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Submitted by pete on February 26, 2005 - 13:52
Game Results
Zapletal, Jan
Ramo, Karri
Karri Ramo
having a tough last month in the SM-liiga, the Pelicans today decided to try and buoy his confidence by allowing him to suit up for their Junior-A team. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_popup.asp?]Ramo responded by shutting out Blues A 2-0 today stopping 18 of 18 shots[/url] faced to garner secpmd star honors. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_stat.asp?TID=1344&tilasto=mv&rajaus=0]The shutout moved Ramo back to first in SM-liiga Jr. A in save percentage.[/url]
Ramo Update
Submitted by pete on February 20, 2005 - 01:36
Game Results
Ramo, Karri
The going in the SM-liiga has been tough lately for
Karri Ramo
. Despite some valiant efforts the young netminder has been buried behind a string of 40 shot, 5 goal allowed games and the Pelicans' lack of talent has finally caught up to Ramo. Still, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29750]Ramo did manage to beat Ilves yesterday 4-3 in OT, stopping 24 of 27 shots.[/url] He has slipped overall to a .905 sv% and 3.77 GAA. However, it is important to note again that Ramo is playing against full grown men in the SM-liiga. Against junior competition, he posted what still stands as the [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/finhockey2/sjl_tulospalvelu_stat.asp?TID=1344&tilasto=mv&rajaus=0]second best sv% in Junior A behind only highly touted Tuukka Rask.[/url] Rask is expected to be as high as a top-ten pick if and when the 2005 Entry Draft ever happens. And, last week in the 5 Nations U-19 tournament Ramo more than held his own in [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/0405/html/5natu19/page0012.html]posting the tournament's best GAA.[/url] Ramo went 1-1 [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/online/37/91320001_bottom_default.htm]dropping his first game of the tournament 3-2 in penalty shots to the Czech Republic[/url] before [url=http://stats.swehockey.se/online/37/91320007_bottom_default.htm]rebounding to shut out Switzerland 3-0 stopping 17 of 17 shots.[/url]
Ramo Beats Raycroft
Submitted by pete on January 25, 2005 - 17:04
Game Results
Ramo, Karri
Boltprospects had already learned from the Lightning organization that its European scouts were dancing in the streets about the meteoric rise of goaltender
Karri Ramo
in the SM-liiga. [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29704]However, after today's 4-2 victory over Tapparra, somersaults may be even more appropriate.[/url]
Ramo Takes Lukko to OT
Submitted by pete on January 20, 2005 - 20:03
Game Results
Ramo, Karri
Even in defeat, young
Karri Ramo
continues to impress in his debut season in Finland's SM-liiga. Today, Ramo managed to carry his last place Pelicans into overtime deadlocked at 1-1 against 5th place Lukko Rauma before finally conceeding the game winning goal to Boston's Hal Gill. Despite the loss, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=1&raportti=29693] Ramo was named the game's second star after stopping 29 of 31 shots.[/url]
Ramo Worn Out by JYP
Submitted by pete on January 18, 2005 - 18:08
Game Results
Ramo, Karri
Lightning goaltending prospect
Karri Ramo
, who was selected in the 6th round of the 2004 draft, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=2&raportti=29690]fell 5-0 today at the hands of JYP.[/url] Ramo stopped 43 of 48 shots in the loss (.896 sv%). For the young Finnish netminder, some solace can be taken in the way he held his team into the game even against an onslaught of JYP shots.
Chiefs Fall to Toledo 5-2
Submitted by pete on January 15, 2005 - 23:44
Johnstown Chiefs
Game Results
Henrich, Adam
Soucy, Jean-Francois
The bad news is that the Johnstown Chiefs lost 5-2 to Toledo tonight. The good news for Lightning prospect watchers is that JF Soucy notched 2 assists and
Adam Henrich
added 1 goal in the game. Henrich is now riding a three game point streak into tomorrow night's game against Wheeling.
Karri Ramo Does it Again
Submitted by pete on January 15, 2005 - 16:07
Game Results
Ramo, Karri
While the battle between
Gerald Coleman
Jonathan Boutin
in jockeying for position for the title of "goaltender of the future" continues to rage on, [url=http://www.sm-liiga.fi/tulospalvelu.asp?palvelu=2&raportti=29685]
Karri Ramo
may very well be winning the war.[/url] Today Ramo once again stood on his head to carry his attrocious Pelicans SM-liiga team to a shutout 2-0 victory over Tappara in which he stopped 42 of 42 shots. That's impressive. Especially when you consider the woeful band of players in front of him were outshot 42-18. Ramo now has a .919 save percentage and a 3.23 GAA in the SM-liiga, against full grown men, on a team which sits dead last on the SM-liiga table. His statistical dominance becomes even more interesting when you begin to take a look at what he's accomplished at the Junior A level for the Pelicans this season.
