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Well hello there.
Several days before we started writing this post, this humble little blog was nominated by Alex (123) from Tsukiyo no Hikari (formerly Tsukiyo no Mako) for this award. Yes, the Liebster Award. If you have no idea what that is, the following is just for you:
The Liebster award is intended to give some exposure to small blogs with less than 200 followers. The rules are as follows:
1. Link back to the blogger who nominated you
2. Answer the 11 questions given to you by the blogger who nominated you
3. Nominate 11 other bloggers with less than 200 followers
4. Go to the blogs you nominated and notify them of your nomination
5. Give your nominees 11 questions to answer.
1. What do you most enjoy about blogging?
Moira – Blogging is my way of expressing my thoughts about something I am most passionate about, which is music, or Japanese music in particular.
Austin – What I enjoy about blogging the most is being able to just write about what I think about things, I mean, I hardly get to do that….. Just writing about stuff…
2. What do you find hardest about blogging?
Moira – The hardest thing about blogging is probably finding time for it in the midst of busy days, which, in turn, makes it hard to post in a timely fashion.
Austin – Being able to think about what to write, that has always has been the hardest thing about blogging for me… I usually just go blank and just sit there, and procrastinate….
3. Do you play a musical instrument? Or if you don't, is there one that you would like to play?
Moira – I play some guitar and a bit of piano. I would, however, really love to learn how to play the violin and/or the harp, if possible. I seem to have a certain liking for string-based instruments, I guess!
Austin – I want to!! But I can't, I'm not talented enough… Ahaha….. But if I were to choose an instrument, it would have to be the violin.. I've always wanted to play a really complex song, while staying on my nerdy side… Like Professor Layton's theme song! Yup, that one.
4. Was there a subject at school/uni which sounded really cool, but you never got around to taking?
Moira – Well, not much can be considered 'cool' right now at school, so nothing there… And for uni, I'll probably be taking whatever sounds cool to me anyway, so… overall… unsure.
Austin – I don't exactly know what I would take…. I do want to do some dissections though, so you know… So, I'm also unsure for the moment!
5. Can you speak another language?
Moira – Aside from English, I can speak Filipino. Like Austin, I also learned Italian, but only for two years, as opposed to his three. But I would definitely want to someday be fluent, or at least quite proficient in a few other languages… mostly Japanese, lol.
Austin – Errrr, kinda… Well, I can understand Filo… but just not speak it very well.. Although I did do Italian all the way through till Year 9, so I guess that's something.
6. Give yourself a geekiness rating from 1 to 10, where 1 is totally non-geek, and 10 is 100% geek from head to toe.
Moira – Maybe a 7? Geekiness can stem from many different things, I guess.
Austin – I'd say 7 but Moira begs to differ and says 8 out of 10.
7. Is there an anime/manga/other that you think is underrated, or you want to let more people know about?
Moira – Umm… *thinks for two minutes, gets tired, goes to sleep*. I am currently not equipped to answer this question, lol.
Austin – KissxSis or Manyuu Hikenchou , ahaha…. I couldn't think of many anime, and these were the only ones that I could think of… Or maybe it's just because I'm perverted? ("YES YOU ARE PERVERTED" says Moira)
8. Who is your most hated anime/fiction character?
Moira – I don't have a 'MOST HATED', so I shall just mention one I dislike… Amano Yukiteru from Mirai Nikki. He's a little sh*t. *flips table*
Austin – Naruto, from uhh, Naruto… Such a mainstream character, believing in the power of friendship and wanting to have Sasuke come back… It annoys the hell out of me, I kinda like side characters the most…. Like Neji and Hinata!!
9. Suddenly, you get to be the Supreme Ruler of the World. What changes would you make?
Moira – FAST INTERNET FOR ALL. FOOD FOR ALL. PEACE ON EARTH. YES.
Austin – Working internet for all, and a lot of it too…. Also, no school… Or at least more holidays and less of school days…. or at least no maths….
10. Suppose you had to live on two foods/dishes for the rest of your life, what would you choose?
Moira – Can a bento box count as one? 'Cause if it can, then I would have my usual: steamed rice, teriyaki chicken, tori kara-age, and salad with some sort of dressing. And like Austin said below, I would also have… cake.
Austin – Uhmmm, this is hard…. I'd say cake and pasta. Cake because I love all sorts of cakes. As for pasta, well… It's yum and there's a whole bunch different types…. Also it delicious!!
"I love me a good pancake….."
Both – And by just saying 'cake', that means we would be entitled to all sorts of cake. Let's just list a few cake recipes…
* Cake in general (sweet stuff)
* Potato cake
* Carrot cake
* Banana cake
* Cheesecake
* Ice cream cake
* Rice cake
* Pancake
* Cupcake
… Is this allowed…?
11. If you had to choose one, what fictional world would you want to live in?
Moira – So many possibilities! I guess I'll just say… THE WORLD OF HARRY POTTER, OMG. Time to cast spells, play quidditch, and befriend unicorns, yay. ("WINGARDIUM LEVIOSA!" says Austin)
Austin – Even though I hate Naruto as a character, I would actually want to live in the Naruto realm. Or something like Sword Art Online…. Anything really, living in a fictional world would be so awesome! But I would choose Naruto overall.
(May or may not have already been nominated…)
Hybrid Universe: http://eltmanypieces.wordpress.com | Nomination follow-up post: Liebster Award
Japanese Melodia: http://japanesemelodia.blogspot.com
The SkyCorps Blog: http://theonlyskycorps.wordpress.com | Nomination follow-up post: Liebster Award
Music Addiction: http://musicaddiction2.wordpress.com
Anime Monographia: http://animemonographia.wordpress.com | Nomination follow-up post: Mein Liebster Auszeichnung
The Classy Shipper: http://classyshipper.blogspot.com
Kurayami Monogatari: http://solarblade.wordpress.com
Deadlight's Anime Blog: http://deadlightanime.blogspot.com
(… Umm, eight should still be enough, right?)
1. What got you into the world of blogging?
2. Wow, you just scored $5. What do you spend it on?
3. Pick an anime character to be for the rest of your life… And GO!
4. Create a haiku about anything that starts with W.
5. Do you prefer liquid soap of a bar of soap?
6. If it meant it would solve world hunger, war, disease and bigotry, would you spend the rest of eternity in Hell?
7. If you could replace one bodypart with a super bionic replacement, what body part and what features would it have?
8. You can eliminate one of your five senses to substantially strengthen the others, which one would you eliminate?
9. You found a new species of dinosaur in your backyard, what will you name the species, and which modern day animal would be considered its closest relative?
10. Would you rather spend one year with your one true love just to never see them again, or the rest of your life with your second best?
11. What does true happiness mean to you?
(P.S. This is unimportant information, but… the even-numbered questions were written by Moira, and the odd-numbered questions were written by Austin, with the exception of question 11.)
(P.P.S. Anyone can answer the above questions just for fun in the comments below!)


