collection of pipes coming from all over the world, some of which are extremely rare and valuable.
Not to be forgotten is the tradition of processing stone, from the travertine of Ascoli Piceno to the tradition of the stonemasons of S. Ippolito in Cagli.
In Fermano, which has always been great land of manufacturing productions, it is possible to visit the Shoe Museum Cav. Vincenzo Andolfi in SantElpidio a Mare (FM). This structure is created with the intention of exploiting the enormous productive assets and, therefore, to guard a crucial part of the city's history, finding the right recognition with the presentation of an important exhibition space inside the old Convent of the Philippines, in the city centre.
Antiques are also widespread in The Marche: there are many events in the summer for antiques. From the national exhibition in Sarnano, from May to June, to the market exhibit in Fermo, in July and August, from the regional exhibit in Ostra, in August, to the Antique Expo, Restoration and Artistic Artisan Crafts in Pollenza in July. During the year, there are antique market exhibits in Fano, Pesaro, Urbino, Ancona, Recanati, Sassoferrato, Tolentino, Ascoli Piceno, Grottammare and San Benedetto del Tronto.
Useful information
Pinacoteca e Museo della Ceramica
Pesaro (PU)
Telephone: +39 0721 387541
E-mail: info(at)museicivicipesaro.it
Website: www.museicivicipesaro.it
Museo dei Colori Naturali
Lamoli, Borgo Pace (PU)
E-mail: museocolori(at)oasisanbenedetto.it
Website: www.oasisanbenedetto.it
Museo Graphia
Urbino (PU)
Telephone: +39 0722 345322
E-mail: info(at)cortedellaminiera.it
Website: www.cortedellaminiera.it
Museo della Terracotta e della Terra cruda
Fratte Rosa (PU)
Telephone: +39 0722 986530
E-mail: musei(at)terracottefratterosa.it
website: www.terrecottefratterosa.it
Museo della carta e della filigrana
Fabriano (AN)
Telephone: +39 0732 22334
E-mail: info(at)museodellacarta.com
Website: www.museodellacarta.com
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Telephone: +39 0732 251810 E-mail: email@example.com
Website: www.mestieriinbicicletta.it
Museo Studio delle Arti della Stampa
Jesi (AN)
Telephone: +39 0731 64272
E-mail: museostampa(at)aesinet.it
Website: www. Comune.jesi.an.it
Museo Internazionale della Fisarmonica
Castelfidardo (AN)
Telephone: +39 071 7822987
E-mail: accordionsmuseum(at)tiscali.it
Website: www.fisarmonica-castelfidardo.com
Museo della chitarra Oliviero Pigini
Recanati (MC)
E-mail: aria(at)fetishguitars.com
Website: www.fetishguitars.com
Museo della Calzatura Cav. Vincenzo Andolfi
SantElpidio a Mare (FM)
Telephone: +39 0734 8196372
E-mail: sem(at)sistemamuseo.it
Website: www.sistemamuseo.it
Museo del Cappello
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Telephone: +39 0734760426
E-mail: info(at)comunemontappone.it
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Museo della Pipa Nicola Rizzi
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E-mail: Info(at)comune.offida.ap.it
Website: www.comune.offida.ap.it
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Guy Madison and Rory Calhoun, both of whom went on to star in their own TV western series, head the cast of the Monogram sagebrusher Massacre River. Madison and Calhoun play Larry Knight and Phil Acton, fellow Army officers and rivals for the attentions of colonel's daughter Kitty Reid (more
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East Jefferson Hematology-Oncology is an MPSI practice managed by East Jefferson General Hospital.
With doctors like Thomas Cosgriff and a caring dedicated staff, EJHO provides the highest possible levels of personalized cancer care. You'll know you are in a supportive environment the moment you enter the practice. Dr. Cosgriff summed up their unique approach to patient care in this manner, "With cancer patients, we are with them for life. And we like that. We need to provide the very best in clinical expertise in a compassionate, supportive manner."
Our Physicians
Rabia Cattie, M.D.
Dr. Rabia Cattie is a Board Certified Oncologist. Dr. Cattie completed both her residency and fellowship training at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. A graduate of Kinnaird College for Women, Dr. Cattie received a medical degree from Allama Iqbal Medical College in her native town of Lahore, Pakistan. Along with her years of service in the medical field, Dr. Cattie also served as an adjunct professor at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn.
Thomas Cosgriff, M.D.
Dr. Thomas Cosgriff is a Board Certified Oncologist who was one of the first physicians at EJGH to become a credentialed member of the MD Anderson Cancer Network. He is East Jefferson General Hospital's Medical Director of Oncology. He is a retired Colonel in the United States Army and brings a disciplined approach to care that one would expect from someone with his background. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Dr. Cosgriff has been published more than 70 times. He is widely respected as a clinician and a leader in building better oncology services for those in our community.
Tracy Garrett, MSN, NP, FNP-C
Tracy Garrett received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and her Master of Science in Nursing from Prairie View A&M University. In 2009, she began her nursing career as a Registered Nurse at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. In 2013, she moved to Louisiana to continue her career as a family nurse practitioner. She is a member of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. She would love to open a family practice clinic in an underserved area.
April Haydel, MSN, NP
April Haydel received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from LSU Health Sciences Center and her Master of Science in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner from Loyola University of New Orleans. She began her career as a Registered Nurse at East Jefferson General Hospital in 2004. She enjoys volunteering in her free time with organizations, such as the Second Harvest Food Bank and the NO AIDS Task Force.
Carrie Marquette, M.D.
Dr. Carrie Marquette joined the EJGH Oncology Department in June of 2018. Dr. Marquette completed her residency and fellowship training at the University of Alabama in Birmingham. She received a medical degree from University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, Wisconsin. She describes practicing oncology as "a privilege", stating, "I love the long-term relationships I forge with my patients and their families".
Karen Spencer, MSN, NP
Karen Spencer received her ADN from Charity Hospital School of Nursing, BSN from Chamberlain School of Nursing, and Master of Science as a Nurse Practitioner from LSU Health Sciences Center. She began her nursing career as a registered nurse in 1994 and has more than 15 years of experience in critical care nursing. She is compassionate and empathetic to patients suffering with acute or chronic illnesses.
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There's a new wind power plant that can claim the title of "Biggest in Washington State" that's up and running—a little earlier than expected.