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text: May, the Month of Mary May is the Month of Mary, the Mother of God and the Mother of the Faithful Affirmation of Mary's maternal role toward Christians is one of the main focal points in chapter 8 of the Second Vatican Council's Constitution of the Church, a chapter which names Mary as the "Mother of all Human Beings," or "Mother of the Faithful." The development of the doctrine of Mary's spiritual motherhood was gradual; earlier testimonies from Irenaeus, Ambrose, Augustine, and others were present but sparse. It was in the high Middle Ages that real theological development on the idea of Mary's motherhood began to occur. More and more, the Scriptural passage of Mary at Calvary (John 19:25-27) came to be seen as the pericope expressing Mary's spiritual motherhood toward the disciples of Jesus: "So the soldiers did this. But standing by the cross of Jesus were his mother, and his mother's sister, Mary the wife of Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. When Jesus saw his mother, and the disciple whom he loved standing near, he said to his mother, "Woman, behold, your son!" Then he said to the disciple, "Behold, your mother!" And from that hour the disciple took her to his own home." (John 19:25-27) The broader implications of this passage were realized gradually, by theologians, who came in time to understand its significance in expressing the presence and action of Mary in our lives. It was found that the best and universal expression of this presence was in the analogy of motherhood, which in this case is a spiritual motherhood, with all that such a mother/child relationship means for both Mary and us. From The Dictionary of Mary: When we call Mary "our mother," we grasp instinctively the essential meaning of the title, since it evokes memories of a human experience that is universal and runs deep. But when it comes to explaining clearly and precisely the content of the title, the matter is not so simple. Primarily, this is due to the wealth of content, including as it does practically all aspects of Mary's activity toward us. Furthermore, Mary is our "Mother" in a way that is necessarily analogical. Theologians are well aware of what this imports, namely certain limitations that have to be remembered, and a transcendence that also must be kept in mind. The limitations come from the obvious fact that as far as we are concerned, we cannot apply to Mary all the realities of natural motherhood, since we are children of Mary not by the flesh, but "in the order of grace." Nevertheless, if in certain ways Mary's motherhood toward us says less than natural motherhood, in other ways it says much more. For example, the quality of our life as children of God, a life Mary helps to obtain for us, ennobles and enriches incomparably our purely human life. And the perfection with which Mary dedicates herself to her maternal mission surpasses the best mothers on earth, plus the fact that Mary's maternal vocation is universal and calls for her forming a personal bond with each one of us. . . Taken up to heaven she did not lay aside this salvific duty, but by her constant intercession continued to bring us the gifts of eternal salvation. . . The purpose of Mary's maternal activity is to unite us with Christ so completely that each might say: "The life I live is not my own; Christ is living in me" (Gal 2:20). Article Source: The Dictionary of Mary and The Patron Saint index.

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ATLANTA, Feb. 2 (UPI) -- Influenza dropped in some U.S. states in late January, but there were nine pediatric death nationwide and 52 deaths in California, officials say.
Dr. Ron Chapman, director of the California Department of Public Health and state health officer, confirmed influenza-related deaths in the state increased by 52 in the week ending Jan. 25 to reach a total of 147 confirmed deaths for the season. Four of the 147 were pediatric deaths. There were an additional 44 deaths under investigation, but not yet confirmed, Chapman said.
The total number of deaths in California for the entire 2012-2013 influenza season was 106, Chapman said.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's weekly flu report said of 9,514 specimens tested and reported by the U.S. World Health Organization and National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System collaborating laboratories, the percentage of respiratory specimens testing positive for influenza viruses dropped to 21.1 percent.
Ten states experienced high influenza-like illness, a decrease from the 13 states last week: Arkansas, California, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
Twelve states and New York City experienced moderate influenza-like illness: Arizona, Delaware, Hawaii, Indiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Utah, Vermont, Washington and Wisconsin.
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Thirty-eight states reported widespread geographic influenza activity -- more than half of a state's counties reporting influenza activity -- a decrease from 41 states the previous week.
Regional influenza activity was reported by Alabama, Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and Wyoming.
The District of Columbia and Mississippi reported local influenza activity, while Hawaii reported sporadic influenza activity, the CDC said.


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32. Miami Dolphins (0-5) - Previously: #32 - A recap of the Jets-Dolphins game:
1. The Dolphins outgained New York in the first half, 215-100. The Jets had only one drive prior to intermission in which they had a first down. Yet, the Jets led 14-6.
If you saw what happened, you know the Dolphins were royally screwed. Darrelle Revis flat-out mugged Brandon Marshall inside the 5-yard line. Marshall was knocked away, allowing Revis to pick-six Matt Moore's pass.
This drew the ire of Jon Gruden, who nearly had an aneurysm complaining about the non-call. It was pretty ridiculous.
Later, Marshall ran out of bounds on what should have been a score, and then dropped a touchdown in the end zone, forcing Miami to settle for a field goal. Mark Sanchez then finally found some rhythm and scored a touchdown, which completely deflated the Dolphins, who gave up in the second half.
2. This game was such crap that I don't feel like talking about it anymore. Let me just say that if the Dolphins had any sort of competent owner, Tony Sparano would be fired tomorrow. Unfortunately for Miami fans, Stephen Ross is one of the worst owners in the NFL because he only cares about chilling with B-list celebrities.
I had the Dolphins going 3-13 in my 2011 NFL Season Preview, but I'll be shocked if they win two games this year.