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The Girls Basketball Team Geared Up And Ready To Go
November 27, 2018
Basketball is one of the most popular sports at Bayfront Charter High School. Coming off a league championship, the girl's basketball team is ready to dominate the league again this year, but this time in a brand new league. Girls Basketball Coach Ron Dyste is especially excited to see his team play in this competitive league.
"I feel good about the girls this year, I think they have kicked off from where they were last season in their defensive rotations," Dyste said
Dyste believes in his team and has no doubts that he and his team can bring Bayfront another banner as they did last year.
"Yes, I do believe we have a chance at winning the league even though its a tougher league this year," Dyste said
Dyste is very confident about knowing the challenges that come from playing in a new league. Bigger schools and bigger opponents are just another use for motivation and drive for this team.
Overall the girl's basketball team has the challenge and expectation to dominate this year under coach Dyste's watch. All eyes will be on the girl's team knows there is added pressure on the all we can do is enjoy the show.

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Welcome to the parent guide for this text! Read below to find out about what your child is reading in class and how you can support him/her at home.
This week in class, we're reading "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell.
In "The Most Dangerous Game," a big game hunter falls off his yacht and is rescued by a mysterious general who claims to hunt only the most dangerous game.
As we read, we will be discussing the themes of Fear & Paranoia, Morality, and War & Peace as they relate to the text. We are trying to answer these big questions :
"How does fear drive action?", "How are we changed by war?", and "Why do people do bad things?"
Ways to support your child:
- Ask your child about this short story at home:
- What was "The Most Dangerous Game" About
- What did you learn about? About Morality? About War & Peace?
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As we speak I'm on a ferry back to the Isle of Harris & Lewis to run a 5 day Masterclass workshop based in Uig on Lewis.
Last year, workshop participants were given a challenge to create a book of 30 images between them demonstrating the beauty yet brutal nature of Harris. In just 5 days they had taken stunning images, edited them and created this beautiful Blurb book using the Book module in Lightroom ready for publishing. They also created some wonderful Haiku's to accompany their images and also involved the guest house owner who supplied some local sayings not only in English but Gaelic, too! It was a great experience and each participant received a copy of the book as a memento. So much so whilst returning on the ferry they booked me again for this year so they could create a sequel, this time on Lewis. I can't wait! :)
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Candid conversation about grief. Beginners welcome.
My Father's Death Changed the Way I Think About Time
By Michelle Chikaonda
I was always running minutes, even hours, behind. Not anymore.
Are You There Dad? It's Me, Samantha.
By Samantha Klein
Two years after my father's mysterious death, I'm finally embracing his life lessons as a way to live mine.
A Missing Gravestone in the 'Garden of Fairies'
By Shirin Ali
We went to the cemetery to visit dad — only to find out what wasn't there.
What My Grief Feels Like: An Illustrated Guide
By Kellyn Shoecraft
It changes your body, sometimes in ways you can see and always in ways you can't.
We Held a Fake Wedding So My Dying Dad Could Be There
By Sarah Levy
Bridal magazines don't really cover these unglamorous issues.
Forgiveness, Father's Day and Finding a Way Though
By Erin Lee Carr
I screwed up my dad's birthday a long time ago. His reaction continues to teach me lessons years after his death.
The Myth of Protecting People from Suffering
By Jennifer Pastiloff
When we try to shield people from pain in an effort to not break their hearts, we end up doing just the opposite.
Important Guidelines for Large Adult Orphans
By Megan Neuringer
On the one hand, you must become both parent and child; on the other, you may request to to be flown to Rome for a pasta dinner.
'My Death Stories Are My Birth Stories'
By Emily Ziff Griffin
That precious, precarious, otherworldly state of giving birth reminded me of something else: grief.
Don't Talk About How 'It Gets Better'
By Suchandrika Chakrabarti
This is what I wish my friends knew when my parents died.
When You're Everyone's Favorite Grief Doula
By Nishta J. Mehra
The first of my friends to lose a parent, I stand at the ready welcoming others into the club no one wants to join.
'Querida Amor'
By Judy Bolton-Fasman
My father was scary to me except on Valentine's Day. When he died, those treacly annual expressions of fatherly love went with him.
Welcome to New York
By Brooke Siem
Suddenly worth half a million dollars through the dumb luck of my dad's death, I rooted myself to a new and unfamiliar home.
A Year of Grief, 15 Seconds at a Time
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After my dad's murder, Instagram served as both my grief counselor and a surprising professional outlet.
Grief Bacon: Breastfeeding Through My Grief
By Jesse Anna Bornemann
After Dad died, my body felt numb, but my breasts soldiered on.
The Pittsburgh of My Dreams
By Geoffrey W. Melada
By day, I am aware that 23 years have passed since my father's death. When I close my eyes, it's a different story.
My Childhood's Signature Scent
By Elise Seyfried
The smell of tobacco brings my late father — and his favorite vice — back into my airspace.
Just Sit (and Other Simple Steps to Meditate Your Way Through Grief)
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My dad's meditation advice helped me to cope with his death -- and more. Here's how it can help you, too.
My Dad Was Dying While I Was Divorcing
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I vowed never to speak with my ex-husband again. Then my father was diagnosed with leukemia.
On Father's Day, Grief Tastes Like Berry Cobbler
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When Dad was here, we made olallieberry jam on Father's Day. Now that he's gone, our sweet tradition has evolved.
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Thank You to the Community
Photos courtesy of community member, Cheryl Steele
An Open Letter: To the Community of Plainfield, IL, it's incredibly big-hearted residents, and all those who drove a LONG way to honor Lisa Stebic on her 38th Birthday…from Lisa's Family:
"Words cannot come close to expressing the gratitude, amazement and love we now feel for ALL those who came and volunteered, on Lisa's behalf -setting up, inflating balloons, handing out "Find Lisa" magnets, staffing Lisa's festival booth, preparing for and then attending Lisa's sunset Candlelight Birthday Vigil, bringing cake, handing out the candles & balloons…(the list goes on and on..but every single effort deserves to be mentioned - because each effort was infused with love and concern).
We want to thank each and every one of you…and all those who sent Lisa their prayers and good wishes - from all around the World, on this - her special birthday weekend!"
-A Recap: Saturday Afternoon-
A community volunteer staffed table at Plainfield, IL's "SpringFest" Main Street Festival handed out Free Balloons, candy, kids meal coupons AND "Find Lisa" magnets to all who came. Those visitors, who departed the fair full of an afternoon's worth of laughter and fun (just like Lisa always loves to be), left carrying the magnets…taking them to far-off destinations where someone may recognize her, and lead her back home to her children & Family.
The specially-produced magnets have, affixed to them, a small picture of Lisa…along with the Plainfield, IL Police Department's Special Tip Hotline & the www.FindLisaStebic.com website address…and were graciously donated by Dawn Janz, with the assistance of Kinkos/Arlington Heights, Illinois, and Jamie McSorley and Nadine Vaughan of Scottsdale, Az.
Our "Find Lisa" Booth was very beautiful…and made possible by Lisa's co-workers & neighbors…and a generous donation made by the Plainfield Illinois Chamber of Commerce.
