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I am delighted to announce, that Rufus Wainwright's second opera, "Hadrian", featuring Wainwright's incredible, dissonant adaptation of my ancient lyre theme, "Hymn to Zeus" in two of the scenes, is the winner of the 40th Anniversary Dora Mavor Moore Award for "Outstanding New Opera"
As well as winning in this category, "Hadrian" was also nominated in seven categories in total, for the 2019 Dora Awards
The Dora Mavor Moore Awards recognises excellence in professional theatre, dance, and opera in Toronto.
I am finally feeling blessed by the Pantheon of ancient Greek gods!
I am delighted to announce that a selection from my ancient Greek-themed lyre albums will be featured in the exhibition "Treasures of Ancient Greece" - to be held between June 15, 2019 to Jan. 5, 2020 at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis!
BBC Radio 3? Where they play Mozart, Beethoven...and me!
I am delighted to announce that on Sunday 31st March, 2019 at 6:45pm GMT, I will be participating in the BBC Radio 3 'Sunday Feature' series. The programme, hosted by the author Jerry Brotton, will be on the ancient philosophical concept of 'The Harmony of the Spheres'
Master playing a weird, ancient musical instrument - and wonderfully weird things just keep on happening...
I was literally blown away, when a few weeks ago, I was contacted by the legendary German hip hop record producer and song writer, Tim Gomringer of CuBeatz (best known for their successful collaborations with huge mainstream rap artists such as Future, Gucci Mane, 21 Savage, Lil Uzi Vert, Travis Scott, Drake, Kanye West & Eminem)....who wants to feature clips of my lyre music in some of his forthcoming projects!
Tim had heard my ancient Greek and Roman-themed compositions on YouTube and was so impressed with the distinctive, 'micro-niche' sound, that he had the genius idea, of
I am pleased to announce, that the Grammy Award winning composer, Rufus Wainwright, has adapted one of my ancient-themed lyre compositions, "Hymn to Zeus" , in two scenes of his ancient Roman-themed second opera, "Hadrian" - produced by the Canadian Opera Company and which premiered in Toronto on 13th October 2018!
My collaboration with Rufus Wainwright & the main inspiration behind my ancient-themed lyre music, has been featured in a story in the "The Globe and Mail" - one of the biggest daily newspapers in Canada!
My official credits, to be printed in the score and in the program on the main crediting page along with all cast and creative, for the performances of "Hadrian" at the Canadian Opera Company and in programs at all subsequent productions, in perpetuity, are:
An excerpt of my track 'Ode to Ancient Rome' is currently going viral across the USA & Canada, in this new multi-million viewed, Mars M&M's TV ad campaign!!! I wonder what Orpheus would make of this...
Produced by BBDO, New York, the awesome amusing viral TV ad may actually
I am delighted to announce that I will be presenting an online seminar at the international "Virtual Harp Summit 4" on Sunday 22nd April!
My seminar will be:
Yes, my music has actually been mentioned and forever preserved for posterity, in print...in the pages of a psychedelic-themed, Norwegian language novel! The novel is entitled
I am delighted to announce my second Luthieros ancient Greek lyre promotional concert, live in the Museum of Byzantine Culture, Thessaloniki, Greece!
Below are some photos taken at my first international lyre concert, at the first Luthieros "Gift of Gods" ancient Greek lyre promotional festival, October 2015:
Here is the official promotional video about the new event, "Gift of Gods III" - to shortly be broadcast on national Greek television:
I am delighted to announce that a selection of tracks from my debut album, "King David's Lyre; Echoes of Ancient Israel" and "King David's Harp" are to be featured, in perpetuity, for the soundscapes being created for the brand new 500 million dollar Museum of the Bible, due to open in Washington DC on 17th November, 2017!
Here is a video presentation I recently put together, featuring clips of the tracks which will form the new soundscape for the Museum of the Bible, currently being put together by the Richard Lewis Media Group:
Tracks from my ancient Greek and Roman-themed albums are to be played to 'set the stage' for an event in Seattle on 8th November, gathering artists and performers to help reflect on how Americans talk about politics today, a full year after the USA's 2016 presidential election. The event will be in downtown Seattle's civic park, and there will be some vague references back to the classical democracies of Athens and Rome - all set to the soundtrack of my ancient Greek-themed lyre music!
For full details about the event, please click on the link below:
The ongoing story, of how my humble spare room, literally overnight, on a dull February evening in 2008, became what is now, an increasingly global, 'Musical Time Machine'!
I am delighted to announce that I will be performing live and hosting a seminar at the Stockholm Early Music Festival - the biggest early music festival in the Nordic Countries!
I will be performing at 2pm at the Stockholm Cathedral Parish Hall - all the details and how to obtain a ticket can be found in the link below:
At last! I finally have found a few snippets of 'international televised glory', appearing in an episode of the fascinating Greek language documentary series, "Beyond Borders", broadcast on the national Greek TV channel EPT3...
This particular episode was on recreating
Excerpts of an interview about the story of my lyre music has just gone to print today in "The Hindu"; India's no.1 literary English daily and the biggest English language newspaper in the whole of Southeast Asia!
I am delighted to announce an epic collaboration with the Egyptian film music composer, Remon Sakr
For my collaboration in this project, I provided an ancient Egyptian-themed improvisation for lyre, which Sakr orchestrated for two of the tracks for Sakr's debut album, "The Epic of Thebes (Story of Passion & War)" - an epic musical journey into the era of Pharaoh Ahmose I and his struggle against the Hyksos...
It is my ongoing musical mission, to reintroduce the recreated lyres of antiquity and the ancient musical modes and intonations once played on them, back into the modern musical world - part of that mission is, of course, to inspire other musicians/composers with a similar vision, to take part in this 'new ancestral music revolution', which hopefully some day, will bring back some spirit to our soulless, sterile modern musical experience - I am delighted to announce that this musical mission has already bore its 'first fruits'!
Let me introduce my most enlightened 'lyre disciple' to date - the young and upcoming Spanish composer/performer of the recreated lyre, Antonio Fernández Blázquez...
In Anontio's own words:
Roll over, Mendelssohn! My music will soon be as popular as his iconic 'Wedding March' - I quite literally just stumbled across a video of a Roman-themed wedding somewhere in the USA, featuring my very own Roman-themed lyre music...
The video featuring track 1 from my album "Ode to Ancient Rome" being played as the bride and groom move towards the site of the suitably sacred ceremony:
My music is certainly 'getting out there'!
Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Stravinsky? They can now retire - I bring forth into ballet, my awesome lyre!
I am delighted to announce that my composition for solo lyre, "Nero's Lyre" is to be featured in a new ballet production "No Lander" by Riccardo Buscarini - to be performed live at the London Place Theatre on 28th October:
I am getting airplay of my Roman-themed compositions for solo lyre, on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire at 6 pm on Sunday 3rd May, 2015!
The show, "Naked Scientists" is about volcanoes and will features clips of my Roman-themed compositions "The Temple of Mars" from my album "Echoes of Ancient Rome"; "Gloria Belli (Glory of Battle)" and "Tristitia (Sorrow)", from my album "The Ancient Roman Lyre", played during a reading of Pliny the Elder's first-hand account of the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE...
