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Alberto Pizango, exiled president of Peru's national organization for Amazonian indigenous peoples, AIDESEP, was arrested May 26 at Lima's airport as he arrived from Nicaragua, where he was granted political asylum in the aftermath of last June's Bagua massacre. He faces charges of "sedition, conspiracy and rebellion" for his alleged role in the Amazon violence. AIDESEP sees the charges as part of a wider campaign by the government to undermine Peru's indigenous movement.
Pizango arrived in Lima together with AIDESEP's vice-president Daysi Zapata Fasabi and Q'orianka Kilcher, the actress of indigenous Peruvian descent who played the role of Pocahontas in the film The New World. In a statement before his arrest, he said he had "waited too long and will make this enormous sacrifice."
The charges against Pizango were made after hundreds of peaceful indigenous protesters were attacked by Peruvian police on June 5, 2009, an incident that led to 33 deaths dying and at least 200 injured and sparked protests against Peru's government around the world. According to government figures, the dead included 10 civilians and 23 police officers.
In a statement released by AIDESEP May 27, Pizango says he initially sought exile in Nicargua because he was afraid that his arrest would escalate the situation in Peru and lead to more violence. "I have returned to my homeland Peru not only to clear my name and demonstrate my innocence of the charges against me, but to contribute to the necessary reconciliation between Peruvians, so that we can be recognized as peoples and be vindicated as citizens in conditions of equality." He expresses his condolences to the survivors of both the indigenous and protesters and police killed in last year's violence.
Peaceful protesters?!!... right. So how many policemen end up their lives after hours of torture by these peaceful protesters. I know! they torture themselfs only to discredit these landlords who just may let you practice informal mining and wood trafic or even rent their women and children if you pay enough to the feudal lords, but may kill and disappear you if you mess with their bussiness.
You make some very serious charges—murder, torture, illegal timber sales, illegal mining, child prostitution. We'd like to see some corroboration if you are going to continue posting here. This website will not serve as a forum for empty accusations. Thank you.
For corroboration please do contact professional peruvian sociologists. They may surprise you with they findings. The life of the amazonian indigenous is pretty much a feudal society, where the leaders or 'apus' owns the lives of everybody else. They have territorial control. Of course in this kind of patriarcal society organization (as in any part of the world or epoch) women and children are property.
If you make an effort of listening them in youtube, you'll find that these 'apus' are very much xenophobic as in any close society is. This is as valid for a taliban tribe, a quaker colony, a sicilian mafia familly as it is for the amazonian tribes.
And for the tortures, please do refer to the serious independent press. You'll find they did torture the policemen. In the end, their sponsors money had the chance to buy the necessary legal support and win (as they finally did) many times. But they were not after a legal victory as you can see for the results.
And for all of this, you may propose education, but close societies and radical thinkers will see your intentions as cultural disregard and obliteration. And it is really hard to change the escence of a group (even via 'education') and not make them unrecognizable. So, we do have a serious problem trying to stop forest depredation. For the private corporation problem it is easy, we can close them any access. But what do we do with the present landlords whose economy is based in renting to the best bidder land and people.
I've spoken to plenty of professional Peruvian sociologists, such as Beatriz Huertas and Roberto Espinoza, who wholeheartedly support the indigenous movement. We'd like some names and references before we are going to treat your claims as legitimate. And we've monitored the Peruvian press closely since the Bagua massacre, and have seen no credible claims of torture by indigenous activists. If they are so easy to find, go ahead and post a few. We'll be waiting.
Q'orianka Kilcher, 20, chained herself to the fence near the White House gate, and then her mother, who was traveling with her, threw a thick black liquid onto Kilcher. It looked like crude oil. That seemed like a good guess -- after all, isn't that what most protesters are taking a stand against these days?
Needless to say, hazmat crews swooped in on the scene.
As it turns out, it was just black paint. Hazmat crews quickly figured out it was not toxic.
The women were protesting Peruvian President Alan Garcia Perez's meeting with President Obama, which was happening during the demonstration. Both women were arrested.
Kilcher is charged with disorderly conduct. Her mother is charged with destruction of government property. They were arraigned, released and ordered to stay away from the White House Wednesday afternoon.
Q'orianka Kilcher is known for starring as Pocahontas in the 2005 blockbuster "The New World."
Amnesty International has urged the Peruvian authorities to drop unsubstantiated charges against a prominent Indigenous leader, who was detained on his return to the country this week after almost a year in Nicaragua.
Segundo Alberto Pizango Chota is accused of being responsible for violence between Indigenous rights activists and police, in which 33 people were killed and at least 200 injured in Bagua, northern Peru, in June last year.
However, at the time of the violence Alberto Pizango, leader of indigenous rights organization AIDESEP (Asociación Interénica de Desarrollo de la Selva Peruana), was in Lima, hundreds of kilometres away.
Alberto Pizango has been charged with "rebellion, sedition and conspiracy against the state and the constitutional order", and "apology of crimes against public order".
On his return from Nicaragua on Wednesday, Alberto Pizango was detained by police at Lima airport. He was released on Thursday but still faces prosecution.
In a statement shortly after his release Alberto Pizango said: "I have returned to my home country of Peru, not only to face the law and demonstrate that I am innocent of the charges made against me, but also to contribute to the necessary reconciliation between Peruvians,".
On 5 June 2009, violence broke out after police officers dispersed a road blockade organized by Awajún and Wampís Indigenous people in a stretch of the Fernando Belaúnde Terry highway, known as the Curva del Diablo (Devil's Bend) leading to Bagua, in Bagua province and Bagua Grande, in Utcubamba province.
Among those killed, 23 were police officers and 10 were civilians, including five Indigenous people.
Eleven of the police officers were killed while they were held hostage by Indigenous protestors at a petrol station 80km from Bagua near the town of Imacita, Bagua province; 12 were killed during the police operation at the road blockade and the whereabouts of one police officer remains unknown.
The evidence for the charges against Alberto Pizango appears to rest solely on a press conference he gave on 15 May 2009 where he called for an "Indigenous insurgence" against the government.
At the press conference he clarified that the call for insurgency was a call to the government to annul a series of laws which were being passed without the free, prior and informed consent of Indigenous people, as a first step to initiating a dialogue as equals.
The following day Alberto Pizango and other AIDESEP leaders signed an agreement with the Human Rights Ombudsperson's office retracting the call to insurgence, which was posted on the Human Rights Ombudsperson's website as well as being reported in the press.
"These tragic events were the predictable and preventable result of the continued disregard by the Peruvian authorities of their duty to respect, promote and protect the rights of Indigenous Peoples in the Amazon region" said Guadalupe Marengo. "The recent approval by Congress of the Law of Consultation, which is an important step in the right direction, shows that the government of Peru is beginning to understand this. We trust that the President will now promulgate it without further delay."