The splendid Jumbo Birthday Card (signed by everyone who attended "Springfest" and was brought to the evening Candlelight Birthday Vigil - displayed to the Attendees, Lisa's Family, the Media and the World) showed that ALL of Plainfield, IL CARES about their "missing mother-of-2″ - and wants to FIND HER!!!
There were literally hundreds of signatures on her card…thanks to Tammi Watson and Kimberly Young (Lisa's supervisor at Sodexho/Lincoln Elementary).
-Saturday Evening-
Lisa's Candlelight Birthday Vigil was a sweet and tender event…very powerful, very moving…
Volunteers prepared 400 Balloons…many were Lisa's favorite color, purple…and handed them out to all who were at the gathering at the request of Lisa's Family.
On the count of 3-2-1…hundreds of Balloons were released, simultaneously - to drift up into the sunset-laden skies above Lisa's Plainfield, IL home.
If was a magnificent sight…for a magnificent evening! (Watching the "Balloon Release" at sunset…the lighting of the candles as it grew dark…the prayers read…the music played…made it all just perfect.)
And your kindness, industriousness and generosity made this POSSIBLE, our dear volunteers!
Thank you, too, to ALL THOSE PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD WHO SENT US PICTURES OF THEMSELVES OR FAMILY - Holding up Lisa's Flyer or Website Address Name…to let Lisa's Family know that the World is, indeed, a small village occupied by loving and caring people - who are worried for Lisa and her two children.
We hope to expand this currently-running "Where is Lisa Stebic" video…with even MORE pictures from around the Country…and around the World! If YOU are interested in joining this expanding grass-roots World Internet Community effort to get the word OUT of Lisa's disappearance…please send your photo or short video clip to email@example.com
We hope to see you soon!
With much Love and Gratitude,
The Family of Lisa Stebic
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Actors:Manju Warrier, Indrajith Sukumaran, Salim Kumar
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Country: India
Launguage: Malayalam
Release date: 14 April 2018
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Mohanlal is a 2018 Indian Malayalam-language family comedy film directed by Sajid Yahiya and written by Suneesh Varanad from a story by Yahiya. Manju Warrier plays Meenukutty, an ardent, crazy Mohanlal fan, and Indrajith Sukumaran as her husband Sethumadhavan. Principal photography took place between May and December 2017 at locations in Ernakulam, and Palakkad and Thrissur districts. Mohanlal was released in Kerala on 14 April 2018. It has received positive reviews from audience and critics.The film deals with Celebrity Worship Syndrome in a humourous way.


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As a classicist I was thrilled to learn that the BBC were doing an eight-part series on Homer's Iliad and stories surrounding the Trojan War. The series began with the Greeks launching an attack on Troy after Paris had taken Helen, the Spartan King's wife, back to Troy, and ended with the fall of Troy after the Greeks mercilessly rampaged and slaughtered the city having hidden inside the Trojan horse. They did not hold back at all in creating this series: the big budget meant that the setting and costumes felt authentic, the well-researched script felt largely realistic and suitably poignant, and, unlike the film Troy, they were unafraid to show the extensive sex and violence surrounding the Trojan War. Although the series has received mixed reviews, I was impressed by the standard and thought that it was relatively entertaining and moving.
One thing that the series did well, I thought, highlighting how radically different the Greeks and the Trojans were. Homer is known for rarely condemning or showing any allegiance to either Greece or Troy, however this series, as the title suggests, was about the fall of the flourishing city of Troy; meaning that the Trojans were characterised more sympathetically. The Greeks were portrayed as a disjointed group of soldiers from all over the world who had nothing in common other than their brutal eagerness to slaughter and return to their homes. While the Trojans were depicted as a cohesive unit who fought with their brothers for the love of the city and hatred of the Greeks, with the caring Trojan royal family at their centre.
The characters of the Trojan War are complex, flawed, and relentlessly human, therefore I was intrigued by how they would be characterised on screen. One of the most interesting literary characters is Achilles, who lets emotion rather than reason rule his every action, played by David Gyasi. Although he was at times let down by a clunky script, I thought that he played the character too emotionlessly, demonstrating Achilles' hostility but not fully displaying his wrath – the subject of the Iliad. I was unsure about the casting of Bella Dayne as Helen and Louis Hunter as Paris. Despite the inconsistency of the characterisation of Helen in classical literature, Bella Dayne played her as a poised and wise queen. However this characterisation sometimes felt a bit one dimensional and meant that it was hard to feel any compassion towards her as the audience. Paris' characterisation was that of a hero and a man desperate for approval which Louis Hunter played fairly well. But it was hard to admire someone who had inflicted so much suffering upon his own city due to such an impetuous decision, therefore, I think the series' writers and directors should have characterised him less heroically – as he usually is in classical literature. The outstanding performances in the cast were from Johnny Harris as an utterly detestable Agamemnon, completely numbed by the fact that he murdered his own daughter, Frances O'Connor as the kind, thoughtful, and fragile Hecuba, Joseph Mawle as the sensible and sensitive Odysseus – the only likeable Greek, and Chloe Pirrie as a resolute yet devoted Andromache – all of whom really held the cast together.
I feel that the one of the show's downfalls was the fact that in just eight episodes it attempted to cover all the storylines surrounding the Trojan War. This meant that it sometimes rushed through important storylines and did not bring enough gravity to them, such as Achilles' grief over Patroclus' death and the death of Hector, which I felt were both underwhelming. Furthermore I was not sure about the ominous gods who looked upon the battle and became gradually less relevant. I feel it may have been more powerful if the toil of war had solely been the doings of and influenced by humans.
Moments that the series did very well, however, were often scenes where two people try to understand each other, such as Achilles and Odysseus' debate over the morality of fighting, and Helen and Andromache's discussion about love and children. The series would often parallel two circumstances, such as having Agamemnon kill his daughter for the Greek army and the Trojans take responsibility for Paris' impulsive decision and still accept him, powerfully highlighting the cultural differences between the Trojans and the Greeks.
Overall I enjoyed the series as it showcased just how engaging the classical stories will always be. The thing the series did best, I thought, was highlighting the power of human emotion and the destruction and bitter reality of war. I believe this is the aspect the creators and writers should have made their sole focus.


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Question 8: Is it obligatory to perform Istinjaa' (cleansing the private parts with water after urination or defecation) after a person (male or a female) breaks wind? Also, what should a lady do in case she sees three drops of blood during the time of her menstruation period while she is observing Sawm (Fast)? Is it permissible for her to break her Sawm or should she continue her Sawm bearing in mind that this happens just before sunset?
Answer: Breaking wind, whether by a man or a woman, invalidates Wudoo' (ablution). A person who breaks wind is not required to perform Istinjaa'. Rather, it is obligatory on this person to perform Wudoo', which is washing the face along with Madmadah (rinsing the mouth) and Istinshaaq (sniffing water into the nose and then expelling it), washing the two arms up until the elbows, wiping the head along with the ears, and… read more here.


