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I Am the Monarch – Chapter 96: Poskein Exodus (7)
Posted on December 15, 2016 by bsubak — 12 Comments ↓
Mediasis village became noisy once again.
Because the nobles that received Roan's orders started to move out while they led their troops.
Roan ordered one centurion to go with each of the troops and led them to the exact location.
'A force of 30,000….. I really became a general.'
Roan looked at the troops scattering out while he was on top of a watchtower and put on a smile.
With this amount of soldiers, he would be able to stop the Poskein Exodus with troops to spare.
'It will be different than my past life.'
They suffered great losses because they couldn't properly stop the monsters.
But this time, at least on the northern region, they could at least prepare to some degree because of Roan's performances.
"A beacon."
A beacon surged up from the south.
After the Poskein Exodus started, the beacons surged up a few times a day.
The drums and jings started to ring even before Roan gave the order.
Deng! Deng! Deng! Jing! Jing! Jing!
The Amaranth troop took formations and prepared themselves as if they had been waiting for it.
It gave off a really nimble and quick look.
Roan also hurried down from the watchtower and prepared to charge out.
"A beacon surged up from the south!"
A loud yell rang out.
Roan looked at the faces of the troop members.
"Amaranth troop! Charge!"
The order was given out.
The Amaranth troop charged out of the HQ with Roan at the front.
They truly looked majestic.
"This troop is certainly well-trained."
Simon, who was looking at the troop march out, became amazed and spoke in a low voice.
Io, who was at his side, had a bright smile at the proud this made him feel.
"Yes. It's a strong army that's quite rare to see nowadays."
At Io's words, Simon nodded.
'Roan. The Amaranth troop. Perhaps they may be of great strength to me in the future.'
His chest became hot.
The subjugation was to be one step ahead in the competition for the throne.
He thought that perhaps he would be receiving a grand treasure when he hadn't thought he would.
'If Roan decides to follow me…….'
He couldn't just leave him as a troop commander in this kind of region.
'He will have use his power for me.'
A strange expression appeared on his face.
Simon wasn't looking at today or tomorrow, but at the distant future.
The subjugation of the Tale Region was easier than they had initially thought.
This was because the Amaranth troop and Simon's troop left to actively subjugate the monsters after setting up a defensive line that went from the east to the west.
It certainly was a really positive situation, but Roan didn't get careless.
"Even if it's easy, it's just too easy."
He looked at the map spread out on the table and frowned.
Austin and the other centurions were next to him.
These words were asked carefully.
Roan pointed the southern part of Tale with his stick.
"It feels like the number of monsters has decreased."
It wasn't just his feeling.
Actually, after Simon and the nobles had come to Tale, the number of beacons surging up had decreased.
At those words Austin smiled brightly and said.
"Isn't it time for the exodus to slowly end?"
Several centurions nodded as if they had agreed to the statement.
But Roan's expression was still stiff and didn't seem like it would loosen up.
'No, that's not it. The Poskein Exodus occurs for twenty more days.'
He clearly remembered how long the exodus had lasted.
And this was because it was a big case that made memorize it.
'In the last three days, about five times the normal amount of monsters poured out.'
This was what you would call the final exodus.
In his past life, the Rinse Kingdom judged that the exodus was coming to an end because the number of monsters was slowly decreasing.
And in the end, because of this carelessness, they suffered great damages during the last three days of the exodus.
'It's not time for the exodus to end yet.'
There may be another reason in why the monsters had decreased.
'I told the information squad and the agency to search for the cause of this so there will soon be an answer.'
He couldn't continue with the strategies while he felt like this.
Knock. Knock. Knock.
A knocking sound was heard in the conference room.
Right before he said that, a familiar face appeared from the open door.
It was Keep and the staff of the agency.
"I finished the thing that you ordered us to do."
He spoke in an urgent voice and the same emotion could be seen on his face.
Keep approached and stood next to Roan.
He looked at the map spread out on the table and had an expression as if saying that it was nice that it was spread out.
"Just as you had told us, the movements of the monsters aren't normal."
The tip of his finger moved to a mountainous area ranging from the east to west of Tale.
"The monsters that were moving to the north until now are now moving towards the mountain range."
"Are they planning to cross the mountains?"
"Yes. We think so."
Keep nodded with a serious expression.
The same went for Roan.
'To think of crossing the mountains.'
The region of Tale was a perfect valley.
The mountains blocking the west and the east weren't that high, but they were harsh.
Because of that, there wasn't a route in the mountains.
To go to the other regions, you could only use the plains in the north or the lake that was at the south.
"What's the mountain they plan to cross over?"
At the question that was asked shortly after the report, Keep pointed at two mountains.
It was a place far from the current defensive lines.
'I can't let them cross over.'
They had to exterminate the monsters from the region of Tale inside of  the region of Tale.
That was Roan's plans.
'I will have to lower the defensive line to the south.'
He was planning to completely suppress the monsters so that they couldn't even ride up the mountain.
"I will have to change my plans."
Roan looked at the centurions and opened his mouth.
"Lower the actual defensive line to the south and then exterminate the monsters that get close."
Roan's orders continued to come out.
"Notify the nobles about the situation and make them move the camps to the south."
"Yes. Understood."
The centurions all nodded and replied in one voice.
Roan grabbed the table with his hands and peeked his head towards them.
The eyes of Roan and the centurions were fiercely interlocked.
"A large battle may occur in these few coming days. Everybody, be prepared for it."
"Yes. We will take that into account."
The centurions ground their teeth and nodded.
Heat could be felt in the conference room.
George Ant threw the apple that he was holding.
"This fuc…….."
Curses came up to the tip of his tongue.
He glared at the soldier that made the report while he was inside a wooden tub filled with water.
"Say that once again."
"Th, tha……"
The soldier stuttered with a really nervous expression on his face.
"The soldiers of the Amaranth troop came from Mediasis Village. Troop Commander Roan said to move the defensive line to the south……."
When he talked up to that point.
An apple flew once again.
George rose up from the tub.
His swollen stomach and stretched leg fat was seen.
