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Spearmint Baby: Fair warning: you can get lost for hours on this site (in a really good way). Also see Spearmint Wedding, Spearmint Decor, Spearmint Kitchen, and Spearmint Money.
IHeart Organizing: This is THE BEST organizing blog. I basically have to keep a mop nearby when I read it because of all the drool.
MadebyGirl: Jen Ramos' art is breathtaking, I love her prints, her home is gorgeous, aaand she happens to be beautiful and seems like a sweetheart.
alltumbledown: A style blog by my friend Nina about dressing fab as a modern Orthodox Jew. She has a thing for brights and sparkly things so you really can't go wrong.
Ain't No Mom Jeans: As far as I'm concerned, this is the best fashion blog for new (or not so new) moms. She combines practicality with looking good and puts together the cuuuutest outfits. I'm a fan.
designstILes: self-described as being made up of "3 parts fashion, 2 parts travel, a dash of cuisine, a sprinkle of bargain, a pinch of art, a smidgen of movies, and a whole lot of Interior Design" there's always something interesting or pretty to see.
MY Old Country House: I adore her home decor and would let her take over our apartment in a minute. And I am seriously obsessed with her living room.
Making it Lovely: How have I missed this until now?? LOVE Nicole Balch and her blog more and more. Her living room in particular is to DIE for.
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George Thorogood And The Destroyers (CD Reissue)
Rounder, 2013
http://www.georgethorogood.com
REVIEW BY: David Bowling
If you want some in your face hard rock/blues, then this reissue of George Thorogood And The Destroyers' first album is for you. Thorogood had recorded a number of songs during 1974, but they were not released until 1979 after he had become commercially successful, so this self-titled album, issued in 1977, was his official debut.
The album consists of eight classic blues covers and two original compositions. Thorogood will never be mistaken for a traditional blues artist. He has a rock 'n' roll heart and brings it to the music. He is also the type of guitar player that you will either like or hate. He is not a great or sophisticated technician but gets by on energy and passion. Think of him and his backing musicians as an excellent bar band that made good. The music may not be the way Robert Johnson, John Lee Hooker, or Elmore James intended, but it is raucous and always fun.
While he has added and subtracted some additional musicians along the way, drummer Jeff Simon and bassist Bill Blough back him on the album, with only a second guitarist in places; they both remain with him today.
Thorogood is an artist who gained and has retained much of his popularity by constantly touring. In 1980 he embarked on a 50/50 tour, which meant performing in all 50 states in 50 days.
He is usually at his best when playing up-tempo and at times frenetic rock and blues. Earl Hooker's "You Got To Lose," Elmore James' "Madison Blues," and especially Bo Diddley's "Ride On Josephine" all benefit from this approach. That is followed by the story song "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer," which still receives radio airplay today.
Less successful are his slower tunes, which tend to expose his limitations. Robert Johnson's "Kind Hearted Woman" sounds forced and the Elmore James tune, "Can't Stop Lovin,'" never attains the energy level of the faster tracks.
His own compositions tend to be replicas of his blues covers. While not original in concept or execution, "Homesick Boy" and "Delaware Slide" present Thorogood for what he is, which is a competent, spirited, and at times forceful rock and blues guitarist.
George Thorogood And The Destroyers did not change the course of American blues or rock 'n' roll but it made them a bit more enjoyable. It is an album for the beer hall or smoky night club.
Rating: B
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History of Lesvos
Lesvos History
Excavations have revealed that Lesvos had already been inhabited since the late Neolithic period. First inhabitants had been the Pelasgians in 3.300 BC, who firstly named it "Pelasgia". Through the passage of the years, different names had been given to this island, some of which are Lassia, Aithiopi, Makaria, Aiolis, only to end up with the current name of Lesvos, son of a Thessalian hero named Lapithos.
Lesvos 's history is long and agitated and bonded in a great extend with its position across the Asia Minor 's shore.
Here are some of the island's most significant historic moments:
10th-8th century BC: The coming of Achaeans and Aeolians and the establishment of "Lesbian Exapolis". Mytilene, Antissa, Pyrra, Arisvi, Mithymna and Eresos are the most important city-states, and their founders are traditionally considered as the descendants of Atreides.