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) said the Lower Snake River Wind Facility began generating up to 343 megawatts (MW) of electricity on Leap Day. The company said the plant, built entirely on privately owned agricultural lands, was expected to generate enough electricity to power about 100,000 homes, on average.
Work on the project began in May 2010, and the first turbine went up a year ago. In an ironic twist, that initial installation had been delayed by—you guessed it—high winds. After that hiccup, work apparently went a lot more smoothly: PSE anticipated putting the full 149-turbine plant in operation by spring this year, but as the calendar and the cold, damp Northwest weather indicate, it's still very much winter.
PSE said in its announcement that Lower Snake River "ties into the Northwest electric grid at the Bonneville Power Administration's newly completed Central Ferry substation, constructed along the wind farm's northern boundary." Given that, it will be interesting to see how this spring's mountain-snow runoff plays out in the Northwest. Last year, heavy runoff in late spring, combined with stagnant electricity demand, gave BPA more power than it knew what to do with. So the agency, which controls around three-quarters of the regional grid, shut down wind power at times.
This drew the ire of wind developers, many of whom lost out on tax incentives tied to production. They fought the BPA policy in front of federal regulators, who ruled that the BPA was acting unfairly and told the agency to find a better way. BPA has since proposed splitting lost revenue with wind suppliers 50-50 when it has too much power and wants to shut down wind. The wind folks weren't thrilled with that idea, however, and how the dispute will ultimately be solved remained unclear.
Transmission is a big aspect of the Lower Snake River project, since, as PSE noted, 99 percent of its customers live west of Cascades, the mountains that divide Washington's wet, green and more urban areas from the dry, rural farmlands in the eastern part of the state. But the company argues that the project—like its other other wind developments in the state, Hopkins Ridge (157 MW) and Wild Horse (273 MW)—has and will provide benefits to residents who live amid the massive turbines.


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Employee Misclassification Wage and Hour Violations in New York
There's nothing more frustrating than doing a job to the best of your ability and not receiving fair compensation for that work. Unfortunately, the world is full of employers who do their best to get away with less-than-fair work practices. Most of them are more than familiar with the workplace laws put in place by the U.S. Department of Labor but choose, nonetheless, to disregard them. People like this not only cheat hard-working individuals of the money they deserve but often destroy morale, intimidate, and do other things that make life difficult for workers who simply strive to keep food on their table and a roof over their head.
Among the most common work-related disputes, notes New York employment law attorney, Harley Fastman, are employee misclassification cases. Employee misclassification refers to the hiring on an individual and the classification of that person as an "independent contractor" rather than a "regular" employee. Misclassification is a common problem throughout the country, including in New York, and is an issue that must be addressed.
Misclassification impacts the employee in a number of different ways, points out New York Wage and Hour attorney, Harley Fastman, who practices employment-related cases throughout the Greater New York City area, including Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester, and Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Most important, he says, is the fact that this misclassification may make the employee ineligible for certain perks that normal employees would receive. These include employer-based benefits such as health insurance as well as workers compensation and unemployment insurance.
Similarly, through misclassification, employees who are deemed independent contractors may lose certain labor law protections such as minimum wage, overtime pay, and family and medical leave.
Employers who practice misclassification do so to increase their bottom line. Through misclassification they can avoid paying certain expenses including FICA taxes, income taxes, unemployment taxes, and workers' compensation premiums.
Obviously, their misclassification practices are driven by the desire to save money. But this also hurts taxpayers in general as less is being paid to local and federal government for things like unemployment insurance and Social Security. Misclassification also gives dishonest employers unfair advantages over those who operate their businesses legally.
If you believe you've been misclassified, examine your relationship with your employer. If your employer can control what you will do and how it will be done, then you are an "employee". If you are an "independent contractor", the person who is paying you can only direct and control the result of your work, not what will be done and how the work will be done. If, after reviewing the situation, you determine you've been misclassified, it's time to take action.
Employers who are violating wage and hour laws need to be stopped. The Law Offices of Harley Fastman are well acquainted with the particulars of New York employment law and can assist those who've been hurt by employee misclassification to recover what they've lost. Through thorough investigation and a knowledge of the particulars of NY labor law, Fastman can help obtain back wages as well as any other damages owed because of the misclassification.
If you've been a victim of misclassification or any other employment issues, including unfair overtime practices, failure to pay minimum wage, withheld wages, illegal deductions, or tip-related issues, you have the right to legal representation and to file suit against the employer in order to right these wrongs. For more information about your options, call 516-437-7300 or complete the Online Case Review Form on this


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Dr Stephen Murphy-Shigematsu
Current affiliation: Stanford University
Subject: Psychology
Primary location: United States
Hikikomori: Adolescence Without End
Published in:Culture Medicine and Psychiatry
Publication date:2014-07-01
Saitō Tamaki; (translated by Jeffrey Angles), University of Minnesota Press, 2013, $19.95
The Routledge International Companion to Multicultural Educationby James A. Banks (Ed.)
Published in:Diaspora Indigenous and Minority Education
Publication date:2011-01-12
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Identity narratives of Muslim foreign workers in Japan
Published in:Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology
Publication date:2003-01-01
Clinical work with minorities in Japan: Social and cultural context.
Published in:American Journal of Orthopsychiatry
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I didn't know you were dying.
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Family psychology and family therapy in Japan.
Published in:American Psychologist
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Respect and Empathy in Teaching and Learning Cultural Medicine
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Psychologists and doctors are often exploring the idea of potential causes of anxiety that may not be easily explained by previous research. In the 1800's, a philosopher by the name of Sren Kierkegaard came up with the theory of existentialism: the idea that human behavior is governed by individual beliefs to life's biggest questions and the freedoms that people enjoy.
Also known as existential angst, existential anxiety is the theory that anxiety itself (along with other negative emotions) stems from stress over those freedoms and the unknown.
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Those that believe in existential anxiety can still be cured with the right relaxation and behavioral tactics. Learn what your symptoms say about the ideal treatment for your anxiety.
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How Existential Anxiety Works
Existentialists do not necessarily believe that existential anxiety is any different from traditional anxiety disorders regarding how they respond and how they're treated. That's why it's still important to take my anxiety test now and learn what you can do to stop your anxiety.
In fact, existential anxiety isn't believed to be a problem at all. While there are still debates on a formal definition, the idea is that anxiety is a natural and healthy phenomenon due to asking yourself the following types of questions:
- Why am I here?