The show will also be out then on BBC iPlayer.
For anyone who simply can't wait and feels the need to be up at the crack of dawn, the show will also be on BBC Radio 5 Live on Saturday 2nd May 2015 at 5 am!
The show will also be going global on the Naked Scientists podcast - at last, my lyre music will soon be erupting all over the known world!
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed about my lyre music by the New York City-based radio producer, Zach Martin for a radio show, which will later be broadcast globally as a podcast!
MP3s of a sneak preview of the radio show, in 3 parts, can be freely downloaded from
A fan of mine from Australia who bought a copy of my CD, "King David's Lyre; Echoes of Ancient Israel" was recently on vacation in Jerusalem & has just kindly sent me the most utterly awesome photo he took whilst he was in "The Promised Land"...of my CD cover on the famous sculpture in Jerusalem, of King David's Lyre - this photo has surely got to be the best tribute to my debut album of 2008 - ever!
...as this may well be about the
Tracks from my 2011 compilation album, "Ancient Landscapes" are being used in the video "Remembering Katumuwa" featured in the Special Exhibit "In Remembrance of Me: Feasting with the Dead in the Ancient Middle East" at the Oriental Institute Museum, University of Chicago, between 8th April 2014 to 4th January 2015!
The tracks used in the video are
My Lyre Music is to be played on BBC Radio 3 This Sunday, 9th February 2014!
The programme, presented by Michael Goldfarb, is entitled
I am pleased to announce the re-release on iTunes of my masterfully remastered 2009 album, "Lyre of the Levites"! The new release is now called "Lyre of the Levites: Klezmer Music For Biblical Lyre"...
Produced by Dominik Johnson, this album features
After finally figuring out the monumental task of registering with the Performance Rights Society, each and every one of my tracks from each and every one of my 23 releases since 2008, I was very pleased to discover, when viewing my first airplay statement, that music from my album "Ode To Ancient Rome" was recently featured on BBC Radio 4!
The track featured, was
My arrangement for solo lyre of the oldest known complete song so far known from antiquity, the 2000 year old ancient Greek drinking song, "Epitaph of Seikilos", has been featured in a newspaper story in the Australian Daily Telegraph...
Tracks from my album "The Ancient Greek Lyre" are to feature in the Mexico National University Theater Festival (XXI Festival Nacional (e Internacional) de Teatro Universitario)!
The play, directed by Ricardo Ruiz Lezama, is about
I am very pleased to announce that I have finally gained International academic recognition of all my research since 2006, into attempting to recreate the ancient lyre practices of antiquity, in a full length article, just published in the Summer 2013 edition of"The American Harp Journal"
The paper by Diana Rowan includes an analysis of my work, along with the work
I am pleased to announce that my new arrangement of Dr Richard Dumbrill's interpretation of the 3400 Hurrian Hymn (Text H6) is to be used in support of a new exhibition, "Mesopotamia", to be held at the Royal Ontario Museum, between June 22, 2013 to January 5, 2014...I just wish I could leave the rain ravaged UK to be there to see it!
I am pleased to announce some live lyre gigs coming up very soon, at both the world famous Roman Baths at Bath Spa, UK on Saturday 18th May & at the British Museum on 17th June 2013 - for full details on these events, please see my website calendar:
Besides these live lyre concerts, I was also delighted to be contacted by Dr Andrew Shapland , curator of the Greek Bronze Age collection at the British Museum, who also has selected tracks from my albums, "Ode To Ancient Rome" & "Echoes of Ancient Rome", in support of a new display on Roman Dining, in Room 3 of the British Museum. As Dr Shapland explained to me:
I was very pleased to stumble upon a direct link to a fascinating video by the Israeli Radio & TV journalist, Yishai Fleisher , featuring music from my album "The Ancient Biblical Lyre" - my evocation of the lost sound of the ancient Biblical lyres has finally reached "The Promised Land"!
I am pleased to announce that my arrangement for solo lyre of the timeless ancient Greek melody, "Epitaph of Seikilos" (from my recent release"A Well Tuned Lyre - The Just Intonation of Antiquity"), has been featured in Rob Monaco's new "Podcast History of the World" series, on the emergence of the...
I was very pleased to recently hear from Robina Wilson, an author of children's stories, right here in the rainy UK! She wanted to use tracks from my experimental EP "The Ancient Egyptian Harp", for the publication of her unique CD, "Music in Stories"...
One of the precious few advantages I have of living in the 21st century CE (instead of BCE...where I more truly belong!), is the ever increasing, new fangled & wonderful ways there seem to be, of "getting my lyre music out there" - it is now even possible to download hundreds of tracks from my albums, directly to your mobile phone!
If you too wish to have a seriously serene, utterly unique ancient lyre music RINGTONE for your mobile phone, it is possible to download one from both Nokia Music & my Reverbnation Store - below are the download links...
As an aspiring independent artist, there is "getting my music out there"...& really "getting my music out there" - my lyre music is now being used to sell Noodles throughout the USA!!!
I was delighted to hear a clip of is my new arrangement of the 1st Delphic Hymn To Apollo (from my album, "A Well Tuned Lyre - The Just Intonation of Antiquity") on BBC Radio 3!
The show was episode 1 of a broadcast called...
The Podcast History of Our World - The Ancient Hebrews
I am pleased to announce that a selection of my music from my Biblical lyre-themed albums is to feature in Rob Monaco's free iTunes "Podcast History of Our World" series on the ancient Hebrews! Here is a link to hear the first episode of this fascinating historical series...
My music is to feature on BBC Radio 4! My arrangements for Biblical lyre, of the Klezmer melodies...
A track from my album "The Ancient Egyptian Harp" featured in a program of radio on demand by the West German Broadcast Cologne (public service) about the arched harp from Myanmar, presented by...
The BBC will be filming my lyre & I on 23rd March 2012, for a documentary on the Art of the Middle Ages, "The Dark Ages: An Age of Light", directed & presented by the Sunday Times art critic, Waldemar Januszczak!
This will be due to be broadcast in...
My ancient Egyptian & Greek lyre music is to feature in a display at Liverpool Planetarium! It is part of the museums celebration of the Festival of British Archaeology...


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|Clare Island Pier
Clare Island Adventures is an initiative between Go Explore Hostels' Carl O'Grady, Adventure West, led by Ian and Louise Moore & Clare Island Ferries "who have teamed up to provide a high quality experience to those interested in exploring adventure activities on the island." Quite simply these companies have identified the potential to create adventure activity breaks suitable for groups such as Stag, Hen and Team building – taking advantage of the fabulous setting and terrain that the Island offers.
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We left Roonagh Pier, near Louisburg, Mayo, on the Friday evening ferry. There was a good
mix of tourists and islanders aboard including a large Stag Party heading off to enjoy the weekend. The crossing took about 20 minutes and we arrived on Clare Island ready to start our weekend. It turned out that the Stag party on board was also here for a Clare Island Adventure.
mix of tourists and islanders aboard including a large Stag Party heading off to enjoy the weekend. The crossing took about 20 minutes and we arrived on Clare Island ready to start our weekend. It turned out that the Stag party on board was also here for a Clare Island Adventure.
|Go Explore Hostel and Sailors Bar & Restaurant
|8 Bed Dorm - Go Explore Hostel
We met with the other guests in Sailors bar later that evening, shared some fine Irish Stout and heard stories of just what they were going to be getting up to over the weekend. The Stag party had opted for a mixture of activity which Clare Island Adventures are delighted to arrange. They chose a 2 night package which included two activities – in this case it was fishing and Coasteering. More about that later.