7th-6th century BC: During the Archaic period, simultaneously with the trade and settlement on the island, there is a prominent cultural development, that results in the island to gradually evolving into an important culturl center of Eastern Aegean.
527-479 BC: Lesvos is conquered by Persians
428 BC: After the battle of Mycale and the defeat of Persians, the island becomes a member of the Delian League and the Peloponnesian war, defected from the Alliance resulting in the slaughter of the male population of the city and the enslavement of civilians.
88 BC: Lesvos is occupied by the Romans, therefore the Roman Aqueduct had been built in the area of Moria. Through it, water was transported at a distance of about 30 km, in the city of Mytilene.
52 AD: About that time, the island accepts Christianity through the preaching of St. Paul.
Byzantine period: Incursions are taking place by the Saracens on one hand and by Venetians and Franco on the other.
1355-1462: The island is given to the Gatelouzos by the Byzantium. Then, the city's castle was built and is maintained until nowadays.
1462: This is the year when Mohamed the Conqueror took control of the island. Under the Ottoman yoke, the positive course of economical as well as intellectual life were halted, resulting in a significant recession.
1774: Because of Kucuk-Kaynarca treaty, trade and industry begin to develop once again, while great cultural bloom is being noticed. The oil trading was organized, oil mills, distilleries and tanneries were built, enriching the local dealers.
1912: Lesvos was released under the commands of Admiral Kountouriotis and in 1923 with the treaty of Lausanne, was officially added to Greece.
1922-1923: Because of the population exchange and the placement of a significant refugee number on the island due to Asia Minor's Destruction, Lesvos passed through a time of changes. The coming of the refugee, played a major part in cultural renaissance and development of the island.
World War II: After Greece's involvement in WWII in 1939, Lesvos passed into German hands from 1941 to 1944, only to be finally free in September of the year 1944.
1950-1960: This is the decade with the largest amount of immigrants moving to USA, Australia, Africa and Europe because of the financial troubles that Greece had faced. For the next twenty years, people will move into the big cities, a phenomenon that stops in the late 1980s, when trade is developed and living standards are improved.
Nowadays, there is a continued growth of touristic development, fact that leads to economic recovery.


Find out which shows are playing in Charleston theatres. Visit the Charleston Theatre website to find a full calendar of this year's live productions brought to you by leading local theatres in the Charleston, SC area. The League of Charleston Theatres is an alliance of theatre organizations created to support, advocate & promote Charleston's theatre industry both locally & nationally. Find a show that interests you and join us at the theatre! Learn more at www.theatrecharleston.com.
"The dream was simple - do shows people want to see. And do them differently than expected." Seated at small cabaret / bistro tables, visitors are invited to relax, unwind and laugh with friends. Fun drinks and savory bites are standing by with select beers, wines and sodas at arms length. 34 West offers a refreshing and memorable experience. Once you've had your fill of laughs and drama, you can enjoy the breath-taking history of downtown Charleston. Learn more at www.34west.org.
Charleston Performing Arts Center is bridging Charleston to Broadway with the first performing arts conservatory in the state of South Carolina including a professional cabaret theatre. C-PAC's mission is to inspire, invigorate and educate through artistic excellence in the performing arts. Original productions feature Broadway performers accompanied by the most talented dancers in the state. Learn more at www.CharlestonPerformingArts.org.
Charleston Stage is South Carolina's largest professional theatre company. At the historic Dock Street Theatre, which has just recently undergone a $19 million renovation, Charleston Stage has presented over 150 productions and played to a collective audience of over one million strong. Since 1978, Charleston Stage has premiered more than 30 new plays and musicals. Learn more at www.CharlestonStage.com.
A full-service concert and event venue in Charleston, South Carolina. Music Farm Productions produces over two hundred events per year. Comedy, rock, hip hop, EDM, bluegrass, country, jam and alternative rock ... they grow them all at Music Farm Productions. The mission of the 'Farm Team' is to provide top quality entertainment, cutting edge performances and welcoming vibes for all of their loyal patrons. Learn more at www.musicfarm.com.
