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But you can not actually download a car, because a car is not just zeros and ones. The very old example when it comes to downloading is with music. I really want that new Coldplay CD. I download a copy of it, burn it and presto, I got my CD. Nobody lost a cd, but magically there are two right now.
Recently the 3D printers are uprising and getting cheaper and cheaper. In 10 years, this technology could be consumer ready. And here comes the interesting part: What if I download the 3d-file for a car and then print it with the 3D printer. This is not literately possible, because cars are quite complex, but still, you would've downloaded a car. Is that illegal? Maybe some simpeler things, like a designer bottle opener. Costs €150 in the store, but just download the 3D-file from a site, print it and the materials you paid will cost you less than the €150. With this new technology, downloading things will get more interesting.
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Fictions: NGO and Grant Stock Market — Distributed neural network for day trading
July 28, 2006 at 7:49 pm dignifieddevil Leave a comment
This is an idea that's been kicking around in my head for awhile.
A website that let's people pool funds to create NGOs and grants.
I.E. you put up like 5 bucks, someone else puts up 5 bucks
all for a common cause that an existing NGO doesn't support.
So yeah know if you wanted to create a car share service for the poor,
or fund research into alternative energy. Contributions could also be sent to
a fund and returns split evenly by the contriburions hence the scale of the projects would create a larger fund with the possibility of scaling up returns.
This originally was two different ideas, one in which people could contribute money towards scienteific prizes yeah know like a solar panel that's competitive with coal or create grants for research they would like to see, applicants entries would evaluated on and voted by contributors to the fund. The other being one for NGOs.
Another idea is a neural network that one hosts on one's server and which links with other neural networks to create a large distributed network of stock trading algorithims. These algorithims could then take advantage of having multiple accounts working in unison, borrowing from each other from shorts, and sharing information. I.E. one big mind operating on several different stock markets. Whoever installs the software on their server would need to pay the initial fees to start their own account, but the network could then help recoup the costs of the server hence sites that have trouble making it just off advertising or commerce could have an alternative form of income. Additionally, the neural network could let you invest money via credit or debit hence making setting up a money market account even easier. Perhaps it could also post your profits and losses to your blog automatically.
p.s. no one on intrade would take my bet on the nikkei going up. Bastards, I could have made some money at your expense =)
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By the way, when I lived in the UK I found there mail system excellent. If you mailed a letter by closing time at any post office it would be delivered anywhere in the UK the next day.
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Yep that's the best bit that, but they need to rethink big parcels, basically the documentary said, workers are made to carry too much heavy items and have to walk at a pace that even a Marine couldn't do in that Round (They took a Marine and made him do it) and he was out of breathe or couldn't do it in the time at least.
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12:05 the Leaflet says he came to drop of a signed for Packet...I sat down in the front room in front of a widescreen TV Visible from outside, with my Lunch at 12:00 So how on earth I could miss a knock on the door or window is beyond me.
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Haven't used Royal Mail though. I like that it's Royal, though (we Americans are easily impressed by that crap).
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how on earth I could miss a knock on the door or window is beyond me.
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.........when I lived in the UK I found there mail system excellent.
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I know I was a little skeptical about the release of the Krishna Das documentary, which originally was only "coming soon," so I'm happy to report a date and place for the film's release: June 17 at the Maui Film Festival.
You can click on the movie website for info or the film fest's one. It looks like there might be a few Indian-themed films in the queue there; not sure if that's a coincidence or not. That might be characterizing them too loosely. One film is called Samsara. Link to its trailer is here. There is a Borat-like take on a guru, Kumare. It may not be funny, though. There's a documentary on Deepak Chopra by his son.
And there's several films about surfing, no surprise. One is on the big-wave spot Jaws. Another is called Immersion, It looks awesome.
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I just wanted to let you know that the Inspirational Easter images by Cornish Heritage Farm's newest artist -- Aimee Nugent -- are now available in the store!!! You can see another sample of mine HERE... or check out the CHF gallery images HERE. Her two new GORGEOUS backgrounders have also been released. They coordinate perfectly with her new Easter images, but also work really well with other styles.
This card features the new background Fine Finials along with this primitive image from the Rummage Bin. The pattern from the background reminds me of an old primitive tapestry.
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It's very early in the morning and instead of tossing and turning I'm decided I would make use of this time to write this post. I have a hard time with the whole fall back and gain an hour time change. I never really adjust to it. Luckily for me in 2020 Oregon goes to constant daylight savings time so this is the last shift. I am thrilled!
It's been a very busy week in Blue Moonland with the Full Beaver moon in all of it's glory starting the week off.
