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While we're seeing less of the sun, the nights are lighting up
The sun sets in the west-southwest just after 6:00 at week's end and more than a minute earlier each day thereafter for the next couple weeks. It's no better in the morning, with sunrise at 7:36 Friday but more than a minute later each following day. So while Sunday's return to Standard Time may give us back the hour of morning sleep it stole from us last April, setting our clocks back that one hour cannot stave our actual loss of daylight.
But with darkness, the night lights up. If you have a clear view in the setting sun's wake, scan the horizon for Venus, twinkling brightly as earth's atmosphere warps her brilliant light. She's so bright, in fact, that you may at first glance think you're looking at an airplane, but her only movement is a slow descent from view a half-hour after sunset.
Just below Venus is Mercury, but you may need binoculars to locate him so close to the horizon. Appearing almost side by side over the next week, the two planets inch southward each night toward the red star Antares, until next Thursday when the three hover one above the other.
Jupiter appears juxtaposed in the east-northeast at day's end, blazing his way to the west through the night and early morn. With the new week, Jupiter and the waxing moon draw together, coming within a half-dozen degrees of one another Wednesday.
Orange-hued Mars rises around 2am with blue-white Regulus trailing by only a few degrees. By 6am, they are high in the southwest.
With the approach of dawn, Saturn appears low in the east-southeast, having made the move from evening to pre-dawn skies. Each morning he rises a little earlier and grows a little easier to see. Spica shines less than five degrees below the ringed planet.

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For example, the Census Bureau awarded in 2006 a $595 million contract to develop a hand-held computer for census workers to use this year. Two years and $600 million later, the project was canceled with nothing to show for it.
And census workers out there today still use pen and paper.
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First of all we want to wish everyone a very Happy New Year! We thoroughly enjoyed every last minute of 2012, giving gifts, enjoying family, building snowmen and watching too many movies to count.
As I began to gather all the Christmas decorations to put them away for next year I wanted to share the best way I've found to store our Christmas Ornaments. I've always wanted to buy those special boxes for storing ornaments but always found that they were priced ridiculously high for what they are. That is until I figured out my own system for storing ornaments.
The best part about this is it's simple, free and works like a charm.
First you'll want to grab an old copy paper box. I snagged mine from the print room of my office, they usually just break them down for recycling anyway so I asked them to save a few for me. Any box would work but these boxes are great because the lid slides on and off and they have handles built in.
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The State of Utah is considering installing miles of wildlife fencing to keep deer off the highway between Monticello and Blanding. Details were discussed at a May 16 meeting of the Utah Transportation Commission, which governs the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT).
The group met in Monticello to discuss road needs in San Juan County and throughout the state.
Other projects discussed include public transportation from San Juan County to Salt Lake City, the ferry at Lake Powell and the highway bridge at Mexican Hat.
Residents of San Juan County have long known that Highway 191 between Monticello and Blanding is the site of many collisions between vehicles and deer.
That knowledge was quantified in a high-needs assessment submitted by the Division of Wildlife Resources that captured the attention of the UDOT commission. The result is a proposal for a wildlife fence on the Highway 191.
The project will start with $280,000 of fencing. More fencing will be added in phases in years to come.
The fences will have electric mats on both ends to prevent animals from getting caught inside the fence line.
To show support for the project, San Juan County and Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife each donated $25,000 towards the project.
Commissioner Kent Millington, who has spent nine years on the commission, was shocked by the donation. He said, "I applaud those that are here. Putting their money where their mouth is, I think that's fantastic."
Cost for the fencing depends on the topography of the area. While the cost of each mile of fencing is about $40,000, tunnels underneath the highway for migrating animals will cost about $120,000 each.
The $6 million project was recommended as a "low-cost, high-return project."
A study by Montana State University estimates that each wildlife vehicle collision costs an average of $8,388.
With more than 300 wildlife -vehicle accidents occurring each year, UDOT predicts that the completed project could pay for itself between three and five years.
In another major announcement at the meeting, the commission stated that a bus line between Blanding and Salt Lake City will begin operations in coming months.
The buses will include TV screens, a lavatory and internet Wi-Fi. A trip will cost an estimated $65 to $75.