Theatre 99 creates original, never-gonna-see-it-again hilarity most every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night. Several times a year, they hold annual festivals that showcase top comedic talent from around the country. As 'Charleston's Home For Improv Comedy', improve is their main thing, but they also offer sketch and stand up, cabaret, music and other raucous entertainment for people who groove to something saltier than the mainstream. Learn more at www.theatre99.com.
Something funny is going on in downtown Charleston and it doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to deduce that if you love a good mystery, or need a good laugh, The Black Fedora is the solution. Drop by anytime to browse this quirky Shoppe's mystery-themed books and gifts, but kill no time ordering show tickets because this cozy little theatre can sell out quickly. Five comic mysteries run most evenings. Whether it's date night or a night out for the entire family, there is a show for you! Learn more at www.CharlestonMysteries.com.
The mission of the Footlight Players is to provide professional quality, affordable, community theatre for the citizens of Charleston and the South Carolina Lowcountry tri-counties. The Footlight Players provide a venue where local volunteers can participate in all aspects of theatrical productions. What began as a small group has become for Charleston a theatrical tradition, built and strengthened over many years by hundreds of willing hands, the priceless gifts of time and toil, and by faith, enthusiasm and talent. Learn more about upcoming shows at www.footlightplayers.net.
The Sound of Charleston is Charleston's longest running musical production. Come experience the unique sounds that define Charleston's rich musical heritage ... gospel, Gershwin, music of the Civil War, light classics & jazz ... all presented by professional artists in a live, unforgettable 75-minute concert in historic Circular Congregational Church. Holiday shows include festive songs of the period. Learn more at www.SoundofCharleston.com.
The Village Repertory Company is a non profit professional theatre company, producing drama, comedy and musicals with a special emphasis on the finest plays of the 20th Century. As the theatre company in residence at the Woolfe Street Playhouse, their aim is to bring lesser known classics and new works to life in a unique environment. The Village Rep creates theatre that breaks down barriers between the performer and the audience. Learn more at www.woolfestreetplayhouse.com.


Eighth-grade guard Stephon Baxter poured in 17 of his career-high 24 points in the first half to spark the host Eagles (5-4). Senior captain Tarique Ambroise added 19 points, senior forward Alex Lorusso 14 points and 11 rebounds and junior center Connor Howard four points and nine blocked shots.
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Downloadable, full-color student textbook from our America's Story 3 (Set) featuring engaging narrative and beautiful historic illustrations, photographs, maps, and cultural connections.
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America's Story 3 concludes the exciting journey through American History as students review America's rich history, experience the excitement of discovery and invention as well as the hardships of the Great Depression, and examine the challenges our nation still faces.
Discover the impact one president had on the New York City Police Department
Observe the first flight
Ride along with the development of the Model T
Experience the wonder and the tragedy of the Titanic
Explore America during & after the World Wars
Learn the hardships Americans faced during the Great Depression
Feel the excitement of new discoveries and technological advancement
O'Dell's lively storytelling style ensures history comes alive in an exciting way! Through engaging narrative, O'Dell interacts with students and draws them in to imagine the adventures, hardships, failures, and triumphs of the incredible characters who shaped American history from the early 1900s to Modern Times.