Our new dyers Kelsie and Karen are catching on so very fast and we are getting caught up on all the things. I actually had tie this week to make new colors! I know!!! And get this…to knit. I mean in al honesty I should be putting more time in on getting the new website tested so we can get it up. However there is only so many hours at a stretch that I can stare at a computer screen without my brain melting and my eyes hurting.
Anyway I am knitting a very simple infinity scarf for myself. Yup for me!! I am knitting it in our Ripple and I am seriously possessed with this yarn. I am not usually a fan of bulky knitting but I'm telling you the texture and color on this is addicting. I know I am driving team Blue Moon a little crazy with my constant delight. I am one of those knitters that talks to their knitting praising it for it's beauty, complimenting it on how it feels at it slips through my fingers and onto the needles and then how each stitch display into a stunning fabric.
I'm smitten! I am knitting it in our Super Worm Moon colorway and just having the best time. I am challenged enough in life right now that my knitting needs to be the mindless kind that soothes and comforts and this sure is doing the trick.
I am farther along than this picture shows but it is shows off the color and it's dark out still so I can't take a picture yet this morning to show it off more! Don't worry I will! If you have not yet ordered this I highly recommend that you do. It's soooo good!
It's time for a color change so we've sent some of the more Autumn colors off to the spa and added in some of our Holiday ones as promised. As I mentioned I've been making new colorways so we will be adding those in also in the next few weeks. If there are any Holiday or Winter type colorways of ours you'd liek to see please do let us know.
Also if you have any color wishes for new colors. I'm feeling super inspired at the moment working on some crazy cool neutrals and complex shaded solids along with some other fun color ideas I have had floating around in my little color brain.
Okay well it's time to go out and get things prepped for the day. We've been blessed with extraordinarily beautiful mornings as of late so my walk morning walk to the dye barn has been quite magical. I had my morning coffee earlier in the week standing in the garden with Phoebe bathed in mystical foggy moonlight!
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Dr. M rounded today which was awesome. We love seeing him when we are there. We are predicting a delay for chemo, but probably not a full week. On Monday, we have to go in for the radioactive GFR kidney test. This test's results give Dr. M the formula for our next round of chemo... Carboplatin to be exact. This will be our fourth and possibly final GFR. That's another thing Dr. M spoke to me about today.
As I requested, he spoke with all of his colleagues about the additional round of chemo that I have been bringing up in every meeting. He holds his position and has an army of amazing minds (like his) standing behind him saying that it is NOT necessary. They all feel like Pablo will have received ENOUGH chemo after this next round. He even said that if we wanted to stop now, he wouldn't put up much of a fight, but that we should complete our original road map which will end after this next round of chemo. This is hard for me, but as he also said, if we were just going to follow a straight protocol without modifications, then we could be anywhere without an oncologist. His job is to give Pablo his best plan and he has done that. As all of you know, we love our onc... really love him, like LOVE LOVE him... and we trust him and we believe that he is caring for our son and all of us, really, like we were part of his immediate family. He treats ALL of his patients like that, and we feel fortunate to have him on our team.
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The Queen's Gallery, an art gallery I have visited many times over the years, is part of Buckingham Palace and can be visited in conjunction with the State Rooms and the Royal Mews (stables). However you can also choose to visit the Gallery alone. It puts on around three exhibitions a year and is open all year round unlike the State Rooms and the Royal Mews which are open during the summer season only.
If you buy your ticket direct (either online or in person) you can get it stamped at the end of your visit which makes it valid for a whole year. This is great value as it means you can go back to subsequent exhibitions at the Gallery. It's worth noting that the summer months are very crowded and it might be difficult to visit with your ticket at these times, as timed tickets are normally on sale for this period.
This year-long validation does not apply if you buy your ticket from a third party. This may not matter to you if, for instance, you are coming from a different part of the country on a trip as you may not be able to return within a year. For someone like me, however, who lives in London, this is ideal.
The Queen's Gallery is located on Buckingham Palace Road next to Buckingham Palace itself. If visiting by tube, Green Park station (near Piccadilly Circus) is a short walk away and the route through the park is very scenic. If you are coming from the other direction, Victoria Underground and National Rail station is almost directly south from the Gallery. Tour buses and normal red buses also stop outside. The Gallery is clearly signposted and is next to the Royal Mews.
As might be expected, security is very tight here owing to its proximity to Buckingham Palace. You have to undergo a bag search and walk through an airport-style scanner. However all the staff are very friendly and cheerful and didn't make me feel uncomfortable during this process. The gift shop is right next to the ticket desk so you can visit without paying for admission. After buying your ticket and walking through security you get to the gallery itself. There is a free cloakroom where coats and heavy bags can be left – we took full advantage of this. Toilets are available too and these are clean and smart.