UDOT is providing an annual subsidy of more than $864,000 to support the new bus service. It is being offered by Elevated Transit.
The commission also reported on the progress of the Lake Powell ferry, which runs between the marinas at Bullfrog and Halls Crossing.
UDOT estimates that the ferry will be up and running near the end of the summer.
San Juan County Commissioner Phil Lyman spoke to the council about the importance of the ferry and how the county doesn't want to see the demise of the transportation corridor.
Lyman brought up the economic impact of the two marinas and how he hopes that Hall Crossing will be able to improve its economic output.
San Juan County Commissioner Bruce Adams also addressed the commissioners.
Adams mentioned the state involvement with county roads all the way back to the dynamite provided by the state to build the Hole in the Rock trail in 1880.
Adams is pleased that UDOT is addressing the need for pull-off points in Monument Valley. Adams also requested that UDOT consider dangers of the Mexican Hat Bridge on Highway 163.
Adams said that the steep hill, narrow road, and sharp turns at the bridge have proven dangerous and even deadly in the past. Whether expansion or building a completely new bridge is necessary is not clear.
The Commission did not make a decision regarding the bridge, but said they are now more fully aware of the problem.


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Gazprom, the natural gas company controlled by the Russian state, is in crisis. It is likely to fall victim to the shale gas revolution that is under way across the US. The shale gas revolution will probably have telling consequences for Russian state capitalism and President Vladimir Putin's power.
This crisis erupted suddenly. With its surge in shale gas production the US has become self-sufficient in natural gas. It has overtaken Russia as the biggest natural gas producer. Crucially, US natural gas is cheap. Domestic US natural gas prices are only a quarter of Gazprom's oil-linked eastern European prices. Such large price differentials cannot possibly last for long.
Curiously, in 2011 Gazprom was formally the most profitable company in the world with purported net profits of $46bn, but these profits were hardly real. Investment analysts opined that no less than $40bn disappeared through inefficiency or corruption. Gazprom's cash flow was barely positive.
In their 2010 booklet Putin and Gazprom , Boris Nemtsov and Vladimir Milov, the opposition politicians, detailed how assets were being stripped from Gazprom through large kickbacks on pipeline construction and cheap sales of financial and media subsidiaries to Putin cronies. Since shareholders have realised that only their dividend yield is material, Gazprom's market value has plummeted by two-thirds from $365bn in May 2008 to $120bn today.
Gazprom's demise looks likely. With its demise, Russia's revenues would dwindle. Mr Putin's model of state capitalism would suffer a devastating blow from Gazprom's fall. If not even Gazprom is viable, which Russian state company is? Such an insight could give market economic reforms new impetus. After all, Russia just privatised $5.2bn of shares in Sberbank, the state savings bank.
In his first comments on the European Commission case against Gazprom in Vladivostok on September 9, Mr Putin revealed the level of his incomprehension of market economics. He said the "EU subsidises the economies of eastern European countries. Now it seems that someone in the EU has decided to shift part of the burden, some of the subsidies, to us".
Contrary to the evidence, he said Gazprom's prices were market-oriented, adding that "we have had certain pricing principles for decades and they are written in long-term contracts. No one ever questioned these principles".
Well, the European Commission does question them. The longer Mr Putin denies reality, the deeper Gazprom's crisis will grow.
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Of course Vladimir Putin will fight until the bitter end in order to stay in power. But there is no way he can save his failed money machine, Gazprom. And there will be no Putin without Gazprom. The day when Putin shares the fate of all other corrupted dictators could be beginning of Russia´s progress towards real democracy, for the benefit its long suffering people.
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Chelsea have announced the signing of Chile Under-20 international Cristian Cuevas from O'Higgins on a five-year deal.
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Many software developers (the ones that haven't been in on a start-up usually) are tempted to make the jump into the seemingly glamorous start-up world to build that next killer web app. Keith Casey has posted a bit of a reality check for developers thinking of making the move.
In the last few weeks, I've talked with a number of friends about career changes. Some are feeling antsy and just want to move, others are starting their own consulting, and others are starting and joining startups. While I've done all the above - to varying levels of
failuresuccess - I thought I'd share the things I've learned along the way.