1. The Story of Teddy Roosevelt
2. Presidents for Change
3. The Story of the Wright Brothers
4. The Affordable Model Ts
5. The Story of the Titanic
6. World Turmoil
7. America After WWI
8. Crash!
9. The Great Depression
10. The World at War
11. America at War, Part One
12. America at War, Part Two
13. Life on the Homefront
14. The Cold War
15. The Golden Age of America
16. Tumultuous Times
17. Changing Times
18. The Civil Rights Movement
19. 1970s Politics and Fashion
20. Political Scandals and Gasoline Shortages
21. The 1980s, Part One
22. The 1980s, Part Two
25. The Strange Election of 2000
26. "Evil, Despicable Acts of Terror"
27. More Recent History
28. Protectors of Our Freedom
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Indicast # 187: Manna Dey RIP
Thursday, 07 November 2013 05:30	Written by Aditya Mhatre
In this podcast, we talk about Manna Dey, one of the greatest singers known to us. In sports, Ajit Agarkar retires. Aditya talks about his experience of watching Sachin get out in the 90s at the Wankhede stadium as he prepares to play his last two Tests. In Australia, tree…
Indicast # 186: India's princely states
Monday, 19 August 2013 05:30	Written by Aditya Mhatre
With Telangana fast tracked into another state, we found an excuse to talk a bit about the history of Indias princely states and how the country was formed as an amalgamation of more than 500 mini states ruled by princes. In cricket, India whitewashes Zimbabwe while the IPL runs into…
Indicast # 185: India's thought for food
Thursday, 25 July 2013 05:30	Written by Aditya Mhatre
The week started off with the shocking news of 23 kids in Bihar dying from eating food that was cooked in utensils previously used for storing insecticides. The mid-day meal program from across India has mixed reviews, but this episode highlights how, when it comes to even the bare essentials,…
Indicast # 184: India disconnects telegrams
A lot of water has flown under the bridge since we recorded a podcast last time. Uttarakhand remains buried, telegram is dead, Murray has won the Wimbledon, Modi is slammed for wishing happy Ramadan to a few of his Muslim friends and a bloke from Rajasthan gets himself a hall…
Indicast # 183: Remembering Pran Sahab
Sunday, 21 April 2013 05:30	Written by Aditya Mhatre
One of the most versatile actors of his time, Pran was chosen for the Dadasaheb Phalke award earlier this month. India makes progress to get its polio erradication certificate from the WHO. A single man cultivates an entire forest in Assam. His name is Jadav Peyang. And the most expensive…
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Chatterjee Sworn In At FERC, Bringing Quorum Within Reach
By Jeremiah Shelor
New FERC Commissioner Neil Chatterjee officially was sworn in Tuesday, less than a week after his nomination was confirmed by the Senate.
Chatterjee joins sitting Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur, the only holdover from the Obama administration, bringing the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission one step closer to returning to business.
Before joining the Commission, Chatterjee was energy policy adviser to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY). His term, which would expire on June 30, 2021, previously was held by Tony Clark.
Another FERC nominee, Robert Powelson, also was confirmed by the Senate last week, but he had not been sworn in as of Tuesday afternoon. He is coming to FERC after serving on the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission.
FERC spokeswoman Tamara Young-Allen told NGITuesday that a time and date had not been set for Powelson's swearing in. Once Powelson is sworn in, the Commission would have an operational quorum that would allow it to tackle a backlog of infrastructure projects awaiting action, including certificates for several major natural gas pipelines.
Two other FERC nominations by the Trump administration, Richard Glick and Kevin McIntyre are scheduled to be considered by the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on Sept. 7. Glick is a Democrat, McIntyre a Republican. LaFleur is a Democrat; both Chatterjee and Powelson are Republicans. By law, FERC may have no more than three members of any one party on its five-member panel.
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McCarrons Mighty Finish Gives Him Vegas Lead
Scott McCarron used a back-nine birdie barrage to separate himself from a crowded leaderboard in the Invensys Classic at Las Vegas.
McCarron birdied holes 13-16 and No. 18 en route to a 9-under-par 63 at the TPC at Summerlin. His 26-under 262 total is a new 72-hole tournament scoring record; breaking the record of 263, set by four players in 1991.
McCarron likes his odds of winning on Sunday. This is the same tournament where he won enough money to keep his PGA Tour card as a rookie in 1995.
Its a lot of fun for me to play here, McCarron said. I will be here every year.
Tom Lehman, who set a 36-hole PGA Tour scoring record by playing the first two rounds in 19-under, is three shots off the lead following a 67.
Overnight leader Craig Parry (70), Bob Estes (68) and Rory Sabbatini (63) are tied for third place at 21-under.
Not only did Sabbatini shoot a personal best on Saturday, but did so with a strained Achilles tendon.
'It's actually been an advantage,' Sabbatini said. 'It takes my mind off things between shots. It makes me play one shot at a time which is the way you want to play out here.'