There is a full restaurant menu available and chef Azzi treated us to some fantastic fair. Our group had a mixture of fresh fish (caught by the staff daily) and the most deliciously mouth watering 22 day hung Co.Mayo Sirloins!
We finished early as with a full day of activity ahead we figured we would need the energy. We were right!!
Day 2:
The thing I love about hostelling is how everyone gets stuck in! Bright and early we met for breakfast where you can either opt for the continental breakfast or you can request a full Irish as an optional extra. The continental breakfast you make yourself in the large kitchen area – well stocked with all you need. When you are finished you wash your own dishes and head off. The banter and craic in the kitchen with the other guests is something that makes this experience unique and much more fun and interesting.
Lewis from Louisburg, still smarting from his brush with hosting celebrity Christine Bleakly a few weeks before and Ian Moore both from Adventure West were our guides for the day as we set of on our first activity – Coasteering. The Clare Island Adventures website describes it as "a high adrenalin water sport gaining in popularity in Ireland. It combines rock-scrambling with cliff jumping and adventure swimming. You'll be instructed in how to jump safely, and guided back to shore (or maybe even through a cave), where you can do it all over again".Having been fitted with wet-suits, two pairs of gloves, socks and old runners we set off across the rugged landscape in our bus piloted by Ian. The island is just intensely scenic with the rugged landscape changing at every turn – we almost forgot we were heading off to jump from cliffs into the freezing cold waters.
There were 8 in our group – all of differing ages and abilities but this activity is a great leveller. There were two teenagers with us and they, of course, showed no fear and led the way. The first jump is an unflattering belly flop into the water and a short swim – under the watchful eye of Ian and Lewis. This is the acclimatisation bit – where the wet suit fills with water which your body then heats up – then the wetsuit does its thing and keeps you warm. With hands, feet and body covered the only parts that you feel the cold are your face and ears but we learned if you keep moving about all of that was fine.
The idea is – you jump in – swim to the other side, clamber up onto the shore then walk a bit more, usually climbing. You just need to take your time and all the time anticipating your next jump. The buzz and adrenalin rush is amazing. As we climbed out of the water on the first one – Lewis told us that the next would be approximately two metres and we would go steadily higher over the 2 hours we had allocated. Two metres might not seem that high but when you stand on the edge of a rocky surface with the idea of jumping in – it seems twice that!
So on and on we went – higher and higher until the final jump which is from a sea-stack and was approximately 12 metres. This took every bit of will-power to leap from and I'm so glad I did it. Every muscle in my body was shouting NO – but off I went!
This is truly the most exhilarating fun activity I think I've ever tried and I LOVED every minute of it.
Feeling cold and hungry the group trekked back to our van and headed back to our wonderful hostel where warm showers and a feast of soup and sandwiches awaited.
Rock-Climbing & Abseiling:
Our group was now ready for our next challenge – Rock Climbing and Abseiling. Again – with a group of differing ages and abilities I was curious as to how this might go. Clearly – this is something that the team are also used to and as we walked down toward the top of the cliffs – we met with Benny and Kirsten (no it's not an Abba Tribute band) who assured us we would all be fine regardless of experience or ability. I was delighted to be struck by the extreme attention to safety and a good deal of time was given over to this. Fully briefed – we took a small walk/climb to our first test. Benny explained that we were going to attempt rock climbing while fully harnessed in and would be perfectly safe if one of us slipped. Even with that assurance – it was difficult to fully believe in the harness but as you got more and more into the activity your confidence levels grew. Abseiling from the top was the same – but exhilarating once you were able to trust the rope and your "be-layer" below.
We move to more challenging climbs – with the most amazing back drop you could imagine – and despite biting winds we managed to spend almost 3 hours on the cliffs of Clare Island.
Challenging yourself in this way – particularly if you have a fear of heights – is so rewarding. It's ok if you decide it's not for you after you try it. You can come down or stop at any time – but the group seemed to encourage each other so much that you just force yourself to go for it!
Back to Go-Explore Hostel
We returned to the Hostel and the group opted for an early dinner – having had so much fresh air we were all ravenous again! Another superb meal later (thanks Carl & Azzi) and the locals and other island guests began to trickle into Sailors Bar. The stag party that had been doing fishing and coasteering earlier in the day also came back and then a band arrived in to liven things up! With a full house, a great band and an open mic this is a party that went on long past my bed time!!
Day 3
Early start on Sunday and Carl kindly offered to take us on a short hike before our ferry back to Roonagh. Delighted with this offer of hospitality we gratefully accepted and just look at our reward for our hard work climbing to the highest peak on the island. Along the way – Carl shared his vast knowledge on the Island History, showed us examples of bog Oak and gave us invaluable insights into just how it was to be an islander in times past. We felt this really rounded off the weekend as we got the entire experience from the high adrenaline activity to the serene and rugged beauty of the island and a great sense of what being an islander means/meant.
Superb trip and highly recommended for everyone. Most activities are suitable for groups of 4 or more from ages 12 and up. Clare Island Adventures specialises in putting together package to suit all tastes and Louise tells me she is more than happy to split packages between Clare Island and Louisburg and/or Westport. It should be noted that family bookings are generally not taken in the Hostel for weekend in Summer time but please contact them directly to discuss.
Special thanks to the ever hospitable Carl O'Grady, the fearless Ian and Lewis, our cliff hangers Kristen and Benny and everyone on Clare Island and Roonagh that made this trip so awesome – can't wait to get back!
Sample Hen/Stag Pricing:
Your hen or stag package includes:
Return ferry from Roonagh Pier with Clare Island Ferry Company
Bed & Breakfast (full Irish) in Go Explore Hostel
1/2 day adventure package * with Adventure West
* Choose one of the following; rockclimbing & abseilling, coasteering, snorkelling, Clare Island Challenge or guided hill walks.
One night + half day adventure package from €85.00
Two nights + half day adventure package from €115.00
Optional extras
Increase to full day Adventure Activity €30.00
Soup & Sandwiches €9.00
Dinner (3 courses) €28.00
Dinner (main course + beverage) €19.95
Go-Explore Hostel Prices
Double bedroom en-suite from €70 per room per night or €35 per person per night
4 bed Family Room from €90 per room or €25 per person per night?
5 bed Family Room from €110 per room per night or €25 per person per night?
4 bed Dorm from €25 per person per night
6 bed Dorm from €25 per person per night
14 bed Dorm from €22.50 per person per night
Photos by John Mee Photography / Kelvin O'Neill
Contact Linkshttp://fun.ie/clare-island-adventures

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If Madonna's hit 'Material Girl' was rewritten to reflect the trends of 2015, she would probably come up with lyrics about being a digital girl living in a digital world. We are, of course, much more tied to the internet and web-enabled devices than we were thirty years ago.