The maidens that were serving him next to the tub approached and after they wiped off the water, they dressed him in a gown.
George grabbed another apple.
"Roan. This bastard sure is having his fun. Real fun."
There was a real displeased expression on his face.
George cursed for a while with an annoyed expression.
"How long has it been since we set up the camp and now he tells us to lower it down again?"
The straight house had also been recently built.
He was planning to melt his body in warm water and have a hot night with the young maidens that he had brought with him.
'Son of a bitch. If I tell him I won't follow his orders, he will pull out the dagger again.'
A fishy smile appeared on his face.
George shook his hand towards the soldier.
"Tell the members of the Amaranth troop that brought the notices that I listened to it well."
"Yes? Ah, yes. I understand."
The soldier nodded with a surprised expression and then left the house.
George saw that and snorted.
As the order was given, he was indeed planning to move the camp.
But even so, he wasn't planning to do it immediately.
'The soldiers are also really exhausted after setting up the camp. It's impossible to make them move the camp right now.'
It was obviously a good excuse.
'What will happen if only I get out of the defense line?'
A terrible mistake.
George took a bite of the apple and had a strange smile.
"Huhuhu. For a commoner to make a noble move here and there. Take a hit at this."
His eyes became chilly.
It was a really stupid decision and thought.
Thanks to that, the situation began to flow in an unexpected direction.
"They're all a mess, was it?"
Roan checked out the several documents and bitterly smiled.
Austin let out a short sigh.
"Yes. Excluding Viscount Delph Blick and the nobles under his command, they are all the worst."
At those words, Roan moved the documents to the side and looked at Austin.
"They bring women and clowns to a battlefield and they open up a party everyday?"
"Yes. It's all true."
Austin smiled awkwardly and nodded.
Roan clicked his tongue with a taut expression on his face.
"They're all out of their minds."
He wanted to clearly curse out once.
"What about the reactions of my orders?"
"They were all displeased, but they said they would follow it."
"I'm glad at least."
Roan stood up and shook his head.
"The monsters will come out more fiercely when they realize that the roads to the mountains are blocked. Make sure everyone gets a hold of themselves."
"Yes. I will certainly tell them that."
Austin bowed and then left the conference room.
Roan smacked his lips once again and let out a sigh when he was left alone.
He felt his mouth turn bitter because of the nobles.
'If I someday become a monarch, I will use people based on their abilities rather than ranks.'
He was a commoner from birth.
And from a really poor mountainside village at that.
Because of that, Roan had realized the big disadvantage the titles of nobility had.
'I will give everyone a fair opportunity, regardless of ranks and titles.'
It would be a world where everyone could realize their dreams.
That was the world Roan thought of.
"kirr."
A nork fell while making that sound.
Roan looked at his surroundings while he put away his spear.
It was a complete victory.
The monsters were exterminated without even leaving one behind.
"Retrieve the corpses of the fallen soldiers and treat the injured ones!"
The troop members of the Amaranth Troop began to organize the battlefield.
Roan looked at the southern sky and let out a long sigh.
'Because I lowered the defensive line to the south, the monsters lost their direction and are wandering about.'
Because the road to enter the mountains was completely blocked off.
'If it's like this, we will be able to perfectly cut them of……..'
When he thought up to that moment.
Roan frowned.
'A beacon?'
A beacon surged up from the rear of the north.
But it wasn't a normal one.
'Two, three?'
There wasn't black smoke, and three surged up consecutively.
It meant that it was that urgent of a situation.
He chased with Kalian's Tear and saw that the entire western region was a world of beacons.
"Troop commander! A beacon has surged up! And three at the same time at that!"
Austin discovered the beacon late and came running over.
Roan aimed at the direction of the beacon and ground his teeth.
'It's the west. It's a beacon surging from the end of the west. Then……..'
At that moment, the face of a person appeared in his head.
'Baron George Ant!'
George was the one in charge of the defensive line to the west.
Roan hurriedly mounted his horse.
"It seems like something happened to the defensive line in the west. Amaranth troop get ready to move!"
"Yes! Understood!"
Austin replied and then sent a sign to the troop members.
Flutter! Flutter!
As the flagman shook a small flag, the troop members that were organizing the battlefield took formations and lined up.
Roan looked at the beacon burning up black and tightly gripped the reins.
'George Ant. Just what the hell did you do?'
Flames appeared in his eyes.
< Poskein Exodus (7) > End
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12 Replies to "I Am the Monarch – Chapter 96: Poskein Exodus (7)"
naosouonight December 15, 2016 at 11:41 pm
People were arguing if the MC would ever be king in the previous chapter. I think that if it ever really does happen, the best case would be to take over another kingdom and become a conqueror king.
To become a king in nation he is in would mean rebelling against the nobles and royal family. It would mean to commit treason. He would have to fight a lot of friends and good people who would put their duty and honor before friendship.
I think that the best method is to befriend Simon and prevent him from becoming the Mad King so he can have an allied nation in the future.
Enken (@Enkenn) December 16, 2016 at 9:31 am
Or he'll just marry one of the princess :^)
naosouonight December 16, 2016 at 6:20 pm
Yes, but considering that all the princes are currently around his age, even if he married a princess, there would still be people in front of him in the succession line unless the princes died.
JinVodka December 16, 2016 at 12:13 pm
I think what he meant as a monarch is a part of the Nobility like a duke or something similar to Io's position
Kessna December 15, 2016 at 11:44 pm
thanks for the chapter, so I guess the baron will get destroyed. I mean the author clearly makes him out to be a scumbag.
zenlas December 15, 2016 at 11:44 pm
War is such that it kills the stupid commanders.
kirindas December 15, 2016 at 11:47 pm
cursedlight December 15, 2016 at 11:47 pm
crazyboy1200 December 16, 2016 at 12:29 am
Deal with it December 16, 2016 at 7:16 am
Ooooohh this ant guy gonna be stepped on repeatedly by karma!
._∧_∧__ THANKS FOR THE CHAPTER!!
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..し―J I wanted see Simon and Roan join forces and be friends cause their ideal is similar prioritizing abilities. Damn that george bring women in a battlefield for pleasure? just let him get rekt by the monster…
antowibowo December 16, 2016 at 5:02 pm
Thank you for the chapter! I hope this'll teach a lesson to those nobles for a while.