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Shaping the Network Society: The New Role of Civil Society in Cyberspace
Editor: Douglas Schuler, Peter Day
Publisher: Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2004
Review Published: July 2005
There ought to be little doubt that making the emergent global market society democratically accountable, inclusive, and responsible to the vast majority of humanity confined to violent poverty and political isolation is the central task of our times. It is from that standpoint that we must judge the value of the digital networks that constitute the infrastructure of globalization. Unlike so much of the apolitical techno-mystification that passes for academic cyberculture studies, Shaping the Network Society, edited by Douglas Schuler and Peter Day, places that task front and center. Through a series of theoretical essays and empirical case studies it evaluates the roles that digital networks have played and might yet play in conducting and producing an as-yet unrealized but still conceivable democratic, global "civil society" bound no longer to the parochialism of the nation state and the inequities of neo-colonialism but rigged across new trans-urban, trans-regional and trans-national geographies in vast reciprocal webworks of technological, economic, social, cultural and political interconnection. For that reason alone, Shaping the Network Society, the outgrowth of a 2000 symposium convened in Seattle, Washington by Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, is a book that anyone interested in the future of democracy as something more than a post-facto justification for U.S. oil wars should want to read and to applaud.
The book is divided into three sections: one on ethical frameworks for the "civilizing" of cyberspace, one on empirical case studies of actual "civil society" projects in cyberspace, and another on speculative and empirical projections of an emergent and potential global "civil society" in cyberspace. Each section has its highlights. Gary Chapman's piece from section one on "Shaping Technology for the 'Good Life'" uses the Slow Food movement to develop a materially based counter-ethic to the ethos of speed, disposability and relentless corporate growth that has infused so much of the commercial expansion of the Web. Although he risks an unfortunate theoretical nostalgia by opposing the post-Netscape Web's "technological imperative" to the so-called "social imperative" of Slow Food, Chapman persuasively argues that the successful development of long-term social affiliations on the Internet will require a far more nuanced concept of the "good life" than that which can be provided by the go-go drive of the 1990s towards short term stock market valuations and quick technological turnover. He could have found such an alternative ethos in any number of other quarters but Slow Food's mixture of an aestheticized "good life" with a sophisticated critique of agribusiness, bio-technology and consumer "fast food" marketing is as good a place to start as any. Likewise, Geert Lovink and Patrice Riemens provide an invaluable service to democratic net-community builders with their sophisticated unpacking of the political and commercial contradictions that eventually brought down the Digital City project in Amsterdam. This kind of essay can serve both as foundational material for studies of political society in cyberspace and as a kind of pragmatic de-briefing of an important historical moment, in preparation for new stages in the socialization of cyberspace. Lovink and Riemans' piece is infused with a Gramscian spirit of conjuctural specificity rather than the empty declarations of universalism which have marked so-much Net utopianism. The very same spirit of analytical and political specificity, enriched with even greater interest in nuanced historical analysis, can be found in David Silver's piece, "The Soil of Cyberspace," on comparative developments between the Blacksburg Electronic Village and the Seattle Community Network during the 1990s. Silver's piece, coupled with Douglas Morris' worthy history of the Indymedia network, helps to push the notoriously ahistorical field of academic cyberculture studies solidly in the direction of composing a "useful past" for any future democratization of the Internet.
However, at the same time that we should want to build on this book's aims by infusing new research into global cyberspace with a democratic ethic of political responsibility, we should also be skeptical about the sufficiency of this book's theoretical framework for that task. Its contributors ask many of the right questions, but their main ideas are too often mired in the antinomies of modern liberal political thought. As a result, their insights tend to be frustratingly limited. While its heart is certainly in the right place, the visions and diagnoses of Shaping the Network Society are simply not radical enough to get to the roots of our problems.
The main trouble is Shaping the Network Society's relentlessly sunny neo-populist view of Habermas' "public sphere." The background to this discussion is the book's related reliance on Manuel Castells' "network society" as a ruptural transition within capitalism leading towards global dispersal of production systems, consolidation of urban command and control structures, quickening of commodification dynamics, and the re-composition of capital in line with the metaphor of the distributed network. From this description, the contributors to Shaping the Network Society all in one way or another derive the dual notion that the "network society" threatens the very existence of classical democratic ideals while at the same time provides infrastructure for an even more genuinely global and socially interactive set of democratic practices. They do not challenge the underlying assumptions of the "network society" itself, let alone Castells' controversial formulation of it, but instead reaffirm even more strongly the classical virtues of public democracy in order to better govern the apparently inevitable march of the "network society." This leads them, like many otherwise well-meaning liberals, to embrace Habermas' "public sphere" as the single-best description of a properly functioning public democracy and their central point of political judgment. At its best, this impulse promises to infuse the landscape of digital capitalism with a revived political idealism and social activism. At its worst, it truncates possibilities for an alternative radical political imagination by splitting its discourse into an empirically false and non-dialectical binary division between "good" NGOs versus "bad" transnational corporations.
The editors of this volume spell out their preferences when they claim that the "community and civic infrastructures, applications, services, and artifacts outlined here are far removed from the technoeconomic credo that currently shapes the sanitized and homogenous world of dot-coms and transnational corporate media" (353, emphasis mine). Here we have a repeated modern binary in the making, quite similar to the pre-McLuhanite distinction between the digital "medium" and its "proper uses" which concludes Howard Rheingold's contribution. Cees Hamelink does the same, posing "governance agendas" for the "network society" as a stark choice between neoliberalism and "human rights" without questioning the ways that "human rights" discourse itself has played a decisive role in the governing structures of neoliberalism since the 1970s (i.e. "human rights" as one means among many to divide global space into "civilized" and "rogue" nations). Even Oliver Boyd-Barrett's otherwise excellent chapter on the role U.S. neo-imperial power in the construction of global cyberspace still leaves one begging the question: where in the world does one expect to find a "public" portion of the Internet "autonomous" from state and corporate influence given that the Internet itself is at all points, even when it is "open sourced," at least in part the product of states and corporations?
The transnational corporate media that colonized so much of the Internet during the 1990s deserve serious criticism for their roles in cheapening public debate, accelerating commercialization, and widening gaps between rich and poor. But, it is little more than neo-populist fantasy to think that any one of the organizations outlined in this book, from Indymedia to the Seattle Community Network to Amsterdam's Digital City Project, can be so easily partitioned off from the "technoeconomic credo" of institutions like Microsoft, Google, and Cisco Systems which provide the infrastructure for these "civil society" experiments as much as for globalization as a whole. One could just as easily point out that the "civilizing" project described in the editors' introductory prescription of a dose of progressive "civil society" for the dog-eat-dog world of privatized digital capitalism bears an uncomfortable resemblance to Negri and Hardt's critique of NGOs as missionaries for the civilizing project of "Empire" [1].