For academic librarians, it's important to understand how trends like these affect the campus community. Years ago, it was all about books, but today, it's a different story. With the ease at which students can access the internet they are shying away from physical books and moving quickly towards research collections stored online. And who can blame them: they're digital students living in a digital world. So how do you keep your digital collections up to par? Here are a few ideas:
Blend together digital and physical research
Nothing is more demoralizing to a student than finding that perfect resource, but then realizing it's been checked out. Help students avoid this frustrating fiasco by building up your library's reservoir of digital resources with collections you already have. By selecting the most popular or widely used collections and making them available online, more students will be able to access these collections than ever before. If they know relevant, easy to access research is readily available, students will be more inclined to use resources provided by your academic library.
Incorporate subject-specific research collections
Once you have the physical collections digitized, start incorporating subject-specific research collections to your library of digital resources. Does your institution have a large engineering program? Or is it more well-known for attracting students who are focused on journalism? Digital research collections that hone in on these specific subject areas can provide deeper insight into the fields that students study most.
Survey students
You've built up your subject-specific collections and digitized your physical research library, now what? Get your answer straight from the source! Provide brief surveys for students to fill out via email or while visiting the library. Their answers can help your library understand what kinds of digital software and tools students are looking for could keep your library on the cusp of academic digital trends.
How is your library prioritizing digital collections?
Think your library is on the cutting-edge? Time to find out! Take Mango Language's Quiz to see if you are up to snuff on academic innovation.


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It was billed as a historically large effort to "take America back," decades in the making. Hundreds of white nationalists, Ku Klux Klan members and neo-Nazis gathered in Charlottesville for a rally that quickly and frequently descended into chaos.
The demonstrators carried U.S. and Confederate flags. They held tiki torches and clubs and donned impromptu battle gear — helmets, clubs, sticks and makeshift shields. At times the "Unite the Right" rally was marked by peaceful marches and chanting. But often, neo-Nazis exchanged blows with counterprotesters in clouds of tear gas and pepper spray.
By the end of the weekend, three people were dead and many others had been injured.
Read more:
In the wake of Charlottesville protests, a Kentucky mayor wants to remove Confederate statues
Mistrial for officer who killed a black man while wearing Confederate flag shirt
'Mind your manners,' a white man wrote to his black neighbor. This was the response.
After a lost court battle, New Orleans protesters launch last-ditch effort to protect Confederate monuments


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If you want to know how to flirt, you have come to the right place.
This is all our own original advice from trial and error in flirting and has been tested over the past 6 years+
How to flirt: This is usually the first thing that takes place in the flirting game. You will see someone out of the corner of your eye or you will just feel them looking at you, burning a hole into you with their stare! You then look at them and if you like them, you make eye contact and hold it for a second, if you don't, you look away instantly.
How to flirt using eye contact: when you look at someone you find attractive, don't just look at them and then think:
'oh damn their staring back! What do I do? Break eye contact quickly! Look at the floor, no look at the wall next to them… or better still drop your gaze to look at the floor!' This is one of the biggest mistakes people make when using eye contact to flirt, it stems from a lack of confidence or feeling inferior to the other person.
To flirt correctly, you must hold eye contact with her for about 2 seconds for the best effect, any shorter and she will think you're probably not interested, and any longer and it's creepy.
How to flirt: Follow up the eye contact with a little smile, nothing too over the top, you're not looking to light up the room… just yet. She will see that you are holding eye contact with her which means that you are a confident and friendly guy.
How to flirt: There is a correct way to check someone out and then there are all the other ways! Men are particularly BAD at this, they tend to start at the top of a woman's body and then quickly make their way down and then instantly back up again to stop on the chest area. I mean sometimes their gaze doesn't even make it all the way down, they just stop on the chest area! It doesn't matter how sneaky the men think they are being, they always get caught!
If you are a guy reading this, please please please do not spend all day/night just staring at the women's boobs, it's just degrading – yes I know they wear really low cut tops and sparkly necklaces then pretend to stretch their back, thus thrusting their breasts forward to trick you into looking, we all fall for it! Then when you do look they get offended!
It's crazy I know but it's just the way it is! Looking once you can get away with, but don't fall for it twice because they will accuse you of being a pervert! I know, it's a crazy world we live in these days.
The way to check out a woman properly is to make eye contact, then to look down to her feet and then back up again to hold eye contact, this should be done in about 2 seconds (so fairly slowly.) Follow this up with a smile.
How to flirt:
0 seconds: holding eye contact
1 second: eyes stop on feet
2 seconds: back up to maintain eye contact again.
3 seconds: smile.
Any longer and it seems like you are inspecting them as opposed to checking them out or they will think you are looking them up or down in a judgmental way, either way, you don't want to give off this impression.
Any shorter than 2 seconds and it shows nervousness or a lack of confidence, maybe even 'ok he looked at me and then looked away so quickly that I don't think he is interested' – the fact that you are shy doesn't come into the equation, women will assume the worst case scenario which is that you are not that interested.
How to flirt: Once you have gone through steps 1-3 above (or even just steps 1-2) Number 3 is optional depending on how confident you are! You really need to break away from your group of guys for a moment.
If you don't break off from the guys, the woman will see you as just another 'typical' guy trying to hit on her and only after 1 thing. Even worse, if your mates are watching you, she may perceive this as your group trying to play some sort of a trick or bet at her expense.
Be confident and walk over to her on your own, leave the guys behind.
How to flirt: Do you get excited by flirting? Most people do, I know I do. I love to see a woman over a crowded room holding eye contact with me before I shoot her a smile.
1. It's fun and 2. it's exciting for both of you. Next you either need to take instant action and go over there and spark up a conversation or, wait until an opportunity makes itself available later in the evening like going to the bar at the same time etc.
What makes people nervous in this scenario, you know, the whole butterfly's thing? For some, or indeed most, it's the thought of even 'thinking' about going over to talk to her, let alone 'doing' it! In fact for most people, it's so overpowering that you just will not do it. FULL STOP. What is the fear? Do you know? Well in 99.9% of cases, It's the fear of rejection and/or embarrassment.
Just remember that if she has returned your eye contact you can and should go over to say hi. If she returns a smile in my experience, then definitely go and say hi! Think about it now, would you honestly smile back at some guy that was drunk and messing around with his mates if you didn't like the look of him or didn't find him funny?! No.
If however, you do like someone and you don't go over there or at the minimum say hi, you will kick yourself afterwards! Trust me, I know! We've all had it, I'm sure you can think back to a time now where you thought should I say something or not, then didn't… you then spent days or even weeks afterwards regretting it and having it play on your mind. 'Oh… what if…..'
How to flirt: You need to maintain eye contact and smile, then walk over to her really casually like it's no big deal. Imagine that she is an old friend and you're just going to say hi. Relax. Take a deep breath and compose yourself if need be beforehand.
The important thing here is confidence. Approach her in a confident and friendly way and the rest should flow naturally. Believe me, this takes a lot of practice before you feel really comfortable doing it. I have friends in the dating community who approach women every day to start conversations, and they all told me the same thing, the first time they approach a woman on any given day, they feel anxiety. These guys are the best in the business and they feel a small amount of anxiety!