31. St. Louis Rams (0-5) - Previously: #31 - E-mailer James M., who referenced something I wrote in my fantasy rankings during the summer:
Well, it took 6+ weeks, but we finally know who St. Louis' Brandon Lloyd will be!
Funny how that worked out. Go here for my analysis of the Brandon Lloyd to the Rams trade.
30. Indianapolis Colts (0-6) - Previously: #30 - Some people say the Colts are 0-6 because Peyton Manning is injured. That's a bunch of bull crap. Clearly, this guy is entirely to blame for the team's 0-6 start:
29. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-5) - Previously: #29 - When I saw that the Jaguars were hosting the Ravens on Monday Night Football next week, I quickly jotted down the following for future use in these power rankings or the NFL Picks page:
MNF game vs. Ravens ffffff ploy to help Jax sell out stadium
I can't explain the random f's - I must have been super drunk - but the rest is legit. The only reason the Jaguars are hosting TWO Monday night games this year is because the NFL wants to help Jacksonville sell out as many games as possible to keep the team from moving. So, as stupid as ESPN is, don't blame them for this upcoming crappy contest.
28. Arizona Cardinals (1-4) - Previously: #28 - The Cardinals are coming off a bye, so here are more Notes from NFL.com GameCenter (all from some bozo named 13azcardinals):
1. excuse my french cardinals, unless the lose this vidal game 2morro
French? The French are not illiterate like you.
2. "if cards win will they bee first in nfc west??????"
Keep dreaming, bud.
3. "we may have lost but were way better thannn them!!!!!!!!!!!!!go cards including kurtis eungene warner"
Going out on a limb here, but I don't think Kurt Warner's middle name is "Eungene."
27. Minnesota Vikings (1-5) - Previously: #24 - Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....
Sorry, I was sleepwalking. You know, like the Vikings did at Chicago on Sunday night.
Seriously, that was pathetic. Minnesota is not 29 points worse than the Bears. The team just didn't try hard for some unknown reason.
The next time the Vikings decide to mail it in, I hope Leslie Frazier e-mails me before I bet $300 on his team.
26. Cleveland Browns (2-3) - Previously: #27 - I totally agree with the Browns players who criticized Peyton Hillis for not playing with strep throat. Strep throat is a pansy injury. I don't care if Hillis lost 15 pounds or even 50 pounds; he should have suited up. I mean, what's next? Is someone going to declare himself out because he has the Ebola virus? Maybe I'm crazy, but the Ebola virus should not prohibit you from playing on Sundays.
25. Seattle Seahawks (2-3) - Previously: #26 - Pete Carroll hasn't really proven himself as a good NFL coach yet, but he's much better by Jim Mora Jr. by default. I mention Mora because he really annoyed me during the Saints-Buccaneers broadcast.
At one point during the game, Josh Freeman missed an open Kellen Winslow Jr. because he had pressure in his face. Winslow then started yelling at Freeman, prompting Mora to go off on a rant about how much he hated poor teammates like Winslow because it causes a divide in the locker room.
I actually really liked what Mora had to say - until five minutes later when he began apologizing profusely. It went something like this:
I'm sory. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I love Kellen Winslow Jr. I didn't mean to say that about him. He's a great player. One of the best tight ends in the NFL. I'd just really like to apologize. I'm sorry.
Ugh. And here I was thinking that an announcer wouldn't be afraid to criticize a player or a coach. I guess that's just wishful thinking.
24. Denver Broncos (1-4) - Previously: #25 - Man, John Elway and John Fox sure love to screw Tim Tebow over. First, Elway publicly stated that Tebow is not a legitimate starting quarterback. Then, Fox started the crappy and overrated Kyle Orton over him. And now, Elway dealt Tebow's best weapon away for a mere fifth-round pick. It's like they don't want him to succeed.
For their next act, Elway and Fox plan to kidnap Tebow's parents and will return them only if Tebow tosses 20 interceptions over the next four games.
23. Kansas City Chiefs (2-3) - Previously: #23 - The Chiefs had a bye, so I want to use this space to express my extreme dissatisfaction regarding the Mayne Event that airs during the final hour of Sunday NFL Countdown.
I'm so sick of the Mayne Event. I loved it a few years ago, but it just keeps getting worse and worse. Chris Berman's not even fake laughing at it anymore.
I promise that if I ever start mailing it in like Kenny Mayne, I'm going to quit this Web site.
2011 NFL Power Rankings: The Rest:
11. Dallas Cowboys (2-3). Previously: #12
12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-2). Previously: #15
13. Philadelphia Eagles (2-4). Previously: #17
14. Houston Texans (3-3). Previously: #10
15. New York Jets (3-3). Previously: #14
16. Chicago Bears (3-3). Previously: #19
17. Atlanta Falcons (3-3). Previously: #20
18. Cincinnati Bengals (4-2). Previously: #22
19. Oakland Raiders (4-2). Previously: #9
20. Tennessee Titans (3-2). Previously: #16
21. Carolina Panthers (1-5). Previously: #21
22. Washington Redskins (3-2). Previously: #18
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CHEEKY I'm A Celebrity host Declan Donnelly reckons Helen Flanagan can win the show – and he's been voting for her.