He gives six things to keep an eye out for when considering your entry into the startup world:
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East-central Illinois Rotarians present 'Journey into Dyslexia'
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profiles students and adults with dyslexia -- difficulty with
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Academy Award-winning filmmakers Alan and Susan Raymond use the
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In a special, four-part series, Postmedia News explores the issue of youth concussions: from the pressure felt by athletes to "power through" and take one for the team, to the need to balance safety against fear, to the patchwork of policies across the country that leaves young athletes at risk.
TORONTO — Concussions, according to official medical nomenclature, are "mild traumatic brain injuries."
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TORONTO — If Owen's concussion was "very mild," how bad can it get?
Physiotherapist Siobhan Karam explained that many concussion sufferers recover within two weeks.
"But I've been seeing more and more young patients take between 4-6 weeks to fully recover," she said.
Beyond four weeks can mean you have "post-concussion syndrome" (an umbrella term experts now dislike, as it improperly describes markedly different conditions and diagnoses).
Life is hell for these sufferers.
"They just can't function," Karam said. "They can't return to life. Some feel like they're going to fall over, all the time. They can't drive.
"In the most extreme cases, these patients feel like they're always on a boat — for months. They always feel nauseated, like someone's always pushing them. It would be like being seasick or hung over all the time. All you want to do is sleep. But you don't feel better when you wake up. It's awful."
Some live that way for up to a year.
— John Kryk, Postmedia Network
"But there's nothing mild about them," says Dr. David L. Brody, associate professor of neurology at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. "We really object to this term. It does a disservice. It's not accurate."
Brody should know: he's one of the world's foremost experts on the treatment of severe concussions. I also witnessed it myself.
Earlier this year, a Toronto area youth suffered what would be diagnosed as a "very mild" concussion — about as mild as they come, in fact. Only there was nothing "mild" about it.
I was able to follow this soccer player's weeks-long recovery and cutting-edge treatment at a Toronto sports medicine clinic. I am not identifying the patient by name, age or hometown, at the parents and preteen's request. A primary reason is they don't want the child's concussion history entered into the public record.
It is only with the family's permission that I can share their story: of the harrowing, uncertain first hours and days; of the symptoms felt by the athlete, which sometimes worsened in an eyeblink; of the worry, ignorance, frustration and inadequacy felt by the parents.
The family hopes that by sharing the plight of the athlete — whom we'll call Owen — they can perhaps better prepare others for the ordeal.
Owen was one of the lucky ones. Recovery in most cases takes a couple of weeks. But life for the most severely concussed is pure hell, for as long as a year.
Owen's recovery included three visits to physiotherapist Siobhan Karam and doctors at the Sports Medicine Specialists clinic in uptown Toronto. Karam has treated more than 100 concussed Canadians of all ages over the past two years, some of whom compete at the highest levels of their sport, professional and amateur alike.
Karam and the SMS clinic granted me permission to reveal what I observed during Owen's treatments.
Here is his story.
Owen likes to think he has a high tolerance for pain.
"But that hurt. It really hurt," he said of the freak accident that concussed him last spring, at an out-of-town soccer tournament in the U.S.
It happened during the pre-game warm-up on Day 2 of the competition. A fast-flying ball smacked hard off Owen's forehead, just above his right eye. He saw the crosser coming, he just misjudged it. Thus, he didn't do anything to protect himself.
There was no cut, surface swelling or bruising. But the pain Owen felt was immediate, sharp and intense. He could not stop crying for a time.
Owen's coach, to his compassionate credit, immediately ruled Owen out of the big afternoon game.
Owen wasn't wobbly or groggy. Soon his eyes dried, his demeanour brightened and he no longer seemed to be in any particular discomfort. His parents had no idea what to do next. Just give him an Advil or two, head back to the hotel and have him rest up under their close observation? Or take him to emergency, just to be safe?
The tournament had a paramedic on site, so they started there. She briefly examined and questioned Owen and concluded, by that state's medical definition, he was concussed. His tournament was over.
