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Street Legal TV gives us a tour of Chrysler Performance West Car Club's 2016 Spring Fling. Find the story here. Find more pics of some beautiful Mopars after the jump!
Tag Archives: Super Bee
1972 Dodge Charger Rallye Bee?
From the "What If Dept" comes a nicely done take on a model that never actually existed, the Charger Rallye Bee. Barn Finds located it on eBay. Follow the bidding here. More pics after the jump!
1969 Super Bee
MoparMax Magazine has an article on this very nice Super Bee. More pics after the jump!
All Business 1970 Dodge Super Bee
Bring A Trailer found this almost survivor (one repaint) 1970 Super Bee for sale in Hemmings. A 383 big block, pistol grip 4 speed priced at a negotiable $34,000. More pics after the jump!
2015 Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack vs. 1969 Dodge Super Bee
Ok, not really… While we were down in Portland testing the Hellcat we also got to check out all the other 2015 Challengers. Ryan Douthit of Driving Sports shot the Hellcat video we posted last week (hanging out the back of a minivan on PIR). He also shot the video below with a R/T Scat Pack car, using Steve Cook's beautiful 1969 Super Bee for a bit of historical perspective. Watch the video after the jump!
1969 Dodge Hemi Super Bee at the Detroit Autorama
It's hard to beat a 4-speed Hemi B-body and that white/white combo is super cool! And check out those wheels! Pics via the Scat Pack Forum Facebook page. More after the jump!
Rusty 1969 Dodge Super Bee For Sale in Iowa
The seller admits this thing is toast. The only usable body panels are the hood and roof. Still, it has a numbers matching drivetrain and comes with paperwork. So this will probably end up a rebody? Priced at $2,500. More pics plus Craigslist ad text after the jump!
1970 Dodge Super Bee on eBay
This 383-powered, pistol grip four speed, one repaint Super Bee just sold in a no-reserve auction on eBay for $21,900. I'm liking the rather sleeper-esque white paint job. As featured on Bring A Trailer. Be sure to check out the eBay auction. More pics after the jump!
1970 Dodge Super Bee With Road Runner Front End on Craigslist
Now here's a weird one. Can't say I like it but I don't hate it, either. The Air Grabber is cool. Looks pretty beat, though. Worth the $12,000 asking price? More pics plus Craigslist ad text after the jump!
Ice Cold 1970 Dodge Super Bee
This got posted on the Ratty Muscle Cars Facebook page over the weekend. I guess it's cold in New England right now… One more pic of the Super Bee in the snow after the jump!


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Why do you practice Bikram yoga?
"It teaches me how to be more patient & kind to myself, and it teaches me how to remain still during times of discomfort." –K.R.
"It FINALLY helped me quit smoking." –L.S.
"It makes people happier to be around me." –B.H.
"It helps me stay calm and roll with the punches." –A.H.
"It helps me to really listen, focus, & persist. Not just in class, but in life." –A.B.
"It teaches me how to love myself." –B.D.
"It makes me feel ALIVE." –L.B.
Student Testimonials
"A beautiful, welcoming studio in a vibrant city. Whether a regular practitioner or not, be sure to treat yourself to a class at BYNO." –S. Champagne (Facebook review)
"We visited this studio from our home studio in Texas. The experience was wonderful. The only downside was not being able to enjoy a second day because the studio excludes visiting student from their $39 special. $50 for two classes was a bit out of budget this time. Thanks for the hospitality and great class. Highly recommend this studio." –T. Hagood (Facebook review)
"Such a welcoming studio! Intimidating sport but their friendly staff has made every class so enjoyable and relaxed". –A. Ellis (Facebook review)
"When I first heard of Bikram yoga, I thought you had to be crazy to enter a hot room with your own free will. One year later, a good friend (Megha) convinced me to do a one-week pass and see if I liked it. To my surprise, I actually enjoyed it. I am typically hesitant to join workout classes because you never know the fitness level of the other students, and/or whether or not you will fall behind. I love that with Bikram Yoga everyone in the class is working at their own fitness level in unison. I appreciate the encouragement and instruction given by the instructors. I also appreciate the late classes in the fall. As a working mother, it gives me the flexibility to go home, feed my family, and spend time with my son– and still get a workout in for the day." -D. Detieg

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Scrunter has some of the most classic tunes during Christmas time. This article highlights the comedy in his songs
6 Things I Learnt from Scrunter
When it comes to belting out the best Parang ever, no one can beat Scrunter. When it comes to taking the same rhythm a few years in a row, putting different lyrics to it, and still managing to make people move their feet (and waist), and dub it a classic in its genre… perhaps only Machel Montano can touch Scrunter.
