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Tiny icy objects revealed in outer solar system
Space 9 August 2006
The sun provides only a feeble glow for the frozen objects past the orbit of Neptune, like the one illustrated here (Artist's impression: NASA/JPL-Caltech/T Pyle-SSC)
By David Shiga
Dozens of small icy objects have been detected in the far reaches of the solar system. Based on this sample, the objects appear far more abundant than astronomers had thought.
The objects, between 20 and 100 metres in size, are the smallest known members of a class called trans-Neptunian objects (TNOs), which reside beyond the orbit of Neptune. TNOs are thought to be similar in composition to comets, which are made mostly of ice, dust, and rock.
Most of the 1000 or so TNOs known are hundreds of kilometres across. The smallest previously seen was a 25-kilometre wide object spotted by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2003.
Now, astronomers have discovered 58 miniscule TNOs. They were discovered by a team led by Hsiang-Kuang Chang of National Tsing Hua University in Hsinchu, Taiwan.
The objects are much too small to show up in images, even with the most powerful telescopes. Instead, the researchers detected them when they passed in front of a distant X-ray source called Scorpius X-1, causing sudden dips in its brightness.
Quadrillion objects
Chang's team found the objects by combing through 89 hours of archived Scorpius X-1 observations from NASA's Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer (RXTE).
To calculate the sizes of the objects, the researchers had to assume they are all 43 Astronomical Units from the Sun (1 AU the distance from the Sun to Earth). Chang says most known TNOs are in the 30 to 50 AU range. Most of the X-ray dips lasted 2 or 3 milliseconds, which they calculate would be caused by objects 50 metres across. Some of the dips appear to be due to objects as small as 20 metres.
Based on the numbers they saw, they estimate that there are a quadrillion (one million billion) TNOs of 100 metre size in the frigid realm beyond Neptune.
There is some uncertainty in the numbers as it is possible that a smaller, closer object could mimic the effect of a TNO. The most likely candidate would be an object in the asteroid belt but the researchers calculate that such passes in front of Scorpius X-1 would be very rare.
More resilient
However, it is harder to rule out larger, more distant objects causing the dips.
"They make a convincing case that they're not closer than 40 AU, but they could be at 100, 1000 or 10000 AU," says Scott Kenyon, of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Massachusetts, US.
Chang admits that some of the objects could indeed be farther away: "But our estimate of a quadrillion small bodies of 100 metre size will probably not change by orders of magnitude."
If he is right, then it challenges the conventional thinking about TNOs. The X-ray results suggest there are about 1000 times more 10 to 100 metre TNOs than the models predict.
The number of TNOs of different sizes astronomers expect to be out there depends on how easily they break apart when they smash into each other. The discrepancy could be resolved by assuming these smaller objects are more resilient. "The objects that are tens of metres across would have to be a lot stronger than we think they are," Kenyon says.
Journal reference: Nature (vol 442, p 660)


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Congonhinhas est une municipalité brésilienne située dans l'État du Paraná.

Notes et références

Municipalité au Paraná

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package com.BgLogger;

import com.BgLogger.model.glucose.BloodGlucoseLogDao;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.widget.ListView;
import android.widget.SimpleCursorAdapter;

public class MedicineHistory extends ActionBarActivity {

	private ListView listView;
	private MedicineDBAdapter data;
	private Cursor allResultsCursor;
	@Override
	protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		// TODO Auto-generated method stub
		super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
		setContentView(R.layout.bloodreport);
		title(getString(R.string.medicine_history));

		// get the list view reference
		listView = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.BloodlistView);

		// create an array containing the column names of the database
		String[] names = { MedicineDBAdapter.KEY_MedicationDATE,
				MedicineDBAdapter.KEY_MedicationName };

		// create an array containing the id's of the text views where test list
		// is displayed
		int[] array = { R.id.tvTest, R.id.tvDate };

		data = new MedicineDBAdapter(MedicineHistory.this);
		data.openToRead();
		allResultsCursor = data.queueAll();

		// create an adapter with data in the returned cursor
		@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
		SimpleCursorAdapter adapter = new SimpleCursorAdapter(
				MedicineHistory.this, R.layout.list_item_each,
				allResultsCursor, names, array);

		// add this adapter to the list view
		listView.setAdapter(adapter);

		data.close();