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It's hard to imagine a more literal take on the "modern-day western" than the premise behind Blunt Force Trauma: strap bulletproof vests onto the participants of wild-west-style pistol square-offs, shifting the proceedings from a duel to immediate death to something like the endurance of a boxing match. Those vests are about the only thing separating the straightforward idea from the framework of other run-of-the-mill competitive gunfight scenarios already out there in classic and modern westerns, featuring a pair of gunslingers who rise up the ranks to square off with the best of the best of an outlawed sport in South America. There's nothing wrong with the minimalism there so long as writer/director Ken Sanzel has a grip on it, somehow tapping into charismatic flourishes and schlocky thrills that show some degree of self-awareness. Despite amplified dialogue and a keen eye for gritty locations to frame the duels, Blunt Force Trauma ends up taking itself far too seriously as a drawn-out and somber backfire with little redemptive value.
People gather in grimy makeshift arenas across South America to participate in these duels, strapping on vests and having an intermediary check the bullets of their personal firearms (all pistols) before stepping into opposing circles across from another. After a heavy bolt slams, a beer can drops, or a blade stabs into the ground, the rivals fire upon one another until one of 'em exits the circle and/or falls down due to the impact -- essentially, gets knocked out -- for a predetermined amount of seconds, with the winner taking home the pot. It's a culture that John (Ryan Kwanten) sort of fell into, but now he's developed enough hunger and aptitude for it that he wants to square off with the mythical head honcho, to which he'll have to jump through some hoops along the circuit to make it happen. A formidable and attractive duelist, Colt (Freida Pinto), joins him on his quest, sporting her own agenda and devil-may-care attitude as they descend further into the dangerous underground culture.
During the initial duel that introduces the intense atmosphere and the roundabout rules, it looks as if director Sanzel might have the right idea with Blunt Force Trauma, where a group of bold, distinct personalities sporting deadly firearms reinvigorate the quick-draw bravura of the "Wild West". Gritty improvised locations reveal a bit of panache in the writer/director's artistic viewpoint, from the knockout zones created by yellow swaths of paint in the grooves of train stockyards to the subtle rays of light pooling in through wood slats of a barn's walls. Alas, these end up being the settings for exceedingly dull, protracted duels that oversell the tense seconds before the bullets start flying, falling back on a peculiar mix of trigger-happy suspense and competitive pummeling that struggles with making one value the skill involved with the "sport". The precision of the draws and the pain of the shielded bullet wounds come across as afterthoughts, emerging in importance only when the plot needs a boost.
Blunt Force Trauma needs a lot of shots to the arm to keep moseying along, too, mainly because there isn't much to the underlying plotting beyond John and Colt's mutual impetus through the underground circuit's ranks and their complicated chemistry on the road. Instead of digging deeper into their characters as an examination of who they really are and why they're involved with the profession, their conversations hinge on a brand of neo-noir flair and guarded existentialism that perpetually keeps one another -- and the audience -- at arm's length, revealing vague elements of their history in dry, detached ways. Ryan Kwanten's experience with westerns and oddball characters languishes inside John's conventional intensity and piercing gazes, while the beauty and mysteriousness of Freida Pinto's character struggles underneath an exterior that's too hardened to jibe with our hardened antihero. Their rapport ends up feeling stiff throughout, though Sanzel gives it a pass due to the volatile nature of their profession.
The journey in getting to the reigning bigwig champion, Zeddiger -- played with zen-like charisma by Mickey Rourke in what's essentially a cameo -- throws a handful of complications at John and Colt, none of which elevate the pulse or make Blunt Force Trauma any more gratifying in its action or thrills. Part of that stems from the predictable, steadfast trajectory being followed by the narrative, but it also has to do with some inane decisions made by a pair of gun-toting, cash-dealing outlaws who should know better than to draw attention to themselves, unnaturally interrupting the flow of the story with self-created problems whose outcomes make it obvious that they're only delaying the inevitable. Police pursuits, thievery attempts, even a training montage open up windows for some kind of brazen amusement, but writer-director Sanzel never breaks from the gloomy attitude to truly relish these meager bursts of bedlam. These are unhappy gunslingers blazing towards their goals with discontent, and Blunt Force Trauma suffers from the impact of that.
Blunt Force Trauma is a dark and gritty movie, operating in dim spots for shootouts and surrounded by grimy, gristly textures, but there's also a sneaky caliber of beauty within the underlying palette. Alchemy's 1.78:1-framed, 16x9 transfer copes with the darkness and grit to be best of its abilities: rust-colored drips down walls, the stone and metal of the train station, and the angles of the walls project some appealing textures underneath contrast levels that are thick, yet never too heavy to overbear details. Rushes of color from the yellow paint in the station and the greenery surrounding a farmhouse offer appealing, well-saturated breaks from the gloomy saturation levels, while skin tones and welts offer much-needed warmth to everything in a fashion that stays aligned with the cinematography's design. There are outdoor moments too, though, a few sprawling vistas that relish the film's depth of field and organic greens and blues, which the disc handles quite handsomely.
The Dolby Digital 5.1 track deals with an array of complications, though, notably audibility levels of the dialogue that's likely due to the source itself. On more than a few occasions -- especially amid Freida Pinto's talks with John -- clarity was compromised where some rewinding had to happen to discern what was being said amid dialogue, the result of a thin center channel and some slightly oppressive front channels at certain points. Gunshots don't really pack the lower-end punch that I would've liked, but mid-range effects play quite well with a robust upper and lower-end response, like the rolling of a heavy bolt across gravel and the impact of a bullet on metallic surfaces. Surround activity, however, is frequent and vigorous throughout, capturing the ambience of the dueling arenas and of the firearms themselves. Decent when oriented towards action, but struggles with verbal delivery. English and Spanish subs are available, along with a 2-channel Stereo track.
It's definitely blunt and forceful, but Blunt Force Trauma doesn't land with nearly enough impact to create any trauma. Bland shootouts that last too long, superficial characters, and a dime-a-dozen plot decides to go the route of straight-faced pragmatism instead of playing up the lunacy of the bulletproof vest dueling sport, all while elongating the film with meandering conversations and inconsequential obstacles created by the two antiheroes. Director Ken Sanzel has visual panache and an eye for the right actors for the role, but he misuses them here in an action-thriller that doesn't really click. Skip It.

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RBL, or DNSBL, stands for "Real-time Black List," and are most often used to publish the addresses of computers or networks linked to spamming, malware, or other abuses which system administrators may want to block from accessing their networks.
There are hundreds of RBLs in existence, which use a wide array of criteria for listing and delisting of addresses. These may include listing the addresses of zombie computers or other machines being used to send spam, listing the addresses of ISPs who willingly host spammers, or listing addresses which have sent spam to a honeypot system.
If the IP addresses of your servers appear on these RBLs, there's a good chance you'll have difficulty interacting with networks that subscribe to these RBLs. For instance, if your SMTP server is listed, you'll likely be unable to send email to anyone who's SMTP server uses the RBL you are listed on.
Each RBL provider determines which IP addresses are on their RBL and what hoops you must jump through to get delisted. NodePing does not provide delisting services. We only provide monitoring and alerts to let you know if your hostnames and IP addresses appear in the RBLs. Below is the list of RBLs we test along with links to help you get your IP addresses delisted.
RBL checks should be run for all servers that send email - including SMTP and web servers - on at least a daily basis. RBL check can test any ipv4 address or FQDN.
Select RBL from the Check type drop down.
Set how often you want the check to run on the Check Frequency field. Every 15 minutes to once a day is recommended.
Set the IP address or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) you want to test in the field marked Host Name or IP to check:.
If you would like to ignore the results from certain RBLs, type the names of the RBLs separated by commas in the Ignore these RBL's: field.
Set the Sensitivity. Very High is usually appropriate as rechecking yields the same results.
To ensure your email isn't rejected or automatically marked as spam, It is highly recommended you test your SMTP server by entering the name or IP address in the Host Name or IP to check: field.
RBL Check frequency of more often than 15 mins isn't recommended. Most RBL services only update their lists once an hour.
Currently only IPv4 addresses are supported.