However, when it comes to teaching us young 'uns how to live right, no one would even think of referencing Scrunter. No one, except me.
See, I believe in finding the 'good' in any and everything. Pork mightn't be the 'cleanest' meat, but it sure does full yuh belly. Alcohol mightn't be good for you, in large amounts, but it sure does provide jobs. You see my line of random argument. So, with Christmas in the air, and this being the Christmas issue, I thought, why not throw my weave in the ring, and give Scrunter a bligh.
Lesson #1 – Be careful who yuh track
'Cause you never know who is yuh family. Remember "Dat eh wukkin here tonight"? "Yuh see dah one, dat is yuh family!" Scrunter had a real point. With the way people does gyrate on perfect strangers, when fete season is upon us (and we all know as soon as Christmas Day done, is fete season), it real easy to wine up on your daddy cousin sister niece.
Worse yet, when you in foreign? Yuh too happy to see a Trini. If yuh scoutin' you not bothering to check out family background. So what if her surname is Hernandez, as is yours. Spanish people does be all over, right? Dat bamcee doh look like it belongs to your family line anyway, so you going brave. When de mark buss, is only to realise that's your tenth cousin by six degrees of pumpkin vine.
Oh, and while I'm referencing that song, being drunk is no excuse to behave like an ass. As Scrunter say, "Is tight yuh tight? Dat eh wukkin here tonight."
Lesson #2 – It's easy to please woman
Oh gwash. Dis song has to be one of my favourites. I used to sing dis tune very loud and clear when I was in primary school, and just this weekend I brought out a cheap grater I got in Hilo, and put down an impromptu performance for my fam.
Thing is… Scrunter was busy thinking about what to get "Anita" for Christmas. Like any 'good' man who gets his woman loads of material things to show love, he run through the list of previous gifts to see what else he could get her. After a whole minute of de song, all Anita want is "breakfast in meh bed". Not jewellery. Not a car. Breakfast in she bed. And they say is only man you could reach through dey belly. Some women real simple…. and lazy… and greedy.
Lesson #3 – Life goes on… when you die
Now I really doh mean to sound insensitive. Is just facts I statin'. When yuh dead, people does go "boo hoo" for a little while, but doh think they eh forget to fix they business as usual. Year before last, Scrunter Madame passed away, God rest her soul. People start to wonder if Scrunter was going to host his annual Pork Fete down Toco Road. What kinda question is dat? They doh know that level money is made at that fete? You better believe me when I say the fete went on as usual.
So you stay there and think that people's plans get pushed aside because you have gone to meet your maker, or de man who does chook yuh bam bam with a hot fork… and not in 'that' way (wink, wink). When you gone, yuh job will send yuh parents a wreath, get someone else in the department to fill in for you, by the next day, latest, and within two weeks, somebody done get hired to fill your position.
Lesson #4 – Eat something before you go
Christmas is the time when yuh does eat any and everything. It could be a stranger, you eh cater. Yuh parangin', and is a 'holy' season. Nobody doing anything funny with food, right? Ehhhh. Wrong.
See, people know yuh not discriminating when you see bread and ham, together with a pastelle, ginger beer, ponche de crème and sorrel. Ask any gyul who trap a man, and she will tell you that level sweat rice does pass this time of year. Fellas watch yuhself. You meet a nice lil shortie in a party, and she says, "Come by meh tomorrow nah? Ah cooking" – and like ah eediot, yuh gone. You think that 'festive rice' tasting good because of Maggi Tastemaker? No dahlin'. Is another type of salt in there, and six months down de road, yuh bazodee.
On a more harmless note, Scrunter has a point. Not everybody who have food in their house wants to share it with you. So before you go out to parang, eat a lil sandwich to hold yuh, in case you end up eating wind pies and nothing chops. And for the fellas who will play brave and go by gyul they now meet… eat a lil something before you go nah. Tell she yuh mammy make yuh eat she food, but you'll "take a drink ah dis" (watch when she pouring eh).
And yes… I do realise this isn't what he was saying in the song.