Why, exactly, should we want to "civilize" the "network society" in the first place? The "network society" is already its own kind of "civilizing" project. What other possibilities might be foreclosed by committing ourselves to that sort of liberal "civilizing" rhetoric? Would it really help to redress global inequality, for instance, to make the internal deliberations of the World Bank available online and open to the general public? Perhaps. But might we not also use the existing framework of digital networks as the basis for an altogether different kind of global financial redistribution system no longer tied so narrowly to the neo-imperial history of the World Bank? Does one choice preclude the other? Shaping the Network Society fails to pose such limit-condition questions, preferring the safer ground of cheerleading for "digital community" and "civil society." The point here is not to dismiss notions of "digital community," nor to defend the sullied reputations of high-tech transnational corporations, but instead to say that engaged political work that claims to be invested in democratizing global cyberspace (and thus the global capitalism of which it is an inseparable part) needs to proceed in media res, from actual social complexities and not from an abstract preference for the little guys versus the big corporations. In these terms, it is well worth asking why none of the contributors takes up in any serious ways the possibility of democratically re-engineering the infrastructural conditions of the Internet itself, at the level of the code, technological capital investment, and the uneven distribution of the underlying hardware? This may be implied by some of the authors' positions, but it is not discussed outright.
The intellectual problems with relying so heavily on interplay between Habermas and Castells are countless, but for the sake of brevity let's focus on just one underlying assumption. This is not simply the well-known question of correcting Habermas' historical blindspots (e.g. the "public sphere" in its "enlightened" heyday was hardly so "public" for women, non-Europeans, non-Whites, unpropertied workers, etc.) These have been capably catalogued and redressed by way of reference to Nancy Fraser's (1997) theory of "multiple publics" in the editors' introduction. It is a question of what the very concept of the "public" means historically in relation to its sustaining oppositions. The most important of these is probably the notion of individual "privacy," which is, like "democracy" itself, almost daily chronicled in the corporate media as being under threat from the likes of credit reporting agencies, military satellites, relational database systems, spyware, spam, and the unscrupulous netherworld of Internet marketing. In the Habermasian public sphere, there is an essential presupposition that private citizens will enter into the public body by leaving behind their private concerns and focusing rationally on matters of the common good.
But what if that very relationship is what needs to be debated and reimagined? What would a political imagination beyond binary distinctions between public and private look like? Would it be more or less useful for helping to redress the concerns of the subaltern subjects that Shaping the Network Society implicitly claims to place at the heart of its analysis? What if it is the very effort to wedge liberal ideas of privacy and publicity into the technological architecture of the Internet, in part to guarantee spaces for "civilized" deliberation, that has guaranteed the continuing social fiction of property in code? What do the global poor really have to gain from guarding the political and legal infrastructure of Western privacy rights over things like the code to generic pharmaceuticals, bio-engineered plants, and Hollywood films? Yes, they should be allowed public access to deliberations over these social priorities. But, for those deliberations one day to be considered directly meaningful to all of the world's inhabitants, because they are carried out among equals rather than among investors and laborers or creditors and debtors, we will need some much stronger medicine than the Habermasian "public sphere" of Shaping the Network Society can provide. The very structure of the Internet pushes us to think beyond the modern antinomies of public and private, not simply to simulate the antinomies of classical liberalism under the conditions of digital capitalism. Those who follow the work of Shaping the Network Society should try to do likewise.
1. Negri and Hardt's critique of NGOs occurs during their opening discussion of constitutive imperial power in Empire. There they describe the new global NGOs as operating according to a kind of "moral interventionism" analogous in form to the role of missionaries during classical imperialism: "NGOs conduct 'just wars' without arms, without violence, without borders. Like the Dominicans in the late medieval period and the Jesuits at the dawn of modernity, these groups strive to identify universal needs and defend human rights. Through their language and their action they first define the enemy as privation . . . and then recognize the enemy as sin. . . Within this logical framework it is not strange but rather all too natural that in their attempts to respond to privation, these NGOs are led to denounce publicly the sinners . . . nor is it strange that they leave it to the 'secular wing' the task of actually addressing problems. In this way, moral intervention has become a frontline force of imperial intervention" (36).
Nancy Fraser. Justice Interruptus: Critical Reflections on the Post-Socialist Condition. New York: Routledge, 1997.
Antonio Negri and Michael Hardt. Empire Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2000.
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Since coming to power, US President Donald Trump has effectively vetoed all appointments of judges to the World Trade Organisation's Appellate Body, the instance that makes rulings on global trade disputes. The court is supposed to have seven judges but by the end of this month the number will be down to three – the minimum for the system to function.
Mr Trump has railed against the court, claiming the US always loses cases, but in fact the US has a substantial win rate when it takes complaints to the WTO. "The US appears to be of the view that the court is politicised and ineffective. But, there are studies that show the US has won 86 per cent of the cases it has taken to the court over the past 20 years," says European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström.
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Closing Out The Year….
So, it is again that time of the year. The year is aging to a close. All of the plans, schemes and dreams we had for 2010 are now coming to an end. For some, this can be a little depressing for a number of reasons. We look back and it is often easy to see all the things that we've not done. We can add up the number of things that we had hoped to complete before the end of the year. All of this as well as the inevitable stresses that can come with the holiday season can up to a pretty awful time.
How are you doing at this time of you?
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As for Unsy being a bit overweight for a guy with a stocky build, that is totally irrelevant. If he was charging out as captain, then Barton would have a point. But if a manager needs to be an exemplar of fitness, then all should be sacked! That's not their job. Besides, anyone with muscle looks fat in a suit - they don't call Tony Bellew 'Fat Boy' for nothing (but never to his face!).
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Lake Elmo amateur wake surfer places 5th at worlds
Dan Van Amptig started wake surfing on Minnesota waters three years ago. Earlier this month, he competed in a worldwide competition for the sport, taking home new friendships and a fifth-place finish.
In wake surfing, a rider trails behind a specialized boat and rides the boat's wake without holding a rope.
Van Amptig surfed in the 24th Annual Centurion Boats World Wake Surfing Championship in early September in Ogden Valley, Utah, where the world's top eight riders in a number of divisions competed. He surfed in the men's amateur surf division, which he said came with a set of challenges.
"Every contest is different, so you never know what you're going to get from the wave," the 36-year-old from Lake Elmo said.
He finished third in his heat but didn't advance to the finals, pointing to a smaller boat wake than he was used to practicing with. He described his performance as a "rough run," though overall he placed fifth out of over 200 competitors — and it was his first world competition.
Getting his feet wet
Van Amptig's wife, Andrea, introduced him to the sport several years ago, and his love for wake surfing on lakes only grew from there. He said with tough Minnesota winters, it only seemed right to make the most of summer.
Growing up snowboarding, Van Amptig said he saw wake surfing as a natural progression from the other board sports he'd tried.
He and his wife first competed in a Brainerd wake surfing event through a competitive surfing association. From there, the two entered more contests after getting a lesson from a former world champ.
They first ranked two years ago before traveling to Michigan for a contest. Last year, the two competed in a Minneapolis wakesurfing open as well as an online contest, before surfing in three contests so far this year.
World competition
In Utah, Van Amptig said there were two tiers of riders. The top two from each heat advanced to the finals, putting him just one slot away from the top round.
Even so, he said he's proud he can make time in his busy life for wake surfing. He's a sales engineer and has a couple other responsibilities, too.