	}

}

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Years ago my mother and I took a three week trip to Europe in late autumn. We were to stop by Venice for two days, but loved the city so entirely, we stayed for ten.
By day, we lost ourselves in back alleys and odd museums. By night, we found our way back to a little cafe whose specialty was seafood risotto. We were armed with little more than a rudimentary knowledge of Italian and a dictionary, but that trip still stands in my mind as perfect in every respect.
One day, while wandering an obscure back alleyway, we came upon an extraordinary gate. It was an abstract netting of wrought iron, with chunks of sea glass embedded among the strands of metal. There were blues, greens, reds, amber and clear pieces of every size. We stared open-mouthed as the afternoon light glanced across the glass, glowing and flashing.
The Venezia napkin rings are my homage, small though it is, to the beauty of that gate, still bright and clear in my mind after so much time. They are best used for seafood risotto, a little bottle of chianti and fond memories.
Measurements are taken after pulling fabric into shape.
1 set US #6/4mm needles: Bamboo is recommended, and you may find it easier to use two double-point needles rather than long straight needles.
I used two double-point bamboo needles because they are short and not very slick, and I found it very easy to manipulate the wire. I had no problems with losing stitches. You can use any needles you like, though.
Beads are placed between stitches. To place a bead in your work, knit the stitch before the place you want your bead to go, slide the bead up the wire until it rests next to your right needle, then knit the next stitch. It's as easy as that!
Using color combinations that are aesthetically pleasing to you, pre-string beads in this pattern: [1 large bead, 5 seed beads] 11 times.
Using the Backward Loop technique, CO 7 sts, placing at least 1 bead in the CO row.
K 35 rows, placing approximately 2 beads per row. Five of the rows (or approx. 1 row in 7) will have to have only 1 bead; be sure to keep this in mind as you work, and plan accordingly. Place the beads in different places in the rows; you want to achieve fairly even coverage, with a seemingly random appearance.
When all the beads have been used, cut the wire, leaving a 17-inch tail.
Ensure that all the larger beads sit on one side of the fabric, so that they will face out when the rectangle is seamed. It is easy to push the beads through and close the wire behind, so they do not slip back through.
Stretch rectangle so that it measures 2.25 inches x 5.5 inches.
Remove needle from live stitches, inserting a piece of waste yarn through the stitches to keep them from unraveling. Wrap rectangle lengthwise around dowel to curve it into a tube (see photo), making sure the larger beads are on the outside of the fabric.
Remove rectangle from dowel and graft live stitches together with CO edge. Remove waste yarn. Without cutting wire, sew together edges of rectangle to form a tube. Wrap wire around itself several times and clip, being careful not to leave ends sticking out.
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Seventh heaven on the road
Tony Scholes July 19, 2020 Seventh heaven on the road2020-07-19T17:01:34+00:00 Match Reports
Our final away game of the 2019/20 season ended in a 2-0 win yesterday against already relegated Norwich City at Carrow Road, a seventh away win of the season and a result which has guaranteed us a top half finish in the Premier League for a second time.
It was a bit of a strange game, bizarre was the word Sean Dyche used, in which Norwich had two players sent off before we took the lead right on half time and then, in the second half, they presented us with an own goal to confirm the win some ten minutes from the end.
As it's been since the restart the game was played in a virtually empty stadium. We didn't even see any sign of home or away directors on the television coverage although I did hear that a 79-year-old former TV cook was seen outside trying to gather support for the home club. "Where are you?" she screamed. "Where are you? Let's be havin' you."
It hasn't been a team selection choice for Sean Dyche recently, more about counting who he has fit and available to play. We did get a shock when the team was announced and Ben Mee was back in the line up although that proved not to be the case. The only change, as we expected, was Jόhann Berg Guðmundsson coming in for his first Premier League start since October on the right of the midfield with Erik Pieters moving to his more familiar left back role, replacing the injured Charlie Taylor.
The young lads on the bench were this time joined, for the first time, by under-23 striker Joel Mumbongo who sat alongside Jimmy Dunne, Anthony Glennon, Mace Goodridge and Josh Benson. The only Burnley first team experience on the bench was provided by Robbie Brady and Matěj Vydra.
I wasn't sure what to expect from this game. Quite often, once a team has been relegated they play with more freedom and often get results you wouldn't expect. Norwich were relegated a week earlier and were unfortunate in midweek in losing 1-0 at Chelsea.
Although they never looked likely to cause us too much damage, they did start the better of the two sides and we quickly learned about just how good Nick Pope is. In the opening minutes of the game, Sky co-commentator Efan Ekoku claimed he was good between the sheets, although he did quickly correct that, and then he made one very good save on his life to push a ball away with James Tarkowski deflecting the rebound wide of goal for a corner.
In truth, that one incident apart, I didn't think we were ever in much trouble but likewise we weren't offering too much going forward either. There has perhaps been a bit of sharpness missing in the last two games but that's hardly a surprise given how much these players have put in recently.
Things changed in our favour around ten minutes before half time after what looked like a tussle between Ashley Westwood and Norwich midfielder Emiliano Buendía who, incidentally, scored in their 2-1 defeat at Watford eleven days earlier, their only goal since February.
Referee Kevin Friend saw something but initially tried to play an advantage before blowing to confirm a free kick to us. We were told VAR were taking a look and, once the incident was shown again it was no surprise. We, sat watching on TV thought it had to be a red but, then again, it was lee Mason at Stockley Park. For a first time in a Burnley game, Mason's advice was for Friend to take another look on the monitor. It took him very little time before he showed his red card to Buendía and Norwich were down to ten men.
Jay Rodriguez almost immediately tested home goalkeeper Tim Krul who did well to save down to his right. By this time, any threat from Norwich had all but disappeared, even before the red card, and now we were very much in the ascendancy.
When the board went up for the extra minutes at the end of the half, it was still 10 v 11 and the game was still 0-0. That was to change dramatically in stoppage time. Almost immediately Friend was showing his red card again, this time to Josip Drmić. There could be no dispute on this one either. The Norwich forward's foot was high, he was, in referee speak, out of control and although the contact with Pieters could have been worse there was no real option but to send him off.
The incident had happened just in front of the Norwich dug out on our left. Dwight McNeil took the free kick which Alex Tettey failed to deal with very well. It dropped for James Tarkowski who played a short ball to Guðmundsson. His cross from the right was met by Chris Wood with his now, new, trademark attempt at an overhead kick. Against Wolves it led to us getting a penalty, this time he made contact and in it went, just inside the post and gave us a half time lead that we never, ever looked likely to lose.
In normal football speak, a goal up at half time against nine men should probably leave you fairly confident of a win but I've seen us play against nine men far too often to be too over confident. I've, off the top of my head, seen all of Sunderland, Rochdale and Crystal Palace beat us on the Turf with nine men. I saw Palace hold out at Selhurst Park for a 0-0 draw and then there was the game at Brighton eight seasons ago when only a Kieran Trippier worldy prevented a potential embarrassment.
Norwich came out with what was a 4-4-0 formation and basically challenged us to get through them. In fairness they did well, none more so than their two central defenders Christoph Zimmermann, on as a half time substitute, and Ben Godfrey, but they were thankful to their man of the match, goalkeeper Krul, who made a number of saves to keep the score at 1-0.
Dyche gave half an hour to former Norwich player Robbie Brady and closer to the end we saw Vydra come on and he gave us a nice little cameo. Just after that second and last substitution, the result was confirmed when Godfrey, trying to bring the ball under control from a Pieters cross, turned it into his own net.