So relax, there is no secret formula to completely eradicate what's called approaching anxiety, you just have to go for it, take a chance! What's the worst that can happen? The more you do something, the better at it you become and the more comfortable it starts to feel.
How to flirt: It is extremely important to hold strong, positive, confident body language at all times. Even before you see the person that you like, there is a chance that they have already caught a glimpse of you. We all have a gift for speed reading people, even if you don't realize it.
When you see someone slouched in a chair do you think, 'wow, she looks confident!' or do you think, she looks relaxed, lazy or unmotivated to name just a few. When you are in a book shop, coffee shop or even a bar, a lot of people will notice you and they will speed read you. Some will do this to see if you are a threat, others, to see if you could be a partner, and other people like me just speed read everyone to build up a picture of a person and who they are and what their personality traits are – it really is that powerful! You can all develop this unique ability just by watching and talking to people, I have been a people watcher my whole life so slipping into this transition came naturally to me.
Ok, so we've covered the approach, now were going to talk about what to do once you get over there and into a conversation:
How to flirt: When you start to talk to her (after the approach,) maintain a strong open posture of body language. Do not cross your legs or arms as this means 'closed' and you don't want to portray this.
Keep a grounded position with your feet and keep your posture strong, straight and open. Don't slouch. Don't fidget. Don't put your hands in your pockets either, just drop your hands to your side and only move them for gesturing and touching her. For added flirting techniques, you can touch your hair, play with your hair, mirror her body language and stroke any cylindrical objects that you have in your hand or have nearby – the last one is actually a very subtle naughty subconscious suggestion that will go unnoticed to her conscious mind – but her subconscious will know exactly what it means!
How to flirt: Flirting is about being happy and positive. You can't flirt whilst being glum, sad, fed up or angry, it just doesn't work. Always be positive, if they are talking about something that you find extremely boring or irritating, just smile and laugh where applicable and change the subject as soon as you notice a pause in the conversation… the best way is usually to say something along the lines of… "You mentioned that you liked…" – take the conversation away, preferably on a happy or positive note as a negative conversational thread will not do either of you any favors, a negative coversation will drain your energy levels and drop you to their level of enthusiasm, not good. Being happy and positive will get you at the very minimum, a new friend and possibly more. Being moody or boring will get you…well nothing, well maybe a bus or taxi home…
How to flirt: Asking questions is very important, it shows that you are taking an interest in this persons' life. Questions are so important, in fact they can really make or break the interaction. Asking the right questions in the right places will show you as interesting, interested and a good listener.
The people who usually make a bad impression are those that just listen to the other person talking and say "um um yeah sure" and then either take a sip of their drink or look away for a second – bad move. You are saying to the other person: 'jeez this is a boring conversation.' If she is telling you how much she loves horse riding, ask questions about horse riding! It's simple! "Oh wow, do you own your own horse?" "Do you compete" "Have you ever raced" – that was 3 questions there off the top of my head! It really is easy to ask questions and take an interest.
This is a big mistake that most guys make in that they don't get involved with the other person's life during the conversation, they don't ask about their life and their hobbies, when you should, it builds a deep connection and gives the impression that she knows you.
How to flirt: Carrying on from the point above, when discussing hobbies or lifestyle, it is absolutley key that you make a connection on these areas. If she is passionate about dog grooming… ; ) then you should take an interest! Make that connection! If she loves ballet, say how you have always wanted to go and watch ballet but no one would ever go with you etc! … really… show an interest in their passions and MAKE THAT CONNECTION!
How to flirt: What do I mean by a non-verbal connection? Mainly touch, also known as kino or kinosthetics. It is the connection that you are creating with the person stood in front of you without opening your mouth, this is a connection on a much deeper level, on the 'subconcsious' level.
Without even realising it, we can become more attracted to someone just by their touching us in subtle non creepy ways. It could be a light touch on the arm when making an important point or a little hit on the arm when making a joke. It could even be 'accidentally' brushing their leg against your's when talking. These are all subtle moves that you can and should make during an interaction. The other person will not find this creepy as long as you do this naturally. The key here is not to look at the area that you are touching as this draws attention to what you are doing – try it; practice makes perfect.
This also ties in again with Body Language as we were discussing above,
How to flirt:
Weak Body Language = Weak Person.
Strong Powerful Body Language = Strong, Confident Person.
How to flirt: When complimenting someone that you find attractive, you need to be very careful of the compliments that you give out. Certainly do not compliment on physical image in the outset, those compliments are saved for the beginning of the first date: "wow, you look beautiful/amazing"and of course the second date onwards.
When complimenting a person that you do not know, say how you like her dress/shoes etc, basically anything that isn't a part of their physical image (eyes, teeth, hair etc.) We don't compliment on physical things because it subcosciously sets the wrong precedence instantly. Think about this now from the woman's perspective, you meet a guy that look's quite handsome and he say's, "wow, you are so beautiful, you have the most amazing eyes and your legs are as smooth as silk" creepy right? Ok a more realistic example, "wow, you are so beautiful" – a great compliment that most women would love to get but it instantly says, 'this person is not a challenge for me to get' he has already told me that he fancies me, it's just no challenge!
We all love the chase, when you bounce a ball in front of a cat, it want's it bad – as soon as you stop bouncing that ball, it loses interest.
How to flirt: We all want the things that are the hardest to get, look at antiquees as an example, the rarer they get, the more valuable they become. People are the same, the more unique and valuable someone becomes, the more people want them.
How to flirt: Keep the conversation light! Do not talk about anything too in depth unless they take the conversation deeper, in this situation you are on to a good thing here as they obviously think that you are a good listener and trust you enough to discuss it with you. If however, the conversation is going in depth on a negative subject, like loss, tragedy etc, try to change the mood of the conversation to a lighter note. Yes sometimes it helps for people to get things off their chest and it could even help you to get a date, but in my experience, it's not good to date someone in this mindset that has just suffered some form of heartbreak in whatever form.
Stay away from topics like politics, religion, money and all the other usual 'no no' controversial areas. People don't want to hear about those things and it will not do anything in helping you to generate attraction. 'Ooh this guy is really turning me on with his talk on politics, yes I love the Conservative party too' – I don't think…
How to flirt: I have covered this area above in non verbal communication so I wont go too in depth. Light touching is extremely important in the atttraction process. Without touching, you are more or less, just a friend, and this is the problem that a lot of guys have with women. They think they are getting on great with a woman and get all excited that they have met this amazing woman yet, the women is thinking… wow, what a 'nice' guy, I could talk to him about anything. Notice the difference? You have fallen into the 'friend zone' because you didn't flirt! You didn't create any sexual or emotional chemistry. You didn't convey that: I find you attractive, and I am not the male best friend.
How to flirt: Although there is no touch involved at all, whispering is actually a very sexual activity. It creates an unnaturally close distance between the two of you and creates a lot of stimulation to both the neck and of course the ear itself which is also very attune to arousal. This can be linked to what couples do during foreplay when they whisper in each others ears and nibble on the ear to create sexual stimulation
These good flirting tips are general rules of thumb that apply to guys in the 21st Century. There's a lot of bad advice floating around when it comes to dating and flirting, whether it's on the Internet or coming from friends and relatives. These tips are based on common sense and real dating scenarios from our team of dating coaches, so you can feel confident that they'll work for you!