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text: Claire Picard peacock notebook. This gorgeous pocket notebook by Cinnamon Aitch is the perfect size for popping in your handbag and pocket. It is great for making lists, notes and ideas. Each little book is wrapped with a printed belly band and contains 40 blank pages inside. The design on the front of the book features original artwork by Claire Picard of a beautiful peacock. They measure approximately 7.5 x 14 cms. Designed and printed in the UK. Dispatched to you in a board back or padded envelope. This little notebook is a perfect stocking filler, a treat to yourself or as a small gift for friends and family.

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Match Report: Occasionally you go to a game at this level and despite the reasonable admission charge of a fiver, feel the entertainment on offer struggled to warrant the cover charge. Today though we got double value-for-money, with a blood-and-guts local ding-dong FA Vase game that surpassed what any neutral could have wished for. Additionally, the large Hemsworth contingent in the crowd enjoyed seeing their side put in another impressive performance in what was a great contest, with some quality goals and both sides going hell for leather in pursuit of victory.
The Wells came out deserved winners, and seem to have built on the formula that saw them win the NCEL’s Division One championship last season, with some quality players that still manage to seamlessly play above themselves as a team. Ponty look to have a more effective side than last season though, always seemed capable of pushing Hemsworth all the way, and with a bit more luck in the final third could easily have grabbed a further goal or two. So while the home fans came away disappointed with the result, there seems a lot more cause for optimism as the season progresses. This squad look well capable of pushing for an early return to the top flight of the NCEL. And if ever you’re in the area thinking of a game to go to, Ponty has all your beer, hot food, and covered seating or standing needs sorted. You know it makes sense.
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Day 2 of IOP. Weather fine and sunny with just widely scattered cirrus, almost no wind.
Four soundings launch today (0Z, 6Z, 12Z & 18Z). The office trailer for the sounding site was supposed to arrive today however was delayed again - this time apparently due to a truck breakdown. They are now saying it will arrive tomorrow morning. In the meantime, we have no surface met or DM computer at the sounding site, and so no sounding data is being transferred.
The profiler site was shutdown for several hours while the power company installed an extra line to enable DLR to operate their radiometer at the site. We also installed an air conditioning unit in the shed, since the temperatures inside have been over 40C many days and occasionally reaching over 45C.

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


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If you think the launch of HealthCare.Gov isn't going so well, consider this: When online shopping for prescription drug programs launched back in 2005, things went so badly that the federal government didn't even get off the ground until three weeks after its scheduled launch.
The first obstacle was one of scheduling: Officials had initially scheduled the launch shopping component of the Web site on the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services decided to delay the launch, per then spokesman Gary Karr, as to "respect all partners out there and their religious beliefs,"
But even after that, the site where seniors were supposed to compare drug prescription insurance plans didn't launch until November.
"The Medicare folks have had some trouble getting the tool up and running," then-Washington Post reporter Chris Lee wrote on Nov. 8, 2005. "The original debut date was Oct. 13, but officials delayed it, citing the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur. Next it was promised on Oct. 17, but that day, too, came and went without personalized plan comparisons being available."
A news briefing promised the site would be up and in the afternoon. It didn't happen. "Visitors to the site could not access it for most of the first two hours,: Lee reported. "When it finally did come up around 5 p.m., it operated awfully slowly."
"Certainly I remember, thinking back to 2005, that the launch of the Web site was challenging," says Jack Hoadley, a researcher at Georgetown University who has studied the Part D program since before its launch. "It was pretty regularly a source of frustration just like what we're experiencing now."
What Hoadley says surprised him though, reading back through old news clips over the past few days, is just how challenged the program's digital launch was. "I look back and remember it was rocky," he says, "But I don't think I remember the degree of the rockiness that was the case."
There were other challenges too. As Hoadley and his colleagues wrote in a recent paper on Part D's launch, when seniors called the 1-800 Medicare phone number for help, a review found the agency "only responded to calls accurately and completely only about two-thirds of the time."
Lee reported that an annual booklet sent out to seniors called "Medicare & You" contained "inaccurate details about some of the prescription plan choices." CMS later had to post a chart on the Web site with the accurate information.
The delays of the Medicare.Gov Web site weren't as big news as the glitches with HealthCare.Gov. Both of the stories above ran on page A17 of the news section, unlike the HealthCare.Gov stories that have regularly been landing on the front page.
Gary Karr, who served as a spokesman for Medicare during the rollout, doesn't remember the initial enrollment period being especially difficult. It was right after people signed up that was the real crunch time.
"The enrollment felt pretty good," he says. "The first three weeks of the actual benefit did not feel so good, especially the first week and a half. Every glitch was a problem that got reported in the local papers. That's how it felt to us."
What does seem similar, between the Part D launch and the health law's, is the quick rush to jump to conclusions about success or failure.
"There was also a rush to conclude something is good or bad really fast," Karr says. "That's not different than it was in 2005. Generally, the political system is not patient."
The data suggests that perhaps it should be: Medicare Part D, which is now wildly popular with seniors, had horrible approval ratings when it launched.
These days, about 90 percent of seniors say they are satisfied with their Part D coverage.
"The coverage that people ultimately get is the kind of coverage that they're looking for," Hoadley said of the Part D program. "They don't remember the glitches in the first weeks of getting coverage. It's the coverage that sticks with people."
The feds are trying to figure out how to fix HealthCare.Gov. "Government officials are considering rebuilding some parts of the federally run health-insurance marketplace that have been identified as the key flaws that blocked many consumers from getting coverage. Much of the problem stems from a design element that requires users of the federal site, which serves 36 states, to create accounts before shopping for insurance, according to policy and technology experts. The site, healthcare.gov, was initially going to include an option to browse before registering, but that tool was delayed, people familiar with the situation said." Christopher Weaver and Louise Radnofsky in The Wall Street Journal.
In Mississippi, trying (and trying, and trying) to enroll. "Robbie Gowdy, a 25-year-old uninsured bartender in Jackson, says he wants to enroll but when he attempted to use the site he found repeated errors, redundant requests for information, and long waits. He tried to use the website, but after an hour, he called it quits. 'Usually when you have to jump through this many hoops you are at least going to have cable at the end,' Gowdy said. But he also plans to keep on trying." Jeffrey Hess in Kaiser Health News.
Hawaii's marketplace still hasn't started selling health insurance.
"Hawaii’s health insurance marketplace is hoping to turn around a stalled start by providing plans and pricing to consumers by Oct. 15 — but there are no guarantees, its executive director said Wednesday. Coral Andrews, executive director of Hawaii Health Connector, told state lawmakers Wednesday that getting the marketplace running properly has been a fluid situation, with circumstances changing every day." The Associated Press.