Lesson #5 – A bachelor = a player
Ladies, any man who calls himself a bachelor from de start not lookin' to make yuh he main chick. Any man who tells you you's he "coconut water in the morning" or his "callaloo on a Sunday evening" is simply repeating the menu from Frankies on ChainUpWoman Road. "Why don't you come over, I am a bachelor…" That is code for booty call. That is his fallback excuse the day you want to play you askin' for a relationship. He will say, "Baby, but I tell you from day one… I is a …"
Lesson #6 – Make something out of anything
See, Scrunter was onto something. He also taught us how to be entrepreneurial. We could make wine from anything. Citrus (pom pom pom). Hibiscus (pom pom pom). Dandyroot (pom pom pom). Passionfruit (pom pom pom). Temawee… Strawberry… Aloes and cane. Yuh have razor grass in yuh yard? Yuh could make wine outta dat too. All you have to do is get a little innovative, and anything could happen.
His voice mightn't be sweet like de Baron. He mightn't have lyrics like Cro Cro. He may not even have as much gold as Sugar Aloes. But trust me when I say, if yuh take two seconds to stop and listen to a few of his tunes, you might get a lil something from them. On the other hand, it could just be me, and my random thoughts. I forever writing with homemade wine in hand.
Check out the rest of this week's issue (12/20/10; Issue 37). It's our Christmas issue:
- Rembunction: Music, Life and Motion
- If Adults Wrote to Santa
- The Most Memorable Trini Viral Videos of 2010
- Just Do It: Actions vs. New Year's Resolutions
- Why Must Santa Get All the Glory?
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Scrunter has shown true innovation and pioneer spirit by establishing his soca parang songs. Think about it, before Scrunter's Anita, Leroy whey yuh mudder gone, Dat eh wukkin' here tonight and others what soca parang songs were sang at Christmas. Most of us would be hard pressed to remember.
Scrunter has been apart of my Christmas preparations and celebrations for as long as I can remember, I really love his music and wish him all the best for many seasons to come.
Outlish Mag you better eat at home …lls


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Creative/Graphic Designer at 1Love, LAPosted: April 26th, 2012 | Author: UX Jobs LA | Filed under: IxD / Visual Design | Tags: cms, Creative, css, Dreamweaver, flash, Graphic Designer, html, illustrator, javascript, los angeles, Microsoft Office, photoshop
Deliver timely high quality designs for print and web that align with 1Love.org's vision, objectives, and campaigns Communicate with 1Love.org's Executive Director, Account Manager, Chief Technology Officer, Social Marketing Director, and vendors to discuss and execute projects and address issues that may arise Responsibilities Independently develop high quality creative concepts… (read full post)
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Deutsch LA is the leading Advertising Agency on the West Coast. Our thriving office is imaginative, creative and produces outstanding work for our clients. If a rapidly growing, innovative, competitive environment sounds challenging and exciting, then this is the place for you! Our clients include Volkswagen, Sony PlayStation, Anthem Blue Cross, Dr Pepper, Snapple, HTC and California… (read full post)
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Genworth Financial Inc. (NYSE: GNW) is a leading insurance holding company, serving the lifestyle protection, retirement income, investment and mortgage insurance needs of more than 15 million customers, with operations in 24 countries, including the U.S., Canada, Australia, the U.K. and more than a dozen other European countries. Genworth Financial Wealth Management, Inc. ("GFWM"), a… (read full post)
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We are looking for someone who thrives doing UserCentered Design and helping to create a great User Experience (UX). The ideal candidate will have a strong background in Information Architecture, Interaction Design, User Interface Design, User Research, and Usability Engineering and knows how to align business strategies and requirements with established industry standards and methodologies. The… (read full post)
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This month's WLALA Westside Mentoring Circle meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 10th at 7 p.m. at Louise's Trattoria, 10645 W. Pico Blvd. in West Los Angeles. The telephone number is 310-475-6084. Please RSVP by May 9th, so we can update our reservation.
Let us know what topics you'd like to discuss so I can make sure to bring them up on Tuesday. Some housekeeping matters: (1) this is a WLALA group, so please make sure you are a member of WLALA; and (2) this mentoring circle is for attorneys, not law students. If you are a law student, let me know and I'll give you the information about WLALA's student mentoring.
Please email firstname.lastname@example.com to RSVP.