Me and Helen are getting on like a house on fire
But he and co-host Ant McPartlin, both 38, think Helen could recover from her dreadful start to even be crowned Queen Of The Jungle.
They reckon she has reached a turning point after she was forced to do her sixth consecutive Bushtucker Trial and got all 12 stars.
Helen, 22, who had enraged viewers and show bosses by wimping out of every previous challenge, suddenly went from zero to hero as she stuck her head into boxes of cockroaches, spiders, lizards, snakes and crabs.
And single Dec revealed last night how much he looked forward to viewers voting for her to do the trials.
He sniggered: "Me and Helen are getting on like a house on fire. We've been on dates in the Bushtucker Trial area. I've been voting for her to come down every day."
And Ant explained: "She receives a hug off him every day, that's why."
Helen's unexpected heroics mean that her fellow campers will get a full meal for the first time in more than a week.
Viewers have repeatedly chosen her to do the trials as she is scared of everything and fans love to see her scream.
She backed out on almost all the challenges, leaving her camp pals angry and starving.
Bosses were also fuming as their elaborate trials were being wasted.
But her triumph in the Deadly Delivery challenge prompted Ant to ask if she was an imposter. He laughed: "Who are you and what have you done with the real Helen?"
Dec said: "It seems she's having a journey and she could turn this around. I don't think she'd given anything 100% until we had her sixth trial and it's been a bit of a sea change. Now she could win this."
Ant added: "She's turned a corner. There was a definite change in her personality and I think the penny has finally dropped that the other celebrities are starving.
"From the first trial where she lasted 10 seconds underground, she's now winning 12 stars."
Delighted Helen said: "I can't believe I got 12. Oh my God, this is ridiculous. I'm just so happy.
"Honestly I can't tell you how scared I was. I just feel really proud of myself – really proud and happy.
"My campmates will be so happy and I can't wait to go back."
Last night viewers had to vote for one celeb to face a live trial called A Bad Day At The Office. The victim had to go through a jungle office, complete with desk, computer and watercooler, where jungle nasties lurked to find the precious stars.


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Mavericks snap losing streak, defeat Nuggets
DENVER (AP) — Dirk Nowitzki helped the Dallas Mavericks put an end to two slumps at once.
Nowitzki scored 25 points and the Mavericks snapped a three-game skid by beating the undermanned Denver Nuggets 105-95 on Wednesday night. It was also Dallas' first victory in five tries against the Nuggets.
"A win. A much needed win," Nowitzki said. "We worked hard the last three games in our preparation, trying to keep them out of the lane, trying not to let them get into transition. I liked some of the stuff that we did. We rebounded the ball well. We outrebounded them (46-38) on the road, and that is definitely a plus when we do that."
Vince Carter added 17 points, and Shawn Marion and Rodrigue Beaubois added 13 points each for the Mavericks, who beat Denver for the first time since coming out on top 102-101 on Nov. 3, 2010.
"If you make a defensive mistake, they have a way of punishing you," Nuggets coach George Karl said. "I'm not saying we had a bad defensive game, but three or four times we're scrambling and we leave Dirk Nowitzki wide open. I don't understand that, but when you're frustrated and playing in a bad stretch those things happen. I just think it's the process of the season. We're banged up."
Rudy Fernandez and Al Harrington each had 17 points off the bench to lead the Nuggets, who lost their fourth straight. Nene had 16 points and 10 rebounds and Ty Lawson had 16 points along with 10 assists for Denver.
Arron Afflalo (left ankle) and Nene (left heel) returned to the Nuggets' lineup after sitting out Monday night's loss to Houston, but Denver was still without leading scorer Danilo Gallinari (left ankle), along with Timofey Mozgov (left ankle). Corey Brewer took a leave of absence to be with his family this week following the death of his father.
Dallas was without Jason Kidd, who missed his sixth game because of a strained right calf. He remains day to day.
"We play better when we push the ball, when we run, but we didn't see a lot of fastbreaks today and in our last four games," Fernandez said. "In the second half, we're down by eight, and on our faces, it was like we were down by 20. We have to fight for 48 minutes."
Fernandez conceded it's difficult to maintain the Nuggets' up-tempo style while missing key players.
"But it's no excuse," he said. "We have a lot of young talent and a lot of players with experience. We have a long bench and at this moment with the injuries, we have to find a way to play better and more aggressively."
Dallas took that very approach to finally beat Denver.
Carter hit successive 3-pointers, putting Dallas up 81-64 with 6:08 left in the third quarter. Denver, though, outscored the Mavericks 12-4 heading into the fourth quarter, pulling to within 87-78.
Afflalo made a basket for the Nuggets to start the final period, but the Mavericks responded with a layup by Brandan Wright and a jumper by Nowitzki and maintained a double-digit lead the rest of the way.
"This game was about our approach and attitude," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said. "One of the big challenges tonight was to sustain our first half effort and we did that. The second half was terrific and a lot of guys contributed."
The Mavericks led by as many as 17 in the second quarter, but settled for a 64-53 advantage at halftime. The Nuggets closed the gap by scoring nine of the last 13 points in the second quarter, including a pair of baskets by Fernandez.