Krul made another couple of saves but then Norwich had their one effort at goal when Onel Hernández got in a shot that was deflected by Phil Bardsley only for Pope to make a spectacular save to keep him in front in the chase for the golden glove. We might have learned this weekend that Pope is the worst dressed player in the dressing room but good between the sheets but what we have learned over time is just how good a goalkeeper he is. England's number one? For me, absolutely he is.
That was it, another away win. That's seven this season, equalling the number we won on the road two seasons ago. At the end of last season, leaving Goodison Park after our 2-0 defeat against Everton in the last away fixture, we chatted about our away form. We'd won four and drawn five in 2018/19 and we thought that was a good return. To now add another three wins is particularly special.
It was a day of records, so let's have a look at some of them.
Nick Pope: 15 clean sheets, best in the top flight since we kept 16 clean sheets when the brilliant Colin McDonald was first choice goalkeeper in 1954/55 season.
Chris Wood: 13 goals, first to score that many in a top flight season since both Ray Hankin and Peter Noble both scored 13 goals in the 1975/76 season.
Team: 54 points, equalling our points tally in the Premier League of two seasons ago.
Team: 15 wins, best in a Premier League season and best in top flight since we won 17 in 1974/75 (42 games).
Burnley: first clean sheet at Norwich in twenty visits.
Burnley: yesterday's win took our points total in the Premier League to 251.
What we've also done is guarantee ourselves a top half place in the Premier League. I wonder just how many Burnley fans would have thought that would happen when we left Chelsea in mid-January even though we were only four points adrift of Arsenal who were then tenth.
We could still finish sixth in the table but that would take a freak set of results and I doubt, even with a win next week, that we'll get into the top seven to qualify for a place in Europe, and even that could be scuppered if Arsenal win the FA Cup.
Let's hope we can go out with another good result next week to end what has been a very strange but ultimately rewarding season.
Other than five games in the 1950s, It's the first time I've missed being at Carrow Road for a game against Norwich, except for the Texaco Cup game in 1973. I would have loved to have been there but I do have to say I didn't miss that damned long journey home.
Norwich: Tim Krul, Max Aarons, Ben Godfrey, Timm Klose (Christoph Zimmermann ht), Jamal Lewis, Alex Tettey (Mario Vrančić 90+3), Kenny McLean, Todd Cantwell (Lukas Rupp 76), Emiliano Buendía, Onel Hernández (Adam Idah 86), Josip Drmić. Subs not used: Michael McGovern, Marco Stiepermann, Akin Famewo, Josh Martin, Teemu Pukki.
Red Cards: Emiliano Buendía, Josip Drmić.
Burnley: Nick Pope, Phil Bardsley, Kevin Long, James Tarkowski, Erik Pieters, Jόhann Berg Guðmundsson (Robbie Brady 60), Josh Brownhill, Ashley Westwood, Dwight McNeil, Jay Rodriguez, Chris Wood (Matěj Vydra 79). Subs not used: Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Jimmy Dunne, Anthony Glennon, Mace Goodridge, Josh Benson, Max Thompson, Joel Mumbongo.
Referee: Kevin Friend (Leicestershire).
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A weather damaged drum set from the 70's, a gift from his father. A small-town, local band decides to make him their bass player even though he's never touched the instrument before. Early guitar noodlings with an older sister's acoustic, the intonation a mess and the strings a half-inch from the fretboard. Crassly responding to feedback from a random A&R guy, his college band boots out the singer and moves him from behind the drums to frontman. It takes him about three months to get through a show without losing his voice. Years later, someone describes his vocal style as Green Day meets the cast of Rent. Aaron still isn't sure if that was a compliment or a slight, but the man was smiling affably when he said it, for what it's worth. These are the early, formative steps in the music career of Aaron Hill. Hill's early songwriting was filtered through the genres of the bands he was playing with; ska, pop-punk, and so on. As his own voice began to form, Aaron's style began to incorporate the layered, anything goes mentality of the progressive bands he listened to early on in his bass playing days like Yes and ELP, along with the focused, melodic, lyrically opaque stylings of singer-songwriters such as Elvis Costello and Michael Penn. Even when it isn't apparent at first glance, Aaron's material comes straight from his life experiences. 'The stuff I write that really pleases me comes from some emotional reaction to current events, personal or otherwise. Even if it seems obtuse and nonsensical, it's usually because the topic is too personal to discuss plainly, so I code it until it's about two steps away from straight speech. I've tried writing nonsense; I never want to listen to those songs much after I write them, and I always prefer to write songs I would want to hear. It's the only goal I can rely on.' Aaron Hill & the Crimson Guard is the latest project from the former lead singer of NYC-based bands Conquistador (as seen on Comedy Central's Premium Blend) and The U.S. Patent Office. The FACE OF THE ASTRONAUT EP, a five song disc that touches on such topics as mistaken identity and the loneliness of space travel, serves as a launching point for what should prove to be a fruitful solo career. The countdown has begun.
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PLEASE HELP US STRETCH: Every dollar beyond our initial minimum goal allows us to enhance our post production quality and expand our distribution plans for film festival opportunities to reach the widest possible audience!
Paradoxically, the growing popularity of yoga in the modern world is leading to its demise. Corporate packaging has turned yoga into a mere consumer product, reduced to physical practices removed from their roots, delivering a spiritless practice devoid of context and meaning.
AGNIYOGANA takes the viewer on a journey through time and space to rediscover the inner dimensions of yoga that are more relevant than ever in our modern world.
The film begins a millennium ago in the Pashupatinath temple in Nepal where Gorāknath, the forefather of Hatha Yoga, opened up the practice to people of all backgrounds. The narrative is woven around glimpses into the daily traditional practices carried out at dawn, midday, and sunset. Through a collage of action and stillness, light and darkness, sound and silence the film explores the richness of the yoga tradition and the depth of heart and mind it can lead to. Through the voices of those who have made the journey we learn how the fullness of life this ancient art promises can be realised today in the heart of the urban jungle far away from the deep forests and high mountain caves where it was perfected.
The idea of making this film evolved over the last ten years as I saw the widespread confusion surrounding the term 'yoga' and the slow degeneration of the practices taught in its name due to the pressures of commercialisation. I saw the great potential of a film to illuminate the original traditions and their holistic practices through the words and experience of authentic practitioners.
AGNIYOGANA, the film's title, refers to the yoking of one's own fire. This increases the quality of one's inner light. It is the fire that transmutes, transforms and destroys to create the new.
'Early the next morning, when about to speak the morning prayer, he yokes the fire thinking, with it when yoked, I shall obtain and by it when yoked he obtains all wishes.' (9:4:4:1).
Lowering the head is simply bowing to the fire within.
Emma Balnaves is the producer and director of AGNIYOGANA.
Emma has directed a yoga video and produced two publications, 'Nataraja - the Lord of Multiple Forms' and' Yoga for Women'. She is co-founder and director of Shadow Yoga and Nṛtta Sādhanā, and has been teaching yoga for over two decades. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Design, a Diploma in Marma Shastra and studied ayurveda in Kerala, India. Emma has been travelling and teaching yoga internationally since 1998.
Sundernath (Shandor Remete) was fortunate to be born into a household at the southern eastern tip of the great Hungarian plain where the art of yoga was a daily presence. From this seed his destiny on the path of yoga unfolded. He is an initiate of the Kanpatha Hatha Yogins of Nepal, descendants of Sri Gorāknath and his Guru Sri Matsyendranath. These great Yogins, were the forefathers of Shadanga (six-limbed) Yoga, the heart of which is Hatha Yoga - the science bestowed on humanity by Adinatha (the Lord Shiva).
Dr. Robert Svoboda is one of the first Westerners to graduate from a college of ayurveda and be licensed to practice ayurveda in India. He is the author of 12 books and often speaks on ayurveda, jyotish, tantra and allied subjects around the world.
Dr. Martina Ziskova is a Czech ayurvedic doctor. Besides working with people on almost all continents, she writes extensively and is a former editor-in-chief of Light on Ayurveda Journal (now Ayurveda Journal of Health). Her current work and life journey is bringing her deeper into the psychological and energetic aspects of ayurveda and yoga with a quest to get to the core issues of who we are, how we function and what we need as individuals and society.
Yogi Narinath is a yogi and hermit from the Nath tradition of Gorāknath. He is the caretaker of the famed Gorāknath shrine in the heart of Nepal at the ancient mirgasthali (deer park) and the mahant of the Pashupatinath Temple.