The paramedic provided Owen's parents with detailed short-term medical advice, which advocated — shockingly to Owen's parents — no headache pills or medication. The reason? Some over-the-counter headache medicine can exacerbate internal bleeding of the brain, in the unlikely event that was occurring.
Back at the hotel, Owen relaxed in bed for the remainder of the day, experiencing no symptoms other than a gradually dissipating headache.
In bed, he ate a bit of dinner and watched some TV before lights out. He slept fine.
Owen awoke cheerily with just a slight headache. Good news. Maybe he was better. It didn't seem like a concussion.
And, boy, was he hungry. Downstairs at the hotel's complimentary breakfast station, Owen loaded up a foam plate and sat down to dig in with plasticware. Youth and parents from other teams packed the chaotic breakfast area.
That fast, Owen's cheery morning ended.
"All the noise — all those players yakking — really hurt my head," he recalls. "Just like that I felt dizzy. Really dizzy. Felt like I was going to throw up. I said to Mom and Dad, 'I gotta get out of here. Like, right now.'"
It was drive-home day. The family SUV was already packed.
What to do? Was propping up Owen in the back seat, immobilized against a pile of home-brought pillows, the best place for him to be for most of the day? Or the worst, weaving down highways all day at high speed?
Again, his parents had no idea. This was their scariest, most stressful moment of the crisis. What if Owen was severely hurt? What if he couldn't continue the drive at some point, in the middle of nowhere?
They decided to rely on what the paramedic had suggested — immobility and rest — and at least try to drive home, prepared to find a hospital at any moment.
Owen, on the verge of tears and feeling awful, fell asleep almost immediately upon hitting the Interstate. He awoke two hours later, his dizziness and nausea gone. It remained gone for the rest of the day. Same with the bad headache.
Owen's disposition kept improving as the SUV's odometer spun. By the time the family neared home at twilight, he was sitting upright in the back seat, laughing and getting into trouble with a sibling, playing on an iPad and seemingly back to normal.
Crisis averted? It seemed so. But it wasn't even close.
After a decent night's sleep in his own bed, Owen's sensitivity to noise returned. And it remained. Worse, he found if he jerked his head, or moved quickly, his head hurt. Not a lot, but there was definitely pain.
Owen's parents continued to follow the tournament paramedic's advice and did not give him any headache medication, as counter-intuitive as that seemed. The day's priority: get him to a concussion doctor, stat.
First, though, they called his school to tell them Owen might have a concussion and wouldn't be attending classes that day.
That's when Owen's parents learned that, in publicly funded schools in Ontario, if you tell the school your kid might have a concussion, a strict concussion management protocol kicks in. The Ontario government decreed in 2014 that the return-to-school protocol devised and approved by the Ontario Physical and Health Education Association must be the minimum standard employed by all local school boards.
Ontario is the only province with such legislation in place.
The Bottom line: your child can only return — and perform activities at clearly defined levels — with a doctor's permission.
In Owen's school district, a doctor must fill out and sign a four-page concussion-management protocol form, indicating which of the eight stages the child is at, which cerebral or physical activities the child can perform, and whether monitoring is required.
The parents scrambled to find a nearby concussion doctor or therapist, consulting Google, Yellow Pages and friends. They called every clinic within a 30-km radius of their family home, only to find out all were booked up for one to two weeks.
Concussion epidemic, indeed.
Finally, the parents secured an appointment the next day for Owen to see Siobhan Karam at Toronto's SMS clinic.
As for his first day home, Owen spent it idle, watching some TV, but mostly passing time on his iPad.
Upon waking, Owen's symptoms were unchanged. Sudden movements made his head hurt, as did loud noises.
Owen's father accompanied him to the SMS clinic. After reviewing Owen's detailed medical history, Karam proceeded with her usual assessment, which included:
• identifying Owen's symptoms and applying a severity rating to each;
• nine neurological symptom tests, including for dizziness, nausea and numbness;
• seven neck assessments, to see whether such movements as active range of motion, rotation and key reflexes were affected;
• four vertebral (neck) artery function tests;
• six balance and vision tests, more formally called vestibular and ocular motor screening. (See sidebar)
• coordination tests, including arm movement (e.g., finger to nose).