- What is my purpose in life?
- Who am I supposed to be?
These types of questions are believed to cause a healthy amount of anxiety, or "angst," that a person lives with as they try to answer those questions for themselves. Originally existential anxiety referred to a relationship with God and how to live in a way that God would want, but since then it has evolved to be more inclusive of the more substantial life questions.
Because there is no answer to these questions, philosophers believe the human mind experiences a type of stress from wondering how to act towards something so unknown. This creates a present anxiety that can be exacerbated by other confusions and life questions.
Problem vs. Healthy Anxiety
Existential anxiety is not believed to be a mental health problem, and as a result, there is no formal treatment. Some people even argue that existential anxiety is only something that occurs while people decide to contemplate life's meaning, and isn't present when those questions aren't considered.
Existential psychology believes that if anxiety has become a problem, then it is simply an anxiety disorder and would likely respond to the same types of cognitive behavioral and talk therapy treatments that others use. Some psychologists employ specific existential therapy methods as well, integrating the idea of coming to terms with one's existence into treatment.
Most existential therapists are not concerned with the past, and only moderately concerned with the present. They tend to focus more on accepting the future, and planning to live life in a way that embraces the effects of existence.
Using Existential Psychology to Cure Anxiety
Because existential angst is more of a philosophical theory than a psychological belief, it's difficult to know the degree to which existentialism plays a role in anxiety or any mental health issue in life. But existentialism is somewhat inherently present in many current anxiety treatments.
The key is to make sure that you're not just focusing on the past, but learning to take personal responsibility for your own future. Since you have the choice in how you want to enjoy your existence, this realization is in many ways a part of most types of psychological therapy and recovery already.
I've worked with those that appear to suffer from existential anxiety in the past. I strongly recommend you take my free 7-minute anxiety test now, to get a better idea of what your anxiety is and what it takes to treat it.
Wierzbicka, Anna. Angst. Culture & Psychology 4.2 (1998): 161-188.
Schneider, Kirk J., and Rollo May. The psychology of existence: An integrative, clinical perspective. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1995.
Greenberg, Jeff, Sander L. Koole, and Tom Pyszczynski, eds. Handbook of experimental existential psychology. The Guilford Press, 2004.
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Bible Conversations: Catholic-Protestant Dialogues On The Bible, Tradition, & Salvation
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Cheers, Holley
Sunday, May 22, 2016
I'm not perfect, just flawless
We're going to have an awesome contest at Outlawz Monday greetings challenge starting tomorrow. The theme is to use circles and of course, always have a greeting on the front of your card. I am using a stunning image from artist Alicia Bel called Ribbons Label. To me she looks like she is all dressed up as a present.
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Pop Tarts: Bridget Moynahan Doesn't Want Tom Brady on Sidelines
LOS ANGELES – Despite being proud parents of a new little "Patriot," the rumor has been that mama Bridget Moynahan is making sure her ex Tom Brady still remains a sidelined father — beginning in the hospital when she was giving birth.
But FOXNews.com has learned that Bridget didn't issue a baby ban after all and was "very pleased" that Brady was there during the delivery.
The burly quarterback flew to L.A. last week for the birth of his son, John Edward Moynahan. A Gatecrasher spy reported that Tom wasn't allowed in until after the baby was born, and even then, only for a limited amount of time because his former flame refused to even be in the same room.
Tom and Bridget broke off their long-term love affair late last year after the football star fell for supermodel Gisele Bundchen.
And it seems Tom and Gisele are getting closer to spousal status. Bundchen recently canceled the Sydney segment of her September visit Down Under to promote her new shoe collection, with a source splurging that the change of schedule is due to some significant plans with her beau.
"Gisele has cut short her trip so she can get back to Tom sooner," the insider told FOXNews.com. "They've moved a long way in their relationships and have some important plans for their future together."
The Great Disappearing Brit?
Britney Spears might use her magician friend, Criss Angel, to help her vanish into thin air.
Spears will disappear and then reappear "several times" during her upcoming, much-buzzed-about performance at the MTV "Video Music Awards" Sept. 9, The New York Daily News reported.
Her dancers will be rigged up in harnesses for "simulated flight," according to the paper.
Sanjaya of 'Idol' to Lose His Famous Locks?
Forget Britney and Mena Suvari — the latest Hollywood hottie contemplating a crusade with the clippers is former "American Idol" finalist Sanjaya Malakar.
"It's something I've been thinking about. Change is good," he told FOXNews.com. "We'll see …who needs hair, anyway, right?"
And with a forthcoming album, Malakar admitted his readiness for a new 'do. So with all this hair-free hype happening in Hollywood, perhaps it's time to buy stock in the wig market.
Meanwhile fellow friend and "Idol" winner Jordin Sparks says she won't touch shears but has a thing for tears.
"When I heard my single on the radio for the first time I cried," she splurged. "I was so overwhelmed. I still get all teary when I hear it. But I'm just in my element at the moment; I'm so excited — life is good."
Sparks has some suggestions for those who want to go before the "Idol" judges.
"Make them listen to you," she cautioned. "And take a camera. You're gonna want to capture the memories."
Ashton: An Accessory?
It turns out Mr. Kutcher isn't really an actor, he's an accessory who exists to "highlight" his missus — and he wants all males to take on the same role.
Demi Moore's husband offers these and other words of wisdom in the upcoming issue of Harper's Bazaar.
"When it comes to getting dressed, men are a little bit more important than handbags but less important than shoes," Ashton advised. "At any rate, we are merely accessories."
And don't ever tell your man that he "cleans up well," because according to Ashton, all guys want to feel like the guardian.
"We want to feel dirty, rugged and, most important, that you feel safe when you are in our company," he told the mag. "So when your guy finally tries on something that you like, tell him that he looks like James Bond or Tony Montana."
Trump's Favorite Miss Universe Says Staying Slim Is Impossible
Although Donald Trump recently referred to her as "the best and most beautiful Miss Universe we've ever had," 2004 Australian titleholder Jennifer Hawkins has admitted that along with the life of a pageant princess comes problematic pound-packing.
Various beauty queens like 2006 Miss Universe Zuleyka Rivera and the troublesome "Miss USA" Tara Conner came under criticism for filling out their figures throughout the year, but a life of luxury means a life of living a little larger.