Dordzin Dondrup Palden Rinpoche is a Drikung Kagyu scholar and senior yogic retreat master who lives in a semi-permanent mountain retreat in the southern Himalaya. He is a leading instructor for Drikung retreat practitioners, especially at the important Lapchi retreat center in eastern Nepal.
Nubpa Konchok Tenzin Rinpoche is the 12th Nubpa Rinpoche of the Drikung Kagyu lineage. While still in his mother's womb, he was recognized by H.H. The 34th Drikung Kyabgon Konchok Tenzin Shiwai Lodro as one of the six important reincarnated lamas who looked after the Drikung Thil Monastery.
Dr. Sherab Tenzin is a Bhutanese Doctor and Master of Traditional Tibetan Medicine (Sowa Rigpa). This ancient Himalayan knowledge of healing is based on centuries of experience, a systematic, logical approach which gives the complete understanding of inner body and its relation with the outer environment. His father who was a Dorji Lopon (Vajra Master), was an emanation of a great yogi from PemaKod, Tibet. Dr. Sherab received many teachings and transmissions from many important masters from Kagyu and Nyingma lineages. He has degrees in Tibetan Medicine and Surgery. He is the founder and director of Pure Vision Sorig Healing and Research Center in Nepal.
Dr. Govinda Tandon is a leading scholar of Nepali history and culture. He has spent eleven years as the Treasurer and Member-Secretary of Pashupati Area Development Trust, a holy site of the Hindus worldwide. Also a well-known figure of dharma and spirituality in Nepal, he has published various books in Nepali and English, including recently Thoughts for Superb Living (2016) and Masterly Living (2017).
Dr. Manmath Gharote is the Director of The Lonavla Yoga Institute in India. He was born and brought up in the Kaivalyadhama in an atmosphere and conditions devoted to yoga and was inspired to specialize in yoga through his tremendous respect for Swami Kuvalayanandaji. He is fully devoted to the field of yoga and committed to fulfill the mission of The Lonavla Yoga Institute, continuing to further the task which was left as a legacy to him by his beloved father Dr. M. L. Gharote.
We completed filming in January and have started our post-production work.
In the last couple of months, more than thirty yoga schools across North America, Japan, Israel, Europe and Australia generously hosted fundraising workshops in support of Agniyogana and donated all proceeds to the film production. With their support, we've raised nearly a third of what we need to complete post-production.
Our initial goal is to raise AU$70,000, the bare minimum needed to complete the film.
So far, Emma has self-funded all pre-production and production costs.
The global studio fundraising events raised the funds needed to start post-production.
What's needed now are the remaining funds to complete post-production. The initial AU$70,000 goal funds this at the most essential level. And with stretch goals, we hope to raise additional funds to enable the highest quality of post-production as well as have funds for distribution.
Every dollar beyond our initial minimum goal allows us to enhance our post production quality and expand our distribution plans for film festival opportunities to reach the widest possible audience!
Any amount will help us complete the film and spread the knowledge of the true potential of the yogic path.
If you are enthusiastic about the project—please spread the word.
Tell your friends and ask them to tell their friends! Direct your friends to this website through email, blog posts, Facebook, Instagram, or any other social media you use.
Share our project among those you think might benefit from a film like this. Lending your voice to our cause is greatly appreciated.
We value your support and have various rewards for our contributors, including access to the film for a pledge of AU$60.
Please contact us if you have any questions about the rewards!
The film is in post-production and we need a successful crowdfunding campaign in order to complete the film to a high level cinematic quality.
September 2019 is our estimated date to have the finished film. There is some risk of delay if we run into unforeseen issues with post-production.
We have 20 days to meet our funding goal. Kickstarter is ALL or nothing, and if we don't meet our goal, we don't get to keep any contributions. So please lend your support!
Receive a digital copy of our film poster.
A digital print pack with original yoga art by Caterina Hadjilias and Alexandra Gilbert. These prints make an inspired choice for phone backgrounds, wallpapers, screensavers or would be beautiful printed out and framed.
A private link for online streaming access to the finished film.
A digital copy of 'NATARAJA – The Lord of Multiple Forms' by Emma Balnaves. This book is a rich exposition of the five faces of Shiva through image and iconography. Each face and the cosmic act it represents is explored through a visual narrative, drawing on the practice of the Nrtta Sadhana which embodies it. Each chapter begins with the prayer to the relevant form of the deity, followed by a concise explanation of the nature of each act, the principles that underlie it and their application for those on the Yogic path.
Film delivered Sept 2019, all other rewards available April 2018.
A special edition Agniyogana Film T-shirt: black sleeveless tee with the Agniyogana logo in white.
A digital Agniyogana photo book. This is a compelling visual layout of Emma's travelogue about the places visited and experiences encountered while making the film.
An invitation to a private screening of the film with Emma in Australia, Budapest or California in 2019. Travel & accommodations not included.
You'll also have your name in the Film Credits (Silver Circle).
1-week Individual Practice Course with Shandor and Emma. You'll receive a tuition credit to join the Individual Practice course of your choice in 2019. Travel & accommodations not included. You'll also have your name in the Film Credits (Gold Circle).
An invitation to the Filmmaker dinner before one of the private screenings of the film in Australia, Budapest or California in 2019. Travel & accommodations not included.
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Scott was born and raised in eastern Montana. He graduated with honors from the University of Montana Law School in 2011, where he served as the Articles Editor for the Montana Law Review. Scott also interned for a federal magistrate judge, the Honorable Jeremiah Lynch in Missoula. He competed on UM Law's National Moot Court Team, and his team won both first place brief and first place overall for the Northwest Region. After law school, Scott served as a law clerk for the Honorable Brian Morris, a Justice at the Montana Supreme Court. Since joining private practice, Scott has been involved in various forms of litigation including class actions, insurance disputes, employment discrimination and personal injury cases. He also advocates for consumers in wrongful foreclosures and bankruptcy proceedings (chapter 7 and 13), and represents Montanans in family law matters.
Free consultation depends on the case, and is not guaranteed. Our firm requires that you complete an initial intake, and if the initial summary indicates that it is economically viable for us to take the case on contingency, I offer a free consultation. Often times, people only need to talk to a lawyer and ask a few questions. In that scenario, I offer a one-time, $250 consult fee.
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I represent plaintiffs in various matters, including: - FELA claims; - General personal injury, including traumatic brain injuries; - Class actions; and - Insurance disputes. My representation included three trials and three appeals to the Montana Supreme Court.
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I work closely with Justice Morris in researching and drafting opinions and dissents on various matters, including class actions, evidence, and covenants not to compete. I also drafted a bench memos for each oral argument.
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J.D. (2011) | Law
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Activities: 2010-2011: Moot Court, 1st Place Overall (Northwest Region); 1st Place Brief (Northwest Region) 2009-2011: Montana Law Review, Co-Articles Editor
B.A. (2006) | Political Science, History
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November 30, 2018 dougdonnelly
Bobcats show grit in season-opening loss to Bedford
OTTAWA LAKE – The Whiteford Bobcats didn't come away with a victory Friday against Bedford, but they earned a lot of respect from Mule head coach Frank Scheuer.
"Give the Whiteford kids credit," Scheuer said. "They are scrappy and tough and hard-nosed. If you are tough and scrappy, you are going to be in just about any game. They graduated a lot of talent, but they made plays and didn't fall away."
Bedford beat the Bobcats, 62-50, but needed a late rally to overcome a Whiteford team playing its first game of the season under first-year head coach Nick Abalos. Down by as many as 16 points in the third quarter, the Bobcats fought back to a 46-46 tie with 4:49 left in the fourth quarter. Whiteford was still within striking distance in the final three minutes before two crucial offensive charging calls on back-to-back possessions turned the ball over to the Mules, who converted nine free throws down the stretch.