• neurocognitive tests, including immediate memory recall, concentration and delayed recall.
Karam diagnosed Owen with a very mild concussion — "one of the mildest I've seen in two years," she told Owen's father.
She said she wasn't surprised Owen's symptoms seemed worse on Day 2. Sometimes it takes two days, she said.
Concussion symptoms can include memory difficulties, lingering headaches, vomiting, vision issues, seizures, arm/leg weakness or numbness, neck pain, personality changes, fatigue, inability to sleep soundly, slurred speech, light sensitivity and noise sensitivity.
Owen now showed only two: noise sensitivity and headaches caused by sharp body movements.
Next, an SMS physician examined Owen, concurred with Karam's assessment and filled out the school board's concussion protocol form. Owen could return, half-days, at Stage 4 of 8: "a gradual increased exposure to visual and auditory distractions," with monitoring.
Karam then walked Owen through the newly developed vision and balance exercises he was to perform at home, twice a day, over the next eight days, until his next appointment.
Her principle advice to Owen for the next week: no physical activity whatsoever; lots of rest; and stay off the iPad and other electronics. The iPad edict distressed Owen more than anything he'd heard so far, but it's important not to over-stimulate, and thus fatigue, the brain as it reboots.
Owen and his father exhaled on the way out. Relief. But while Owen's head was healing, his dad's was spinning.
Owen felt almost 100 per cent on Day 5. There was no headache, not even when he jerked his head or moved suddenly. The noise sensitivity also seemed gone.
His parents decided to let him return to school that afternoon, on the limited basis approved by Karam and the SMS physician.
But not even 15 minutes after Owen's mom dropped him off, the school rang: Owen needed to be picked up immediately. He had a bad headache.
"The classroom was SO loud during lunch," he recalled. "My head hurt right away. I had to get out of there."
Back home, Owen spent the rest of the day relaxing, and somewhat grudgingly did his laser exercises.
Owen's parents kept him home on Day 6, a Friday.
His concussion symptoms never returned, not even noise aversion. After a quiet weekend, Owen spent half-days at school on Days 9-11, without setback.
Karam examined Owen again on Day 12.
Satisfied he was symptom-free, she asked Owen to work out on a treadmill for 15 minutes, to see if light physical activity bothered him. Owen got up to 5.5 mph at a Level 15 incline. Not bad.
Then Karam watched closely as Owen performed physical agility tests. Still no headaches, nor any other symptoms.
At that point, and after an SMS physician's exam, Owen and his parents received the news they'd been hoping to hear: Owen was cleared to return to school full-time (Stage 8 clearance), and to resume physical activity.
Karam advised Owen to return to play on his elite team, but gradually.
For his first two weeks back, Owen did not dress for games — his parents' decision, with his soccer coach's support. Owen practised only in non-contact technical drills, all without issue.
A day before Owen's return to game action, Karam examined him one last time, on Day 23. She put him through high-intensity exercises — 15 minutes on the treadmill, 15 minutes on the rowing machine — followed by a few sport-specific workout and technical drills, such as passing and receiving.
There were still no symptoms, no headaches, no issues.
Owen's coach worked him back into game action gradually over the next two weeks, without incident.
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Lamb is the offspring of sheep; its meat is considered one of the most tender and delicious meats.
There are different types of lamb, depending on their age when they are slaughtered and, of course, their breed, since it is not all limited to the classic distinction between Churras and Merina sheep. All of them have in common the youth of the animal and an initial lactation period. In addition to this distinction there is another, more at the butchering stage, which classifies the lambs as suckling lambs, with tender meat, which have been fed mostly milk, and paschal lambs, which are around three months of age and have eaten grass and feed. Of all of these, the most commonly consumed in our country is the Suckling Lamb, especially in Castile-Leon and Aragon. Roast suckling lamb and stuffed lamb are two of the delicious recipes offered in these regions.
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- Rodzaj produktu: Meat
- Sezon: It may be consumed year-round, but especially in spring and the Christmas season.
- Pochodzenie: The production area for Lamb covers nearly all of the peninsula, but it is especially concentrated in the central zone.
- Polecany napój: Crianza and non-crianza red wine.