Audio guides are available, but I didn't bother with one. Photography for non-commercial purposes is permitted, but not flash photography.
*Gift Shop*
The shop is well-stocked and sells the usual Royal memorabilia, some of it tat and some of it in rather better taste. A number of items relating to this particular exhibition were available, ranging from cuddly penguins to a glossy photography book. I bought some postcards, which I rather regret as they were quite expensive – £5.95 for a pack of ten – but then I was very interested in the subject matter and I have a mind to frame them and put them on my wall!
*The First Georgians*
The exhibition I visited on this occasion was The First Georgians: Art and Monarchy 1714-1760, marking 300 years since the accession of George Ludwig, Elector of Hanover in Germany, to the British throne as George I. He was the first constitutional monarch, and began a long-enduring dynasty which lent its name to the Georgian era. The first room of the exhibition puts faces to names with paintings of the key players in the royal family, such as the three Georges and Queen Caroline.
The exhibition goes on to look at some of the things for which the age was noted, such as the art of William Hogarth, china, silverware and trinkets from "toy-shops", as well as furniture, sculpture and paintings by the Old Masters. There were plenty of architectural designs and plans for royal residences including St James's Palace, Windsor Castle, Kensington Palace and Hampton Court, as well as artefacts from less savoury aspects of the age, including military maps and items to do with Culloden and other Jacobite risings.
Address: Buckingham Palace, London, SW1A 1AA
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Tours: Bangkok Bike Tour, Backwaters of Bangkok Tour and 2 day trips/activities at Koh Pha Ngan.
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After I blogged yesterday, I didn't go home. I stayed and talked to Lorainne about Betsy's offer over a glass (actually a bottle) of wine. She really helped me weigh out all the pros and cons of taking up Betsy's offer to run a publishing company for her:
*Live in Italy
*Launch and run a publishing company
*Great for the CV
*A new and exciting experience
*HP hates his job
*HP has family in Italy
*I am feeling uneasy about the New Agency
*I'd be living in Italy and all the hassle that becoming an ex-pat entails
*I have never launched a publishing company, so I have no idea what I'm getting myself into
*I've never been solely responsible for a business's success, and that's a huge responsibility, especially when it's a friend's business
*I don't speak Italian
*I don't know anything about educational publishing
*I can't assume HP would want to move to Italy just because of his Mum and his crappy job (I still haven't talked to him about it yet).
*I've signed a contract with New Agency, and I have no idea if I can even change my decision at this point and go for a complete buy out.
*I have a mortgage and I have no idea if we can even sell the flat, especially as we don't know what's happening in the Referendum. (For those of you living under a rock or outside the UK, Scotland will be voting on it's independence from the rest of the UK in a few days time. If Scotland becomes its own country, all economic bets are off and there's no telling if I'll have any clients or a paycheque, let alone be able to sell the flat. Hmmm. Maybe I should move to Italy, but then a post-Referendum PROS and CONS list may look completely different.)
The CONs list isn't just longer, and it's more detailed, meaning that I've probably thought about the CONS a little more.
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Tommy's powerbase in London has been obliterated.
Plot Edit
Alfie Solomons invites Arthur and Billy Kitchen over for Passover at the distillery. Things escalate rather quickly after Alfie sacrifices the goat named after Thomas, and shoots Billy Kitchen in the head. He has his men tie up Arthur Shelby Jr. and wait for the police to haul him off to jail for the murder of Billy Kitchen.
Meanwhile, Polly Shelby's son Michael Gray is thrown behind bars by Major Campbell for the burning down The Marquis of Lorne pub.
An infuriated Thomas meets with Campbell at a church. He simply informs Thomas that his reason for throwing Arthur and Michael in jail was to motivate Thomas to properly carry out his task, since he now believes Thomas is not afraid to die having wrapped up his affairs for that very event. He also threatens Ada, because he knows her address in London.
Thomas receives a phone call from Grace. They agree to meet sometime soon.
Thomas has a family meeting where he is informed of the gang's business losses due to the coppers. John Shelby informs Thomas that The Eden Club (as well as their other pubs) has been raided by the coppers and returned to the ownership of Darby Sabini and Alfie Solomons. Polly tells Thomas that she will be taking Michael away from the Shelby family when he gets out of prison.
Realizing that Thomas won't get Michael out of prison soon enough, Polly takes the matter into her own hands. Campbell offers to release Michael the next morning but only in return for a sexual favor. Polly agrees to this deal. The next day, Michael fails to understand the generosity of her sacrifice, and is instead embarrassed and disgusted by what his mother has done.