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See also
Communes of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department

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  MITIKILE-LARRORI-MENDIBILE in the Bernardo Estornés Lasa - Auñamendi Encyclopedia (Euskomedia Fundazioa)

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Families tended to congregate inside where it is warm, however the outdoor seating is protected from the elements too. The kids menu is available for lunch and includes Mac n' Cheese; spaghetti bolognese; beef burger; chicken schnitzel or steak with chips.
On the weekends, the breakfast menu is served until 3pm and you can order lunch from 12pm. The breakfast menu is full of hearty options such as 'A King's Breakfast' (2 eggs, chorizo, mushroom, tomato, bacon, hash brown, avocado and toast! – $19); Kingston toffee French toast ($15); and the Kingston Works Burger ($11). The Kingston Brownie with salted hazelnut and Belgium chocolate ($6) is even on the breakfast menu – why not?? The lunch menu is extensive, however we finally decided on the Angus Beef Burger ($18) and chicken salad with apricots and avocado ($18).
Kingston and Co brings another level of dining to Chatswood Westfield and is a great option for families.


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Columbia Business School Directory » Enrico Forti
Enrico Forti
Joined CBS in 2020
Office: 1185B Kravis
Enrico Forti is an Adjunct Professor at CBS and an Assistant Professor of Strategy in the O'Malley School of Business, Department of Management & Marketing at Manhattan College.
His research program lies at the intersection of strategy and organization theory with a specific interest in specialization, strategy formation, and contemporary industries that are migrating toward more fluid and project-based production. His work has been published or is forthcoming in leading academic journals, such as Organization Science, Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, Journal of Product Innovation Management, and Research Policy. He teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in the area of strategy.
Enrico received a Ph.D. degree in Management with highest honours from the University of Bologna and was a visiting doctoral student at London Business School. Before joining Manhattan College, he was a Lecturer in the Strategy & Entrepreneurship group at University College London, UCL School of Management and from 2017 to 2020 served as a Chazen Visiting Associate Research Scholar at Columbia Business School, in the Management Division.
Prior to his academic career, he was a business analyst at Accenture management consulting, in the Financial Services Division.
Strategy Formulation (MBA)


Keep the sun out of your eyes with this snapback style mesh trucker hat with a fun fish design and embroidered Hobie logo.
Arcteryx Embroidered Bird Cap has a low profile and features a rubberized Arc'teryx Bird logo on the front. FlexFit® construction ensures a snug, comfortable fit.


Hold onto the sweetness of summer through the colder months with the Loganberry Cowl. Knit in a sumptuous worsted weight yarn, the Loganberry Cowl features a delicate miniature leaf pattern bordered in a delightfully bumpy seed stitch reminiscent of the berries for which it is named. Kerchief shaping yields added warmth at the neckline.
One size. Cowl fits over an average adult head size of approx 20" – 23″ (51 cm – 58 cm). Blocked cowl circumference is approx 18" (46 cm). Length is approx 13" (33 cm).
The pattern is fully charted, but also includes complete written directions so the ability to read a chart is not necessary to work this pattern. Directions for how to work shadow wrap short rows and Russian bind-off are also included for those who may be new to these techniques.
Using smaller-sized needles, 18 stitches/24 rows to 4" x 4" (10 cm x 10 cm) in stockinette stitch, unblocked.
The Loganberry Cowl is worked from the bottom up using a combination of knitting in the round and short rows. NOTE: Pattern utilizes the shadow wrap method of working short rows. The standard wrap and turn method of working short rows is not well suited to this pattern.
If you haven't worked shadow wraps before, Alice Yu's 'Socktopus Unplugged' blog has a wonderful photo tutorial on how to work this awesome short row method. The Loganberry Cowl pattern includes written instructions on how to work the shadow wraps as well.
130 – 140 yards (119 – 128 m) worsted weight yarn.
As this cowl is designed to be worn close to the neck, a soft, worsted weight yarn with a nice drape, while maintaining good stitch definition and little to no halo is recommended. Cashmere, merino or silk blends would be a perfect choice. Slight tonals work well, but highly variegated yarn will distract from the lace and the textural border.


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Exacting his revenge…in the bedroom!
Sophie Watts is mortified when she crashes into billionaire Matias Rivero's luxury sports car. But even worse is his proposition that she work off her debt by becoming his chef for a glamorous weekend party at his mansion!
Having Sophie at his beck and call is a golden opportunity for Matias to find out everything there is to know about her father—the man who ruined his family. He'll seduce the truth out of her and exact his revenge… Except Matias doesn't count on their passion having unexpected nine-month consequences!