1/24/2018New Year Kickoff Mixer Hosted by the Young Lawyers of WLALA
1/26/2018Stanley Mosk Courthouse Power Lunch
2/8/2018WLALA Networking Lunch
2/15/2018Downtown Mentoring Circle Dinner
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The NRA's endorsement of Donald Trump and his vow to be the sheriff of the Second Amendment could secure him coveted votes with a group he's struggling to win over — women.
"There's quite a few women who own guns ... and they will take a hard look at who is supporting their right to protect themselves and their families," said Jim Wallace of the Gun Owners Action League of Massachusetts.
He said Trump's promise yesterday at the National Rifle Association convention in Louisville, Ky., to protect gun owners' rights hits home.
"Hillary Clinton has come out aggressively against gun owners," Wallace said. "Gun owners look for somebody who protects their rights and Donald Trump is heading in that direction."
Trump targeted Clinton as he accepted the NRA's backing.
"Hillary Clinton wants to abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said in his televised speech. "We're not going to let that happen."
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New Orleans' Mid-City Neighborhood Organization is hiring a part-time independent contractor to provide administrative assistance for about 20 hours per month. This is a great opportunity for those interested in city planning, social media, Internet content creation, and neighborhood building to get hands-on experience working with one of the hottest neighborhoods in New Orleans.
Specifically, this position would concentrate on increasing voter turnout in Mid-City and develop measurable goals over the course of employment. Qualified candidates will be highly motivated, organized, detail-oriented, personable, computer proficient, willing to pitch in where needed, and able to work individually and as a member of a team. Projects may include legislative advocacy, community organizing, candidate forums, communications, voter registration, voter engagement, and fundraising. This position will also lend support in general organizational needs.
Duties will include:
utilizing online and in-person resources to gather information about registered voters in the neighborhood;
Assistance with administrative, organizing, communications, fundraising, and other special tasks
performing member outreach including writing Facebook posts, creating website content, drafting monthly newsletters, and general E-mail correspondence;
staffing and assisting at fundraisers, mixers and both general and board meetings;
Experience with political campaigns, legislative advocacy, nonprofits, communications, or voter registration is a plus
Ideal candidates will have great organizational, research and communication skills and be adept using Mail Chimp, and Word Press. Some knowledge of zoning issues is necessary. Hourly pay will depend on experience and qualifications. Candidates should take into account that the board members for the Mid-City Neighborhood Organization is comprised of busy professional volunteers who donate their time and resources to the neighborhood.
This position will be supporting grassroots projects pertaining to pre-registration, early voting, voter registration drives, etc.
To apply please submit a brief cover letter, resume, and contact information for at least one reference to the board at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, deadline for application is December 31, 2016.
The Mid-City Neighborhood Organization is an Equal Employment Opportunity organization and actively seeks a diverse pool of candidates.


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Arraignment Delayed for Penis-Cutting Wife
VIDEO: Watch Jennifer Gould's Report
January 9, 2012
SANTA ANA, Calif. (KTLA) — Arraignment was delayed Monday for a 48-year-old woman accused of cutting off his penis and putting it in the garbage disposal.
Catherine Kieu Becker, of Garden Grove, was indicted last Thursday on one felony count of torture and one felony count of aggravated mayhem. She also faces a sentencing enhancement for personal use of a knife.
If convicted, Kieu could get life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Her case has been continued until Feb. 2.
Prosecutors say Kieu spiked her 60-year-old husband's tofu dinner with drugs on July 11 of last year.
Kieu then allegedly tied him to his bed with nylon ropes and cut off his penis with a 10-inch kitchen knife.
She then threw it in the garbage disposal and turned the disposal on, mutilating the organ, according to prosecutors.
Kieu was the one who called 911, and authorities say she told responding officers that her husband "deserved it."
Her husband was treated and released from UC Irvine Medical Center, where doctors were unable to re-attach his penis.
Police say they believe Kieu was upset at her husband for filing for divorce after 16 months of marriage.
The pair was married on Dec. 29, 2009, and Kieu's husband, who has not been identified, filed for divorce in May 2011.
They continued living together in a condominium complex in Garden Grove.
On the night of the alleged attack, the couple had reportedly argued over the possibility of a friends staying at their condo at a later date.
Kieu has pleaded not guilty to the charges against her.
She remains jailed on $1 million bail.
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The loan moves continue to come for Arsenal players late in the January transfer window, with 20 year old midfielder Gedion Zelalem the latest to head out on loan for the rest of the season.