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text: Efficient and accurate vegetation monitoring is essential for successful assessment of upland moorland restoration. Working conditions on open moorland may be difficult, and surveying and monitoring of vegetation problematic. Image capture by digital photography, with subsequent computer analysis, was used to monitor Calluna vulgaris post-wildfire. Problems, for example picture warp, associated with close range photography of quadrats, were overcome. Digital imagery measurements of vegetation cover showed no significant difference compared with a traditional point quadrat method.

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Website: Cancel the automatic withdrawal through the Manage my Account section of our website.

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Progrockerne returnerer med nytt album i februar.
'Distance Over Time' er bandets fjortende studieskive, og releasedato for slippet er 22. februar 2019, selskapet er Inside Out Music. Tipset kom fra promotør Peter Klapproth@HEAD OF PR.
Vokalist James om likestillingsprosessen: "It was like going back to summer camp. Being around each other the whole time made it that much more of a profound experience. I think the songs reflect the energy. It was a lot of fun to have a situation so powerful at this point in our career."
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Tickets also on sale at the gate.
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There’s something about re-creating egg dishes in vegan versions that’s fun to do and comforting to eat. After going plant-based, we sometimes miss favorite foods, and these easy vegan chickpea flour omelets do the trick as a swap for their egg equivalents.
While these omelets don’t taste exactly like eggs, they don’t have to —they’re tasty in their own right and do a fine job of enveloping your favorite veggies. They’re excellent for brunch, portable lunches in a flat container, and as a light dinner with fresh whole grain bread and a salad, or a baked potato.
Use this basic recipe as a jumping off point. These are part art and part science, since there are a few variables — the size of the skillet, how firmly you pack the chickpea flour, how hot the skillet is. If you like this recipe enough to make it again and again, you’ll see that it becomes easier each time you make it!
You’ll want to experiment with your own fillings, toppings, herbs, and seasonings. This formula adapts to frittata style easily.
2 In a mixing bowl, combine the flour, nutritional yeast, baking powder, turmeric, salt, and optional mustard. Stir together until completely combined.
3 Make a well in the center and pour in the nondairy milk, water, and oil. Whisk together until completely smooth. If the mixture is too thick, add just a little more water; it should have the consistency of pancake batter.
4 Heat enough olive oil to coat the bottom of a nonstick omelet-sized pan (8 to 10 inch). Let it get nice and hot, enough to make a drop of the batter sizzle.
5 Omelet: Ladle the batter 3/4 cupful at a time for 10-inch skillets or 1/2 cupful for 8-inch skillet. Tip the pan so that the batter extends to the edges. Cook over medium heat until the top firms up and the underside is golden. Don’t overcook, which would make the omelet crack when you fold it. Flip and cook the other side, then fill with your prepared vegetables and fold over.
Frittata: Stir 1 to 1 /2 cups of prepared veggies (see first note, below) into the batter. Ladle about 1 1/2 cup’s worth of this mixture into the oiled and heated 10-inch pan; about 1 cup’s worth into an 8-inch pan.
Cook over medium heat until the top firms up and the underside is golden-brown. Flip and cook the other side. Repeat with the remainder, then serve at once with optional salsa or hot sauce.
Vegetable fillings: Prepare whatever you’d like to go into your omelet first. We love a spinach-mushroom-scallion combo, shown here. Just wilt down the spinach and mushrooms down in a little water (you can use the same skillet you’ll be using for the omelets), then drain well and set aside. Each omelet can hold about 1/2 cup of vegetables.
Other good fillings for omelets include lightly steamed asparagus, broccoli, and/or zucchini; sautéed onions and/or bell peppers; and sliced tomatoes (these need not be precooked).
Fresh herbs: Use to your heart’s content. Parsley, cilantro, dill, scallions, chives, fresh oregano — they’re all good.
About chickpea flour: This kind of flour is sometimes labeled garbanzo flour, as Bob’s Red Mill does; it’s also sometimes packaged as gram flour or besan.
Kala namak, or black salt: Actually a brownish-pink Himalayan salt), it helps add an egg-like flavor and aroma to dishes.
Nondairy cheese: It’s not in the recipe above but you can also add a sprinkling of nondairy cheese shreds for an extra measure of yum!
The baking powder was left out of the ingredient list. How much do you need?
Sorry, Brittany — that would be 1 teaspoon. I will amend the recipe!
I’ve made this twice now and it’s just delicious! It’s my new favorite. I love how I can use up whatever veggies I have in the fridge. Last time I used mushrooms, broccoli and asparagus then topped it with chopped tomatoes on the plate. A little bit of hot sauce on the side and yum! Thanks so much!
Thanks, Terri! So glad you enjoy this.

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It was an emotional episode of Bake Off: The Professionals for Michael and Rebekah last night but the two Welsh pastry chefs have made it through to next week with the daunting task of a secret recipe challenge.
Michael Coggan from Bargoed and Rebekah Clash from Tonypandy are both experienced pastry chefs from the five star St David’s Hotel in Cardiff Bay so they know what they’re doing when it comes to cooking amazing desserts. So far they have battled 6 other teams making miniature classics, black forest gateau and an afternoon tea themed croquembouche.
Week one they stormed the competition getting high praise from the judges, but last night the competition heated up and most of the competitors struggled with tiramisu and sugar work and failed to impress the demanding judges, Benoit and Cherish.
“I am very strict at work, I have to be because we are always aiming for the best. I am very competitive and I am still striving to search for perfection. There is no short cut, using the right technique and method is crucial, that’s always my culinary goal. Out of work I am actually quite good fun and I like to relax with friends with a glass of wine and a lovely meal”, says Cherish.
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Vaccarezza, Maria Silvia 2018. An Excess of Excellence: Aristotelian Supererogation and the Degrees of Virtue. International Journal of Philosophical Studies, p. 1.
Miller, Christian B. 2018. Connecting Virtues. p. 23.
Miller, Christian B. 2018. Generosity: A Preliminary Account of a Surprisingly Neglected Virtue. Metaphilosophy, Vol. 49, Issue. 3, p. 216.
An understanding of generosity must be central to an understanding of our moral nature, yet there is no good philosophical account of generosity. This is exemplified in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, where interesting accounts of liberality (using your wealth well) and magnificence (spending large amounts of money well) are provided in Book IV, but none of generosity. Hutcheson and Hume were interested in benevolence, but benevolence is not the same thing as generosity either. For Hume, benevolence is ‘desire of the happiness of the person belov'd, and an aversion to his misery.’ (Treatise, 2.2.9.3) So, acting benevolently, for Hume, is acting from this sentiment for the sake of someone else's wellbeing. Picking up litter that somebody else has dropped is not benevolent on this account, but I think it may count as generous behaviour. And conversely, I will argue later that benevolent actions that are presumptuous and intrusive are not generous.
Brandom, R. (1994) Making it Explicit, (Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press).
Derrida, J. (1992) Given Time: 1. Counterfeit Money, (tr. Kamuf, P.) (Chicago: University of Chicago Press).
Heyd, D. (1982) Supererogation: Its Status in Ethical Theory (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press).
Langford, M. (1988) ‘Supererogation and Friendship’, in Cauchy, V. (ed.) Philosophy and Culture, vol 3 (Montreal: Montmorency), 441–445.
Wolf, S. (2001) ‘The Moral of Moral Luck’, Philosophical Exchange 31, 4–19.