Hear my words ye people by Hubert Parry, a former chorister at Eton College is the first track on the album featuring some of the best-loved anthems in the church repertoire, beautifully performed by the Eton College Chapel Choir.
The choir, formed in the 14th century, has changed a great deal since the choir school was succeeded by a music scholarship system, designed to facilitate talented choristers with their education. Although life has changed at Eton, the music passed down over five hundred years still possesses a power to stir.
After the justified success of Blest Pair of Sirens in 1887, Parry could reasonably be regarded as the leading choral composer in England. Hear my words, ye people was written for the Diocesan Choral Festival in Salisbury Cathedral in 1894, in which choirs were drawn together from across the diocese, with the Cathedral Choir serving as the smaller semi-chorus who feature to fine antiphonal effect in the latter stages of the piece. From the opening pages, it shows Parry's gift not only for organising large-scale structures thematically, but also, more particularly, for vocal declamation at the smaller level, with phrase balancing phrase. Somewhat after the manner of a cantata by Parry's beloved Bach, substantial choral sections are interleaved with two arias, one for baritone and one for trebles, which in their different ways are shaped with impressive command. The conclusion of the work, 'O praise ye the Lord' has entered the liturgical repertoire as a hymn, complete with elaborate organ pedal part.
As the English anthem gradually developed after the various stages of the Reformation in England, a form that emerged gradually was the 'verse' anthem. Interspersing solo and tutti sections, this genre flourished in the Elizabethan era as well as in Restoration times; its later descendants were the large-scale anthems of S. S. Wesley and indeed Parry. Byrd's Teach me O Lord is an example of charming simplicity, wholly appropriate to its text and a gentle counterpart to the grandeur of Hear my words.
An important contemporary of Parry was an Irishman, Charles Villiers Stanford, Professor of Music at Cambridge and of composition at the Royal Academy of Music at the turn of the twentieth century. Amidst his large output of nearly 200 works, Stanford is probably best known today for his Anglican service settings, which continue to form the backbone of the cathedral repertoire. The Magnificat in G is both unusual in its scoring for treble solo and chorus—a depiction, it is said, of the Virgin Mary at her spinning wheel (this perhaps an appropriation of Schubert's Gretchen?)—and highly effective in the right performance, with an attractive freshness lacking in much of the Anglican music of the period, and with only the merest suggestion of operatic sentimentality in the interaction with the choral group.
Completing this trio of solos is the Benedictus from Haydn's Missa Brevis St. Johannis de Deo, also known as the Little Organ Mass, written at some point in the 1770s. In contrast to the highly compressed nature of the rest of the Mass (it has been suggested that it was perhaps considered desirable to get through the longer portions as quickly as possible) the Benedictus, traditionally the moment in the Mass when the Host was venerated, is treated with elaborate, even operatic, artifice. The treble solo duets throughout with an organ part that is decidedly Rococo in its gestures and its ornamentation.
Malcolm Boyle was a chorister at the Eton Choir School, before pursuing a career in church music in St. George's, Windsor Castle and Chester Cathedral. His setting of Psalm 65, Thou, O God, art praised in Sion, opens in extrovert manner with an organ solo not unlike that of Parry's Hear my words; the middle section ('Thou wilt keep him') is a longbreathed and memorable melody for full trebles, before the grandiose style returns for the close.
The early eighteenth century was generally a rather fallow period in English church music, in which the fashion for German and Italian music, particularly opera, had diluted the native product. Thus the technical strength and expressive power of Lord, let me know mine end, a setting of verses from Psalm 39 by Maurice Greene (Organist of St. Paul's Cathedral and Master of the King's Music in the mid-eighteenth century) are all the more remarkable. The walking bass that persists throughout the piece can be taken as an evocative depiction of life's journey; over it, Greene crafts a series of thoughtful imitative points with, at the centre, a treble duet of some beauty.
Eton was founded by King Henry VI in 1440; and the prayer written by him, known as the Founder's Prayer, has often been considered a model of devotion. It was set by Henry Ley, Precentor and Director of Music at Eton from 1926-1945, to music of comparably moving simplicity which makes its timeless effect partly through Ley's use of the Dorian mode, hovering between D minor and C major, and partly through rhetorical handling of phrase lengths.
Thomas Tomkins was Organist of Worcester Cathedral from 1596, in the midst of the glory days of Elizabethan music, to the 1640s, well into the culturally and religiously lean times of the Commonwealth. Out of the deep was included in Musica Deo Sacra, a substantial posthumous publication probably compiled by his son, Nathaniel, in 1668; but this is Tomkins' original version, in five parts. It is a highly atmospheric verse anthem which is, as it were, pulled steadily out of the depths by the solo line, drawing in other soloists as it progresses. Tomkins' quotation of Gibbons' famous madrigal 'The silver swan' (using the passage of music which sets the words 'more geese than swans now live, more fools than wise') perhaps suggests dismay at the state of the nation.
We return to later periods, and Stanford. Despite the fame of his service settings, The Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians asserts, not without substance, that 'in the writing of a song [he] attained more easily and frequently than in any other branch of creation the absolute fusion of thought and feeling sought by composers.' His set of 6 Bible Songs Op. 113 (from 1909, thus rather late in his career) were possibly inspired by the Biblical Songs of Dvorák. The last and most ambitious of the set, A Song of wisdom, takes its text from the Apocrypha. Sung here by a solo treble, this matches Parry's declamatory skill in its atmosphere, rhetoric and building of climaxes; particularly notable is the high A flat at 'Come unto me'.
In its typical blend of devotion and sensuality, César Franck's Panis angelicus fits the description given to the Mass for 3 voices by Franck's devoted pupil Vincent d'Indy: '…a curious dream, half mystic, half secular'. Franck's balancing of phrases in this piece dealing with the Blessed Sacrament is certainly achieved with skill; in addition, his use of canon between soloist and chorus at the reprise is a personal hallmark seen also in the finale of his violin sonata in the same key. This piece originally featured the atmospheric combination of organ, cello and harp.
It was the recording by the Temple Church Choir and its treble soloist Ernest Lough that made Mendelssohn's 'O for the wings of a dove' a smash hit in England in the 1920s. The complete anthem, Hear my prayer, a setting of words from Psalm 55, was written in 1844 at the request of William Bartholomew for his concerts in Crosby Hall, and subsequently published in Berlin in a German translation. The piece is laid out on a substantial scale, almost that of a small cantata, with the questioning phrases of the opening section, and the near-operatic drama of the central scena, resolved in the pastoral serenity of the final part.
Another pastoral treble solo opens and closes Lennox Berkeley's version of Psalm 23, The Lord is my Shepherd. This was written in 1975 towards the end of his career, when he had adopted a retrospective style from some fifty years earlier; the static harmony, often based on pedal points, and the gently flowing counterpoint remain, however, an apt and evocative response to the text.
1902 was the date when the Hill organ in Eton College Chapel (possibly the finest English Romantic organ in England) found its present form. But larger events were afoot, since Queen Victoria had died the previous year. Parry's earlier work, as well as the positions he had held at Oxford and the Royal College of Music, made him the natural choice to provide an anthem for the Coronation of Edward VII. (Elgar, for example, was only just becoming known as an orchestral composer.) He responded as to the manner born. I was glad—its text a neat choice from Psalm 122, by which the rejoicing of God's people at the temple of Jerusalem is appropriated for a much later occasion of national rejoicing—conveys not only the pomp of the Coronation but also the sweep and grandeur that one associates with Empire as a whole.
Life at Eton, and in the British 'Establishment' as a whole, may have changed significantly since 1902. For a start, most of the boys appearing on this recording are hard-working music scholars, granted substantial bursaries to facilitate their education. And yet the music gathered here from this period, and indeed that of the English choral tradition as handed down over five hundred years, has a power to stir; it refuses to be sidelined as dated or parochial, but remains vital, vigorous and admirably 'fit for purpose'.