"It is really hard to maintain a healthy lifestyle," Hawkins dished to FOXNews.com. "I did gain weight. I knew I would — it's hard not to. You have to eat a lot of different foods because sometimes it can be insulting to a culture if you don't. It is also hard to exercise on the road, and plane food is a killer for maintaining weight."
As for whether Miss Conner's bad behavior and rehab rendezvous late last year have tarnished the tiara, Hawkins doesn't think so.
Conner "seems to have received the right help for her problems," Jennifer said. "Trump is a smart man. He knows what he is doing."
And although some may think Trump's decision to house Miss Universe with sash sisters Miss USA and Miss Teen USA spells stress, it seems there's no time for sniping.
"We didn't actually see much of each other all year — we were always in different countries," Hawkins admitted. "But I still speak with (Miss USA 2005) Shandi Finnessey a lot on the phone."
Britney's Booty: Why She Won't Stop Parading Her Privates
Britney Spears hit up Hollywood's hottest shops earlier this week, bouncing through a pack of paparazzi in a micro-mini that "cheekily" allowed her bum to see the sun.
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While it wasn't clear if she was wearing a thong, her buns clearly lacked cotton covering.
But fashion faux pas are now familiar to the "Crazy" crooner, who made no attempt to hide her hind.
"Britney seemed to be in good spirits," one photographer told FOXNews.com. "She didn't care that everyone could see her bottom. Why else would she wear such a short dress? She was loving it."
People were even yelling out to the songstress to cover up, but the Britster and her bodyguard just boogied on.
"Britney is now associating this whole trailer trash image with her identity," an insider who has worked closely with Spears told FOXNews.com. "It's become a persona that she feels she needs to maintain — it's keeping her popular and in the press. She knows exactly what she's doing."
The source also added that the single mom is significantly "insecure" and needs the attention to keep her spirits lifted.
Meanwhile, word is out that Brit may have hired some special services to spy on Fed-Ex.
According to In Touch magazine, Spears has hired the PI firm Lisa Javoric to follow her ex-husband Kevin Federline around and find some saucy scoops to slap him with in their custody battle.
She's also launching her comeback.
Brit has been confirmed to host the opening of the LAX Club at the Luxor Hotel in Sin City this Friday while Entertainment Weekly magazine is reporting that her comeback single could be out as soon as next week.
The Lohan Family: Drugs for Dina? Michael Gone Mad?
It's no secret that Lindsay Lohan's estranged dad Michael Lohan loves muttering to the media, but it seems he has gone from dish to dirt.
Michael Lohan had fierce words for his ex-wife Dina Lohan in an interview with blogger Perez Hilton.
"Dina's had six DUIs, has had car crashes and left the scene, had someone else pick up and drive," Michael divulged. "She collects $354,000 a year from Lindsay and she has this degenerate boyfriend around our kids. The guy's a drunk, he's a rapist, he's a piece of garbage hanging around my children."
The post-prisoner also alleged that his ex-wife is a "cocaine addict" who is dangerously "deceptive" and "full of lies."
The "Mean Girls" mom was vague in her retort:
"Now the world will know why eight people were issued criminal stay away orders of protection until 2011 against Michael Lohan," Dina Lohan responded in a statement.
It's no wonder that Linds has gone loopy, but friend Criss Angel says she is recovering rapidly.
"She will do fantastic and she is doing fantastic right now," the magic man told FOXNews.com. "Lindsay is a smart and talented girl, she won't let any of this affect her anymore. What she needs now is to be left alone — it's hard having everything you do under the microscope."
'Weeds' Wonderwoman: MK Cuddles Her Co-Stars, Get Clobbered by Cameraman
She might be a Tinseltown tiny who is sometimes a snob, but when it comes to "Weeds," it seems Mary-Kate Olsen is smokin' sweet.
"Mary-Kate is just so incredibly lovely and kind," co-star Elizabeth Perkins (who plays suburban mom Celia Hodes) gushed to FOXNews.com. "Despite all the media reports that suggest she is standoffish, she is actually really affectionate toward everybody. Mary-Kate is a complete doll and everybody adores her on set."
Another star from the set also splurged that the former "Full House" favorite has the touch of tenderness and is often nestling and nurturing the cast and crew.
But one person the itty-bitty babe certainly won't be bear-hugging is the careless cameraman who hammered her head last weekend. MK was cruising out club Les Deux when she got pap-pounced by a camera in the forehead, causing her to drop her purse and fall to the floor.
Her bodyguard then rushed her back inside to check for injuries, but thankfully, MK was OK. Well, it's no wonder the Olsen twins leap when they see a lensman.
Charlie Sheen Refuses to Shut Up Until Denise Richards Grows Up
While Charlie Sheen and fiancée Brooke Mueller basked on the beach over the weekend with Sheen's daughters Lola and Sam, it seems the mandatory presence of Denise Richards' "assistant" rained on their relaxation.
Sheen told People magazine that his ex-wife's spy sullied his opportunity to spend quality time with his girls, and the "Platoon" star is in the process of pushing to change the custody clause
Meanwhile, a lawyer for Richards hit back at Sheen's public outburst, telling TMZ.com "it is unfortunate that Charlie is discussing this matter in the press in an attempt to discredit Denise."
The attorney also suggested that Sheen has something sinister to hide and that is why a third party is required for all his father-daughter dates.
But Charlie has vowed not to keep his lips zipped until Denise stops the control-freak mothering.
"Until I'm granted the ability to hire my own nanny, she is required to provide one and I was terribly insulted that she felt her 'assistant' was a suitable replacement," Sheen told FOXNews.com.
"If it's unfortunate that I'm speaking, it's 'unfortunate' that an incredibly loving and responsible father and his terrifically capable fiancée are being subjected to these transparent and unnecessary sanctions that have nothing to do with responsible co-parenting and everything to do with punishment and control.
"As long as I am forced to live under these conditions with my children, people are going to hear about it," he said.
Celebrity 'Apprentice' Battle Begins: Omarosa vs. Paris, Britney & Lindsay
She may have already been "fired" by Donald Trump in season one of "The Apprentice," but Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth is back for the new series of "Celebrity Apprentice." And she's praying for the chance to use her problematic personality in order to pop Tinseltown's most troublesome trio on-air.
"I've heard Donald Trump is in talks with Britney, Paris and Lindsay — and I'm looking forward to it," she told FOXNews.com. "I welcome them to the boardroom; I can't think of anything more fun than having these Hollywood starlets in Trump Tower."