Once touted as the next big thing at Arsenal, Zelalem has failed to live up to his potential in recent years, and was expected to leave the club permanently this month after having fallen down the pecking order amongst Arsenal's back-up players so much so that he was even ignored in the midst of a midfield crisis for the Gunners' clash with Southampton in the FA Cup on Saturday. Continue reading


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I have a very part-time job. I work a few months at a time, throughout the academic year, as a college career counselor. Since my only job is to meet individually with students, when the demand for student appointments goes down – think final exam weeks – I go on break. I'm off over summers and the college's winter and spring breaks. While this is not a particularly lucrative work schedule, it comes with tremendous flexibility. I'm able to get my daughter on and off the school bus every day, and I can adjust my work days as needed to accommodate school holidays, half days, and sick days. (Read more about my job here.) For this stage of my life, it's the perfect position.
In the lead-up to final exams, the demand for student appointments decreases, so my winter break inevitably begins before the students'. Mine started late last week, and I return to work on January 10th. What am I going to do with these two months? Well, there's the holiday season and all of the school events, celebrations, and preparations that come with this time of year. But that still leaves plenty of unstructured time on my hands. As a person who craves structure, I find it
helpful critical to give myself some goals for the next two months. So in addition to the standard holiday preparations, here's what I plan to accomplish:
- Empty, clean, and organize the cabinet under the kitchen sink. This hasn't been emptied since we moved into our house seven and a half years ago, and it's jammed full of cleaning supplies, bags, and who-knows-what-else. Frankly, I'm afraid to see what's back there.
- Clean the ovens. Please don't judge me, but I haven't thoroughly cleaned the ovens since we moved into the house. (Are you sensing a pattern here?) While we have two, one gets most of the use – and it shows.
- Finish my fall reading list. I have two books left – The Power of Habit, and The Mindful Child.
- Complete six, small-space organizing projects. There are countless cabinets that have not ben emptied and organized since – you guessed it – we moved into our house, or shortly thereafter. Occasionally I'll reach into the back of one of them, and I'm surprised – sometimes pleasantly, sometimes not – by what I find.
- Try five new baking recipes. Although the holiday baking season is a time for traditions, I regularly come across hundreds of recipes that I would like to try. Now is the time to do it.
When was the last time you scrubbed your oven? Are there any cleaning/organizing projects that terrify you?
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Price: Free Score: 8/10 By Joey Bright
Developed by Buzzd Inc, Buzzd is a new app that uses the iPhone's GPS to pinpoint your location and shows you the top buzzed, or ranked, places or events in your area. Participation by the community is crucial to help keep listings up-to-date and rankings accurate in the app and you are able to join in by adding or rating your favorite places in your city.
In order to help rank your favorite restaurant, bar, or event higher in Buzzd, you have to "buzz" the location or event via the app. You have the option to post your opinion, or buzz, to your twitter account as well as share it with the other users of Buzzd. When you buzz, you increase the ranking of the establishment or event. The more people who buzz it, the higher it ranks. You can also view other peoples opinions via the "see buzzes" button in the application.
If you want to find a particular venue or event listed in Buzzd, you can simply use the "search" function to find it. If it doesn't exist yet, Buzzd will let you suggest it. This is perfect for letting other users know about a great new café, music concert or trendy market you've found. After verification, your listing will be added to Buzzd. There is also the option of viewing the most "buzzed" venues/events in a given area or just those that are closest to you. Once Buzzd has found them, there is the option to view your location on Google maps with the locations of surrounding places/events of interest marked out.
Buzzd is a great application for finding popular places near your area. Users in bigger cities will benefit more from the use of this application, as the amount of participation by users in smaller cities and areas is limited. Repeat reviews of restaurants, bars, or events do happen, but do not take away from the overall usefulness of Buzzd. And to top it off, downloading Buzzd isn't going to cost you a penny.
Buzzd Requires the iPhone OS 3.0 or later and is compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch.


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LEGO Creator – Big Ben 10253 – Review
The Big Ben 10253 LEGO Creator set is nothing short of amazing. With over 4,000 pieces and 4 printed clock faces you'll want to ensure this one is added to your Creator Collection when it's released.
This model of Big Ben features the Westmister Palace and the adjoining Elizabeth Tower which holds the bell we commonly know as Big Ben.