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From the Director's Desk
My father was very stylish! Check him out, on the left, at around my age. After finishing high school in his native Trinidad & Tobago, my dad enrolled at the University of the West Indies in Jamaica. He then moved to Canada to build a life and family. By the time of his death in 2014, he had achieved one of his lifelong dreams: to own a farm with horses, cows, goats, and chickens.
Happy Father's Day to all fathers and father figures!
Scholars often call the Chinese Constitution a "sham" that serves no purpose beyond public relations. But this new book--with a provocative title!--shows how the Chinese government makes effective use of the Constitution in both law and politics, in perception and reality, and at home and abroad.
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Modern Challenges in Constitutional Design
Join us on Tuesday, June 21, at 9:30am NYC/Toronto time for a roundtable discussion on constitutional design, featuring Yasmin Dawood (Toronto), Rosalind Dixon (UNSW), Zachary Elkins (Texas), Ran Hirschl (Texas), Gary Jacobsohn (Texas), Sandy Levinson (Texas), Ashley Moran (Texas), Mila Versteeg (UVA) and me. All are welcome! Register here.
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Simona Rinieri, född 1 september 1977, är en italiensk volleybollspelare (center).

Rinieris volleybollkarriär började 1991 då hon började spela med Olimpia Ravenna. Under den första tiden i de serie C och B1. Från säsongen 1995-1996 fick hon spela med A-laget, som då spelade i serie A1. Med klubben åkte hon först ur serien, för att sedan återvända. Hon debuterade i landslaget 1997.

Hon gick över och började spela med Club Italia 1998, då i serie B1. Vid EM 1999 tog hon brons med landslaget. Hon spelade sedan säsongen 1999-2000 i serie A1 med Volley Bergamo, med vilka hon vann supercupen och europacupen. Hon deltog vid OS 2000, där damlandslaget debuterade i OS-sammanhang. Vid EM 2001 blev det silver med landslaget.

Hon återvände till Ravenna för säsongen 2001-2002. Med landslaget vann hon VM 2002. Säsongen 2002-2003 spelade hon med Volley 2002 Forlì för att den följande säsongen gå över till RC Cannes i Ligue A, Frankrike. Med dem vann hon både franska mästerskapet och franska cupen. Hon återvände till Italien säsongen 2004-2005 för spel med Robursport Volley Pesaro. Med dem vann hon 2005-2006 CEV Cup 2005-2006 (numera kallas turneringen CEV Challenge Cup). I samma turnering blev hon vald till turneringens mest värdefulla spelare och bästa mottagare. I landslaget tog hon över rollen som lagkapten efter Manuela Leggeri. Med landslaget tog hon brons vid FIVB World Grand Prix 2006 och kom fyra vid VM 2006.

Från och med säsongen 2006-07 spelade hon under fyra säsonger med Giannino Pieralisi Volley. Det bästa resultatet från dessa åren var då klubben vann CEV Challenge Cup 2008-2009. Vid turneringen valdes hon också till dess mest värdefulla spelare. Hon vann volleybollturneringen i Medelhavsspelen 2009 med landslaget.

Efter att Giannino Pieralisi Volley sålt sin elitlicens fick hon över till det polska laget Atom Trefl Sopot 2010. Hennes tid i klubben blev dock kort då hon i februari 2011 återvände till Italien, denna gång för spel med Pallavolo Sirio Perugia. Hon spelade med dem till slutet av säsongen för att börja nästa säsong (2011-2012) med Universal Volley Modena. De gick dock i konkurs under säsongen, varpå hon gick över till Beng Rovigo Volley, i Serie B1. Hennes följande säsong spelade hon med Leningradka Sankt Petersburg, vilket blev hennes sista säsong.

För sin sportsliga prestationer mottog hon Italienska republikens förtjänstorden 8 november 2002 och guldkrage för sportiga meriter 11 november 2004.

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Italienska idrottare under 2000-talet
Spelare i Europamästerskapet i volleyboll för damer 2005
Spelare i Europamästerskapet i volleyboll för damer 2001
Spelare i Europamästerskapet i volleyboll för damer 1999
Italienska landslagsspelare i volleyboll
Volleybollspelare i Olimpia Teodora
Volleybollspelare i Club Italia
Volleybollspelare i Volley Bergamo
Spelare i Volley 2002 Forlì
Volleybollspelare i RC Cannes
Volleybollspelare i Robursport Volley Pesaro
Volleybollspelare i Giannino Pieralisi Volley
Spelare i PGE ATOM Trefl Sopot
Volleybollspelare i Pallavolo Sirio Perugia
Spelare i Universal Volley Modena
Volleybollspelare i Beng Rovigo Volley
Volleybollspelare i Leningradka Sankt Petersburg


INTERESTING STORIES: Be Deaf to Negativity…!!
Once upon a time there was a bunch of tiny frogs…. who arranged a running competition. The goal was to reach the top of a very high tower. A big crowd had gathered around the tower to see the race and cheer on the contestants…. The race began….
"Not a chance that they will succeed. The tower is too high!" The tiny frogs began collapsing. One by one…. Except for those, who in a fresh tempo, were climbing higher and higher…. The crowd continued to yell,"It is too difficult!!! No one will make it!" More tiny frogs got tired and gave up…. But ONE continued higher and higher and higher…. This one wouldn't give up! At the end everyone else had given up climbing the tower. Except for the one tiny frog who, after a big effort, was the only one who reached the top! THEN all of the other tiny frogs naturally wanted to know how this one frog managed to do it?
A contestant asked the tiny frog how he had found the strength to succeed and reach the goal? It turned out…. That the winner was DEAF!!!! The wisdom of this story is:Never listen to other people's tendencies to be negative or pessimistic…. because they take your most wonderful dreams and wishes away from you — the ones you have in your heart! Always think of the power words have. Because everything you hear and read will affect your actions! Therefore:ALWAYS be…. POSITIVE!
and I would like to share these thoughts with you…. MANY SMILES BEGIN BECAUSE OF ANOTHER SMILE… To The World You Might Be One Person; But To One Person You Might Be the World. You have been Tagged by the Froggy, which means you are a great friend!!


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Q: Find time zone from date time I have a string like
Sat, 27 Oct 2012 23:47:57 -0700 and I want to get corresponding timezone of -0700 like PST ,UTC etc..