McCarron, who won this years BellSouth Classic, is currently 34th on the money list. The top 30 in earnings qualify for the $5 million Tour Championship, which takes place in three weeks; the top 20 by years end gain berths into each of the four majors in 2001.
This weeks top prize is $810,000.
Lehman is also trying to earn a trip to the Champions Golf Club in Houston, TX. He stands in 36th position on the money list.
Lehman started his fourth round with a 40-foot birdie putt at the 1st and had the outright lead after his third birdie of the day at the 7th.
However, he bogeyed three of the next five holes, and needed to birdie three of his final six holes to stay within striking distance.
Im disappointed with the bogeys I made but I felt I played reasonably well, Lehman said. I just kind of lost the feel a little bit.
McCarron had the feel on Saturday, carding nine birdies and no bogeys. But he knows three shots can dissipate quickly in the desert.
Youve got to make birdie out here, he said. No lead is comfortable. These guys are going to be shooting low scores tomorrow.
Im going to enjoy going out there trying to shoot for birdies. Being aggressive is the way I like to play anyway.
Full-field scores from the Invensys Classic
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10/13/02 -- Phil Tataurangi fired a career-best 10-under 62 to capture his first-career PGA Tour victory.
10/12/02 -- David Duval shot a season-best 9-under 63 to take a one-shot lead into the final round in Las Vegas.
BY Sports Network — October 11, 2002
10/11/02 -- Jim Furyk remained atop the leaderboard as he carded a third round 64 Friday to grab a one stroke lead at the Invensys Classic. .


Let's cover this whole "free online guitar lessons" myth.
Yes, access to Justin Guitar is free, however I guarantee you will find yourself adding courses and items to your cart within a few days.
You can find a bunch of free lessons on YouTube, but with no structure or consistency, it's a hard path to take. That being said, I'm sure many people have grinded it out with free lessons and improved.
But in general, the people who excel with online guitar lessons usually get a paid membership and take advantage of all the features. I personally did that with Guitar Tricks and it's not expensive.
So although I started my guitar journey with Guitar Tricks, I'll try and keep this comparison review of Justin Guitar vs. Guitar Tricks unbiased.
Guitar Tricks is a paid membership, and you get what you pay for.
If you're willing to pay for lessons, then you will get access to the best instruction. This is a business designed to produce a great guitar learning experience, and I believe they have done a great job.
But let's be clear. Compared to real in person lessons, it's not expensive. Even comparing it to some of the costs of products at Justin Guitar, it's still the best value for money.
Below is what you get with a full access membership.
Keep in mind, you can test Guitar Tricks out for free with their 14 day free trial. Click here.
Guitar Tricks is such a big and established business. What this means is that the overall quality of the lessons, the dashboard, and all the features are excellent.
Justin Guitar has done a great job, but at the end of the day, it's hard for a "one man show" to compete with a larger business like Guitar Tricks. You notice this in the quality of the lessons.
What's great is that you don't really need to trust me on this. You can simply try Guitar Tricks out for yourself. Get your free trial here.
If you're truly not going to spend a dime, and you promise to keep your credit card away from your computer, then Justin Guitar has a lot to offer.
There are tons of free videos to watch and learn from, but be careful as there are many temptations to head over to the Official Store and buy some beginner products.
I know I'm sort of bashing this whole "free" concept, but it's something to really consider.
You might end up buying a $50 beginner DVD, when you could have spent the same amount for 4 months of unlimited lessons at Guitar Tricks, and gone through their Core Learning System.
But if you do stay on the free route, there are many lessons to choose from.
There are quick start guides, intermediate lessons, as well as a large list of songs. The quality of the lessons are very good (not the same level as Guitar Tricks), and there is usually some additional text and images to go along with the lessons.
If you're still not convinced you want to learn guitar, then spending some time over at Justin Guitar could be beneficial.
Justin Guitar has a lot of beginner videos, as well as beginner products.
This is designed as a step by step system.
You go from one video to the next, in a straight line progression. Everything is laid out nicely.
In my opinion, it's the best resource for beginners.
Test it out yourself with a 14 day free trial. Click here.
If you end up purchasing any resources for learning guitar, then you will have to decide on buying a membership, or buying a one time product (DVD or book).