- Gdzie kupić?: Lamb is available in the butcher's shops and specialised shops in the production area on the peninsula.
- Przepisy: Roast lamb cutlets with vine shoots
- Odmiany: There are two main varieties of Lamb, regardless of the breed of sheep:
- LECHAL (SUCKLING LAMB): Also called 'Lechazo', this is a 1-month-old lamb intended for the slaughterhouse before weaning, weighing about 10 kilos. Its meat is white and tasty. It is common in the central regions of Spain. The 'Ternasco', an older suckling lamb, is very popular and typical of Aragón, Catalonia and Levante.
- PASCUAL (PASCHAL LAMB): Also called 'Pastenco'. Born at Christmas time, from where it gets its name, it is intended for slaughter at the age of 3 months, weighing about 30 kilos. Sometimes it is weaned in pasture, which is where the name Pastenco comes from.
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- Energy: High
- Cholesterol: High
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After you've read this page, learn more about John Main here. Also use the left-hand menu to visit the special "John Main Anniversary" page.
John Main OSB (1926-1982) believed that the contemplative experience creates community. His genius was to recover and to re-present a way into this experience for ordinary people from within the Christian contemplative tradition. In the teaching of the desert monks on pure prayer he found the practice of the mantra. Realising that this way of prayer could further the search of many modern people for a deeper spiritual life, he recommended two regular daily periods of meditation to be integrated with the usual practices of Christian life. (Read John Main's "Opening Prayer" with an introduction and commentary by Laurence Freeman here.)
A Way of Compassion
It has become more and more evident in recent years that meditation, as a way of tolerance and compassion, builds a bridge of the spirit between peoples of different faiths, between rich and poor, and between all those suffering conflict or division. The great social and psychological distresses of modern society call for a deep contemplative response. John Main believed that each human being, whatever their lifestyle, is called to this contemplative depth.
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It is a sign of this vision that meditation groups continue to form around the world. They meet weekly and support each person's own daily commitment to the inner pilgrimage. These groups often make use of the collection of John Main's talks recorded during his teaching of similar groups. Each group is linked in a common spirit to the wider community.
Most meditation groups today are led by lay people. In this renewal of a Christian tradition of prayer there is also great potential for Christians of all denominations to meet in common faith. Indeed, people of all religions can meet in their common humanity by meditating together.
Thirty years ago, in 1975, John Main began the first meditation groups at his monastery in London and, later, in Montreal. Visit these special memorial pages celebrating his unique place in the living tradition of contemplative prayer in the church. View an online slideshow to learn more about his life, read informative articles to appreciate better his influence on countless meditators around the world today. Listen to audio clips of John Main speaking about the practice and tradition of Christian meditation. (Group leaders are invited to submit their own reflections to be posted on the special pages.)
The World Community for Christian Meditation
Meditators at the John Main Seminar held at New Harmony, Indiana in 1991 gave the community a new form in The World Community for Christian Meditation. It has now spread through a hundred countries. Individuals, groups and centres share the vision of peace and unity arising from meditation. Groups meet in homes, parishes, offices, hospitals, prisons and colleges. A network of Christian Meditation Centres helps to serve this community and its teaching work. Dialogue with other faiths has arisen from this deepening of Christian spirituality in the lives of men and women in all walks of life. The link with the Benedictine monastic family is especially valued.
Read "John Main's Anniversary in Montreal" [PDF] by Polly Schofield.
John Main Seminar Directory
Find a complete list of Seminar presenters here.
A Quarterly Newsletter with a spiritual letter and news is distributed worldwide.
The John Main Seminar is held annually. Presenters have included Rowan Williams, Bede Griffiths, Jean Vanier, William Johnston, the Dalai Lama and Mary McAleese.
The International Centre in London serves the worldwide community and is happy to receive any queries or information.
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In order to support the work of teaching Christian Meditation, the International Centre in London relies on donations. "Friends" from around the world donate U.S.$100 or £50 a year or equivalent currency, directly to the Centre.
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The Benedictine monk John Main was one of the most profoundly influential spiritual teachers of our age. His belief that the desert tradition of meditative prayer practised by the earliest monastic communities had an immediate and contemporary relevance gave rise to the vision of a totally new kind of community, one made up of men and women scattered throughout the world yet united in their daily practice of Christian meditation.