A: Fundamentally, you can't. You've currently just got an offset from UTC... and that could map to multiple time zones. You could create a fixed-offset time zone, of course - but that's not the same thing as "the time zone the user was originally in when this date/time value was generated" which is what I suspect you want.
You could see step through every time zone and see whether it's valid in each one - but you'll need to be careful due to some times which are ambiguous. For example, on Sunday in the UK, both "Sun, 28 Oct 2012 01:30:00 +0100" and "Sun, 28 Oct 2012 01:30:00 +0000" would have been valid. You probably want to work out the absolute UTC instant, and check what the offset for that instant would have been in the candidate time zone. If that offset is the same as the one you started with, that time zone is one of the ones which fits.
Quite what you'll want to do if you find multiple time zones which fit, I don't know - we don't really have enough context to give advice.

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The Book of Acts Series
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Listen Download 1. Acts 1:1-14 Witnesses for God - Introduction to Book of Acts
Listen Download 2. Acts 1:13-26 The Assembly of Believers - Book of Acts Ch. The Assembly of Believers The book of Acts is the history and continuing story of the early church. The Assembly is the church of the Lord Jesus Christ. Assembly means called out. We as believers have been called out from this world to serve His in His Church, believing His Word.
Listen Download 3. Acts 2 Coming of the Spirit - Day of Pentecost - Acts 2 gives us the account of the Coming of the Holy Spirit to literal baptize the early church. With the Spirit they now have the power to accomplish the Great Commission. Go into all the world and preach the Gospel.
Listen Download 4. Acts 3 First Apostle Miracle - Silver and gold have I none was the statement of Peter as the man asking alms lay before him. This man was asking for money but he received more than he had ever thought possible. He was healed immediately and that amazed everyone.
Listen Download 5. Acts 4 We Must Speak - Persecution Begins - As we continue our study in the book of Acts we see in this chapter the persecution of Peter and John because of the miracle they performed in chapter 3. The Religious group became troubled at the teaching of the Disciples in the name of Jesus. After they are commanded to no longer speak in that name they are more determined to follow Jesus and not the people.
Listen Download 6. Acts 5 Internal Problems - The early church was experiencing many problems from external forces. In Acts 5 we see the church having problems now from within its own membership. This couple lied not only to the church but also to the Holy Spirit.
Listen Download 7. Acts 6 Murmuring & Ministering in the Early Church - As the church grew rapidly so did the problems. There were concerns about widows not being taken care of by the church as they should have been. Therefore, 7 men were chosen to help with the duties of caring for those ladies. These men were full of the Holy Ghost and faith and the Lord helped them to fulfill their duties.
Listen Download 8. Acts 7 The Murder of Stephen - This chapter relates the stoning of Stephen, a man full of the Holy Ghost. Stephen was one of the men chosen to help in the ministry. He was faithful to his calling. This chapter also gives us the first mention of Saul who later became the Apostle Paul.
Listen Download 9. Acts 8 Phillip The Evangelist
In chapter 8 of Acts we the willingness of Phillip to leave a place of many blessings to follow the call of the Holy Spirit to go to a dessert where there was only one man that needed
the message of Salvation. Because of his faithfulness the Ethiopian man learned the need of not just being religious but converted.
Listen Download 10. Acts 9 The Conversion of Saul
Saul had been a very vocal and harmful person to the church of Jesus Christ. On the road to Damascus, Saul met the Lord Jesus and found himself in need of conversion. Saul heard and believed the message from the Lord. He became the most important man in the continuation of the church of Jesus Christ through out the region and to the regions beyond.
Listen Download 11. Acts10 The Great Change - In Acts 11 we see the Apostle Peter preaching to the Gentiles and the Lord granting them the same blessing and miracle as He did to the Jews on the Day of Pentecost. In this chapter we see the expanding of the Gospel to the gentiles.Wednesday 8-10-11 by Bro. Lawrence Richardson.11th in series.
Listen Download 12. Acts 11 Contention in the Church - The early church was a Jewish church but the Lord had plans to expand the church to include everyone. In this chapter we see the contention of the Jewish believers to the fact that Gentiles had received the Grace of God. Peter goes back to Jerusalem and reports that "repentance had been granted to the Gentiles. 8-17-11Wednsday. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson.12th in series.
Listen Download 13. Acts 12 Repression of the Church - This chapter gives us the story of the arrest and miraculous release of the Apostle Peter. Peter is thrown in jail but the Angle of the Lord came in during the night hours and set him free. The church saw a direct answer to their prayers concerning Peter. Despite the hardships and trials, the church continued to grow and prosper. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson, 8-24-2011 Wednsday
Listen Download 14. Acts Chapter 13 The Beginning of Paul's Missionary Work With persecution, many Christians fled Jerusalem and went north to Antioch, making it the new center of Christian activity. The Holy Spirit called Barnabas and Saul to go where He would lead them. As they went they preached Jesus Christ as the Savior to all that would believe. This chapter gives us the details of Paul's first missionary journey. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson. 8-31-2011 Wednsday.
Listen Download 15. Acts 14 gives us the continuing story of the early church and the completed first missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas. When their travels finished they reported back to the church at Antioch concerning the endeavor of preaching the gospel to the regions beyond. They faced blessings and trials but in the end the Scriptures state they finished their assignment.
Listen Download 16. Acts 15 give us the details of how the early church handled a serious doctrinal problem. This chapter shows us how the Apostles responded to the possibility of false doctrine being
introduced to the Gentile believers. The end of the chapter gives us the foundation for the second missionary journey of Paul. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson, Wed. 9-28-2011
Listen Download 17. Acts 16. This chapter gives us the first part of the second missionary journey of Paul and Silas. As they go to the different cities they come into contact with Timothy. Timothy then goes with them on their journey. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson. Wed. 10-19-2011
Listen Download 18.Acts 17. --The Second Missionary Journey continues.In the 17th chapter of Acts we see three main stops that Paul and his group make as they continue the second missionary journey. The go to Thessalonica, Berea and Athens. Each city has the Gospel presented unto them in a clear way so they would have opportunity to believe. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson, Wed. 10-26-2011
Listen Download 19.Acts 18 The Converts in Corinth
As Saul leaves Athens he goes to the very important city of Corinth. Corinth was the center of travel and therefore was a very sinful place. Paul preached and many were saved and the Church of Corinth was established. Later he writes two letters back to the church to correct them.by Bro. Lawrence Richardson, 11-2-2011
Listen Download 20. Acts 18 Closing and Acts 19. The Beginning of the Third Missionary Journey.In the last part of Acts 18 we read that Paul reports back to the Antioch Church. This is the church that sent him out and now he is back there for the second time to tell the good news of God's blessings. Chapter 19 of Acts records the beginning of the third missionary journey of Paul. He spend two years at Ephesus teaching and training the believers in the way of the Lord.By Bro. Lawrence Richardson, 11-9-2011
Listen Download 21.Acts 20--The Last Stages of the Third Missionary Journey. This chapter gives us the last events of the third missionary journey of Paul. He calls for the elders from Ephesus to come so he can give them some last instructions. He knows this will be the last time he sees them and we wants to make sure the Church in Ephesus continues to be a strong church in the future. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson, Wednsday 11-16-2011
Listen Download 22. Acts 21 --The Missionary Journey's Of Paul End (Series on Acts) Acts 21 gives us the finish of the third missionary journey of the Apostle Paul. This chapter is the last chapter of Paul's life as a free man. Paul goes to Jerusalem out of the will of God. He is beaten by the Jews and arrested by the Romans.Wed. 11-30-2011 By Bro. Lawrence Richardson
Listen Download 23. Acts 22. Paul's Defense in Jerusalem.
Acts 22 contains the defense of Paul before the Jewish people and their response. They hated the words and works of Paul to the point they wanted to kill him.
Listen Download 24. Acts 23. Paul Before the Sanhedrin
Paul stands before the Sanhedrin and sees that it is made up of both Pharisees and Sadducees. These two groups were apposed to each other and Paul points out that he was on trial for him being a Pharisee and a son of a Pharisee and that causes the Sanhedrin to argue. Paul is taken out and removed for fear of bodily harm.By Bro. Lawrence Richardson
Listen Download 25. Acts 24. Paul Before Felix 1-4-12
Paul stands before Felix in this chapter. He speaks for himself before his accusers. He clearly states his innocence but Felix will not make a judgment. The words of Paul troubled Felix and he called for a private meeting with him. The Scripture tells us that Paul preached unto him and then under conviction, "he trembled."By Bro. Lawrence Richardson. 1-4-2012
Listen Download 26. Acts 25--Paul Before Festus 1-11-12
The unjust judges continue to have Paul come before them. Festus has just taken the office of Felix and he is told of the pending case of Paul. He calls Paul before him and again no judgment is given and Paul appeals to Caesar.
Listen Download 27. Acts 26 - Paul's Defense. By Bro. Lawrence Richardson. 1-18-2012.