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One of the most important lessons I learned from Andy Stanley’s book The Seven Practices of Effective Ministry is that it is crucial for ministries to identify the win for a ministry and communicate that win to those involved. When you do that everyone is on the same page working toward the same goal. Stanley uses a baseball analogy where he says in baseball all the players know what the win is…you have to cross home plate enough times to win the game. The problem in ministry is we don’t always tell people how to get to first base much less second or third or home plate. Just hitting a ball somewhere doesn’t constitute a win. This happens in ministry when the win is not communicated. The deacons, ministry leaders, teachers, staff, elders, all make their own determination of what a win looks like so everyone ends up running in whatever direction they choose.
What is the win in your education program and individual Bible classes? Has it ever been communicated or does each teacher each quarter determine it on their own, most likely based on what they have seen in the past? In my experience the win of most Bible classes is this: have 60 minutes of teaching from the bible or teaching a topic with related scriptures and hope people show up to hear it or participate in it (depending if the format is lecture or discussion). That is just my assumption after having been in Bible classes since I was a baby. I have never heard anyone actually say that is the goal but that is the problem. When no one says what the goal is no one knows how to get their so people make up their own and go with it. Stated or not that is informally communicated by the way Bible classes are set up in many congregations.
Personally I don’t think that is a very good win. It is not up to me to tell you what the win is for you education program and Bible classes. It is for you to think about, pray about, have a meeting with the elders, staff and teachers about and come to a consensus on. Then you have to make the necessary changes in order to create a different result. Those changes will depend on the direction you take but my point is, if you want a better direction it is going to take more than agreement on what the direction is. You have to take action. It has to be visibly different, even if it is just in small ways. Maybe your classes need more obvious application….so you discuss with all your teachers the need to spend the last 5-10 minutes of every single class discussing application and praying over it all. That is just one example. You may also want to communicate that to the congregation so that they can get on board in a more purposeful way.
What is the most important thing that can ever happen in your classes?
When have you seen that happen, why?
What obstacles do you face to taking a new direction?
Which of those obstacles are fixed and which are movable/manageable?
What adjustments to your ideal vision do you need to make based on the congregation’s maturity and perspective?
How many people is it going to take to get this done?
How will they be equipped, informed, and empowered to lead in this new way?
None of this changes until someone realizes the win is either poorly defined, not defined, or just too small to accomplish what we hope our classes accomplish.
How would you define the win for your adult education program? What things have you found helpful in having transformational teaching in your classes?
Thank you for this thoughtful entry. As a former education director for two congregations, helping both the membership and the leadership to conceptualize, develop and implement concrete goals to achieve “wins” has been one of my greatest challenges.
The churches and the education ministries had broad mission and vision statements. But what was missing were written and clearly defined objectives, target goals and actions steps to serve as a framework. Without a plan, communication and feedback throughout the church family, how can one accurately measure “effectiveness” or “success”? After experiencing lax and haphazard Bible classes for years, many members found the change and shift in thinking a bit uncomfortable.
Written and structured “game plans”, ongoing accountability, education, and communication as well as prayerful development, implementation and follow-up are essential.
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In Cooper Tire & Rubber Company v. Apollo (Mauritius) Holdings Pvt. Ltd, 2014 WL 5654305 (Del. Ch. Oct. 31, 2014), the Delaware Court of Chancery found that Cooper Tire & Rubber Company ("Cooper") had not satisfied all of the conditions to closing its merger with Apollo (Mauritius) Holdings Pvt. Ltd ("Apollo") as of the trial date, and thus was likely barred from seeking a $112 million reverse termination fee under the merger agreement.
Cooper and Apollo entered into a merger agreement pursuant to which Apollo would acquire Cooper. Shortly thereafter, a series of events occurred that precipitated the deal's demise. First, a labor union at Chengshan Cooper Tires ("CCT"), a Chinese facility that was majority owned by Cooper, publicly stated its opposition to the merger and commenced an employee strike in protest. The union also physically barred Cooper-appointed managers from entering the facility or obtaining access to CCT's financial data entry systems. It was alleged that the parties later determined that the CCT strike had been initiated by Cooper's minority partner at CCT, who opposed the merger. At the same time, Cooper encountered resistance from its domestic union, the United Steel Workers ("USW"), which claimed that the merger triggered Cooper's obligations to renegotiate its collective bargaining agreements. Apollo attempted to negotiate with the USW, but was unsuccessful in resolving the dispute.
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The Court rejected Cooper's interpretation of the interim covenant and held that the events that had occurred at the CCT facility prevented Cooper from complying with its contractual obligations necessary to close the merger. The Court stated that "ordinary course" means "the normal and ordinary routine of conducting business," and that the cessation of CCT's production of Cooper-branded tires, the physical exclusion of Cooper employees from CCT's facilities, and limitation of Cooper's access to CCT's financials did not comply with that standard. While stating that its opinion only addressed whether Cooper had satisfied its obligations under the merger agreement and the conditions to closing, the Court noted that the effect of the opinion likely would be dispositive of Cooper's ability to collect a reverse termination fee.
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Growing up in the great state of Arizona, I hunted and fished annually throughout my entire childhood. It was a simpler time for me. No obligations, no bills, just worrying about when I would get back into the hills again. We had our deer camp most years and had a blast at all of them. Stories that I still tell today originated from those very hunts. The thought of hunting out-of-state is not one that hit me sooner than later. I was quite content with spending all of my time in Arizona. That was until a few years back when I got sick of not getting drawn for elk in my home state. I wanted to chase bugling bulls and was willing to travel greater distances to do it. I've left my stomping grounds of the Arizona desert over the past few years during the month of September to do just that. Going through that whole process has shined a light on some pros and cons of hunting in state vs. hunting out-of-state. So, if you've been kicking around the idea of leaving the nest, hopefully, after this article, you'll have a better idea of what to expect.
So, obviously, there are a ton of pros to hunting in your home state. Drive time is a big one. 95% of the areas I frequent are less than three hours from my doorstep. This gives me the opportunity to scout them on a very regular basis as well as hunt them when the time comes. Also, your family is only usually a few hours away and, for me, that is just an added comfort. I know that if things go south, I can either be home quickly or someone can be on their way to me in a hurry. That word comfort is really the big thing here—not just for family, but for your hunting as well. You know these areas well and, I would say, have the best chance at success hunting them rather than somewhere out-of-state where you've never been. These areas are filled with just as much nostalgia as they are animals.
More opportunities to hunt, especially with over-the-counter (OTC) tags.
I can't really think of a ton of cons to hunting in-state. The biggest one, in my opinion, is getting stuck in a rut and doing the same thing over and over again. We are habitual by nature so this is a very common occurrence. Sometimes, we even do this to the point of holding ourselves back from other greater opportunities available. That isn't necessarily directed towards hunting out-of-state, but also other opportunities within your own state. I've been guilty of this more than a few times.
That "same ol’, same ol’" feeling.
Possibly not hunting other species.
Bowhunting for elk on an out of state trip this past fall.
Out-of-state hunting is becoming more and more popular in our community. With resources like goHUNT's INSIDER, these opportunities are surfacing more and more, opening our eyes to ways to spend even more time in the field. People that thought they would never get a chance to hunt elk are finding out that they actually can with some gas money. Like I said earlier, I never thought I would travel out-of-state to hunt, but my drive to chase elk stomped that into the ground. I will admit that it was a bit nerve-racking going out-of-state for the first time, but, in the end, it was so gratifying. Seeing the different landscapes and immersing myself in the adventure of it all will easily bring me back. The tag became secondary at that point. These hunts are going to take a bit more planning and forethought, but are well worth it and a great opportunity to see new country and grow as a hunter.
Out of state hunts can be daunting, but well worth your investment with time and finances. As far as finances are concerned, it really isn't that bad. I thought it was unattainable before actually looking into it. Here’s an example: my 10-day backcountry elk hunt to Colorado cost about $1,200 with tag and all. To save for it, I took $100 every month and put it into a box. Once you get the logistics figured out, it's all gravy from there and things should fall into place. I encourage all of you to try hunting out-of-state at least once—at least for the experience. The excitement of the unknown, anticipation of adventure and the personal growth you will gain from doing so makes it worthwhile. At least that's how it has been for me. These trips are usually longer as opposed to a two to three day trip in your home state. I would plan to invest at least five to seven days on an out-of-state hunt. You are traveling a great distance and you should plan on spending as much time as you can once you arrive—not just for hunting, but also because of lack of pre-scouting. By opening your door to out-of-state hunting, you are inviting in annual opportunities to pursue most of our big game species in the West.
Opportunity to hunt more species.
Less cost effective than at home.
Much more forethought and planning required.
The time of year that we are sitting in right now holds a lot of anticipation. Everyone is planning for the 2019 hunting seasons and I am no exception. We all have our eyes looking to the future with dreams of what next fall will bring. Whether you are waiting to draw your dream tag or are an OTC hunter to the core, you cannot deny the pull of adventure. Hunting in your home state and traveling out-of-state are both filled with their own advantages and disadvantages as listed above. Even though I adore hunting in my home state, I think it sometimes has a tendency to make me complacent and that has affected my hunting in the past. I grew too comfortable, which translated into not trying as hard. By venturing out of your comfort zone and experiencing new things, it keeps you on your toes and makes you really appreciate those in-state hunts with all of the knowledge you've accumulated about them. Once I traveled out-of-state, it gave me a feeling of freedom. The only thing that was stopping me from doing so was myself. Once you realize that, the world becomes your oyster. You can also check out this great article for more tips on hunting out-of-state for the first time.