"Having two little kids — a 1- and a 3-year-old — getting any time on the water is super difficult," he said. "To compete on a world stage and also being a dad and chasing the kids around is a lot. But sometimes my family is up on the board with me [during practice]."
Van Amptig said that although he would have liked to place higher in the competition, he made connections that weekend for which he's grateful — "Making friends, seeing people, meeting people, creating friendships you wouldn't normally have."
He described the competition as "pretty intense," nodding to the skill level of tricks other surfers were performing. Some 11 countries were represented at the competition.
The next wave
The 2020 contest season starts in November, but Van Amptig said he's taking the winter off from training.
"[I'll be] just keeping in shape, and when the spring hits there's just a whole new slew of contests," he said.
This year, Van Amptig and Andrea competed in amateur surf competitions. Next year, he said he plans to move to the next division: outlaw semi-professional. He said they were invited last year to compete in the semi-pros, but were unable to attend.
For the love of wake surfing
Van Amptig said from the beginning of his wakesurfing career until now, he and his wife went through their share of trials and errors. But he noted after the initial learning curve, it's hard to describe the experience the sport brings.
"Once you get up, you're just surfing away. It's just a really cool feeling," he said. "I never thought growing up I'd be any sort of competitive surfer living in Minnesota."
To his delight, he and his wife are doing just that — with their young children in tow.
"We're water people," he said. "It's just a great family sport."
He encourages those interested in learning to wake surf to ask someone with a wake surf-specific boat to teach them.
"The way to get into it is just find somebody who does it, and more often and not, they're very welcoming," he said.
For those who want to give the sport a try next summer, several wake surfing instructors are spread across Minnesota, including at Faction Marine and Hangloose MN.
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If there is a differing which occurs between a person and his wife with regard to some of the khilafaat (the oppositions) which are present today, between Ahlus Sunnah and other than them. For example,the wife she sees Shaykh Yahya hafidhahullah to be correct in this fitna and her husband did not agree, then what is the advice of the scholars with regards to this ?
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The Shaykh hafidhahullah ta'ala responded by saying :
The Truth is more deserving that it is followed and the woman,she has been ordered with the obedience of her husband.However,this is in goodness and the Messenger sallalahu alayhi wasallam ,he said
"If I was to order anyone to make sujood to anyone else ,i would have ordered the women to prostrate to her husband" (Abu Dawood ,2140 ,graded Hasan)
So he said that she is ordered with goodness. However, she is not to obey him in disobedience or in that which is an error and a mistake. Especially, if she had with her some form of understanding and it is not upon him (the husband) either or he should not force her or put pressure upon her to accept something which is incorrect if she is upon that which is correct.He should not force her in this matter. He(the shaykh) also mentioned that
Umm Sulaim radhiallahu anha, when Abu Talha desired to marry her,at that time Umm Sulaym, She was from the people of Islaam and he was not. So she said that the likes of you is not to be rejected. However, I am a woman who is a Muslimah and it is not halal for you to marry me. However, if you accept Islaam, then you can marry me.(Nasai 3343 graded Hasan)
.So he (the shaykh) said, there is nothing preventing the man to accept the advice or the statement of his wife,if she is correct in an affair.There is nothing preventing this.
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As the quote by Michael Jordan states "Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen and others Make It Happen".
On Saturday, 17 September influential leaders from diverse industries gathered at the IIM Calcutta campus to exchange and share views on "thought leadership" in business, at the PGPEX annual business symposium, Lattice which ran on the theme "Make it Happen".
Lattice, '16 was the confluence of distinguished personalities and the student populace to discuss contemporary issues of rapid digitization, social changes and the role of today's competent leaders in contributing to this transformation. Participants heard from leaders and inspiring individuals as they shared their insights on contemporary business practices, leading change and how collaboration between various entities is a key to make India Inc. better.
The event commenced with the Chief Guest, Hon'ble Minister for Railways, Shri Suresh Prabhu, giving his scintillating speech on how a competent leader is an idea articulator, implementer and also someone who takes along people and drives the entire mission. He emphasized how PM Modi's initiative "Swachh Bharat" is a people's movement and can transform so many Indian sectors, thereby contributing to the GDP. His own ministry has taken the initiative of "clean my coach" service via sms. A thinker and doer himself, he said "His ministry is transforming the complete complaint redressal system into Management Information Systems, capturing geography, functions from where the complaints are coming". There were some very inspiring keynote speeches from Mr. Partha Sarathi Bhattacharya(former chairman and MD, Coal India) and Mr Olaf Iversen (Consulate General of Federal Republic of Germany) who shared their experiences of organizational transformation. "Trade and commerce between India and Germany is embedded in the relations between India and EU", said Mr Iversen. As the event unfolded, it took the participants on a voyage of discovery through the mesmerizing video on the PGPEX journey. This was preceded by a small talk by a current batch student, called "A story of Dreams" which took a long shot at life and said "it's ok to dream again...you have done it...you will do it again...".
The afternoon scheduled panel discussion witnessed the presence of industry experts like Mr Sathish Nuggu (MD, Travel Tipper), Mr. Ashok Gopinath (MD, Accenture Application Services Business Unit), Mr, Shibatiya Sen (Director, Praxair Business Development) moderated by Prof Biju Paul Abraham (Public Policy and Management, IIMC). "As managers, we need to build our competency in a domain. The industry today needs specialists more than generalists", said Mr. Gopinath. Through keynote presentations, panel discussions, and interactive Q&A sessions, attendees explored the themes of leadership, transformation, experiences and expectations. With the morning inspiring sessions, the afternoon business briefings, the atmosphere of the event was dynamic, lively and engaging.
Towards the glowing twilight, the event witnessed a series of social talks that began with Mr. Abhijeet Barse (Co-Founder and CEO, Slum Soccer) and Mr. Vikash Agarwal (Surgical Oncologist) who shared light on how entrepreneurs can impact the society by creating value. The celebration began when Mr Ajay Poonia conducted the intriguing business quiz that saw participation from teams across various b-schools and corporates. The event ended with a laughter riot when Stand-Up king, Mr. Zakir Khan took up the stage and entertained the audience with his wit and humour.
This year's symposium drew students from various b-schools and IIMC alumni from across the country which provided the current PGPEX students with excellent connecting opportunities and cross-industry learning. "Thank you PGPEX 10th batch for putting up a great show, you guys have clearly raised the bar for Lattice, kudos! ", said one of the alumni while leaving the campus.
About the Author:
Neha Bhargava, a current student of PGPEX 16-17, has more than 2 years of motherhood experience and 7.5 years of experience in the IT products industry. She's an avid learner and has a flair for writing, painting and dancing.


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Aburaage (Deep-fried Tofu Skin a.k.a. Taupok) / 油揚げ
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If you've had any of our New Year Steamboat packs, you'd have had the Aburaage (a.k.a deep-fried tofu skin, otherwise better known as Taupok in Singapore). They are what our 店長 would refer to as "next level taupok".
These take half as little time to soak up any sauce or soup and soften way faster than the beancurd skins in the market. Know how people always say that the Japanese does everything better? They truly nailed this one.