The Curate or Associate Rector will join the staff of this large and healthy parish sharing in preaching, sacramental life, teaching, pastoral care, and outreach. The particular focus for this ministry is to attract, welcome, and integrate newcomers and to minister with the young adult population. In the last four years, the number of those aged 20-40 in the parish has grown from a handful to more than 100 people.
The new clergyperson on staff may expect intentional mentoring from two full-time experienced priests and to become a part of a caring and committed team. She or he will follow a successful Associate Rector who was called, after three years at Calvary, to serve as a rector in his home state in the largest parish in the diocese. He was a graduate of the Seminary of the Southwest.
Ordained or soon to be ordained Episcopal clergy. Episcopal seminary preferred. New seminary graduates (Curate) and those with 1–3 years' experience (Associate Rector) are welcome to apply.


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Q: Custom taxonomy return 404 I have created custom taxonomy like so:
CODE:
/*
* Register Product Category Taxonomy
*/
function product_category_taxonomy() {

    $labels = array(
        'name'                       => _x( 'Categories', 'Taxonomy General Name', 'textdomain' ),
        'singular_name'              => _x( 'Category', 'Taxonomy Singular Name', 'textdomain' ),
        'menu_name'                  => __( 'Categories', 'textdomain' ),
        'all_items'                  => __( 'All Items', 'textdomain' ),
        'parent_item'                => __( 'Parent Item', 'textdomain' ),
        'parent_item_colon'          => __( 'Parent Item:', 'textdomain' ),
        'new_item_name'              => __( 'New Item Name', 'textdomain' ),
        'add_new_item'               => __( 'Add New Item', 'textdomain' ),
        'edit_item'                  => __( 'Edit Item', 'textdomain' ),
        'update_item'                => __( 'Update Item', 'textdomain' ),
        'view_item'                  => __( 'View Item', 'textdomain' ),
        'separate_items_with_commas' => __( 'Separate items with commas', 'textdomain' ),
        'add_or_remove_items'        => __( 'Add or remove items', 'textdomain' ),
        'choose_from_most_used'      => __( 'Choose from the most used', 'textdomain' ),
        'popular_items'              => __( 'Popular Items', 'textdomain' ),
        'search_items'               => __( 'Search Items', 'textdomain' ),
        'not_found'                  => __( 'Not Found', 'textdomain' ),
        'no_terms'                   => __( 'No items', 'textdomain' ),
        'items_list'                 => __( 'Items list', 'textdomain' ),
        'items_list_navigation'      => __( 'Items list navigation', 'textdomain' ),
    );
    $args = array(
        'labels'                     => $labels,
        'hierarchical'               => true,
        'public'                     => true,
        'show_ui'                    => true,
        'show_admin_column'          => true,
        'show_in_nav_menus'          => true,
        'show_tagcloud'              => false,
        'rewrite'                    => array( 'slug' => 'products', 'hierarchical' => true, 'with_front' => false ),
    );
    register_taxonomy( 'product-category', array( 'product' ), $args );
    flush_rewrite_rules();
}
add_action( 'init', 'product_category_taxonomy', 0 );

WHEN I OPEN URL www.domain.com/products/subcategory everything works.
BUT WHEN I OPEN www.domain.com/products I get 404 error.
In other words I need to display archive page for created taxonomy.
I have tried usual things, like flushing, saving permalink structure, but that didn't worked.


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Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett will play Coors Field next summer
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NEW YORK - MARCH 3: Singer Vince Neil of Motley Crue performs live at Madison Square Garden on March 3, 2005 in New York City. (Photo by Peter Kramer/Getty Images)
By: John Wenzel | The Denver Post
Bust out your extra-hold hairspray and rip those stockings anew: hair-metal's biggest acts are playing Coors Field next summer.
Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard and Poison, with opener Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, will headline the home of the Colorado Rockies with a concert that starts at 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 30.
Tickets for the quadruple-threat bill are on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 13 via livenation.com. Prices have not yet been announced, owing to promoter Live Nation's practice of withholding them from press releases.
A presale for Citi card members begins at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 10 and runs through 10 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12. Visit citientertainment.com for details.
The Denver stop is one of 22 concerts on the stadium tour, which includes dates at well-known venues such as Chicago's Wrigley Field and runs July through September next year.