Yes the core of Justin Guitar is free, but essentially all the lessons drive you to buying some type of course or book.
When you look at value for money, you get so much more from a membership website like Guitar Tricks. The main reason is leverage.
With so many members, Guitar Tricks can afford to charge a low monthly or yearly fee, which allows you to access all their great content. If you compare prices of a membership at Guitar Tricks, versus a product sold at Justing Guitar, the difference is huge.
Botton line, if you end up spending money, you get so much more with Guitar Tricks in my opinion.
Again, just try it out for yourself. Start your free trial with Guitar Tricks here.


Mazal tov to David '10 and Leah Nagarpowers on the birth of a girl.
Mazal tov to Avriel '06 and Shoshi Herrmann on the birth of a boy.
Mazal tov also to uncles Ori Herrman '11 and Tuvy Miller '10.
Mazal tov to David '05 and Tamar Pruwer on the birth of a girl.
MAY THEY ALL BE ZOCHEH LEGADLA/LO LETORAH, LECHUPPA ULEMA'ASIM TOVIM!!!


Does belief in life after death have an impact on how we live our lives right now? Should it?
Several years ago I watched a panel of theologians discuss this question on national television and was surprised by their conclusions: All of them, theologians who professed to believe in God, without a dissenting voice, stated that it shouldn't make any difference whatsoever whether or not there is life after death in terms of how we actually live our lives. Belief in life after death, they said, shouldn't affect really our daily lives.
I have problems with that: First of all, it isn't true, whatever our protests to the contrary. If we say that belief in an afterlife does not (and should not) affect how we live our lives, we're simply out of touch with some of the deeper things that motivate us. It makes a huge difference, unconsciously, as to how restless or peaceful we are. When we no longer believe in a life hereafter we will, one way or the other, put unfair, restless pressure on this life.
There is a tendency today, both in church circles and in everyday life, to deny this. This, I suspect, is based on an over-reaction to the old punishment-reward system, which played too big a part in the religion of our youth. For too many of us, the idea was that we were supposed to live good lives so that, when we die, we'd go to heaven and not to hell. Part of that view too, over-simplified in the critique of religion made by Karl Marx ("Religion is the opium of the people"), was the idea that, if we believe in life after death, we were more likely to be unhealthily passive and not fully creative in this life.
Our instincts are right in wanting to reject this. However in our proclivity to be more liberal and open-minded, we generally lose sight of something else: Belief in life after death is important, not because it can affect our present lives with fears of hellfire or with the promise of a heaven that can be a soothing narcotic when life can't deliver what we want, but because only the infinite can provide the proper horizon against which to view the finite.
Our lives our better understood, and more peacefully lived, when they are viewed against the horizon of eternity, against an afterlife.
Whether we believe in life after death consciously and unconsciously colours how we feel minute to minute inside our daily lives. If, for example, we don't believe in life after death and don't view our lives against the horizon of the eternal, how do we keep the demons of restlessness, disappointment, sadness, jealousy, self-pity, and cynicism at bay?
If this life alone has to carry everything, how tragic then to be poor, to lack opportunity, to not be healthy, to not have a perfect body, to lack the talent to adequately express ourselves; how tragic then to not regularly experience ecstasy in love, to not find a perfect soulmate, to have to sleep alone; how permanently tragic then to have been the victim of some accident, to have been abused, to be wounded, less than whole; how tragic then to be in a marriage that cannot fully take our loneliness away; how tragic then to be caught up in duty, in circumstance, in family, in history in a way that limits our freedom; how tragic then to not have a job that is fully satisfying, to not have a career that properly honours our gifts; how tragic then to find ourselves aging, losing our physical beauty and becoming marginalized; how tragic then to have face death with our lives still incomplete; how tragic then to have to miss out on any of life's pleasures; how tragic then to find ourselves always in lives too small for us, small-time, small-town, unknown, our dreams reduced to ashes, nostalgia, jealousy, frustration; how tragic then to contemplate what might have been, to have made wrong choices; how tragic then simply to be alone on a Friday night; how tragic then to have to spend a holiday without someone special to share it with; how tragic then to live in a body, a family, a marriage, a home, a world, and a life which can never give us the full symphony nor ever take away our deepest restlessness and longing.