Dallas was in front 33-25 after the first period and pulled out to a 58-41 lead after Carter hit a baseline jumper with 3:57 left in the second quarter. The surge was fueled in part by a 10-2 burst by Dallas earlier in the second quarter that included a breakaway dunk by Wright.
NOTES: Dallas' 64 first-half points were two off its season high and a season high by a Nuggets opponent. … Marion is the only Mavericks player to start all 26 games. … Denver was held under 100 points for the 12th time this season and dropped to 4-8 in those games. … Chris Andersen made his first start of the season for Denver in place of the injured Mozgov. … Nowitzki has scored 25 or more points 437 times in his career. … Denver also has lost four consecutive homes games for the first time since April 2-16, 2003.


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The foundation for experiencing and understanding herbal energetics and human constitutions is to learn to speak with the natural world (including plants and the human body) through our senses (which is what they're there for, after all). Thus, one of the most important practices of the aspiring or practicing herbalist is to thoroughly awaken, engage and refine the senses.
Of the Earth: Original Speech and the Senses
by Kiva Rose Hardin
"Our senses are meant to perceive the world. They developed with and from the world, not in isolation. Using them is the act that opens the door that is in Nature."
-Stephen Buhner
"All we have to believe with is our senses, the tools we use to perceive the world: our sight, our touch, our memory. If they lie to us, then nothing can be trusted. And even if we do not believe, then still we cannot travel in any other way than the road our senses show us; and we must walk that road to the end."
-Neil Gaiman
Original speech was never words. The language of primal being and the living earth speaks in a soft brush of fur against our bare skin, flows on wild melodies for our ears to hear, blossoms into a rich sweetness on our tongues, fades into a thousand shades of green in the forest canopy, envelopes us in the heady musk of an orchid. Words are shorthand, symbols for the real world. – Don't mistake me, words have beauty and power, but only so far as they evoke the sensory web in which we live. Abstractions, concepts without root in the flesh and blood of earthly existence are but stillborn shadows of the inspirited organism that is our planet. The healer cannot afford to play pretend with big words and heady ideas, our work is in the achingly physical planes of skin, root, bone, leaf, heart, petiole, uterus, stamen, belly. This is our territory, our haven, our speech and most of all, our home.
As humans, we are intended to reside in our bodies and in our connections to the land, each other, the all. Our senses are not meant to be just half of the equation, with the other half cerebral hyperbole and mental loops. Our senses and our honed awareness of them are the entirety of being. Indeed, if we do not live wholly in our bodies, we do not wholly live. Our minds exist, not outside of the senses, but as a processing center for sensation, so that we might further refine and hone our awareness, our capacity to feel and our ability to respond to those feelings.
Our ancestors, as indigenous peoples of planet earth and full participants in the natural world, knew well how to listen to the land. They heard and understood the language of river, otter, rock, dragonfly and flower. In the age of industrial civilization we speak of these people and those days as if they were long gone. As if, in fact, it all might have been a myth, a fanciful fairy story to begin with. After all, old women do love to embellish stories by the fire, and men are well known for their exaggerated tales, so perhaps life has always been this burdensome and boring and we humans have always been this cut off from the magic and mystery. Perhaps we never did speak to plants, and we really are as crazy as our neighbors (who catch us whispering compliments to Dandelions) suppose we are. This insistent and insidious whisper of doubt stems from our fear and our imagined separation from the natural world, including ourselves. And despite the many stories to the contrary, it is not magic and the realm of Faery that have faded from our world, but we humans who have closed ourselves into the vast corridors of our minds and turned our backs on the innate enchantment to which we are each born.
3 Steps to ReLearning Original Language
1. Surrender to the Senses
The first step is to forget words, and the best and most natural way to do this is to give ourselves over to our senses. Step away from your computer, wander out of the house into the forest or garden or into your lover's arms. Immerse yourself in the experience as if it was the first time you'd ever smelled dew-wet grass at dawn, or kissed the inside of your husband's wrist, where the pulse pounds beneath your lips. Give yourself up to it as if it were the final time. As if this whisper of indian summer wind lilting through the elms that line your road is the last sound you'll ever hear.
Now, start with five minutes each day, spend that entire time without words in your head. But don't space out or float away from your body, stay firmly rooted in the here and now, ground yourself in your senses. If you can't manage it any other way, choose five minutes of eating. Eat very slowly, don't analyze the food. Notice it, savor it, and if it's not worth savoring, get something else to eat. Give yourself over to instinctual experience of touch, taste, scent, sound and sight.
Integrate this into your daily life, even when it's painful or unpleasant. If you burn your finger on the stove or your toes are cramped by your too small shoes, pay attention and respond rather than blocking or numbing it. Feel it, explore it, live inside it until you recognize the feeling's fingerprint upon your senses.
If this is hard, persist. If it's easy, delight in it. Don't trivialize or rush the process. Don't imagine for a moment you already know how to do this, no matter your age, your experience, your education. This is important, this is the primary way in which the natural world speaks to us, and it is the only way in which to learn the most vital aspects of a healer's practice.
Don't worry about translating every sensation into meaning, that comes later, and will only inhibit the process at this point. For now, simply cultivate a mammalian awareness and child-like presence. Notice. Embrace. Savor.