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"To communicate and nurture meditation as passed on through the teaching of John Main in the Christian tradition, in the spirit of serving the unity of all."
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Arkansas Razorbacks right-handed pitcher Thomas Altimont was suspended from the team Friday after being arrested on charges of kidnapping and domestic battery.
A police report said Altimont drove a woman to his apartment complex. When she didn't want to leave the car, Altimont pulled her outside, threw her over his shoulder and carried her upstairs to his apartment. She was screaming and trying to get away.
The report said the woman escaped when Altimont stopped to unlock his door, but Altimont captured her again as she got to the landing. He threw her into his apartment. She ran to the back balcony door, but Altimont grabbed her and forced her into his bedroom.
Then, Altimont's friend and roommate confronted him, according the the report. Altimont punched a hole in a door, and then locked himself and the woman in his bedroom. He threw the woman onto the bed and held her down. As she struggled to get away, Altimont bit down on her hair and pulled it from her scalp.
Altimont was leaning over the woman on the bed when police arrived, according the the report.
Altimont is a junior who transferred from McLennan Community College, according the Arkansas Razorbacks website.
Baseball head coach Dave Van Horn released this statement to 40/29 News:
"Thomas Altimont has been suspended indefinitely from our team, effectively immediately. We will take the time to review the matter thoroughly and make any further determinations next week. We have high standards for our student-athletes and they will conduct themselves appropriately. We stress accountability in the University of Arkansas baseball program and endangering the safety of others and other inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated."


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Though his career as an independent wrestler spanned the globe, Tiger Khan (Marlon Kalkai) is probably best known for his run in Calgary in Stampede Wrestling during the promotion's resurgence on television in 1999-2000. Following his death Monday, a few Stampede stars took the time to recall Khan's role in the promotion.
Not a big man, the 5-foot-10, 200-pound Khan was from Queens, New York. A fan since the age of 12 -- Buzz Sawyer was his favourite -- he started training at the age of 16 with Bobby Bold Eagle at Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn. Others who started with him, circa 1989, included Jason Knight (later of ECW), Lou "Falcon" Coperis, The Black Sheep / Shark Attack Kid, Sandy Beach (Rick Allen), and Primo Carnero.
In an interview with Evan Ginzburg of Wrestling Then and Now, Khan recounted those early days. "His hard, brutal style was something I loved. In the beginning of the training, Bobby would make us break hundreds of falls; he'd throw us off the top rope repeatedly, beat us, kick us, and then the students who could take it remained in the school. About 99% got kicked out. ... I wanted to be a wrestler so bad, and everyone told me I was too small and it just gave me the drive to continue."
He debuted at the age of 17 on a small show in a small club in New Jersey against Lou "Falcon" Coperis. "I remember meeting him," said Coperis. "He was 16 years old, 17 years old, just a little kid. He had heart though; he'd do things that a lot of people wouldn't do. He would train hard and wouldn't stop, and he pushed himself. I saw him grow into a man over the years. Wrestling is something that he wanted to do more than anything. That was basically his life."
The key promotion for Khan was UCW in the Northeast, and it allowed him to meet many people that would shape his future, including Bruce Hart. Khan decided that there was still much to learn, and went west to Calgary.
However, as Tiger Mahatma Khan, he soon found himself in the role of locker room leader with the very young Stampede roster, and in a key spot behind-the-scenes with the promotion as well.
Harry Smith recalled that Khan was around at a time when a lot of the Stampede roster didn't have very much experience. "He was a guy that was sort of a leader in the back, sort of a veteran that everyone could come to for advice," Smith said. "He really helped out a lot of guys, and he was probably the most experienced wrestler at the time. He really helped elevate guys like Greg 'Pistol' Pawluck and 'Hot Shot' Johnny Devine, myself, T.J. Wilson. He was always a really good hand to have."
T.J. Wilson concurred with his former tag team partner's recollections of Khan. "He would teach all the guys. He was more experienced than most of the guys that were here. He definitely helped them out a lot traveling on the road. The time I was on the road with him, he helped me out quite a bit," Wilson said. "He was totally the locker room leader. ... He had a pretty good mind for everything, I thought."