There is no other horizon, outside of eternity and afterlife, against which we can view the human condition in a way that doesn't produce undue restlessness, disappointment, sadness, and cynicism.
Belief in a life after this one isn't meant to make us live in fear of hellfire or in the infantile hope that if we're good we'll get a reward for it after we die. Belief in life after death is meant to give us proper vision so that we can, precisely, enjoy the real joys of this life without perpetually crucifying ourselves because of they, and we, aren't perfect.


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The Art of Authentic Networking
It's recommended that professionals should try and spend as much as 20% of their time on networking activities.
Many argue that the most effective networking comes from forming genuine relationships rather than from exchanging bitesize sales pitches and business cards. So how might the idea that "networking events are not all about you" help professionals in developing their careers?
Core to making the most of networking events is the ability to create meaningful, professional relationships for yourself and others, and to build trust within those relationships.
Networking is a learned behaviour centred on you applying your interpersonal skills genuinely and creatively towards fostering real connections.
Here are some of the best ways you can do that…
Listening.
Listening is an act of respect that requires you to be present, responsive and sincerely engaged in what the other person is saying. Trust and warmth are created when people feel understood and valued – for this to happen they require the opportunity to do a lot of sharing. Through active listening you demonstrate your capacity for understanding and appreciation, and can begin to foster a real connection with the person you are listening to.
Asking questions.
To be interesting, you must first be interested!
Being attentive by asking questions that get people thinking about themselves and their accomplishments it a great way to associate that excitement with meeting you. It's also a way to reveal something about yourself. Tony Robbins says that 'the quality of your questions correlate to the quality of your life'. By asking creative questions that invite people to think differently you are not only providing an insight into your own way of thinking, you are also facilitating an opportunity for the other person to think in a new way. Your questions can help others to grow as a result of the conversation they have shared with you, which is both inspiring and contributes to the building of meaningful professional relationships.
Be genuine by avoiding the 'Robot Response'.
Dr Travis Bradberry, researcher of 'leadership performance' and 'emotional intelligence' shares that
'people gravitate toward those who are genuine because they know they can trust them. It is difficult to like someone when you don't know who they really are and how they really feel'.
So give yourself permission to answer questions in a sincere and honest way… making your responses personal sets the foundations for sincere connections to to be nurtured.
Use positive body language.
Bringing awareness to your gestures, expressions, and tone of voice and consciously designing them to be positive and inviting will encourage people to approach you. Having an open and confident posture, and maintaining eye contact will help people to feel comfortable and engaged in their interaction with you.
Make time (and preparation) for small talk .
Research shows that starting meetings with just five minutes of small talk gets better results, so before attending a networking event, take time to prepare some questions that might be relevant for people attending the event, these could include topics such as your location or venue, movies, food, restaurants, hobbies, sports or the weather. There's also the matter of holding conversations. Networking Guru Jon Levy always has a topic ready to fill in moments of uncomfortable silence that can often arise – "I always have a story of something I've been doing recently or a book that I've been reading," he says.
Relationships are built steadily over time; developing a professional network requires daily attention, and does not happen overnight. By using your next networking event to put these skills into practice you will be consciously designing you conversations towards fostering authentic connections based on respect and trust – the foundations for meaningful professional relationships.
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Chris Grap, who works with the Experienal + Design elements at the Mall of America, went in depth on the holiday makeover for the Log Chute ride at Nickelodeon Universe. This time of year the ride transforms into the "Yule Log Chute". The whole attraction gets new decor and music. Riders float down the river of Paul Bunyan's Christmas tree farm. In addition to that, the giant Paul Bunyan statue gets his very own ugly Christmas Sweater.
Christopher Straub, a Project Runway alumni designer helps bring that sweater design to life. It takes about three hours to install (dress) Paul for the holiday's, and his trusty blue ox, Babe, get's his own look too! This is the second year in a row Paul has got a totally new sweater on the day of Santa's arrival at Mall of America. Chris said from here on out, every year guests will have a new holiday look for Paul to look forward to!