And despite wanting to give these girls a good going over, Omarosa is tired of the attention they get from the media.
"There is so much temptation in Hollywood, and if you aren't firmly rooted in your own beliefs you will get caught up," she said. "But it is about time we turned the spotlight on role models who are strong and talented. These girls aren't representative of the industry."
Britney Spears Investigated for Child Abuse?
Just when you thought things couldn't get any worse in Britney Spears' battle to keep custody of her two young sons, they just did.
TMZ.com is reporting that the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services is investigating abuse allegations against Britney.
Sources told TMZ that the investigation does not involve physical mistreatment of her children, and that a hearing has been set for Sept. 4 to further examine allegations of child abuse.
But a Britney spokeswoman told FOXNews.com that such allegations are "ridiculous."
"First I've heard of it ... her kids are very well taken care of — this is simply a tug-of-war between two high-profile individuals," said the rep, referring to the custody battle between Britney and her ex-husband, Kevin Federline. "The only abuse here is the way that the press is twisting information."
Sources told TMZ that the complaint filed involves allegations of poor dental hygiene as well as poor eating and sleeping habits for her kids ... and there is speculation that it may have been Federline himself who lodged the lament.
Meanwhile, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals last week confirmed that they were currently addressing "several complaints" that Brit's Yorkie pup was being badly treated and was even suffering some broken bones. The SPCA has since "resolved" the rumors and while the diva's dog did break its leg, the incident has been put down as an accident.
And Larry Rudolph, the manager booted by the Britster earlier this year for "forcing" her into rehab, has revealed that he is in hiding. The big-wig lawyer wrote a letter to Ryan Seacrest stating that he has gone into lockdown in the attempt to avoid being subpoenaed and forced to testify in the post-divorce drama between Spears and K-Fed.
'A Mighty Heart': Angelina in Iraq
Angelina Jolie, the world's hottest humanitarian, has abruptly ended her family festivities in New York City and traded subways for Syria and Iraq.
"I have come to Syria and Iraq to help draw attention to the humanitarian crisis and to urge governments to increase their support for UNHCR [United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees] and its partners," Jolie said in a public statement. "My sole purpose in both countries is to highlight the plight of those uprooted by the War in Iraq."
Jolie flew to poverty-stricken Syria on Monday where she visited a UNHCR registration center and spent hours home-hopping in order to talk to Iraqi refugees.
On Tuesday, she made her way to Iraq and engaged with 1,200 refugees camping out at Al Waleed (a makeshift outpost on the nation's border) while witnessing several Iraqi natives making the risky run into the neighboring Syria.
"It is absolutely essential that the ongoing debate about Iraq's future includes plans for addressing the enormous humanitarian consequences these people face," she said.
But the glamorous globetrotter hasn't forgotten about her own origins — she also made time to meet with American troops based in the region.
Sleeping in Separate Beds: Will Nick Hogan Cause His Parents' Marriage to Crash?
While 17-year-old Nick Hogan has been released from hospital unscathed, FOXNews.com has learned exclusively that this incident may be the final straw in his folks' marriage.
"Hulk will be incredibly angry at his son," a source very close to the Hogan household revealed. "He and his wife Linda didn't need this on top of their current marriage stress."
According to the insider, the former wrestler and his wife have been "sleeping in separate beds for quite some time" now while trying to work through their relentless relationship woes.
"Everything his parents are going through is bound to affect Nick at some point though," added another friend. "His accident was probably a culmination of a lot of things."
The reality star was rushed to a Florida hospital on Sunday evening after crashing his Toyota Supra, critically injuring a passenger. Hogan is alleged to have been speeding when he lost control and swerved into a palm tree.
Jamie Foxx Defends Vick
"Ray" sensation Jamie Foxx sparked outrage last week when he defended disgraced Falcons football star Michael Vick on "Access Hollywood."
"It's a cultural thing, I think," Jamie said. "I know that cruelty to animals is bad, but sometimes people shoot people and kill people and don't get time. He really didn't know the extent of it, so I always give him the benefit of the doubt."
And after voicing his shock that the jock would get jail time, Foxx has used FOXNews.com to clarify his comments.
"I don't put animal life over human life — murders happen all the time in Chicago and we don't hear about them," Jamie told us. "Vick is a figurehead and they are using him to make a point. But I'll never value animal life over human life. We should be focusing more on human murders than this."
Paris vs. Pammy: Hilton Loses Hair and Huddles With Kid Rock
We're pleased to announce that perennial party princess Paris Hilton has done away with her Barbie-like long locks and is going short and au natural.
The hotel heiress hosted yet another bash at her Malibu mansion on Saturday, sporting a classically cute crop and a rocker to accessorize her laid-back look.
Pamela Anderson's ex Kid Rock made an appearance at the beachside celebration and seemed especially interested in talking to the paparazzi-popular screen star.
"They spent a lot of time together chatting privately," confirmed an eyewitness. "They seemed like they just got along really well."
But despite spending two hours alone behind closed doors, a Paris pal proclaims that there are no romantic rumblings.
The night before, Hilton was spotted out raging with another rocker boy, Mischa Barton's ex Cisco Adler, and his band Whitestarr, attempting to bust some sketchy sequences on the dance floor.
Brangelina in the Big Apple: Hot Dogs, Helicopters and the Hamptons
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie rounded up their flourishing family over the weekend and braved the prying paparazzi for a spree through New York City.
Brangelina and their babes (minus Shiloh) spent Friday shopping in midtown Manhattan for art supplies before hammering down five hot dogs from a very serene street vendor who "didn't even know who he (Brad) was."
The Hollywood hotties even explored the perks of Central Park, buying balloons and masks.
But despite being humanitarian hotties and dining on the cheap, these "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" stars still know how to exude style and sophistication.
The comely couple left the kids with a sitter Saturday evening while they took a helicopter to the Hamptons to dine alongside Christie Brinkley and Ellen Barkin during a Hurricane Katrina fundraiser.
Priceless Pageant: Nervous or No Idea?
Smart and stunning Hilary Carol Cruz from Colorado took the coveted crown of Miss Teen USA on Friday while sash sister and fellow finalist Lauren Caitlin Upton from South Carolina contributed significantly to the dumb blonde beauty queen stereotype.