"We worked hard," Abalos said. "That was pure heart to get us back in the game. … I'm extremely proud. Our No. 1 goal was no never be outworked. Those guys are all coachable and competitive."
Hunter Lake finished with 16 points and Isaac Badenhop 14. Brodi Tesznar was a force on the boards and have seven points and Zack Bertz contributed six points and a solid all-around effort.
"Hunter did a great job of penetrating, either finishing or dishing or drawing a foul. We rode that as long as we could. Brodi came in and got a bunch of rebounds. We couldn't take him off the court because he was getting so many rebounds."
The Bobcats will play another Division 1 school next week when the travel to Monroe.
"We played Bedford and we didn't back down," Abalos said. "We'll go play Monroe Tuesday and we're not going to back down. We're going to be competitive and we are going to get in people's faces and we're going to play hard basketball. People won't want to play us."
Bedford 62, Whiteford 50
Kochendoerfer 1 2-2 4, Bachli 1 1-2 3, Nigh 2 1-2 5, Matthews 2(1) 0-0 5, Kohler 11 9-9 31, Links 3(1) 1-2 8, King 0 5-6 5, Ripple 0 1-2 1. Totals 20(2) 20-25 62.
WHITEFORD (50)
Lake 5(1) 5-6 16, Bertz 2(1) 1-1 6, Badenhop 5(1) 3-4 15, Bauman 0 3-4 3, Clark-Gilmore 1 0-0 2, Murphy 0 2-2 2, Marchant 0 0-2 0, Tesznar 3 1-2 7. Totals 16(3) 15-21 50.
BEDFORD 14 21 9 18 – 62
WHITEFORD 10 14 16 10 – 50
Total fouls – Bedford 19, Whiteford 22. Fouled out – Tesznar, Whiteford. Technical fouls – Murphy, Whiteford.
OTTAWA LAKE – Bedford and Whiteford's boys basketball teams both learned something about themselves Friday night in a non-conference clash in a packed Bobcat gymnasium.
Bedford, who won 62-50, found out they have a big-time scorer in junior Matt Kohler, who poured in 31 points, but will need contributions from others to win in the rugged Southeastern Conference.
Whiteford, playing in its season opener under first-year head coach Nick Abalos, showed off a tough, hard-nosed group that will refuse to back down to anyone.
The Mules led by as many as 16 points in the third quarter Friday before the Bobcats charged back to tie the game with 6:46 remaining in the fourth quarter and were within a bucket with under four minutes to play when they were stymied by two crucial offensive charging calls on back-to-back possessions.
Bedford was 9-for-12 in the fourth quarter from the free throw line to help it pull away. After Whiteford's Hunter Lake tied the game at 46-46 with a short jumper, Bedford got baskets by Landon Links on consecutive possessions, both coming after offensive rebounds. Kylon King hit five free throws down the stretch for the 1-1 Mules.
"We were able to keep our composure," Scheuer said. "We want to get to the line in that situation. The best shot in basketball is when no one is guarding you."
Kohler had a tremendous night, scoring 26 points in the first half. He hit from all over the court, showing off a nice shooting touch no matter where he had the ball. The Bobcats changed up defenses on him in the second half, putting Zack Bertz and Nick Marchant on him and double-teaming him when possible. It seemed to slow him down in the scoring department, but it also opened things up for others.
"We try to be balanced, but he made some shots and started hunting for the ball," Scheuer said. "He draws a lot of attention, but we need to do a better job of being balanced. It was ugly, but we got the outcome we wanted. We have to get better quick, that's for sure."
Besides Kohler's 31 points – which included 9-for-9 shooting at the free throw line, Links scored 8.
The Bobcats return just three lettermen from last year's 18-3, Tri-County Conference championship team and one of those – Bradyn Clark-Gilmore – went down with an ankle injury in the second half Friday. Seven different Bobcats made the scorebook.
Lake finished with 16 points and Isaac Badenhop 14. Brodi Tesznar was a force on the boards and have seven points and Bertz contributed six points and a solid all-around effort.
Previous Whiteford boys ready for season debut on the court
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Kate Hudson Up For Zach Braff's Wish I Was Here
Writer-director-star Zach Braff may have had a bit of controversy for getting $2.6 million from Kickstarter and then scoring loads more cash from traditional sources, but he's motoring forwards and putting the cast for Wish I Was Here Together.
He's now announced that Kate Hudson will play the female lead in of the movie. He released the image above to accompany the announcement. He also revealed a bit about who she'll play in a statement of Kickstarter:
'The character of Sarah (my wife) needs to be pretty, funny, believable as a mother of two children ages 5 and 12 and an actress who's skilled at both comedy and drama.
I fell in love with Kate Hudson when I first saw her in Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous. (She was nominated for an Oscar for her portrayal of Penny Lane.)
'Years later, we have become good friends. There's an added benefit in already being close with the actor playing opposite you; a familiarity that's real and isn't forced. As we shoot in August, I loved the idea of jumping into this movie-marriage with someone with whom I've already shared lots of laughs.
Backers, I am honored and excited to introduce our leading lady: Kate Hudson.
Allow me to introduce our starting lineup thus far:
Zach Braff (me)
Donald Faison
P.S. We are about to be 40,000 people strong. Can't stop smiling. Love you all,
The film is about Braff's Aidan Bloom, a struggling actor who can't quite provide for his family. When his father (Mandy Patinkin) becomes ill, he reluctantly agrees to home-school his father's young children, which forces him to learn a lot about himself in the process.
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The City of Altoona is pleased to announce the availability of paying your utility bills online. We have partnered with Municipal Online Payments to bring this option to our residents. You may access the online payments website from our website www.altoona-iowa.com. You may also access the website directly at https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/altoonaia.
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LPD: Suspect wanted in connection to Lubbock homicide arrested in Levelland
by: News Release & Posted By Staff | newsweb@everythinglubbock.com
Anthony Resendez
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LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) — The following is a news release from the Lubbock Police Department:
Anthony Resendez has been taken into custody in Hockley County after a pursuit with local units in Levelland, TX.
Officers attempted to stop Resendez and a pursuit ensued. The pursuit terminated at South Plains College and Resendez was taken into custody without further incident.
In addition to the murder warrant out of Lubbock County, Resendez has been charged with agg. assault, evading, and narcotics charges.
Resendez was booked in the Hockley County Jail.
Resendez was wanted in connection with the July 9th homicide of Mederrick Harper.
(News release from the Lubbock Police Department)
LPD police report provides some new details on Harper murder
LPD seeking public's help in deadly overnight shooting
by EverythingLubbock.com Digital Media Staff | newsweb@everythinglubbock.com / Jan 16, 2021
LUBBOCK, Texas -- After a 301-day streak below $2.00 per gallon, the state's gas price average soared this week, according to an news release from AAA Texas.
"Gasoline has been on the rise for the last few weeks due to higher crude oil prices," said AAA Texas spokesperson Daniel Armbruster. "However, demand for gasoline remains lower than this time last year, which could result in lower gas prices in the weeks ahead as winter sets in across the country."
by News Release & Posted By Staff | newsweb@everythinglubbock.com / Jan 16, 2021
LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) — The following is a news release from CASA of the South Plains:
CASA of the South Plains has received a $2,000 grant from Superior HealthPlan to fund its Volunteer Advocacy Program. The funds from this grant will help ensure that CASA Volunteers continue to have the support and guidance of Advocacy Coordinators. Each Advocacy Coordinator supervises up to 25 Volunteer Advocates and monitors the cases of 50-70 children in foster care. CASA Volunteers play a critical role in the life of children in the foster care system. A CASA, or a Court Appointed Special Advocate, is an individual who helps a child in foster care navigate the child welfare system, while working to ensure their needs are met and to help find a safe, permanent home.
LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) -- The following is a news release from the Texas Tech University:
Examining the impacts of the 2020 Farm Bill and insurance programs on the U.S. dairy industry's economies of scale and dairy farm consolidation, along with the sector's profitability and foreclosure levels, is the focus of a research project being led by a Texas Tech University professor in the College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources.