The scale is in line with the Tower Bridge – 10214 Creator Set, so the two can sit comfortably side by side, and look in proportion to each other.
The clock faces are custom printed from the back so they could include a working clock, where the hands turn when the knob on the side is rotated.
Overall the detail is this design reflects the period in which the original building was made. LEGO have managed to reuse and re-color existing elements for this design and it appears that the printed clock faces are the only new elements.
- Big Ben measures over 23" (60cm) high, 17" (44cm) wide and 7" (20cm) deep.
- Retails for – US $249.99 – CA $299.99 – DE 219.99€ – UK £169.99 – DK 1999.00 DKK
- Available from July 1 2016
- Skill Level – Expert
Here's the full video, describing the LEGO Creator Big Ben – 10253
Do you own this set?
LEGO have certainly out done themselves this time, and this version of Big Ben – 10253 beats the LEGO Architecture Series version, hands down.
Perhaps LEGO are moving more towards these detailed models in the Creator Series as a new direction for the Architecture Models. I guess only time will tell, but I'm one who'd certainly like to see more detailed LEGO Architecture models in the future.
Getting clever and designing a model with as few pieces as possible, doesn't get me up in the morning.
For me it's the more pieces pieces the better.
And I know LEGO have a price point in mind for these models, so it's unlikely we'll ever surpass the 5922 piece Taj Mahal – 10189 set released back in 2008.
As the prices go up, it's likely the total pieces will come down.


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He's the subject of perhaps the greatest sports film of all time. He's Rudy Ruettiger, who is undeniably the most famous walk-on in college football history.
Ruettiger dropped by CBS Sports Radio on Tuesday to discuss his career and the film "Rudy," which has captivated the hearts and minds of millions of sports fans for almost a quarter of a century. Ruettiger's dream, of course, was to play football for Notre Dame – and he wound up dressing for the final game of his career in 1975 against Georgia Tech.
Ruettiger didn't know until that Friday that he would get to dress for the game.
"I almost gave up," Ruettiger said on CBS Sports Radio's The DA Show. "I almost quit – until I saw my janitor friend and another friend and another friend, so we composited that into the janitor (character in the movie). In fact, the one kid who wanted to quit Notre Dame football, I talked him (out of it), he stayed on the team, and he carried me off the field. Five or six years ago, he passed and the family requested a Rudy jersey be put in his coffin."
For many, Ruettiger is a symbol of hard work and perseverance.
"I was inspired by other people at Notre Dame who worked hard," Ruettiger said. "There was kids whose parents had (had taken) out three mortgages to get their kids to Notre Dame. I wasn't the only guy. I represented them, and that's why 'Rudy' works."


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I remember after my first few classes wanting to read and learn more about Kundalini Yoga. "Doing" is the best way to experience it, but having some great reference books is helpful to process and better understand the experience. The first book recommended to me and that I and many teachers suggest is Kundalini Yoga: The Flow of Eternal Power by Shakti Parwha Kaur Khalsa. This book is an accessible introduction to Kundalini Yoga, with information on poses and positions, diet and lifestyle, breathing and stretching techniques, chanting and meditation exercises. I think you will enjoy Shakti's writing style which mixes profound ideas with humor and a friendly conversational tone. She uses songs, poems, stories and simple bullet points to make this ancient sacred science easy and appealing to both new students and seasoned practitioners alike. A must have for students of Kundalini Yoga ~Sat Ardas Kaur
MSS Shakti Parwha Kaur Khalsa is the author of Kundalini Yoga: The Flow of Eternal Power, Tool Kit for Teaching Beginners,and Kundalini Postures and Poetry, and Marriage on the Spiritual Path. Shakti was Yogi Bhajan's first student in the United States and has been teaching Kundalini Yoga since 1969. She is considered the "Mother of 3HO" and produced the 3HO Newsletter, The Science of Keeping Up, for over 30 years. Ordained a minister of Sikh Dharma in 1973, she lives in Los Angeles, California. Check out her video How it all Began.


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How to Nurture Your Child's Curiosity
In Wayne Dyer's book What Do You Really Want For Your Children, he describes some of the hopes parents harbor for their children: self-reliance, risk-taking, creativity, and a sense of emotional well-being. But with two adult scientists in our house, we had to add one more to the list: curiosity.