"He was a real ballsy guy. He took a lot of good risks, I guess, in hope that the fans would come back and support Stampede," said Teddy Hart. "I think he was trying to do more than most of the guys in there. He had a great work ethic, from what I remember; a good sense of humour; a tremendous worker."
"He was a great wrestler and leader for us; a hell of a worker. Just a really nice guy, very unselfish in the ring. He was certainly our most valuable star in 1999-2000 season, he helped us open up Stampede full-time," recalled Ross Hart. Due to his experience on the east coast independent scene, Khan was tapped to have more of a role with the company. "He had a lot of great ideas. He would help in our dressing room on the out-of-town shows. He was just very reliable."
In his interview with Wrestling Then and Now, Khan talked about his role with Stampede Wrestling . "I was responsible for the crew on the road and the most challenging part was keeping them positive. Positive mental attitudes. Because there was a lot of long drives. Not much pay. A lot of the guys were away from their families. We worked on average 28 days out of the month. It's tough being on the road every single day. But it was a good experience. Absolutely. Just the knowledge that I gained. Being a part of the company that was responsible for some of the biggest names and best talent ever. Being in the center of it all. Being involved in all the main storylines; doing TV. It was my first real TV experience. I was even involved in a lot of the booking on the road."
One of Khan's strength's, according to Ross Hart, was his ability to adapt to his opponent. "He wrestle hardcore, as he did with Sabu; he could also wrestle as a high flyer as he did with Greg Pawluck or Johnny Devine. He was very versatile."
Aside from Stampede, Khan made dozens of overseas trips -- Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, England, Wales., Trinidad -- and got to know bigger names like The Barbarian, Luna Vachon and Gangrel, Pierre Carl Ouellet.
Ginzburg was particularly hit hard by Khan's death. The two had become close in recent years. "He was one of my closest friends," said Ginzburg, explaining that he was familiar with some of Khan's wilder habits. "As far as we all knew, he was clean recently."
"I went on many, many a road trip with Tiger. We went to Roland Alexander's school 3,000 miles away for show, we ran around Tijuana at three in the morning and had a blast at countless New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania indy dates over the years," said Ginzburg. "Just a great human being, universally liked in the industry. You would be hard-pressed to find anybody with a bad word about him. We shared each other's hopes and dreams on long trips. He lived some of them, travelling to exotic places around the globe to wrestle ... Unfortunately, he never fully attained his dream of really headlining for major promotion in the United States. That was something that did weigh on him."
Ginzburg plans to dedicate future work to Khan, whom he considers the little brother that he never had. "The guy was a quality wrestler. He was a good, old-school, hold-for-hold wrestler, which you don't see all the time. He wasn't a highspots guy, even though he was relatively young, he didn't really do a lot of flying stuff. He was proud of the fact that he could actually wrestle, which is why he did well in promotions like Calgary."
In 2001, the buyout of WCW really devastated Khan. He had been training in Atlanta at the Power Plant, and felt that his big chance was just around the corner.
"He never had his opportunity. He was a great talent, a great worker. He'd work hard. Sometimes, he'd get lazy with certain things, but if he saw a silver lining there, he was the one to point it out," said Coperis, further explaining that Khan was "haunted" by the missed chance.
The body of the 33-year-old Khan was found in Los Angeles on Monday, where he had been job-hunting. No foul play is expected, and he is believed to have died in his sleep. An autopsy should provide a cause of death within six to 10 weeks, but it is expected to be heart-related. Funeral arrangements are not known at this time.
EDITOR'S NOTE: In his column this week, "Hot Shot" Johnny Devine will share some of his memories of Tiger Khan.
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At their March 18th meeting, the City Council unanimously approved the requirements set forth in San Mateo County's Reusable Bag Ordinance. The ordinance goes into effect mid-June in Brisbane (Monday, April 22nd for other cities within the County), and requires retailers to stop giving out single-use plastic bags and instead only offer recycled-content paper or reusable bags for a minimum charge of 10 cents per bag.
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