2. Inhabit your body.
One might think that surrendering to sensation would be identical to inhabiting the body, but I have seen and experienced the phenomenon of entering the body or immersing the self in sensation just long enough to experience incredible pleasure or crushing pain, but otherwise habitually abandoning the body to its automatic processes with little notice on our part.
To inhabit the body is to consciously and completely attend to breath, play, pain, dream, bliss. It is to stretch and wriggle into every crevice and corridor, filling our skin with our selves. It is to finally realize that our skin IS our selves. We are not merely souls trapped in flesh, but rather animated, inspirited matter in the form dancing, crying, loving humans.
Many of us may wish our bodies were younger, more toned, smaller, lithe or less scarred – and yet, our bodies are both home and, hopefully, an expression of our own character, a lined map of the lives we have lived. The more fully we inhabit our bodies, the more our bodies will reflect our authentic selves, from the sparkle of the eye to the gesture of eager hands to the balance and confidence with which we move. There is no other body for our beings, just as there is no other planet for our people. We are here and nowhere else. The journey to loving and valuing our body, perceived flaws and all, may be long and arduous indeed, but we begin with accepting that it is who we are and by inhabiting it as completely as is possible.
Consciousness resides in the entirety of the body. Practice centering your awareness somewhere besides you head. Let your index finger or left calf or your belly become the primary conduit for consciousness for a little while. Every day, send you awareness to different parts of your body and allow them to wake up, to feel and sense fully. When you've learned to expand yourself into all parts of your body, try holding your consciousness within the whole body at the same time. Understand that the idea that your awareness is only in your head is culturally indoctrinated lie, because in fact, we humans and all animals, lived inside the entirety of our bodies not just one extremity.
3. Engage the Present
Once we're finally at home in our bodies, we often find ourselves living more intensely from moment to moment, deeply aware of the soft sweep of our clothing against our skin, of the morning light on our faces, of the bitter yet rich bite of the day's first cup of coffee, of the pulse of breath as it flows from and to us. This brings us into the present, into each second of the day. There's no more numbed out hours where we forget we're anything but lumps of tissue in front of the TV or thumbs pounding away at video game controllers or clever brains solving complex networking problems from a cubicle.
In the vital, precious present moment, we immerse ourselves into our original wild nature, and feel the pull of the forest from outside our doors. We remember how to hear the plants speaking to us, the earth calling our names, all through the connecting threads of our senses and the presence that allows us to hear and understand.
Utilizing your heightened sensory awareness, notice whenever you start to pull yourself from the present. Even (or especially) when the stress of marital strife, sick kids or a bad job triggers the desire to escape into fantasy or convenient distraction, bring yourself back. For many, the simplest way to to maintain presence is to engage in a sensorily rich and informative practice, such as gardening, dancing or gathering medicinal plants or cooking. Such activities require the respect of remaining in the moment and noticing each nuance.
Whenever your mind threatens to overflow with an endless train of words or barrage of useless images, bring yourself back to the now. Go outside and below the nearest tree or with whatever bit of wildness you can find. Don't banish the words, just let them fade away in the face of the immediacy of tactile experience. Press your fingers to rough bark, or lay your face against smooth green leaves, or immerse your body in moving water. Give yourself back to the embrace of the moment, to the original speech that flows between us and the earth.
To remember, to open the senses fully, to bring ourselves back into fellowship with place can take time, practice and great intent. For most of us, it means emerging from many years and generations of isolation and sensory deprivation. As difficult and confusing as this process of re-awakening can be, it's also incredibly rewarding and pleasurable as we re-learn the almost lost language of our ancestors, of our more than human kin and the earth itself. For we who are healers and shamans, as the medicine people of an increasingly industrial age, this is the work of a lifetime. The more we can give ourselves back to sensory immersion in the natural world, the easier it will be to hear the plants and animals, the land itself, speaking to us. Likewise, we will better know what herbs are best in specific situations, what each person most needs to be whole and healed, and where our individual place in the great mystery lies. When we return to our senses, we awaken to the knowledge that the whole world is singing, that there is meaning and magic in every moment and thread of life, and that we are a part of it all. We remember that all of life speaks the same intense, sensory language, and then we too, begin listening and speaking within the wild dialogue of taste and touch, song, scent and sight.
All Pics (c)2009 Kiva Rose Hardin except Loba by Woodstove (c) 2009 Jesse Wolf Hardin
10 Responses to "Of the Earth – Original Speech and the Senses"
I love your blog !
This is a good way to pursue a spiritual practice. Having moved to the PNW where there are big rivers, big mountains and a big ocean I've read a number of the native myths realizing that people lived here since the end of the last ice age.
I have often thought how different their world was from ours. I have tried to imagine what it must have been like to hear no sounds but those made by my own small group or the wind rain or water.
Human consciousness must have been quite a bit different from what it now is.
The most successful time to make this kind of practice fit into the life I have found is upon waking. At that time the mind has been flushed clean with dreams and is receptive and open.
lovely piece, Kiva. Thank you. It has left me with much to ponder.
Thank you for this reminder of the human capacity and longing for sensory awareness and connection that is painfully lacking in our modern, disembodied world.