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I don’t quite remember the first time I had digestive biscuits. We often had different kinds of dipping biscuits with our tea in the morning. But most of them were slightly cardboard-y, often flavorless, and just kind of meh. Oh, I still had them, of course. But it wasn’t like I thoroughly enjoyed them.
And then, at some point, digestives came into my life and my tea and biscuit experience completely changed. These were slightly sweetened biscuits that were light and crumbly, not dense and snappy. They held up to tea dipping, but they were also so delicious on their own. I would have them spread with Nutella, or dipped in cold milk, or warm milk, or just plain. And they’re not even called cookies, so you don’t feel bad having them at any time of day!
Slowly I converted my entire family to digestive biscuits. Slowly, I started using digestives in my baking. And slowly, the world became a happier place.
So, here we are, with another attempt of making store–bought treats homemade. I’m not going to lie – these don’t take exactly like those that come in that enticing red sleeve. The texture is more of a shortbread cookie, rather than a crumbly biscuit. But they are still light and barely sweet, and these, too, hold up to tea dipping and Nutella spreading. And that’s all you need for a glorious tea biscuit.
Place oats into a food processor and pulse until it becomes a fine powder. Add the flour, salt, baking powder and powdered sugar and pulse a few more times until the dry ingredients are well blended together.
Add butter and let the food processor run until the butter becomes pea-sized and the mixture resembled coarse sand. Add the milk and pulse together until the dough comes together in a ball.
Lightly flour a surface. Dump the dough out and press together until it is a disc. Roll out the dough until it is about 1/8 inch thick. Prick the entire surface with a fork.
Using a biscuit cutter, cut out circles and place them on prepared baking sheets. Re-roll scraps and keep cutting until all of the dough has been used. Bake for 20 minutes, or until golden brown. Let cool on baking sheet for 5 minutes and then let cool completely on wire rack.
If desired, melt the chocolate in the microwave in 30 second intervals, stirring after each interval. Dip the non-pricked side of the digestive into the chocolate, using a butter knife to help with even spreading. Place the digestive on the wire rack to let the chocolate cool completely.
I spend a lot of my time looking at recipes. Not necessarily looking for recipes, but looking at recipes. You know, just to check things out, plan out a future dinner party, perhaps make a last minute dessert, and because I just really, really like to. Sigh, my life is not that sad, I promise.
Because I spend so much time looking at recipes, I feel like I have a good grasp of everything that is out there. I know the recipes that are trending on all of the food blogs (pie in the form of other desserts were all the rage last year), I know the new ways people are approaching food (hello, cake pops!), and I know that the classics are always well…classic.
Well, there I was, on a Sunday night, doing my usual Sunday night activity, looking at food blogs, and poring through my cookbooks. I was looking for something specific this time: I had bought about 12 bananas that were really not ripe at all. But you know what happens with unripened bananas. They all turn black at the same time! Anyway, I digress. When I was doing my search, I came across a yeasted banana bread recipe! This was new! I had never seen anything like this before! And I was intrigued.
Even with my aversion (or my determination to overcome this aversion) to yeast, this may be my new go-to banana bread! First off, because it’s January and everyone has resolutions, unlike a regular quick banana bread, this bread has no butter or oil (!). It still uses 3 whole bananas that you may need to use quickly. And to top the whole thing off, it has this cream cheesy, streusel-y filling that makes it just indulgent enough. So delicious. It’s light and fluffy and just barely sweet and banana-y, and a totally new discovery with the same ingredients. A Sunday night winning discovery in anyone’s book, I’d say.
In the bowl of your stand mixer, dissolve the sugar into your warm water. Sprinkle in the yeast, giving it a good mix. Allow the mixture to sit for 5-7 minutes, until it’s frothy and bubbly. With the paddle attachment, blend in salt, cinnamon, mashed bananas, egg, and vanilla and mix until everything is well incorporated (1-2 minutes). Switch to the dough hook to your stand mixer, and add the flour, about one cup at a time, mixing well until the dough comes together into a soft, slightly sticky ball of dough. Mix on low speed for about 3-4 minutes to knead. If the dough is not coming together into a ball, add more flour, one tablespoon at a time. Turn the dough out to a lightly floured surface. Fold over 10-15 times, then place the dough in a lightly greased bowl, turning once to coat. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and set in a warm place until doubled in size (about 45 minutes to 1 hour).
In a bowl, stir together the sugar, pecans and cinnamon. In a separate small bowl, with a fork, mash together the softened cream cheese and bananas. Put both aside until dough has risen.
Fold the top two flaps over the filling. With a pizza cutter, on one side of the bread, slice the dough down the middle until it reaches the filling. Cut each half in half, and again, so you have eight strips on one side. Repeat on the other side of the dough so the strips are even.
Whisk together egg and milk for the egg wash. Brush on top of the entire surface of the bread. Sprinkle the bread with the remaining 1/3 of the sugar mixture. Cover bread loosely with plastic wrap and let it rise in a warm place for about 20 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375. Bake bread for about 30 minutes until it reaches a deep golden brown. Let cool on baking sheet for 10 minutes and then transfer to a wire rack. Let cool completely before cutting to make sure that the filling does not seep out.
Happy new year, friends! Apologies for the silence. I spent my holidays, well, in Hawaii, where as much as I had intended to try new recipes and cook for my family and post frequently, I just did not. I did eat, though! I mean, in between visiting the beach, taking surfing lessons (failing at surfing lessons), and hiking up all of the mountains that surrounded us, I ate well.
There were many things to try! Fresh coconut mochi, mochi and adzuki bean covered strawberries (pictured above), mochi ice cream, mochi covered oreos. (They really like their mochi). Taro doughnuts (pictured below), guava juice, shave ice drizzled with condensed milk, macadamia nut ice cream, wasabi flavored macadamia nuts, Kona coffee brittle, Portuguese doughnuts doused in cinnamon sugar, iced tea with coconut milk. I mean, let’s be honest, people. I ate a lot. I’m on a juice cleanse now.
My favorite of all of these things, though, was passionfruit. They had passionfruit flavored everything, and it was just so so good. Fresh and bright, sweet and silky and tangy, this, my friends, is a satisfying flavor. And so, of course, I stocked up on all things passionfruit before heading back to the polar vortex. I now have an abundant supply of passion fruit mustard, passion fruit dressing, passion fruit butter, passion fruit jam (low sugar, of course), and passion fruit sugar (to make up for the jam). Yes. This may be the start of an addiction.
So, to pay homage to my delicious trip (and to start using some of my products that I bought), I bring to you chocolate and passionfruit thumbprints. Cookies to get you through this ridiculous cold weather, but tropical enough to remind you that spring is just around the corner (or to tell you to book a trip to Hawaii). The truth is that these cookies were so addictive that I didn’t even get a picture of one that was fully assembled. So, make these (!), and I’m leaving you with this picture of the beach instead. Aloha!
I realize that passionfruit butter and sugar are not as readily available on the mainland, but no worries! You can still make this tropical – the most easy being replacing the fruit butter and sugar with lemon curd and lemon sugar. Just zest a lemon into sugar and mix it around and roll the cookie dough balls in there.
In a medium mixing bowl, whisk the flour with the cocoa powder and salt. Set aside. In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the bittersweet and semi-sweet chocolates on low until just melted. Whisk well until smooth, then set aside to cool slightly.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment (or using an electric mixer), beat the butter until light and creamy, about 2 minutes. Add the sugar and beat on medium until fluffy, another 2 minutes. Add the egg and vanilla and beat until just combined. Pour the melted and slightly cooled chocolate into the mixer and beat just until incorporated.
Add the flour and cocoa into the mixer bowl in two rounds, beating at low speed in between each addition. Scrape the sides of the bowl as needed. Chill the dough in the refrigerator until firm enough to roll into balls, about 30 minutes. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 350°F.
Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper. Spoon the passionfruit sugar into a small, shallow bowl. Scoop up roughly 2 tablespoons of the chilled dough and form into balls. Roll in the coarse sugar and transfer to the baking sheets. Using your thumb or index finger, press down firmly into the center of each cookie to form an indentation. Bake the cookies for 12 to 14 minutes, or until dry on top and slightly firm. Once out of the oven, press down gently on the indentations again to reinforce them, and transfer the cookie sheets to racks to cool completely. Fill each indentation with passionfruit curd.