During the live telecast, a judge asked the Southern sweetheart the straightforward question of why it is that one-fifth of Americans cannot locate the USA on map. However, Upton fell downtown when it came to her rambling response:
"Some people in our nation don't have maps … and education in South Africa and in Iraq, and they should … and our education here in the U.S. should help the people in South Africa and in Iraq and in the Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future for our children."
We wonder if it was nerves, or if this radiant "role model" and self-proclaimed "star student" in high school just had no idea.
But since her confusing clip received over 2 million hits worldwide, Upton issued a response to her local newspaper:
"I did nothing wrong," she declared. "I wasn't expecting the question. I lost my train of thought."
'American' Rivals: Simon Cowell Sore About Ryan Seacrest Emmy Gig
The ongoing rivalry between "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest and jibing judge Simon Cowell has reached a whole new level — and it seems Simon is scared that he's the one who is losing.
Ever since it was announced that Ryan would host the upcoming 59th Primetime Emmy Awards , Simon has been sickened by Seacrest in the spotlight.
"I just have to keep patting Simon on the back and telling him that it's going to be all right," fellow "Idol" judge Paula Abdul revealed exclusively to FOXNews.com. "He is just crawling out of his skin right now. Those two have been battling it out for so long, it's hurtful for Simon to see Ryan getting all the glory."
But he's not the only "Idol" magnate who may be mad come the big night.
"I'm not going to say that it is just great to be nominated, because that's not good enough — I want to win," "Idol" Executive Producer Nigel Lythgoe told FOXNews.com. "We've been nominated so many times now, so we'd better win this year. It's about time!"
Abdul also had sweet words for Lindsay Lohan.
"You've just got to walk the path and stay on it," she said. "You can get through anything if you really put your mind to it."
Criss Wants to Work His Magic on Britney
They may be "just friends," but when it comes to Britney Spears' career, Criss Angel may very well be the one to turn her from "Toxic" to tantalizing "One More Time."
"We're exploring the possibilities of working together," Angel told FOXNews.com. "But we haven't made any official decisions as yet. We'd both really like to."
And according to the chilled-out charmer, his good friend Lindsay Lohan is en route to recovery.
"Lindsay is an intelligent young lady — she's going to do fantastic and she is already doing fantastic," Criss said. "It's difficult when you are in the spotlight every day and you are growing up into it. Everything she does is under the microscope — but you have to just be true to yourself and not give a s—t."
Flesh-Flashing Former Friends: Britney and Paris Party at Same Club
Speaking of Britney, the single mom was spotted wiggin' and jiggin' last Thursday at new Hollywood hotspot Opera until the wee hours of the morning.
Her former friend Paris Hilton was also there to dance and prance, sparking speculation that the troublesome twosome are pals again.
But a Pop Tarts spy rejected reports of rekindled relations, instead saying that Hilton and Spears were out on the town with their own personal posses and it was a simple coincidence that they chose the same spot.
There was one male in particular to whom Britney was devoting a little extra attention.
"Britney and this guy were holding hands and canoodling all night," an eyewitness said. "They both looked so happy together."
But unfortunately, this charming mystery man won't be the next love in the pop princess' life. He's been identified as a choreographer/dancer who prefers lovin' from lads…
'Borat' Befuddlement: Sasha Cohen or Sacha Cohen?
Sasha Cohen may be an American sweetheart and a figure skating stunner who keeps in shape with yoga and swimming, but this beauty often is mistaken for "Borat" Sacha Baron Cohen.
"It happens all the time," Sasha told FOXNews.com. "Whenever I make reservations, people always ask if it's Borat or if I'm playing a prank. But it's fine, I'm a fan. Cohen is an absolute genius."
But the two stars do actually have something in common: a sense of immaturity.
"I'm still a child," the 22-year-old top-ranked skater admitted. "I still love ice cream, I still run in the grass. I never want to grow up."
Winehouse and Husband Didn't Have a Bloody Spat
Fans of "Rehab" rocker Amy Winehouse were left flabbergasted after pictures emerged showing the British babe and her hubby, Blake Fielder-Civil, embroiled in a bloody fight late last week.
The craziness was caught on camera and showed Winehouse cloaked in cuts, blood and bruises while her man was maimed by deep lacerations on his face.
But the punk princess is claiming that Blake's support saved her life.
"He did not and never has hurt me. He has such a hard time and he [is] so supportive," Amy revealed to blogger Perez Hilton. "He is an amazing man who saved my life again and got cut badly for his troubles."
The sad starlet splurged that she was cutting herself and about to do drugs with a call girl when Blake busted them.
"He rightly said I wasn't good enough for him. I lost it and he saved my life," Amy added.
The skillful songstress has spent her summer in and out of rehab in the battle against a coke and crack addiction. Although Amy says she has no plans to go back to the help house, she just wants "a holiday."
Said-to-Be Spears Song Asks for 'Sweet Love Right Now!'
She might be a former princess of pop, but judging by this purported new song, it seems Britney Spears soon will become the mistress of mushy.
Blogger Perez Hilton purportedly has gotten his gossipy gloves on the lyrics of one of the songs that Spears' supposedly wrote and is working on, in which it seems she's suffering from some sexual frustration:
"Oh, sweet love, can I get some?
So why do you desert me, baby boy?
I need your love right now!"
But it is comforting to know that while the Britster actually recognizes that every day she is "in a daze," she is turning to the Lord for a little help:
"Everyday, I sit and kneel and pray," the song confesses.
Meanwhile, FOXNews.com has learned that Britney wasn't actually so "Crazy" that she stood up her former flame Justin Timberlake and his offer to do a duet.
According to a Spears source, the reformed rehabber plans to polish her pipes with a number of different artists, but Timberlake never was on the table.
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So folks, I am finally a shepherd. After years of hype — the hooves have landed. Cold Antler Farm now hosts a small flock of Border Leicester/Romney crosses named Sal, Marvin and Maude. Their purpose is to teach me the basics of all things sheep. Under their watchful eyes I'll learn to trim hooves, birth lambs, and turn the wool on their backs into scarves around my neck. I'll know I made it in this world when I can go out on a beautiful crisp October morning and feed the sheep adorned in the fashions they sported last season. My goals are pretty simple people.