You can try out as many flirting techniques as you want, but they won't work if they're not coming from a solid foundation. That foundation is a sense of self belief and confidence in your own being. If you doubt yourself and second-guess what you say and do, it will lead to a downward spiral.
In other words, if you don't act in a way that gives her person permission to flirt with you, then she probably won't!
Keep it Light
Some guys have a tendency to turn every light and casual conversation into a serious one. This is a surefire way to kill any flirtatious vibes that may be in the air. Keep the conversation fun, humorous and light.
By the way, unless you don't know this already: talking about your ex is not good flirting conversation. If you mention an ex it should be in a very positive light and very related to the topic of conversation, but even then avoid it as much as possible; always look for a way to change the conversation where you can.
Pay Close Attention
The reason many people aren't good at flirting is because they spend too much time thinking about what they're going to say next, rather than paying attention to what the other person is saying. If you put your focus on what she is saying, carrying on the conversation in a spontaneous way becomes easy. Stop thinking about what clever line or topic you can come up with to impress her and start listening more. Really listen to what she is saying and connect with her on an emotional level.
Smiling and Eye Contact
If you understand nothing else about flirting, just knowing these little things can save you.
So much of flirting centers around the non-verbal cues we send with our bodies and faces, mainly in our eyes and our smiles. First of all, people find smiling more attractive than serious faces – so guys, get rid of the James Bond look unless you look like Daniel Craig!
If you can pull off a seductive face and you've had good results with it, by all means go ahead – but often people trying to look sexy just end up looking angry or weird. In short, if you're not sure, be on the safe side and smile. Try it out with a female friend, the smile wins every time – hands down. The smile activates so many muscles in your face that it makes your eyes like a lot better and more friendly.
Eye contact is a very important element of flirting that you should understand too. Maintaining eye contact displays confidence and interest. Breaking or not holding eye contact displays insecurity and dis-interest. Women are big on confident guys, if you can't hold her gaze, you'll probably lose her.
Radiate Positivity
The last of our good flirting tips relates to keeping it the interaction light, but it's more to do with your attitude than the topics of conversation you choose. If you notice yourself saying a lot of negative stuff, this can turn people off. Instead, make a habit of reframing everything that happens in the most positive light possible and laugh about it if you can. Always use positivity rather than negativity in any situation.
Utilizing this guide on how to flirt and mastering these concepts will help you land a date with a girl or guy of your dreams in no time. Now get out there and get to flirting!
Craig is the founder of LifeGuider, he is dedicated to improving not only himself but also others in being more physically fit and mentally capable of handling life's challenges. He is not your regular life coach, no fancy clothes or fast cars, just a regular "Ole Joe" who has experienced the ups and downs of life like everyone else.
Nice article Craig..
Really helpful and worthy of praise….
I have been trying to impress a girl and wasn't actually successful in doing so…
I will to follow your steps next time….


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Maldives president says he's willing to hold early election
MALE, Maldives (AP) — The president of the Maldives said he's willing to hold an early presidential election to allow voters to decide who they want to lead the Indian Ocean archipelago, as political unrest continued to grow after a court ordered the release and retrial of political prisoners.
Speaking publicly for the first time since Thursday's Supreme Court order to release politicians opposed to him, including exiled former President Mohammed Nasheed, President Yameen Abdul Gayoom said he was open to holding an election several months before his term ends in November.
In addition to ordering the release of the political prisoners, the court also reinstated 12 lawmakers who had been ousted for switching allegiance to the opposition. When those lawmakers return, Yameen's Progressive Party of the Maldives will lose its majority in the 85-member parliament, which can result in the legislative body functioning as a rival power to the president.
The opening of the parliament for the year on Feb. 5 has been indefinitely postponed, said opposition lawmaker Ahmed Mahloof. He said the government's fear of losing their majority could be the reason for the postponement.
Yameen said that he did not expect the court ruling, but that all relevant authorities of the state need to do "a lot of work to see how to implement it."
"We are working on making sure we can respect the Supreme Court order in a way that doesn't cause any difficulties to the people," he said at a rally in his support organized by his party.
Earlier Saturday, Yameen fired a national police chief for the second time since the court order. Yameen's office said he dismissed Ahmed Saudhee and appointed Deputy Police Commissioner Abdulla Nawaz to act as interim police chief. No reason was given for the dismissal.
Saudhee was appointed interim police chief on Friday, one day after Yameen fired Ahamed Areef, whose dismissal came after the police department announced that it would uphold the Supreme Court's order. Attorney General Mohamed Anil said Areef was fired because Yameen was repeatedly unable to reach him on the phone.
The court's ruling, which said the dissident political leaders' guilty verdicts were politically influenced, has led to protests by opposition supporters urging the government to obey the order.
Protesters late Friday and early Saturday converged on a prison in the capital, Male, where the politicians are being held, demanding their immediate release, but police forced them to leave. They then moved to another location for a sit-in protest that was also broken up. Journalists were kept away from both events by police.
After the court's ruling was made public, street celebrations by government opponents transformed into three hours of clashes with police, who used tear gas and batons to break up the gatherings.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres asked the Maldivian government to respect the Supreme Court's order, joining a similar appeal by the United States.
"The secretary-general reiterates his belief in finding a solution to the political stalemate in the Maldives through all-party talks, which the United Nations continues to stand ready to facilitate," Gutteres' spokesman said in a statement.
Known for its luxury tourist resorts, the Maldives became a multiparty democracy 10 years ago after decades of autocratic rule by the current president's half brother, Maumoon Abdul Gayoom.
But the nation lost much of its democratic gains after Yameen was elected in 2013. He has maintained a tight grip on power, controlling institutions such as the judiciary and the police.
Yameen had been set to run for re-election this year virtually unopposed, with all of his opponents either jailed or exiled.
On Friday, Nasheed, whose conviction for abducting a judge was overturned by the court order, said he would mount a fresh challenge for the presidency this year.
Nasheed was sentenced to 13 years in prison after he was convicted of the abduction charge under the Maldives' anti-terror laws in a trial that was widely condemned by international rights groups.
Associated Press writer Bharatha Mallawarachi in Colombo, Sri Lanka, contributed to this report.


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The following is Councilmember Grosso's opening statement from the October 27, 2015 hearing on B21-361, the "Youth Suicide Prevention and School Climate Survey Act of 2015" and B21-319, the "Assessment on Children of Incarcerated Parents Act of 2015":
Good afternoon, I am Councilmember David Grosso, chairperson of the Committee on Education. We are in Room 412 of the John A. Wilson and I am calling this hearing to order.
Today, we will take up B21-361, the "Youth Suicide Prevention and School Climate Survey Act of 2015" and B21-319, the "Assessment on Children of Incarcerated Parents Act of 2015".
As many of you know, the Committee on Education has been focused on trauma-informed schools and school-based mental health services for the past several months. Ensuring our students have the ability to overcome adversity is a top priority for this Committee.
Research has shown that if our students do not feel physical and emotional safety and trust, we won't see the academic achievement and progress that we desire. It's time for us to stop making a false choice between rigor and support.