If our mothers are amazed by the quality of this one, get one for anyone you know who is a fan of Taupok!
- 3 pieces per pack
- 96G per pack
- Keep frozen
- Packed and imported from Japan


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Frankincense oil is distilled from the resin of the milky white sap that is extracted from the tree bark of Boswellia sacara or Boswellia carterii. Mostly grown in the middle east where it is has been used for more than 3000 years for religious ceremony and healings. It is also grown in the east African countries of Somolia and Ethiopia. Frankincense oil has a strong, sweet, woody and spicy aroma that is stimulating and energizing to the mind. It is used in the aromatherapy world for various health benefits such as reducing pain and inflammation, anti-aging, acne control, relieving stress and anxiety, immune booster and to reduce the risk of cancer.
Frankincense essential oil uses, quick glance:
- Frankincense essential oil anti-inflammation
- Frankincense oil anti-aging
- Frankincense oil for acne
- Frankincense oil for scar and stretch mark removal
- Frankincense oil for wound healing
- Frankincense oil for cold and flu
- Frankincense oil for pain
- Frankincense oil for digestion
- Frankincense oil for stress and anxiety
- Frankincense oil boost immune system
- Frankincense oil has anti-cancer properties
- Frankincense oil is diuretic
- Frankincense oil improves your respiratory health
- Frankincense oil improves your oral health
- Frankincense oil reduces menstrual discomfort
- Frankincense essential oil anti-inflammation
Frankincense has been proven to be very effective in inhibiting leukotrienes, a small chemical produced by the cells of the body which can cause inflammation by promoting free radical damages and could cause many inflammatory diseases like, asthma, colitis, rheumatism, arthritis. The frankincense has been shown to inhibit leukotrienes, it blocked the synthesis of leukotriene, there by inhibiting inflammation and shrinking the inflamed tissue.
Diffuse some drops of frankincense oil, topically apply, inhale or add some drops to your bath water to enjoy the benefits of the oil.
- Frankincense oil anti-aging
Frankincense oil is one of the best essential oil uses to reduce the effect of aging on the skin, it is anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and astringent. It helps to protect the skin cells from damages caused by free radicals.
It tightens and prevents sagging of skin tissues, it reduces the presence of scars, age spot, dark marks and wrinkles in the skin. It also clear blemish and tone the skin.
Mix some drops of frankincense oil with your favorites carrier oil and apply topically on the skin, make sure you do a skin patch test if you are using it for the first time for allergic reaction.
- Frankincense oil for acne
Frankincense is not only good in treating acne, it helps to clear the scars left by acne on the skin. Frankincense essential oil is powerful anti-bacterial, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and astringent.
It does not only kill the bacterial that cause acne, it also controls oily and greasy skin and maintain a balanced moisturize skin, it also prevents irritation and relieves pains caused by black head or white head swollen pimples.
Dilute some drops of frankincense oil with coconut oil and rub on the affected area of your skin.
- Frankincense oil for scar and stretch mark removal
Frankincense oil helps quickly helps your skin rejuvenates from old scars, stretch mark left behind by acne, wounds or cuts and blemish on the skin.
Add some few drops to your favorite essential oil carrier or your lotion and apply directly on your skin to get the desired outcome.
- Frankincense oil for wound healing
Frankincense essential oil is used to speed up the healing process and protect the wounds from infections. What to do, dap a cotton bud on a diluted frankincense oil with a carrier oil and apply as a disinfectant on the surface of the wound.
- Frankincense oil for cold and flu
Frankincense essential oil is a natural astringent, antiseptic and expectorant, it is use to relieve your cold and flu and boost your immune system to withstand the symptoms of cold and flu.
What you need to do is, inhale frankincense oil directly to decongest your respiratory tract.
You can also mix about 3 drops of frankincense oil with 3 drops myrrh oil, 3 drops of rosemary oil and 3 drops of eucalyptus oil to your bath water, you can as well add these mixtures to warm water cover your head with towel and inhale the steamed vapor.
Do this for several times until your cold and flu disappears. If your condition does not improve after 2-3 days make sure you see your doctor.
- Frankincense oil for pain
Frankincense essential oil is uses as effective reliever for such pain as joint pain, backache, muscle pain and rheumatism.
Dilute some drops of frankincense oil with your favorite carrier oil. I prefer using coconut oil and massage carefully in the area of pain.
The substance absorbed fast in to you skin and gives you instant relieve. You can also diffuse also diffuse frankincense oil in your room at bed time to calm your nerves and relax your muscles.
- Frankincense oil for digestion
Frankincense oil is effective in the treatment of problems associated with stomach cramps such as indigestion, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), gas or bloating. The oil helps speed up the secretion of gastric juices, bile and acids in the intestine.
Dilute some about 4-5 drops of the oil with 2-3 drops of coconut oil, carefully massage below your abdomen, or add about 2 drops to 7 ounces of clean water and drink.
Alternatively add two drops to one table spoon of honey mixt the substance carefully and take.
- Frankincense oil for stress and anxiety
Frankincense is a very effective antidote for stress and anxiety. It lowers your stress and anxiety by promoting deep breathing and relaxation when you inhale or smell the fragrance. It also rejuvenates your nerves, relax your mind and improve your mental peace.
When diffuse in your room before bed time frankincense oil is capable of giving you sound peaceful sleep.
Blend some few drops of frankincense oil with other bed time essential oil like lavender oil and ylang ylang oil in your diffuser at bed time to have a good lovely night rest. You can also drop these mixture on your pillows or bed spread to enjoy the same effect.
- Frankincense oil boost immune system
Frankincense essential is use to support your immune system. They are very effective as an antiseptic, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. When use properly it keeps you away from common illness such as cold and flu, stomach disorder, protecting wound from infection, keeps bacterial and germs away from your home when diffused with other disinfectant oil.
- Frankincense oil has anti-cancer properties
Studies have shown that boswellic acids found in frankincense oil are potent apoptotic agents to cancer cells. It is reported that the boswellic acid acetate seems to induce apoptotic in six human myeloid leukemia cell lines through a caspase-mediated pathway.
The anticancer activities of frankincense oil or sometimes refers to as AKBA is attributed to the inbibitory effect on the lipoxegenases, leading to the inhibition of cell proliferation and induction of apoptosis in tumor cell.
- Frankincense oil is diuretic
Frankincense essential oil increase the volume of urine production, there by cleansing your bladder off toxic substances that may be harmful to the body. When you find yourself frequenting the rest room after taking frankincense do not be alarmed, it is helping you expelling the toxic in your system.
- Frankincense oil improves your respiratory health
Frankincense essential oil is uses to treat or relieves various respiratory problems such as phlegm, cough, bronchitis, asthma. It clears phlegm deposited in the respiratory tracts and lungs, and reduce inflammations caused by cough and asthma.
It also boosts the immune system against the re-occurrence of the problems associated with respiratory issues.
Inhale directly from the bottle, diffuse or use as steam inhalation to solve your various respiratory issues.