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We strive to produce the most environmentally friendly and safe Christmas trees on the market.
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La corona liechtensteiniana (Plural: Kronen) fue la moneda de Liechtenstein desde 1898 hasta 1921.

Monedas

Las monedas son raras de encontrar, pero los billetes son un poco más comunes. La corona se dividía en 100 Heller. Liechtenstein utilizaba la corona austrohúngara y corona austríaca después de la disolución del Imperio austrohúngaro en 1918. Luego de estos sucesos el reino adoptó al franco suizo debido a la inestabilidad de la corona de 1921. Las monedas de la corona de Liechtenstein tenían la misma cantidad de metales preciosos que los que tenían las monedas de la corona austrohúngara y la corona austríaca. Se acuñaron numismas con valores de 1, 2, 5, 10 y 20 coronas.

Billetes

Solo se imprimió papel moneda de emergencia en denominaciones de 10, 20 y 50 céntimos durante el año 1920.

Referencias

 Krause, Chester L. and Clifford Mishler (2003). 2004 Standard Catalog of World Coins: 1901–Present. Colin R. Bruce II (senior editor) (31st ed. ed.). Krause Publications. ISBN 0873495934.
 Krause, Chester L. and Clifford Mishler (2004). Standard Catalog of World Coins: 1801–1900. Colin R. Bruce II (senior editor) (4th ed. ed.). Krause Publications. ISBN 0873497988.

Monedas fuera de curso
Monedas de Europa
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While it might not be lions, tigers and bears, David Dragos encounters hurricanes, ice storms and pandemics daily… oh my!
See, David leads Sam's Club's Emergency Operations Center (EOC). That makes this former club manager the guy every single club contacts to pull all the right levers when there is an emergency – day or night.
"With my current role I can help support associates and members all around the country while continuing to further my career," David said.
David started his career with Sam's Club 14 years ago as a part time Sam's Club Café associate. He held various roles, including assistant manager, market technology manager, club manager, and he's been able to take those experiences to heart.
"Over the last 14 years I have met some great associates and made some lifelong friends," he said. "Every position I have held with the company has been a new experience and has helped me grow both professionally and in my personal life."
He remembers his role as a club manager as being one of the experiences that truly made him comfortable thinking on his feet and thriving under times of stress.
"As a club manager you have a responsibility to take care of the associates, members and help support in the local community during good times and in times of need. Our associates have always stepped up and go above and beyond during these times."
So, with September being Emergency Preparedness month, let's learn a little more about why David is able to do what he does and more about the people he supports in times of uncertainty. Now, the EOC looks a little different during pandemic days, when corporate offices are closed, but David continues to do what he does best.
"David and the team were absolutely fantastic," said Brandon Murray, a market manager who needed support during Hurricane Ida.
Brandon and his team needed David and the EOC to help him manage the needs of the clubs in Louisiana, as well as the needs of any affected associates and their families.
The sense of urgency and execution was at very highly level around the clock, day in and day out. Their support and efficiency, allowed us to take care of our associates while standing up our clubs for the community. Well done!
Brandon Murray, Market Manager
And it's because of moments like that why David brought is family to Arkansas. "I loved being a club manager but wanted to make a bigger impact in the company," he said after moving from California as a club manager to Arkansas with his wife and four kids. "Sam's Club has been a great place to work, and I am grateful to have the opportunity to support our associates and members."
Starting when he was 18, David grew up with Sam's Club. And now being able to support every club in the company, he can take what he's learned and pay it forward. So, helping clubs through emergency situations and supporting their needs truly makes him feel at home. And after all, there's no place like it.
"Over the last 14 years the business has transformed, and I have been blessed to be part of it," he said. "I started with the company when I was 18 and have grown up as an individual and a leader with the company. Our culture fosters an environment of teaching and training which has helped me grow into the leader I am today."
On the Rooftop. The Wind at Our Backs
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A Sam's Club Honors Those Who Served With A Wall of Honor
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Electric energy is one of the basic necessities in modern society. Electricity is important to households and a key production prerequisite for the business sector.
With regard to the security of electricity supply and greenhouse gas emission mitigation, nuclear power is an extremely viable form of electricity production. Through reliable power generation, TVO secures the stability of the numerous operators in many Finnish municipalities, supports their competitiveness, and thus improves employment opportunities throughout Finland.
The climate-friendly and reasonably priced electricity provided by TVO replaces other energy sources that place a greater burden on the environment. Another benefit of nuclear electricity is its stable and predictable price. This is why nuclear energy suits superbly to meeting the basic demand for electricity in Finland.
According to the survey conducted by Finnish Energy towards the end of 2017, 87 percent of Finnish people are worried about climate change and their view is that the whole world should join in the fight immediately and using all possible means. The survey that was conducted in November 2017 was ordered by Finnish Energy and conducted by IRO Research Oy. The results of the survey have been published on the Internet site of Finnish Energy (Finnish).
According to TVO's stakeholder survey carried out in late 2017, 71% of decision-makers considered nuclear power to be an environmentally friendly electricity production method.
A stable and predictable electricity price is extremely important for Finland because of the structure of the country's industry and the cold climate. Most of the total costs of nuclear electricity are capital costs, while fuel costs remain fairly low. The price of nuclear power thus remains stable and highly predictable, even over the long term, although the price of the uranium fuel might fluctuate. The construction and production of nuclear power does not need economic support from society.
Nuclear power is an extremely efficient energy production method: for example, the amount of uranium fuel that fits into a matchbox is more than enough to produce electricity for one year for a family of four living in a detached house with electric heating. Electricity produced in Finland brings wellbeing and offers the preconditions needed for growth – and it will continue to do so in future as well.