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She checked her pockets, took off her shoes and emptied her water bottle. With military precision she lemmings her way through the scanner line. Collecting her bag she smirks. They can take my snow-globes but not those motherf*cker.
These shaped emery boards are based on a new world typology: where snow globes and guns are synonymous. “Ambiguous Armament” is an airport accessory addressing an always adjusting ambiguous articulation of armament. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) declares one can carry in their hand luggage a pair of pointed metal scissors as long as the blade length does not exceed four inches, but a snow globe in any way, shape or form is prohibited.
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Saturday the 19th of March is the appearance day of “Lord” or “Shri” (most beautiful and auspicious) Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. The disciples of Shri Chaitanya have found ample Vedic scriptural references indicating that Shri Chaitanya is God, and more confidentially, is the aspect of God known as Krishna, the original, all-attractive Source. Shri Gaura (fair or golden complexioned) or Gauranga, as Shri Chaitanya is also called, is considered by his followers to be the incarnation for the present time we live in. This period in history is referred to in the Vedas as the Iron Age of Kali since it is the least fortunate period in the cyclical view of Vedic cosmology consisting of four ages. We might also consider it the winter of human civilization. So-called technological advancement notwithstanding, the time we live in is full of quarrel, hypocrisy, strife, anxiety, disturbance, environmental degradation, and lack of spiritual inclination. Looking at the world situation I think many would agree to this as a valid observation about the world situation, and even in many places in our own country. However, within this difficult age comes the special blessings of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu!
The incarnation of Lord Chaitanya is both complex and simple. Looked at simply, He is a primary aspect of God, who portrays Himself as a devotee of God, to teach us how to be joyful, happy, peaceful, and fulfilled, by obtain the highest benefit. Understanding the disqualifications and disturbed nature of the people in general, Shri Gauranga has brought the easiest method of self or God realization. Though it is easy, it gives the highest benefit, love of God. His method of spiritual awakening is through the congregational chanting of the holy name of God. In addition, he also gave the soft repetition of God’s names (Japa) chanted on prayer beads as a personal meditation and way to constantly remember the Lord. We might call Him the Kirtan Avatar, or the incarnation who came to give chanting and dancing as the yoga of divine union with God.
Primary names of God refer to those names of God in relationship to the spiritual world with his pure devotees. Although He loves all souls, he especially loves and notices those who serve him directly in pure love. The material world is for those souls who don’t want to acknowledge the supremacy of God, or serve or love Him. Out of His kindness, such rebellious souls are given material bodies with senses, a mind, and conditioned personalities to contend and struggle with, in competition with other souls who also want to enjoy the same apparently scare material resources. Secondary names of God refer to his relationship to the material world and conditioned souls, such as Creator, Maintainer, or Destroyer, etc.
Lord Krishna and Lord Chaitanya are both in the category of God and are very complex theological persons, yet of the two, Lord Chaitanya is more approachable, since he is taking up the role of a devotee of Krishna to teach us by his example. Krishna is certainly merciful, but Shri Chaitanya is much more so. We can think of all the different incarnations as merciful, yet some are more merciful, and a few, most merciful. Most merciful means they give the greatest obtainment for human beings to the most unqualified.
Chaitanya is also referred to as Krishna Chaitanya, which means Krishna consciousness, since Chaitanya means life force. So if we are going to understand Shri Krishna, we have to do so through Lord Chaitanya. First the giver, then the gift. Of course, we hear about either Krishna or Chaitanya through those who are their devotees and who speak and write books about them. Thus devotees of Lord Chaitanya are expansions of his mercy, being his representatives in the world.
Even more confidentially, Lord Chaitanya is Krishna, in the special mood of His greatest devotee, or shakti (devotional energy), known as Shri Radha, who is the female counterpart or “counterwhole”, since she is one with Krishna as his energy. Krishna is the Energetic Source, compared to the sun, while Radha is His energy, or his primal power from which all other energies expand. We living entities or souls are tiny sparks of Krishna’s energy, called marginal energy, that are a product of our association. By associating with Krishna through his holy names and service, and with those who are dear to Krishna, our nature changes through spiritual association. The process of bhakti or Krishna consciousness means changing the quality of our association from material to spiritual and reviving our eternal love of Krishna.
Since Shri Chaitanya is the personification of Krishna consciousness, we really can’t divorce Chaitanya from Krishna. If we are to appreciate love of Krishna, or Krishna prema, as the most valuable thing, then we have to study who Krishna is. Otherwise, why should we try to love him, or think loving Krishna is any big deal? Studying the life of Lord Chaitanya we discover that he was mad in love for Krishna. This love sustained and nurtured him, as it has for generations of his followers over the last 500 years. On such days as this, we are meant to ponder about whom Shri Krishna and Shri Chaitanya are, and wonder about the spiritual perfection they offer to us. Lord Chaitanya and his followers have come to teach us about our eternal nature as souls and give us the most effective means for realizing our relationship with our Source, or that Supreme Person who we have been searching for life after life, the true love of our heart and soul.
Submitted by arvindmahajan on Sun, 2011-03-20 14:43.
Today, Krishna made me visit ISCON temple at East of Kailash, New Delhi. It was a surprise to me that I was planning to go some where else and sudden change in plan made me seek darsan of Krishna at the evening Aarti.
Prabhu ji, few years ago when I read the biography of Srila Prabhupad, I remember there came a stage in his life when he was away from his family totally devoted to Krishna and his all money was gone and had marital discord too. Then Prabhupad said, when Krishna loves someone he does this to his devotees. Is this love test happen to every one?
I have started Mahamantra Jaap (intially 2 rounds) from today itself. Prabhu ji, please tell me what Krishna wants. Is he a very strict God who gets annoyed at mistakes like many other gods.
I came to know that Sri Krishna had 16 kalaas whereas prabhu Ram had 12. Which 04 did Sri Rama lacked or didn't disclose.
I have faith in him but a bit scared of his loving tests. Because of curosity, I want to ask more and more so that what I pray, whom I follow, whom I worship should be known to me from core of heart. Your experiences and guidance will undoubtedly make me strong thats my belief. So, please keep on guiding me.
Submitted by Karnamrita on Wed, 2011-03-23 09:25.
Arvind. Pranams and Hare Krishna. Krishna is supreme mercy, and Chaitanya is still more merciful. I don't know your religious history or training, but in Gaudiya Vaishnavism, or the path given by Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and his followers we understand Krishna and Chaitanya as identical...they are svayam Bhagavan. They are not out to "get" us but to help us make spiritual advancement. They respond according to our desire to obtain and love them. We have to pray for the faith and realization that whatever they do is for our highest good, to help us take full shelter of them. Prabhupada is a pure devotee, so Krishna dealt with him in a certain way. Many of us who came to his mission where in an extreme existential crisis and in the course of our life, nothing else seeming a valid path except surrender to Krishna and joining the mission. For all of us it is a gradual process. Never the less, it is good to understand the high standard of pure devotion, even though you may feel far from it. We can't hit a mark we aren't aiming for. You don't have to give up your family life or occupation to be a devotee. However, you need to try to dovetail your life for Krishna's service and the service of his devotees. Then your life at home can be an asset to your spiritual progress and not a detriment. Dedicate the results of your work and family to Krishna. See yourself and your family members as his servants. See your home and very self as Krishna's property. Offer some portion of your income or wealth to his service in order to purify your income. Read Bhagavad Gita and other scriptures daily, praying to understand their meaning in a practical way, and seek out devotees who have a spiritual taste and standing in bhakti. Remember that Krishna is our dear-most friend and well-wisher!