I also love this blog!! Very inspirational and informative.
A beautiful speech. Thank you so much for sharing your work. "Get out of your mind, get into the world" is what I say to myself sometimes. Being in nature always restores my spirit.
Your website is so informative and inspiring. Please keep up the good work!
This piece sparkles with the truth of dawn.
Thank you Kiva Rose for expressing these ideas with so much clarity and grace.
We all need to be reminded of these things.
Thank you so much for this piece. I was needing to hear these words and it has enriched my life already. It's the best thing I've read in the blogosphere in awhile. My husband and I are both quite attracted to what you do at your center. We wish you the best.
Kiva, do you think that magic and the realm of faery, although not faded from this world, are endangered through loss of habitat?
Thank you for this. This is the first of your blog posts I have read and it fits so perfectly into what is going on in my (an my husbands) life presently. I sent him the second paragraph of the article and he wanted the whole article so I sent him to your site. Now he is reading just like me, he even printed out your three steps! Thank you very much!
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School sports may get credit boost in ManchesterBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 15. 2013 11:39PM
MANCHESTER — High school athletes would be able to earn a full credit for playing school sports under a policy approved by school board members this week.
The board's Coordination Committee voted unanimously on Tuesday to support the policy, which would permit students who participate on a sports team for at least two seasons to receive one credit over the course of their time in high school. The credit would replace the required two half credits in physical education classes.
"This would allow the students to fill the credit with other academic priorities," said Ward 10 school board members John Avard, who proposed the change.
Currently, student athletes can receive a half credit for participating on a sports team for at least two seasons.
"I don't mean to belittle the physical education classes. For students outside the athletic sports teams, they're very necessary to promote good health," Avard said. But Avard said members of sports teams already learn many of the things taught in physical education classes. "These coaches, they do a wonderful job teaching about a proper diet, lifestyle, stretching, proper hydration. They're all over kids about how much sleep they get," he said.
At Tuesday's meeting, both Mayor Ted Gatsas and Superintendent Thomas Brennan expressed strong support for the proposal. "Someone taking a sport needs to take 'Walking to be Fit' to get the other half credit?" Gatsas asked with incredulity.
Brennan said he expected there might some resistance to the policy. "That doesn't mean we shouldn't do what's right for students. Any opportunity that allows kids to learn beyond the classroom... is a good thing," he said.
Ward 9 board member Art Beaudry also supported the change, but questioned whether all sports were deserving of one full credit. "I understand football and basketball, but what about golf?" he asked. Avard said on Wednesday, "You try walking 18 holes carrying a bag and tell me that's not physical."
The policy will next be reviewed by the Curriculum and Instruction Committee.


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Nico Rosso is visiting the virtual offices today to chat about Ironheart, which is part of the Holding Out for a Hero. This superhero anthology is super fun, so if you haven't read it yet, I recommend giving it a chance. To make it easy for you to get a copy, Nico brought along a digital copy for one of you to win!
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Describe yourself in 140 characters or less.
[Nico Rosso] I'm a romance writer married to another romance writer (Zoë Archer), and I'm happy to talk writing or whiskey or whatever else inspires.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Can you tell us a little about Ironheart?
[Nico Rosso] Ironheart is the story of two superheroes, Vince "The Anvil" and Kara "SnapDragon" in a desperate fight. Yes, there is a super villain, but Vince and Kara's real battle is for a second chance at romance. They had a brief fling that she cut off. Now she's back, but for the right reasons?
[Manga Maniac Cafe] How did you come up with the concept and the characters for the story?
[Nico Rosso] I knew I wanted to explore the difference between a bad-boy hero and a newer heroine starting to learn what it is to fight crime with super powers. Vince needed to be a little rough around the edges, so the idea of a man who is harder than iron seemed natural. Giving Kara her powers from cosmic energy took her literally and figuratively off the earth, so at first, she would be less grounded and searching for herself.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What three words best describe Vince?
[Nico Rosso] Tough. Principled. Rough.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] If Kara had a theme song, what would it be?
[Nico Rosso] Fire Woman by The Cult. It has some lilting melodies, like she flies on her power wings, and the song also rocks hard, the way she fights when it's all on the line.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] Name one thing Vince is never without.
[Nico Rosso] The Red Line, a small earpiece phone that connects all the members of the Heroes Guild.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What three things will you never find in Kara's bedroom?
[Nico Rosso] A nightlight. Her cosmic energy glows red, so she can easily light up a room.
-A handgun. Even without her powers she's a formidable fighter. With her power scales around her and linked together in a lashing whip, she is a living weapon.
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[Manga Maniac Cafe] What is Vince's greatest regret?
[Nico Rosso] Even though it was from circumstances out of his control, I think he will always be haunted by the fact that his parents didn't live to see him saving the world.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What are your greatest creative influences?
[Nico Rosso] I like to pull ideas from all kinds of sources, from observing people out on a date, to ancient myths, to fine art and photography. Inspiration can come from anywhere, so I try to keep my eyes open as much as I can.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What three things do you need in order to write?
[Nico Rosso] I need inspiration, a hook or some way in to the piece I'm writing. It could be emotional, a interesting plot twist, or just a unique way of describing the environment.