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THE BLACK MOON
ART, ANIME, AND JAPANESE CULTURE
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The Black Moon presents this glossary of anime and manga terms as a short, concise, beginner's guide. Written with the uninitiated in mind, this guide presents definitions for words and concepts frequently encountered in Japanese animation and print publications.
ANIME.. The Japanese contraction and pronunciation of the English word animation. Anime refers to traditional hand painted cel animation, but also applies to animation created in part or in whole by computers (Such as the 3D digital animation Final Fantasy.)
ARIGATOU.. Thanks. The use of this word denotes some familiarity with the person it is being said to. The full polite expression would be, Doumo arigatou gozaimasu (Thank you very much).
BAKA.. An insult that casts a shadow on the function and contents of the subject's mind.. the word quite literally means fool. One could also say, o-baka or great fool.
BGM.. Short for "Background Music." This is the music played in the background of an anime. Unlike music in most Western animation, the BGM in anime can be very sophisticated and can stand alone on its artistic merits. Some of Japan's most talented composers, performers, and singers have created music for anime. Anime shows can also generate enormous numbers of soundtrack CDs, ranging in style from Pop, Rock, and Classical, to experimental noise and traditional Japanese folk music. Sailormoon alone generated some 28 music CDs.
BISHOUJO.. The literal translation is Beautiful Girl. Example; Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon...
(Pretty Soldier Sailormoon).
BISHOUNEN.. The literal translation is Beautiful Boy. Bishounen are found in all types of manga and anime and can be quite masculine, they are not necessarily "effeminate" males but sometimes are. Bishounen are the focus in shounenai or Boy's love manga... see the definition of yaoi.
BUDDHISM.. Aside from Shinto, the other major religion in Japan is Buddhism. Buddhist teachings found their way to Japan in 552 AD, having traversed most of Asia from their birthplace in India. Gautama Buddha's message was that all suffering in this world is caused by desire and an attachment to the material plane of existence. Only through right living, ending desire, and doing away with the "self" can enlightenment be attained and the bliss of Nirvana entered. Although several very different types of Buddhism flourish in Japan, Westerners are usually most familiar with Zen Buddhism, which focuses on discipline and meditation, and has the most parallels with Taoism. When looking at manga and anime it's important to understand that these Arts sprang from a culture with a completely different religious orientation than Western countries. Japanese values and sensibilities have been shaped over thousands of years by Shinto and Buddhist teachings. Christianity is a latecomer to Japan, and today less than one percent of Japan's population embraces Christianity.
CGI.. Refers to Computer Generated Illustration as used in manga or anime. Macintosh computers started an explosion in the use of computer assisted illustration in manga production, and today's manga make heavy use of computers... though the results still look hand crafted. Today's anime makes wide use of computer technology, even when it is not evident. Miyazaki's Mononoke-hime (Princess Mononoke) used computer technology extensively for tracking motion, charting perspective, filling in color, and generating some limited special effects. Other contemporary anime like BLOOD: The Last Vampire rely heavily upon CGI but make no attempt to hide the results. "BLOOD" is a brilliant example of the fusing of traditional cel
animation with the digital arts.
-CHAN.. The honorific used when addressing or referring to children, girls and young women. The word is not used between adults unless there is a great deal of familiarity and affection. Because of the cuteness of the term, this honorific tends to be gender particular and is more often heard when referring to females, as in "Rei-chan spoke with Gendo-san."
CHARA.. Japanese shorthand for the English word character. The word refers to character designs in anime, manga, movies, or games. Entire illustrated books are released for various anime series in which rough black & white sketches and refined drawings of anime characters are compiled. Many anime illustration books include a chara section.
COMIKET.. A Japanese contraction of the English words comic and market. Comiket is Japan's largest biannual gathering of manga sellers and buyers in Tokyo. Held at the Tokyo Big Sight Convention Center, crowds of over 100,000 people will show up for the two day event. Over 10,000 creators and publishers of doujinshi sell their wares at Comiket, but you can also find vendors selling postcards, posters, trading cards, and other manga and anime related items. Game developers also have a large presence, selling the very latest in anime computer games.
DOUJINSHI.. Doujinshi roughly translates into same stuff, different people. These are unofficial, amateur produced manga based upon successful, well established manga or anime series. Doujin range in quality from crude black & white pamphlets numbering a few pages, to beautifully produced volumes that dazzle the eye. You'll find incredibly talented artists creating doujin, and many successful mangaka got their start in doujin circles. Most doujinshi are parodies, or alternative takes on established titles, with some doujin venturing into explicit adult themes. Large Japanese publishing houses generally look the other way and ignore the small print runs of doujinshi publishers... which never amount to more that a few thousand copies.
ED.. Shorthand meaning the ending music that plays over the closing credits of an anime. Successful anime shows will always have their OP (opening music), and ED songs released on Compact Disk Soundtracks, with some theme songs even being released as CD singles.
ECCHI.. Ecchi is a mild term referring to someone or something of a perverse sexual nature. It is also the Japanese pronunciation of the English letter "H" (see HENTAI).
EYECATCH.. A visual in anime that precedes and follows an advertising break. The eyecatch visually summarizes the show's nature and most often features the main characters, sometimes drawn in super deformed style (see SUPER DEFORM).
FACE FAULT.. Often seen in manga and anime, a Face Fault is an exaggeration of facial features meant to convey extreme shock or surprise. A flabbergasted character's mouth will open until it literally hits the floor and eyes will become larger than usual. Most often a face fault is accompanied by the character simply falling over from shock.
FANSUB.. An unofficial video tape release of an anime that has been subtitled into English by fans. While technically illegal because of copyright issues, fansubbing has been one of the major vehicles for getting translated shows into the hands of Western audiences. Hence, fansub projects are looked upon favorably by veteran anime viewers, provided the fansubbers make
no profit off of their projects.
FANFIC.. A work of fiction written by a fan and based on a popular anime or manga title.
GAIJIN.. Has the same meaning as the English word, foreigner though it's not necessarily used in a derogatory manner. The word is actually short for gaikokujin (foreigner), and is used to refer to all non-Japanese persons. While a few right-wing nationalist minded Japanese may imbue the word with the politics of distrust ("the foreigner" as threat to cultural purity), most people offer no offense when using the word and are most respectful to persons of non-Japanese descent.
GARAGE KIT.. A plastic model kit of an anime character that is constructed by hand with glue, customized, and hand painted. Most garage kits are representations of popular anime characters, though mecha are also to be found. In Japan there are several excellent magazines devoted to garage kit models REPLICANT (devoted mostly to characters), and HOBBY JAPAN (devoted mostly to mecha) being two such magazines. There are even large scale garage kit conventions that attract thousands of people. Wonder Fest, or WON-FES is a garage kit market held twice a year at Toyko's Big Sight Convention Center. At WON-FES one can see displays of the very latest anime character or mecha models constructed by fans. But kits are also available for purchase... either fully constructed and painted, or as kits to be built and finished by the buyer.
HENTAI.. A Japanese slang word meaning perverted or perversion. In the world of manga and anime, hentai refers to the adult oriented titles that present extreme, graphic sexual imagery. A common Western stereotype concerning manga and anime is that these artforms are filled with graphic sex. While such imagery exists (and has always existed in Japan), hentai titles make up just a small niche market in Japan's massive manga and anime output. Good examples of hentai anime would be La Blue Girl and Urotsukidoji (also see SHUNGA).
HENSHIN.. To transform. Seen most often in Magical Girl manga and anime like Card Captor Sakura, Sailormoon and Fancy La La. A henshin sequence is when a normal character transforms into their magical alter ego.
IDOL.. A young Pop singer, actor, or starlet. Japan has been awash with Pop icons since the 1960's, and today new Idols seem to be manufactured on a weekly basis. The all girl group Morning Musume is a fine contemporary example of an Idol group. Satoshi Kon's animated motion picture Perfect Blue is a murder mystery involving a female Idol singing group.