I'll also be using them to train a border collie to herd (a whole other world I can barely keep myself from diving into.) Since I'm getting into all this sheep business without farmhands or a fleet of ATVs, a working dog will be my saving grace when the flock gets too large for a girl with a stick to sort through. Hopefully by the time my future farm happens, he'll be revved and ready to go for some serious practical herding work. And while that future puppy isn't in my life just yet, I am on the lookout for strong herding lines in future litters all over America. With the help of mentors in the North East Border Collie Association — I'll find my sheepdog, train him, and before you know it be out in the trial fields, crook in one hand and lead in the other. Okay, so not all of my goals are simple.
So far, shepherding has already taught me some valuable lessons. Lessons like, sheep aren't the stupid animals people constantly tell me they are. (If you get sheep, expect to hear how dumb they are within 27.8 seconds of people finding out.) But regardless of the stereotypes, Marvin learned how to unhinge the gate and lead his flock to freedom in no time. (I'm not sure I would've figured out the gate that fast.) I've also learned about the heaviness of sheep hooves when they step on your feet, and that grain rustled about a coffee can start a stampede. I learned that taking a nap on a sunny afternoon out in the pasture with them can be a meditation on the all. But it's a meditation grounded in reality, because if your siesta happens to be in the way of some good foraging, you'll be woken up by a cold snout nudging you out of the way.
My advice to any future shepherds out there is to do your homework. Before I had any woolies on the farm I did some serious research. I bought and read a small library of books, attended weekend workshops, visited shepherds and sheepdog trials, and talked with neighbors about the upcoming flock. Because of this I was prepared for some of the potential problems, and it insured a happier group of sheep when they finally arrived. I am in no way an expert, and have more to learn than I care to admit, but at least their shelter faces the right direction and their winter hay is stocked up in the garage. I know what it's like to be excited and want to just jump in head first (trust me), but for the basic fairness for you and the animals, crack a book. But hey, if you find out a few farm visits later that sheep are for you too, I'll see you in the fields!
Jenna Woginrich is the author of the forthcoming book, Made from Scratch: Discovering the Pleasures of a Handmade Life, from Storey Publishing. Visit her Web site at coldantlerfarm.blogspot.com.
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Jenna, thank you for this article and for living your dream! It sounds to me that you are approaching this in a good way, slowly enough to get a grip on it but quickly enough so that you can see the progress you are making. You're living my dream, come to think of it. I have been avidly buying any and all farming, organic agriculture, homesteading, and how-to books I can get a hold of for several years now, planning on a small farm in the future. I have started my tool collection. I love to read and I enjoy writing. I will be teaching organic growing at a local community college next year, which has a goal of being certified organic by the WSDA in three years. I hope to find my land by that time. And I want sheep - for wool and milk - and some poultry, an orchard, a garden, and perhaps a fish pond. After being in the military, I am quite used to roughing it so I will be happy to start small. And stay small, for that matter. I want to be sustainable, to have and enjoy 'just enough'. I look forward to hearing more about your place, and to reading your book which I just pre-ordered from Amazon.
Hi Jenna, I have 17 sheep. They are not too hard to herd without a dog. The hardest thing I have found about keeping sheep is the shearing. They need to be shorn each year. Shearing is hard physical work that I am happy to pay some one to do for me, but it is hard to find anyone to do it. All the best.
Oooh, I am knee deep in sheep envy! I can't wait to read more about your fleecy adventures.
I have a very old spinning wheel, small (wheel is 21" in diameter), spins wool, cotton, flax, and is a great addition to your spinning/knitting/weaving collection of equipment. I would be happy to hear any offers.
Hi Jenna, Your goals may be simple but I am sure you are going to put a lot of work into raising your heard. Good luck! I've had three collies in my life, and the first one enjoyed running in circles, as if she was hearding sheep. It was amazing, since she had been raised in a suburban backyard, not a farm. Good luck finding your dog. I am looking forward to reading more about your heard, and your sheepdog.


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The internal speaker is wired to the circuit board but not welded. If you have a replacement and the soldering skills to install it, this guide will help you identify and remove the internal speaker.
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Remove the two screws on the bottom of the device with a Phillips head screwdriver.
Use a spudger to remove the plastic plate from the bottom of the player.
Use the spudger to push the USB port on the bottom of the device inward.
Hold the device firmly between two fingers. Be sure you aren't holding down the top of the device; the circuit board will slide out of the shell through that end.
The plastic LCD cover and the key pad will now be free; they were held in place by the tension between the case and the internal circuit board.
Identify and pull the speaker away from the device.
Use a wire cutter to sever the red and black cables connecting the speaker to the circuit board.
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Donald Trump Jr. and his wife Vanessa announced that they are expecting their fourth child via Twitter Wednesday.
Donald Trump Jr. and wife welcome another baby boy"Well, Vanessa & I have some good news we are expecting baby num 4 in the fall!!! Kai, Donnie, & Tristan can't wait!" When a fan later tweeted at Trump, "Didn't you just have one?" he responded, "Yea they'll be 13 months apart, Irish twins!"Trump and his wife, who wed in 2005, have three other children: daughter Kai Madison and sons Donnie John III and Tristan Milos.


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BOULDER—April 20 is a date fraught with meaning for a number of reasons: It's Hitler's birthday. It's the date of the Columbine High School massacre. And it's the annual marijuana smoke-out day known as 4/20.
There's not much that can be done to alter the perception of the first two. But there's a movement afoot in Colorado to change the public's view of the third.
Throughout the state, county governments, community groups and the University of Colorado are attempting to redefine 4/20 by discouraging public and underage pot-smoking. Lest they be seen as party-poopers, they're offering a tempting buffet of alternative activities.
Officials at CU-Boulder stunned the stoner contingent earlier this month by announcing that they would cordon off the campus to outsiders on 4/20and issue trespassing tickets to non-students. Those who do manage to sneak in will find that Norlin Quad, the event's usual gathering spot, has been covered with fish fertilizer.
The announcement drew national attention in large part because CU-Boulder has become the unofficial epicenter of 4/20. Look up "420" on Wikipedia, and there's a photo of the Boulder campus flooded with participants at the 2010 event.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado has weighed in against the restrictions, arguing that the gathering is a protest against anti-drug laws and that the university is stifling the smokers' right to free speech. So far university officials have refused to budge.
"The contention that the 4/20 gathering at CU-Boulder is a 'peaceful protest' is not correct. There are no microphones, demonstrations, or arguments advanced," said CU Chancellor Philip DiStefano in an April 13 statement. "If it is a protest, then every party on every college campus in America is a protest."