-I guess I don't need quiet, but I like it. I'll often listen to music on headphones in order to keep the noise of the outside world out of my head.
-I need to eat. Usually I'll write until I get hungry, break to eat, then write again.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] What is the last book that you read that knocked your socks off?
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[Manga Maniac Cafe] What do you like to do when you aren't writing?
[Nico Rosso] Usually, when I'm not writing, I like to be doing something physical or with my hands. Cooking or woodworking or hiking or photography.
[Manga Maniac Cafe] How can readers connect with you?
[Nico Rosso] I can be found on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Nico_Rosso
-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nico-Rosso/113422452057013
-My Website: http://nicorosso.com
[Manga Maniac Café] Thank you!
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Scarlett Fever, by Christine Bell and Ella Dane
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DLT Solutions Expands Professional Services Offering to Include Oracle Consulting and Service Delivery
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When there are so many things to fix – from roads to health to schools – why should we spend money on art? Art sustains people in profound ways – it inspires, challenges and even entertains in a manner that a new road or building cannot.
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Webster County, organized in 1855, contained areas previously located in Greene and Wright Counties. Sixty acres of land were donated for the county seat. The land was divided into building lots by July 1856 and became Marshfield.
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Figure 1Webster County Courthouse, 1868-1939. Architect/Contractor: E. Hovey (From: History of Webster County, 1855 to 1955, ca. 1955)
The second story was damaged by a tornado on April 18, 1880. R. P. Goodall and Frank A. Bradshaw from Laclede received the contract for repair work June 8, 1880, and added a cupola above the entry (Figure 2).
Figure 2Webster County Courthouse, after repair and remodeling in 1880 (Courtesy: Martha McGrath)
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|NFL | Stephane Milhim failed physical
Fri, 02 May 2014 14:32:35 -0700
Updating a previous report, unrestricted free-agent OG Stephane Milhim (Jaguars) was released after failing a physical due to an undisclosed injury.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars released OG Stephane Milhim Friday, May 2.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars waived-injured OG Stephane Milhim (foot) and WR Taylor Price (foot).
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The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed WR Justin Blackmon (groin), WR Taylor Price (foot) and C Stephane Milhim (foot) on the Physically Unable to Perform list. The team placed OT Mark Asper (knee) and SS Jonathan Cyprien (hamstring) on the Non-Football Injury list.
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|Jaguars | Injury updates on two
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Updating a previous report, Jacksonville Jaguars OL Stephane Milhim (foot) and WR Taylor Price (foot) are on the Physically-Unable-to-Perform (PUP) list due to foot injuries. Milhim is dealing with a stress fracture.
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|Jaguars | Sign 20 UFDAs
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The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed undrafted free-agent DT T.J. Barnes (Georgia Tech), LB Maalik Bomar (Cincinnati), CB Marcus Burley (Delaware), OT R.J. Dill (Rutgers), LB Jeremiah Green (Nevada), DE Paul Hazel (Western Michigan), DT Arby Jones (Georgia), WR Cole McKenzie (Southern Oregon), WR Jamal Miles (Arizona State), OG Stephane Milhim (Massachusetts), OT Jeff Nady (Nevada), TE Ryan Otten (San Jose State), WR Tobais Palmer (North Carolina State), TE Kyler Reed (Nebraska), LB LaRoy Reynolds (Virginia), S Steven Terrell (Texas A&M), LS Carson Tinker (Alabama), OT Roderick Tomlin (Murray State), CB Trey Wilson (Vanderbilt) and LB Michael Zimmer (Illinois State). Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
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|NFL | Stephane Milhim takes part in Pro Day
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University of Massachusetts OG Stephane Milhim measured 6-foot-3 7/8, 300 pounds at his Pro Day Monday, March 4. He ran the 40-yard dash in 5.15 seconds and 5.14 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.75 seconds and the three-cone drill in 7.72 seconds. He measured a 32-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-1 broad jump. Milhim lost 14 pounds since he was weighed in at the NFL Scouting Combine.
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|NFL | Top OL vertical jump results
Sat, 23 Feb 2013 22:34:52 -0800
Wisconsin OL Ricky Wagner managed a 31 1/2-inch vertical jump at the NFL Scouting Combine Saturday, Feb. 23. Virginia Tech OT Vince Painter had a 30 1/2-inch vertical leap, Ohio State OT Reid Fragel, James Madison OG Earl Watford and Chadron State OL Garrett Gilkey checked in with 30-inch vertical leaps. Virginia Tech OT Nick Becton, San Jose State OT David Quessenberry and Cornell OL JC Tretter posted 29 1/2-inch results. Louisiana Tech OT Jordan Mills, Central Michigan OT Eric Fisher, Kansas OT Tanner Hawkinson, Syracuse OT Justin Pugh, Boston College OT Emmett Cleary and Massachusetts OG Stephane Milhim finished with 28 1/2-inch vertical jumps.
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|NFL | Stephane Milhim runs the 40
Sat, 23 Feb 2013 09:19:03 -0800
Massachusetts OG Stephane Milhim posted a time of 5.12 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine.
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