That is why the Committee on Education has been looking for ways to ensure students have access to the necessary supports when struggling to overcome adversity, and that our educators are properly trained to recognize when a student may need help.
Ultimately, we know D.C. needs a comprehensive solution, but as we continue to research and discuss with advocates in the field, we felt it was important to take a first step on issues that can have real impact.
Today's bills are different, but very much related in how they work to address adversity and trauma our students may be facing.
B21-361, the Youth Suicide Prevention and School Climate Survey Act of 2015 requires OSSE to develop a training curriculum on suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention to be administered to all school based personnel; requires LEAs to adopt a policy on suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention; and also requires the development and distribution of school climate surveys to better get a sense of school environments that may contribute to adversity.
I think that it is safe to say that most people in this room and watching either online or at home have been affected by suicide. It is even more devastating when we lose our children to death by suicide.
There are some who believe this isn't a big issue in the District of Columbia because we don't have the headlines or news stories that some other jurisdictions have seen. Overall, according to the 2012 Youth Risk Behavior Survey results, 13.4% of high school students in the District of Columbia had attempted suicide within the last 12 months. If that percentage remains the same today, we can estimate that roughly 1,520 DCPS high school students may attempt to end their lives this school year. These students should be learning and thriving, not planning to end their own lives.
Positive school climates are linked to increased academic achievement, increased attendance, increased graduation rates, and to a decrease in bullying and violence. Anecdotally, we know that some of schools have more work to do in this regard, but an assessment of school climate will give us broader perspective of how far we need to go.
Speaking of the importance of assessments, B21-319, the "Assessment on Children of Incarcerated Parents Act of 2015" requires the Mayor to comprehensively assess the impact on children who have at least one parent that is incarcerated. The bill specifies that the assessment must: (1) evaluate the impact of parental incarceration on the child's academics; and (2) recommend policies to meet the needs of children who are struggling academically while a parent is in incarcerated.
International human rights advocates have called parental incarceration, "the greatest threat to a child's well-being" in the U.S. Previous research has shown that having a parent incarcerated hurts children, both educationally and financially. For instance, according to PEW Research, children with fathers who have been incarcerated are significantly more likely than other children to be expelled or suspended from school. We know that children who are expelled or suspended from school or more likely to end up in the criminal justice system, and a cycle begins.
Often in D.C. we talk about the needs of returning citizens, but we have not fully explored the impact of incarceration on our children, nor taken specific steps to meet the needs of those children. B21-319 attempts to change that.
Taken together, these measures will help save students' lives and put them in the best position to learn, succeed, and overcome whatever adversity is thrown their way. As I mentioned earlier, this is by no means a silver bullet, I know there is more to be done in this arena, but it's time for us to get started. I think these issues are just as important as us discussing graduation rates or PARCC results. After all, it's all linked. As I said earlier, as a city it is time for us to stop making a false choice between rigor and support.
Many of the witnesses here today are here to discuss B21-361, and so what we will do is recess this hearing until November 12 at 2pm in Rm 123 to allow for more time to spread the word and get public witnesses for a more robust conversation on the issues of B21-319. The issue is simply too important.


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Dr. Clyde A. Winters
The Indus Valley seals provide its bearers with a code for living. Each seal contains messages to the bearer of the seal that provides seal bearer a guide for right conduct for themselves, throughout their life so they could obtain goodness and while they merge with God—the Absolute Reality.
The Harappan seals carry messages addressed to their Gods requesting support and assistance in obtaining aram 'benevolence'.
As a result the Harappan seals are amulets or talismans requesting some form of blessing for its bearer, from his personal god. These request sentences were formed in simple phrases like those found in Tiru Kural/ Holy Kural written by the weaver Saint Tiruvalluvar. The Harappan request sentences were formed by a simple verb, and additional introductory elements.
Harappan seals were found in almost every room excavated . This indicates that writing was well known among the Harappans. This view is further supported by the appearance of Harappan signs on many different types of artifacts, including pottery, axes and copper plates.
Harappan texts are very short. They usually number three to four signs per seal. In this way the Harappan seals are similar to the later Indian seals and their
inscriptions studied by K.K. Thapliiyal, in Studies in ancient Indian seals .The seals have only a few signs because each Harappan symbol represented one or more words.
Harappan texts are found on over 400 inscribed seals. The seals were amulets, tied with string and carried/worn by the Harappan people. The Harappan writing is read from right to left.
Each Harappan sign has a syllabic value. Due to the monosyllabic nature of the Dravidian language spoken among the Harappans, each sign represented a word.
Researchers have determined that the Harappan or Indus Valley script has around 419 signs. Of these 419 signs 113 occur only once, 47 occur twice and 59 occur les than 5 times. This means that around 200 Harappan signs, most of them ligatures, were in general use.
The Harappan seals have been found at over 60 different sites. The copper plates of the Harappans have only been found at Mohenjo-Daro.
There are two major types of Harappan seals, one type square with short inscription above a carved animal motif. The second type of seal is rectangular and contains only an inscription.
The seals range in size from a half-inch to around two-and-half inches. Ninety percent of the seals are square, and 10 percent are rectangular.
The seals are carved from steatite. Each seal had a raised boss on the back pierced with a hole for carrying or being placed on parcels.
Figure 1: The Basic Harappan Signs
The Harappan writing system is a logo-syllabic system. The Harappan signs record messages to the seal bearer on right living and goodness. The animal motifs were used to express the Dravidian deities of the Harappans. My research indicates that the Harappan script consist of 60-70 basic syllabic signs and 10
idiographic signs(see Figure 1). These signs are joined together to form the majority of the 419 signs associated with Harappan writing. Study and learning of these 62 basic signs will allow one to read practically all of the Indus Valley seals.
The Indus Valley writing because it is logo-syllabic contains signs that are CV (consonant-vowel) and CVC type morphemes. The Harappan words were monosyllabic.
In the Harappan writing there are only a few ideographic signs. The most common ideographic signs are min 'illumination' and āl 'maintain, keep; laborer; cherish; servant; to rule'.
The Harappan signs are clear and straight rectilinear signs. The script shows little evolution in shape and size from the writing used by other Proto-Saharan people in Sumer, Elam, the Fezzan in Africa and Minoan Crete. The average length of the seal text is half a dozen signs, the longest seal text is of 26 signs.
In the Harappan seals the talismanic formula was : Depiction of Deity X as an animal, and then a votive inscription was written above the Deity.
In the seal above we see a depiction of the Harappan God Mal (Vishnu or Katavu. Under the head of the God Mal we see a symbol many researchers call a Manger. The manger is composed of three signs pū i pā , the words pū i pā mean "A flourishing condition thou distribute (it)" or "Thou distribute a flourishing condition".
Many Harappan signs are homophones. As a result of homophony in Harappan writing the person attempting to decipher, or read a particular Harappan sign must carefully observe the general semantics of each inscription.
The order of the Harappan sentence is verb object subject (VOS). Each Harappan sentence has a noun phrase (NP) , verb phrase (VP) and an article (art.). For example:
Reading the signs from left to right beginning with the circle sign we read:
Ta vey e ta ippo Uss pā ta ' Give (me) awareness, give (it) now. Fate give (its) distribution'.