Meanwhile, at least a half-dozen counties are offering drug-free activities ranging from barbecues to community service with a "take back 4/20″ message.
"There are organizations across the state that have different events planned for 4/20," said Carla Turner, community advocate for the Substance Abuse Coalition of Douglas County, which has organized a community-service day for middle and high schoolers.
Students at several school districts, including Douglas County and Boulder Valley, have the day off on the Columbine anniversary. Offering them something else to do besides sit on the couch and observe 4/20 in the traditional manner seemed like a useful plan, Turner said.
"What really got it started for us was the school district. I heard someone say that April 20 is coming up, the schools are going to be closed, and that it seemed like a bad combination. And I had been thinking the exact same thing," said Turner.
In Eagle County, the sheriff's office and high school are holding their inaugural "420 Drug Free Rally" on Friday at the Field House in Edwards. The event includes a barbecue, pick-up games, a giant bonfire and an outdoor movie.
"Most Coloradans believe 420 sends out the wrong message to our youth by glorifying drug abuse," said the Eagle County Sheriff's Office in a statement. "Others view this as insensitive and a dishonor to the Columbine High School tragedy, which also occurred on April 20."
The effort to redo 4/20 has garnered support even in Boulder, where the Boulder City Council, the student government and the faculty assembly have endorsed the university effort. The student government passed a resolution in support of ending 4/20 on campus, and then agreed to foot the bill for a free concert by hip-hop artist Wyclef Jean, said university spokesman Bronson Hilliard.
A Facebook site set up by CU student Andrew Trujillo called "Stay Classy CU" urges students to wear a suit and tie on April 20 in order to "send a message that not all of CU students are looking to have a free pass to smoke in front of a cop."
Still, the university is braced for protests. Occupy Boulder is expected to hold a rally outside the school boundaries to demonstrate against the restrictions. Last year's event drew more than 10,000 participants, and the university's reputation as a 4/20 destination is likely to attract would-be celebrants, despite the publicity surrounding the new rules.
The university has announced that campus police will issue tickets for both pot-smoking and trespassing, which carries a fine of up to $750. Students caught smoking pot could face additional penalties from the Office of Student Conduct.
Editorials in both The Denver Post and the Boulder Daily Camera criticized the harsh penalties, with the Camera calling them "a total overreaction."
Hilliard responded that the party has simply become too disruptive, whether or not marijuana was involved.
"Having 10 to 12,000 people blowing bubbles and skipping happily across campus grounds would be an obstruction of our academic function," he said.


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Lambert scores brace on Baggies bow
Rickie Lambert enjoyed a whirlwind start to his West Brom career on Friday as hours after passing a medical and signing a two-year deal he marked his debut with two goals.
The striker sealed his move to the Hawthorns from Liverpool after the clubs swiftly concluded negotiations.
Press Association Sport understands the Baggies have paid just under £3million for the 33-year-old, meaning the Reds will make a loss of more than a £1million on the player who only joined them from Southampton last summer.
New West Brom striker Rickie Lambert scored twice on debut against Bristol Rovers
The fee was agreed around lunchtime and Lambert travelled down to Birmingham for a medical ahead of the deal being completed late in the day.
He then started Albion's pre-season friendly at his old side Bristol Rovers, opening the scoring with a deflected effort in the 23rd minute and doubling his tally with a close-range finish a minute after the break. He was replaced in the 56th minute.
Lambert's move to Liverpool 13 months ago was touted as a dream return for a player rejected by the club's academy, but it quickly became apparent things were not going to work out and Lambert turned down a move to West Brom's midlands rivals Aston Villa in January after the Reds accepted he was no longer part of manager Brendan Rodgers' plans.
"Rickie is a good, strong, solid player who is a great character, good in the dressing room and good on the pitch," Baggies head coach Tony Pulis told the club's official website.
"We are very pleased to have him on board.
"He's a player of great pedigree and we look forward to integrating him into our squad."
Lambert made 36 appearances for Liverpool last season, but most of those were as a substitute as he never really got a run in the side even with main striker Daniel Sturridge injured for much of the campaign.
He scored just three goals, two of those in back-to-back matches in November when he was given a chance to start, but never really looked like a long-term option.
And Lambert admitted the decision to leave Liverpool was not a difficult one.
He told the Baggies' website: " I think the prospect of going into another season not playing was not going to happen. There were a few inquiries, but West Brom just felt right from the very beginning. That was the overriding factor."
And he revealed he was looking forward to linking up with Saido Berahino.
"H e's a very sharp player, very intelligent, very quick, he's a good finisher. I think me and him up top would be a great partnership," he added.
"I want to get back playing football, but I want to get back playing football to score goals.
"I feel like I've got a lot of things to prove, I've got a lot of hunger and desire."
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HIRS and the RLI are holding a one-day colloquium on the current situation of Religious Congregations and Catholic Schools.
In recent years we have been exploring a range of issues connected with Catholic education. Over the next year we want to develop this further by considering the roles and relationship between religious congregations and the schools that these orders originally founded and in many instances still continue to support. We are keen to identify ways in which we could support congregations in their work with schools with a religious foundation.
Before we launch more formally into a research project that explores the current relationship between religious congregations and schools founded by these orders, we would like to consult with you and members of your congregation. We are aware that research in this area, conducted by Professor Gerald Grace, is now approaching 15 years old. It is important to consider if concerns over a deficit in spiritual capital have materialised. Given this we would like to establish a more accurate grasp of the current situation. We would like to garner a better picture of the contemporary relationship between different congregations and the schools they originally founded.
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What would you say to someone who says the work has all been done?
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Last night, I was granted access to someone's tree prior to our meeting to discuss where she could start. I have often said that if you think you're tree is all done, think again. Last night, I bumped into a tree that for a beginner's perspective has been all done.
The woman's great-grandfathers had all been Mormon Pioneers and the vast majority of them had immigrated from Sweden. The tree on FamilySearch.org was full of names, dates, places, sources, and photos. I went back to a great-grandfather and looked at descendant the descendant view. I found nearly every person on the tree with photos and sources, but a few sources that had been overlooked or newly placed on FamliySearch since the family historian last logged in.
I have some thoughts on what to tell this woman, but I'll put the question before you. This woman wants to follow the counsel given at RootsTech in 2015 to "Find, Take, and Teach." Given the full, sourced nature of her tree, I have this question.
What would you say to a person whose family tree is full
and looks like it has all been done?
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