Are you new here? Thanks for visiting my blog and Welcome to Health Food Lover!
Eat a diet (i.e. real food) that is suited to you, as an individual.
Eat whole foods and limit refined foods, where possible.
Eat real food and avoid franken (adulterated & processed) foods.
Eat (lacto-fermented) fermented foods at most meals to help increase nutrient absorption + improve digestion.
Reduce anti-nutrients such as phytic acid by properly preparing grains, nuts, seeds and legumes via soaking, fermenting and sprouting (if these foods are consumed).
If eating animal products, make sure they are as good quality as you can get (for optimum nutrition).
Enjoy your food and listen to your body!
Have a read on what the health food lover blog is all about. Have a read of the Articles. View the Recipe Index.
All my adult children are healthy eaters. Cooking at home is a challenge with one having Crohn's, one vegetarian, and one vegan! I especially like the Kale and Strawberry smoothy!
I'd just like to say a huge THANKYOU for all the amazing recipes. Everything I've tried has been delicious and everything else look amazing and can't wait to try.
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there are some serious cargo-carrying advantages when it comes to owning a pickup truck. you can haul around unimaginable amounts of firewood with no damage to your interior; you can finally get rid of that upright grand piano you never play, all by yourself; you can tow literal boatloads. unfortunately, as a bunch of ram owners are discovering, the reward of a luxurious open-air bed comes with its own set of risks — namely, opening without your consent.
more than 1.1 million ram 1500, 2500 and 3500 pickups with power locking tailgates are affected by a new recall for the tailgate. the tailgate actuator limiter tab may fracture, leading to the tailgate opening and all that precious cargo tumbling out. as a ram owner, you don't just want to avoid losing your cargo, you also want to avoid anyone following you having to dodge rolling logs.
the problem: the tailgate actuator limiter tab may fracture and cause the tailgate to unlatch and open while driving, which may lead to cargo falling out, creating a road hazard and increasing the risk of a crash.
the fix: dealers will repair the ram for free.
what owners should do: ram parent company fiat chrysler automobiles will begin notifying owners on sept. 14. owners can call the automaker at 800-853-1403, the national highway traffic safety administration's vehicle-safety hotline at 888-327-4236 or visit its website to check their vehicle identification number and learn more.


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YOUR COURSE BEGINS BELOW THIS NOTE. READ THIS FIRST.
The lessons and processes in Intuition Retreat have been carefully arranged to build your abilities one upon the next. By following the program patiently and methodically you will receive the maximum benefit for your efforts.
The guided meditations and exercises should be worked with over time. It would be best to spend at least several days — preferably a week or more — on each process before moving on to the next, unless otherwise indicated. When in doubt, err on the side of spending longer, and let your intuition guide you.
At the end of each lesson you will find, under the heading, CONTINUE… the "homework" instructions for what to do next, and when to go to the next chapter.
There are no tests or grades in the Intuition Retreat course. It's all about your own experience and what you learn, within.
Thank you for taking this course. I hope you will find it enjoyable, and helpful. Enjoy the journey!
What is your intuition potential, and what might be standing in the way? The benefits you can anticipate from becoming more intuitive. Getting started with the journaling process that will support you throughout the course.
Understanding some of the different ways intuition plays out in popular professions.
Includes the audio program, Energy Balancing.
Setting yourself up for success in developing your intuition. Includes the audio process, Connecting and Envisioning.
A specific type of journaling you can use to support your intuition.
Connecting with guides, angels, masters, and loved ones in spirit. Includes the exercise, Building A Powerful Invocation.
Gaining information through a variety of methods. Includes the Virtual Daily Focus Deck program. Includes the Bonus Program: Daily Focus Meditation.
Essential information for understanding how your system processes intuitive information, and how you can begin to cooperate with it. Content concerning your personal guide. Includes the audio process, Inner Cooperation, Part One.
Continuing and deepening the work of aligning your system for intuition. Includes the audio exercise, Inner Cooperation Part Two.
Includes the guided meditation, Inner Cooperation, Part Three. Further instructions for making best use of your imagination in processes like this one.
Introduces a process for connecting more directly with guides, loved ones, and others in spirit.
Covers the rich and deep area of intuitive feelings. Includes the guided meditation process, Your Energetic Field.
Three practices for developing your felt sense.
Learn what it means to be an empath. Includes the guided meditation, The Energetics of Empathy.
Includes exercises you can do in your every day encounters to develop your felt sense intuition.
How early programming effects our ability to turn on our extra-sensory perception. Includes the guided meditation process, Reprogramming Your Sensory Filters.
Further keys to working with the process from the previous lesson, Reprogramming Your Sensory Filters, and getting the most out of it.
Consider the ways in which modern man has gotten cut off from his intuition, and ways to get it back. Includes the guided meditation process, Primal Connection.
Part One of learning how to listen for higher input, deep within.
The contemplation process explained in light of gaining intuitive awareness. Includes the exercise, Tuning In Part 2, Contemplation.
Third in the series about gaining intuitive input through heard messages. Covers learning how to ask the right questions, and how to listen for answers.
Learning how to develop your clairvoyant sight. Includes the process, Opening The Inner Eye.
Screening Room is a powerful process for developing the visual aspect of your intuitive ability.
Making decisions can be a source of stress, and a test for our trust in life and ourselves. This lesson offers information about the best way to intuitively approach decision making. It includes the guided meditation process, Road Forks, an exercise that will serve you well, whenever faced with new decisions.
Taking off from the runway. This lesson covers doing a psychic/intuitive reading for a friend. Important guidelines and helpful suggestions on how to make the most of your opportunity to try out your new skills. Whether you're looking toward a career in the intuitive arts, or just looking for a way to enhance your skills for personal use, you'll find this a fascinating experience.
This lesson offers an intriguing exercise in which you'll be supporting yourself to receive intuitive input through time and space. The guidance you receive can be helpful in planning your day, your week, your year, and your life. Also included, the guided meditation, The Heart of Intuition.