ILLUSTRATION COLLECTION.. A book of Illustrations or fine art created by a well known manga or animation artist. Illustration collection books are most often visual elaborations of already existing works, but they can also be an artist's exploration of new territory.
IMAGE ALBUM.. Music collections based upon popular manga or video games.
KAIJUU.. A huge threatening monster of enormous destructive power. Japanese science fiction films are filled with kaijuu... Godzilla (Gojira), Mothra, and Gamera are just a few.
KAMI.. An expression for Supreme Being (God), which in Shinto, can also be used to describe lesser supernatural beings and spirits inhabiting the natural universe (see also SHINTO). When speaking of a particular god or God, it would be proper to say, kami-sama. Kami can be translated many different ways depending on the context, for example,
kamikaze means "holy wind".
KAPPA.. This monster spirit lives in water and has been associated with rivers. Kappa are very strong and are dangerous to humans. They like to drink sake and eat cucumbers, in fact, their love of cucumbers is so great that the sushi made from cucumber has come to be called kappa-maki.
KATANA.. The beautiful slightly curved sword called katana is said by many to be the very soul of Japan, and the county's history and folklore is replete with references to the blade.
KAWAII.. The Japanese word for cute. Cuteness is a national fixation in Japan and it is certainly one of the defining aesthetics of manga and anime. Westerners who first encounter the cult of cute initially go into shock... but believe me, it grows on you.
KETSUEKIGATA.. An understanding of a person's character made by knowing his or her blood type. Personal statistics for anime or manga characters will often include blood type as well as age, height, hair color, etc. You'll often be asked by new Japanese friends,
"What's your blood type?"
KODOMO.. Kodomo means "child" and in Japan there are manga and anime specifically created for children under 10 years of age. Doraemon and Anpanman are two wildly popular kodomo titles. Doraemon is a futuristic robot cat who is sent back in time (which would be our present), in order to combat evil and save humanity. Anpanman is a superhero sweet roll filled with bean jam who fights giant evil germs and feeds the hungry by letting them eat his head.
Yeah... you read that correctly.
-KUN.. An honorific used for addressing or referring to children and teenagers, particularly males, or in an adult setting, used to address an inferior. In anime, you see this term used more and more to address females, especially ones who tend to act rather "masculine".
LADY'S COMIC.. These manga are specifically created for women over 20 and for Office Ladies (those women who work office jobs). Lady's comics are filled with stories about dating, romance, and the occasional sexual fling.
MANGA.. In 1814 the famous Japanese artist Hokusai created a book of black & white sketches that he called manga (involuntary sketches). In recent Japanese history the word has come to describe those small illustrated books of black & white ink drawings that tell a series of stories. Graphic novel would be the closest translation for "manga" though they are not at all like novels in the Western sense, nor are they comparable to Western comic books. Manga cover a wide range of topics, from fantasy & adventure, to sports & cooking.
MANGAKA.. Manga Artist. One who draws manga. The word is gender neutral and can refer to a male or female artist. In fact many of Japan's most famous mangaka are women. Takeuchi Naoko (Sailormoon), Takahashi Rumiko (Ranma 1/2), and Watase Yu (Fushigi Yuugi),
to name but a few.
MAHOU.. The Japanese word for magic. Also used in conjunction with the word shoujo (Girl). Mahou shoujo literally means "magical girl" and is used to describe shows like Sailormoon, Nurse Angel Ririka SOS, and Card Captor Sakura.
MASAKA.. The Japanese expression for "It can't be!"
MECHA.. A Japanese contraction of the English word mechanical. Mecha (pronounced "meh-ka"), refers to anything of a mechanical nature... weapons, advanced body armor, vehicles, and of course... giant robots. The first mecha to ever appear in a Japanese production premiered in the 1957 live action science fiction film, The Mysterians ("Macross" fans take note). The mecha, called Mogera was a colossal bird-like robot that could shoot death rays from it's eyes!
MINNA.. Meaning everyone. You can respectfully address an entire room full of people by using the honorific minna-san, which is somewhat like saying "Ladies and Gentlemen." However, the honorific is gender neutral so it could be used when speaking to women, men, or mixed company.
MOOK.. A Japanese contraction of the English words magazine and book. Mook are books with the look, design, and layout of magazines. There are literally thousands of these beautiful, full color publications to be found relating to the world of anime and other topics.
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Vaccine illusion exposed by doctor in revealing book
Monday, June 09, 2014 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writer
Tags: vaccines, immunity, Vaccine Illusion
https://www.naturalnews.com/045490_vaccines_immunity_Vaccine_Illusion.html
(NaturalNews) The vaccine debate has never really been a fair one because of a general misunderstanding of immunity, especially within the medical and scientific communities. In her book Vaccine Illusion, Dr. Tetyana Obukhanych addresses this issue, highlighting how vaccines actually destroy natural immunity and make people more susceptible to disease.
Released as a downloadable e-book, Vaccine Illusion provides a thorough analysis of vaccine dogma and how mainstream beliefs about antibodies and immunity came to be. An immunologist herself, Dr. Obukhanych takes her readers on a journey that covers the history of vaccination, the concept of "herd immunity," immunologic memory and its role in conferring natural immunity apart from vaccines, and more.
"[I]n the debate over vaccine safety, we have lost sight of a bigger problem: how vaccination campaigns wipe out our herd immunity and endanger the very young," explains the book's description. "Written by an immunologist, Vaccine Illusion explains why vaccines cannot give us lasting immunity to infectious diseases and how they jeopardize our natural immunity and overall health."
Journey from vaccine advocate to vaccine whistleblower
As an immunologist, Dr. Obukhanych was indoctrinated into the vaccine gospel, believing for years that without them people would be dying left and right from preventable diseases. But as she began to look deeper into the matter, the truth began to emerge -- mainly that most of what we have all been told about the nature of vaccines is false.
From the time that the first vaccine for smallpox was introduced, the medical community's understanding of immunity, the immune system and immunization in general has been fundamentally flawed. Natural immunity that comes from exposure to pathogens and viruses during early childhood lasts a lifetime, she explains, while the kind artificially induced by vaccines is only temporary.
"It has been observed for ages that naturally acquired immunity from most viral diseases lasts a lifetime," she wrote. "The invention of vaccination in the 18th century has surely precluded us from seeking to understand naturally acquired immunity and instead shifted the focus of immunologic investigation to understanding vaccine-based protection, which is then projected back on naturally acquired immunity."
You can read snippets from Dr. Obukhanych's book that further explain these concepts here:
Sites.Google.com.
Vaccines: immune response or allergic reaction?
With a newfound understanding of naturally acquired immunity, Dr. Obukhanych continued her research into subsequent vaccines including diphtheria and tetanus, the latter of which does not even work. As it turns out, vaccines do not actually trigger an immune response so much as they do an allergic response, which obviously does not provide long-term protection against disease.
"Every new generation of immunologists is initiated into this illusion and inadvertently takes immunologic research in the direction that is further and further away from understanding the true basis of immunity," added Dr. Obukhanych about the flaws of mainstream vaccinology.
Other topics addressed in Dr. Obukhanych's book include real immunity as it is passed from mother to child through pregnancy and breastfeeding, the flu shot scam, why vaccines are ineffective at preventing bacterial disease, the myth of germs being dangerous and the failure of modern science to conduct honest immune research.
"My overall conclusion based on the juxtaposition of findings from a broad interdisciplinary perspective is that strengthening natural immune defenses is an absolute necessity for averting health complications and deaths from viral infections or bacterial carriage," said Dr. Obukhanych. "The vaccination approach, on the other hand, is insufficient to guarantee disease prevention on an individual basis."
Dr. Obukhanych's e-book is available for purchase here:
Amazon.com.
For more information and breaking news on vaccines, be sure to visit Vaccines.NaturalNews.com.
https://sites.google.com
http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org
Vaccines at FETCH.news


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