Remember when you were little, and everything around you was wondrous? You didn't ask why to be annoying, you asked why because you were awed by life. And then? You get busy and lose your focus on that beautifully unfocused exploration.
I saw first hand what happens when you don't make curiosity a priority, long before I became a mother. I was teaching chemistry at the Air Force Academy to kids who were, by and large, as self-reliant, risk-taking, creative and emotionally balanced as they come. But their competitive edge had largely pounded their curious nature into the ground. They were so bent on achievement, they just didn't have time to stop and admire their titration (so to speak).
The problem is many adults forsake curiosity in favor of productivity themselves. They have to-do lists, they haul their kids on errands, then sink in front of the TV at night, exhausted. The best way to raise curious kids, regardless of their age, is to model the behavior yourself.
Here's how to continue to nurture the scientist in all of us :
- Go slow: Mornings used to be miserable. It seemed like we were always late, not to mention stressed. Now, I've purposely set aside time for dawdling (big yay from my toddler). Before we get dressed, we talk about the weather. On the way to school, we look for acorns and talk about why squirrels hide them. But there's nothing special about mornings. Just set aside time each day to observe and discuss the world around you.
- Be bored: I don't know how boredom came to be associated with the 7 deadly sins, but it's actually the quickest way to pique curiosity. Pick a time or day to shut down electronically (as well as other external stimuli) and you'll find your mind magically turns on.
- Multi-task: One of the best places to learn about chemistry? The kitchen. Talk about what happens when you fry an egg or use yeast to make dough rise. And don't worry if you don't know the answers–guessing (what scientists forming a hypothesis) is half the fun! A good resource for the answers is the book What Einstein Told His Cook: Kitchen Science Explained.
- Look outside: Don't think this is just about pointing out to your little ones how the leaves are changing colors. You can pack a magnifying glass on your next hiking trip, plant a garden, catch bugs, or classify the birds in your neighborhood. Don't forget there's terrific physics to discuss in the weather year round (lightning never gets old).
- Make a game of it: Put that competitive spirit to good use! Have everyone in the house come up with 5 questions they don't know the answer to–the zanier the better. At dinner, pull out one of the questions and discuss. To entertain my students, I used to ask questions like, "Why does soap remove dirt and grease, but not your skin?" (You might have to revisit suggestion #2 to get beyond the mundane.)
A few years ago, I was dilated as part of an eye exam. It was something I hadn't done in years, and when I went outside, I felt like I was seeing everything for the first time. Here's an excerpt from a poem I wrote about the experience
Imagine the geode of this world cracked open,
the radiance of everyday objects revealed—
the tea kettle and its shimmer of steam,
the spoon's hazy splendor, the window's
white cascade, every bush burning.
How the river becomes a needle
strung with burnished silver thread,
how the goldfish beneath the pond's surface,
restored of their luster, glimmer and glitter
like coins thrown.
I want my life to be like this everyday–as curious and wondrous as the day I was born. If I can manage that for myself, I know my daughter won't be far behind.
Jennifer Gresham is a PhD biochemist and the author of the blog Everyday Bright, where she writes about career design and how to live a happier life. She is also an award-winning poet. She and her husband often joke they "just had that chemistry." Her daughter Ingrid is still young enough to laugh at her jokes.
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Wonderful, Jen….
Glad I caught your Facebook bit about it, so I could jump here right away and enjoy your beautiful text!
I'm so glad you caught it too! I loved writing this post because it forced me to generate new methods for curiosity seeking as Ingrid gets older. I also think making time for my own curiosity is a good idea regardless of my child rearing goals.
Good to "see" you and thanks for the comment!
Very nice post, Jen. You should also help them see the benefit of curiosity by not simply answering their every question, but asking back to them: "Why do *you think that …?" Work out the answer together.
You probably have to be judicious about this, and also creative, because I expect this could be tedious for a child. But it helps them take that curiosity and do something with it.
I feel my comment was awkwardly worded. My intent is that along with encouraging curiosity, you should encourage self-learning. When they ask a question, don't always answer it directly, but help them come up with the answer themselves. Nurture their problem-solving skills along with their curiosity.
I didn't think your first comment was awkward. I actually love this line, "But it helps them take that curiosity and do something with it." Good point!
And maybe that's another piece of what I was observing in the cadets–an inability or disinterest in teaching themselves.
Anyway, I love this idea and am grateful for you sharing it. Many thanks!
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