Reading from right to left we have Ta(r) ya i tū ta ' Ye who binds, thou bring virtue here'.
Below we list the basic Harappan signs and their meanings. The meanings of these signs come from T. Burrow and M.B. Emeneau's A Dravidian
Etymological Dictionary1 and K. Appadurai's The Mind and Thought of Tiruvalluvar . The Harappan signs are given the phonetic value of the signs recorded in the Vai script, a writing system used by the Mande speaking people of West Africa. Although the Harappan signs are given the phonetic values of the Vai characters, the phonetic values are read using Dravidian (Tamil) morphemes. For example, Appadurai said that in the Tiru Kural, the term Uzh > Uss corresponds to the 'Life Power aspect of Fate', while word pā during the writing of the Tolkappiyam denoted Karma. In Sangam times pāl was considered the sum and the consequences of a person's action, i.e., his fate, destiny'. The term pāl was also used by Tiruvalluvar to denote 'fate or the law of nature'.
List of Basic Harappan Signs
uy, 'soul, to live, to subsist, have being, salvation, to ensure, to be relieved
(from trouble), escape from danger
aga vey, 'equality in bloom'; 'mayest thou blossom (on me)'
1 A digital version of T. Burrow and M.B. Emeneau's A Dravidian Etymological Dictionary can be found on the web at:
http://dsal.uchicago.edu/dictionaries/burrow/. This digital version does not contain all the definitions of Dravidian words found in the hard copy.
agappal, 'Inner Path'
tu ga vey, 'make virtue bloom'
al, 'maintain, keep, maintain in use; laborer, servant; manage, to rule, reign
over ; man'
a min
and annal , 'superiority, righteousness, greatman; greatness, king,
ga or lu
I, -I, this particle has many usese in Harappan, it means 'to give', it can also be used to as the past tense formative, e.g., pā-I 'do not divide'; thou, you; the demonstrative 'this', the inflexion of neuter nouns; and 'give it, permit, to let'.
i-ka, 'thou to preserve'
i-po, 'give richness; give (its) birth; give a flourishing condition'
ippo, 'Now'
ka , 'balance, equality; to preserve, shelter, watch, guard, ward off, rescue,
protect; forest; protection, protector, guardian'
ka annal, 'preserve righteousness'
Kaka, 'deliverance , protection; safe keeping'
ka vey, 'equality in bloom; pleasure grove blossom; paradise bloom'
terul, ' to know, gain true knowledge, perceive, ascertain, understand
clearly; be clean, lucid, intelligence, wisdom, comprehension'
kumari, 'paradise'
ta, 'to give, to bring'
ga, 'mayest'
me , 'truth, reality, soul consciousness, excellence; to excel, surpass'
min , 'illumination, to shine, glitter; phosphorescent, glow'
min-i, 'thou illumination' or 'illumination give it'
nil, 'steadfast; to stand, to be long, to be great; loftiness'
and pa, 'Karma, destiny; to divide, to distribute; -pa plural
termination; a term that corresponds to the personal
impersonal aspects of God, God as a Friend and Guide, and
God as Compassion and as Dispenser of Mercy'
pa-I , 'give distribution of God's Mercy'; give the distribution; thou distribute
pāpā, true it is, indeed; distribute God's Mercy'
papapa, 'Indeed distribute much of God's Mercy'
po, 'to go, proceed, go away; reach a distination; richness, flourishing
condition, flower bloom; to create, give birth; -i the formative particle
popo / pupu, 'create/ give birth to a flourishing condition'
and puka, 'glory, fame, equality, equality of division
say or sey, 'straightness, righteousness, merit, rectitude; v. to do, make,
create, cause; deed, act, action; uprightness, incororruptibility,
honorableness, high character'
, and tā, 'to give, to bring; here, place; blemish, defect; -ta the
imperative suffix.
tā pāpā,
tar ya, 'Ye who binds'
tātā, 'large, broad, full; greatness, glory; bestow on me greatness'
tar pasu, 'ye distribute'
tā tā, large, broad, full; greatness, glory; bestow on (me) greatness,
tū tū, 'abundant virtue, abundant purity'
tū Uss, 'Virtuous Fate'
tū ga vey, 'make virtue bloom'
tuppu, cleanliness, purification
u , demonstrative 'this', verb: 'to bring', it can also represent the singular
ending particle -u.
(uzh) uss, Fate, Power of God, Law of Nature (This was a generic term
used to denote the power of God, expressed in terms of justice).
u- tūtū, 'to put (on), surround, encircle; utātā 'to bring greatness, to bring
uy ta, 'Salvation'
vēy, to come, put on, roof; blossom, open; Florence, growth, development'
terul, 'knowledge'; i pa 'give perfection',
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Mr. PJ has been advised by the superintendent to remind you all that picture taking at the end of the year picnic should only be done with permission from the people you are taking pictures of. Some students, as well as some adults, may not want to or be allowed to be photographed. If you do get permission to take a picture, please ask if the subjects are okay with that picture being shared, if you plan to post it to some sort of social media. Thank you for considering others if you plan to take any pictures at our year end picnic. This is always a wonderful event for the staff, students and families to end the school year with.
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Please help your child collect some sponsors/pledges for Heifer International. The Walk-A-Thon is next Thursday the 14th from 9:30 to 11:30. There will be water stations for the kids to get drinks along the way. Can anyone send in popsicles or watermelon for the kids when they are done with their walk??
Friday, June 15, Mrs. Kehoe and Mr. PJ will be taking his class to the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center in the AM. They will meet us on the Townshend Green to have a picnic lunch from the Townshend Country Store. After lunch we will be going to sing at Valley Cares. South end kids will be home early with the high school kids, but we will remind you again as the time gets closer.
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Any pair of non-adjacent vertices forms a non-edge in a graph. Contraction of a non-edge merges two non-adjacent vertices into a single vertex such that the edges incident on the non-adjacent vertices are now incident on the merged vertex. In this paper, we consider simple connected graphs, hence parallel edges are removed after contraction. The minimum number of nodes whose removal disconnects the graph is the connectivity of the graph. We say a graph is k-connected, if its connectivity is k. A non-edge in a k-connected graph is contractible if its contraction does not result in a graph of lower connectivity. Otherwise the non-edge is non-contractible. We focus our study on non-contractible non-edges in 2-connected graphs. We show that cycles are the only 2-connected graphs in which every non-edge is non-contractible. (C) 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Many Hongkongers expressed their anger on social media over the MTR decision, saying the company chose to ignore public safety for the sake of securing bargain deals and pleasing Beijing authorities.
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Most Hong Kong people are not exactly crazy about Chinese-made products, and they have reasons to be doubtful about goods and services coming from across the border.
The lead-contaminated water saga in several public housing estates in the territory is just the latest example. The contamination was traced to the water pipes installed by China State Construction, a mainland state-owned company.
Chinese-made MTR trains have also experienced technical problems, which have led to minor delays in the city's rail services.
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Last year, the Hong Kong government confirmed that high-speed trains manufactured by CSR Sifang had not adopted the European safety standard EN15227 under which trains are built to withstand collisions at a relative speed of 36 kilometers per hour.
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