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Woodworm is a popular term used for common furniture beetle (Anobium puncatum) which is the most common wood boring insect found in buildings throughout the UK. This term also covers a number of other woodborers and therefore proper identification is important in order to adopt the correct remedial treatment.
Wood worm will attack both hard wood and soft wood, particularly in damp environments, infestations can lead to structural failure of roof and floor timbers if left un-noticed or un-treated.
insect damage throughout the UK.
House Longhorn Beetle Habitat: General sapwood of most softwood, particularly roofing timbers. At present these are mainly found in area of England South West of London (mainly Surrey).
Wood Boring Weevil Normally found in damp timber affected by wet rot fungal decay.
Death Watch Beetle The name ‘death-watch beetle’ comes from the tapping sound, which can be heard in warm weather between March and June, made by beetles banging their heads against the walls of the tunnels to attract mates. They are named for the vigil (watch) kept beside the dying or dead, and by extension the superstitious have seen the death watch as an omen of impending death.
Our surveyors can help establish whether woodworm is currently active and advise upon appropriate woodworm treatment. This normally involves applying insecticides to all exposed timbers. Large timbers may require deep penetrating emulsified wood paste preservative.


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Same as Cyclone Bowl™, but it's surrounded with high impact material to protect the glass from shattering.
Glass Mouthpiece - For 3' whip or interchangeable mouthpieces.
For use with the Solo to power the unit instead of using the battery charge.
Additional glass oil jars for the DaVinci Ascent vaporizer. Designed for essential oils or blends, with optional medical grade silicone lid to prevent spilling.
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