- Frankincense oil improves your oral health
This special oil is also very beneficial for your oral health, it refreshing your mouth and keeps mouth odors away. It also prevents tooth decay, toothache, gingivitis, mouth sores and so on. No wonder that you find frankincense one of the active ingredients in many oral products.
When proper diluted with a carrier oil like coconut oil, you can apply some drops and switch around your mouth 5-7 seven minute before brushing your mouth, or add some few drop to little quantity of water and gurgle.
You can also drop like 3 drops below your tongue and allow to circulate for some few minutes before spewing out or you ingest it no problem as long as it is properly diluted.
- Frankincense oil reduces menstrual discomfort
Having a lots of issues menstrual circle, frankincense essential oil is one the favorite oil that could be used to improve menstrual and menopause health.
It balances the hormone levels and regulate estrogen production, thereby helping to relieves pain, stress, headache, constipation, nausea, mood swing, anxiety and fatigue associated with menstruation and menopause.
Can you ingest frankincense essential oil?
Frankincense essential oil can be used internally if properly diluted with carrier oil like coconut oil in the accepted quantity. Alternatively, you can also ingest frankincense oil by diluting some drops with a table spoon of pure honey.
However, you should not give frankincense oil to children below 7 years and women should avoid ingesting the oil during pregnancy or breast feeding as the oil is said to be emmenagogue which means they are capable of inducing menstruation.
Frankincense oil side effect
There are no serious reported cases of using frankincense oil, except that some precaution has to be taken. When using the oil topically on the skin make sure you dilute it properly with a carrier oil before applying it on your skin, it is also recommended to do a skin patch test to ascertain the sensitivity of the oil on the skin before applying on the skin.
Do not ingest a large quantity of the oil to avoid problems such as constipation, heart burn, and nausea. In overall it highly encouraged that you consult your doctor before using any essential oil.


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English Majors will recognize the illustration as Chaucer's Wife of Bath as created by the Ellesmere manuscript of the Canterbury Tales. It's the closest we're going to get to Alice Perrers who was, some think, the template for the cheery chatty wife.
Scholars have their reasons, and I'm not about to weigh in on the question of attribution, but Alice had a decidedly more adventurous life than Ms of Bath could ever dream of.
A mistress of the king and one of the most vilified women in England, she came from obscurity to end on the top of the fourteenth century heap and despite the best efforts of some of the best minds in the country, managed to keep her head and a good part of her irregularly gotten fortune.
Alice Perrers was born 1348, the daughter of a merchant or a knight or neither, depending on what source you prefer. Whatever the rank, she somehow got entre to the court of Edward III (1312-1377). She found herself lady-in-waiting to the Queen Philippa of Hainault (1314-1369), and when the queen became ill, comforted the King presumably in ways that he had not quite anticipated. She was fifteen, he, fifty one. The best one can say is that you have to give the old boy props for being able to keep up with her.
Enough for three illegitimate children, in any event. The first serious gift she got in return was two tuns of wine. It was a start.
Over time the tab grew. She had not one but two manor houses. In 1373, Edward gave her the queen's jewels. And, as happens in these cases, the habits of avarice only grew. She liked real estate, eventually acquiring by gift or purchase fifty six different manors. To help finance the lifestyle, she sold influence.
Her apogee was 1375 as she headed the opening parade for a week long tournement, styling her self as the Lady of the Sun.
No one does that well that fast without creating enemies and hers were in the church. John Wycliffe, translator of the bible into English, thought her the devil's tool. The St Albans chronicles mention her possession of the manor of Oxeye, rightful property of the church. More specifically, of the Abbey of St Albans. The brothers went to law over it, and would press their case for years.
Alice meanwhile had other more important things on her mind. An aging king, perhaps doddery and under the influence of a young woman, attracts the ambitious looking to get in on early on the winning side. The Prince of Wales was the obvious favorite, but nothing is guaranteed at times like these. Edward's third son John of Gaunt had his own eye on the prize. Certainly his followers were all for it, and several of them gathered her into their circle. They also got a little grasping in financial matters, which right minded people thought bad for the kingdom.
When the greed became too much, Alice's enemies girded themselves up to petition the king to get rid of her, pointing out that, in case he wasn't aware, she was already married to the deputy of Ireland. His reaction was simply to plead ignorance and ask them to be gentle with her. The Good Parliament of 1376 took up the matter, impeached a number of her new friends on charges of usury and fraud. Alice invaded the benches of Westminster to keep an eye on proceedings and ensure that things went her way. (One consequence of this was a new law preventing women from from appearing in law, which was used to arrange her banishment.)
But the 14th century in Europe was one giant game of snakes and ladders (or Game of Thrones, if you prefer). The Prince of Wales died suddenly and John of Gaunt was on the ascendency. Alice was able to reverse the ruling against her and return to her old habits of nudging the course of justice.
The king died, she either at his side, or not, and either stealing the rings off his fingers, or not
John of Gaunt became regent. Eventually Richard II came to the throne. More condemnation of Alice from Parliament, but not for long. Richard apparently had a small liking for her – or he disliked her enemies – and he let her return to court, though never with the same kind of influence she had enjoyed under his father.
That suit from the St Alban's monks continued like a medieval Jarndyce v Jarndyce. Eventually she retired to one of her remaining estates in Essex and like retired people of a certain type spent the rest of her earthy efforts in legal fights to get back the rest of it. She failed. So too did her health. She died in 1400 of natural causes, leaving a few questions still unanswered.
The final judgement on her character? Her enemies (the men of St Albans) could say nothing good of her (she was accused of witchcraft, else how could such a plain woman have bewitched the king?), others could only allude to her being open handed when she was in funds. Some novelists have recently employed a little (okay, a lot of) artistic license to re-float her reputation, but it's uphill work. Generally speaking, people who get that kind of fortune in those kinds of circumstance in that short a period of time, well – shall we suggest that the burden of proof is kind of on them to show it was honestly got?
And the Wife of Bath bit? Well, Chaucer had been one of her patrons; it is likely Alice who got him the sinecure and set him up for life. A juicy part in his little roman a clef was little enough in return.
The chief sources are Gesta Abbatum S. Albani mentioend above and the Ypodigma Neustriae (as well as scads of official records). Froissart is absent on the story of Alice Perrers, which is sad since hers is just the kind of juicy gossip he lived for.
See also W.M. Ormrod, 'The Trials of Alice Perrers', Speculum (2008), 83 : pp 366-396
W. Mark Ormrod, Edward III, Yale University Press, 2011


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Have you ever thought of using coloured mice to add or subtract?
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The base is like a chalkboard and you can write down numbers to help you do the math. We learn things better when we break them into small pieces, or into mice. There's nothing simpler if we break down the sums into mice so we have fun while learning to add and subtract.
Adding with coloured mice is so much fun.
Chalking Sumouse contains 35 painted beech-wood pieces and 6 sticks of chalk. There are 30 mice —10 of each color— and 5 board pieces. It comes in a 14 cm x 14 cm x 19 cm box that weighs 0,78 kg. And if you don't know where to start, don't worry, because with Chalking Sumouse we include a little instruction manual.
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