Grace Burgess lies to her husband Clive Macmillan and runs out to see Thomas, where after some abruptly harsh conversation, Thomas informs her that he simply wanted to skip the past, so Thomas takes her to see Charlie Chaplin in person.
Thomas takes a highly satisfying moment to telephone Campbell and inform him that he is about to sleep with Grace.
After they button up, Thomas asks to see Grace again and she informs him that she and her husband have been trying to have a baby, and that she may be the cause of her infertility. Thomas then urges her to tell her husband the truth.
John visits Arthur, who regrets not doing more with his life, at the prison. He tells Arthur that he already knows what he's got to do and he's not going to hang.
John Shelby blows up the residence of Field Marshal Henry Russell in order to relocate the assassination that Thomas must carry out. Arthur gets released from jail thanks to John's efforts.
Thomas visits May Carleton to confesses that he still loves Grace and that they should break up, but May is unable to let him go.
Thomas reveals to Inspector Campbell that his new location of Henry Russell's assassination will take place at the Epsom racetrack on Derby day.
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- The idea that Charlie Chaplin was a Gypsy comes from a letter found in 2011 which claimed that he had been born in a Gypsy caravan at Black Patch Park in Smethwick. Chaplin's son Michael has suggested that the information must have been significant to his father in order for him to retain the letter.
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- John Shelby: "You've tried to hang yourself twice, now the king's going to do it for you."
- Major Campbell: "Will you stop that noise?"
- Polly Shelby: "We don't need more fucking men! It's men that have done the damage! It... It is men fighting like cockerels
- Polly Shelby: "This life is bad. This life is all bad."
- Thomas Shelby: "May, forget about men like me."
- May Carleton: "You've told me about her like a gentleman, now kindly behave like a gangster again."
- May Carleton: "You think you're people are ruthless, try mine."
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Add to all those working part time the competition coming from the millions of Illegals that Obama and Sebelius wants to give access to what few part time jobs are still available. Making them legal also allows them to qualify for Obamacare. Don't worry they won't be the ones paying for it. The suckers working part time jobs will have to foot the bill. Well I expect most will end up paying the penalty since they won't be able to afford healthcare as won't the unemployed younger generation.
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Someone has figured out that with a part time job and subsidies to purchase health care, you might have more disposable income available than if you worked full time:
The clearest explanation of the effect of Obamacare on employment that I have seen recently comes in a paper by a professor of economics at the University of Chicago, Casey B. Mulligan, recently released by the National Bureau of Economic Research. He writes that the Affordable Care Act, along with other expansions in safety net programs, has created "a massive 17 percent reduction in the reward to working." As a result, he says, "it is unlikely that labor market activity will return even near to its pre-recession levels as long as the ACA's work disincentives remain in place."
Let's see… The guy with the job wanted sign could be an evicted law professor who did not tow the liberal line of academia and Zip might be an evicted blogster of national fame.
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I've mentioned before that I haven't always been the healthiest person. What seems like not so long ago (but what is actually almost five years now), I was a complete and total mess – I worked seventeen hours a day for someone else in a thankless job and my body got it's nutrients from the vegetables on my Big Mac and it's calcium from the cream in the twenty some-odd extra-large triple triples from Tim Hortons (Canada's coffee staple) I guzzled daily. After that seventeen hour day was over, do you think that I just went home and crashed into bed in a peaceful sleep? No, of course not. I'd had twenty some odd coffees and still had a thousand and twelve things to do once I got home.
If I was lucky, I'd get to bed somewhere around four in the morning, and by seven or so I was back at the office. Insomnia (although probably slightly self-inflicted) became my middle name. I walked around looking like a zombie on a regular basis and my closest friends described me to strangers as 'computer-like', meaning that I went and went, shut down and made a whirring sound for about twenty minutes, and then I was good to go again.
Thinking back on it, I probably took years off of my life during that time period. If I met anyone now running like I was then I'd probably spend the next hour and a half trying to convince them how important sleep is for their general health and wellbeing. But hey, you live you learn right? And I have. I've learned firsthand just how much of a difference a good solid sleep can make. On the same note, I have experience with how hard it can be to try and get it.
Flash forward a few years, a couple of terrible colds, and a bunch of self-growth; let me tell you what I've learned – Yoga is one of the best tools available for helping you get some shut eye. In my opinion, it works better than any sleeping pill I ever took, any tea I ever drank, and any amount of sheep I ever counted combined. If you're someone that has problems falling asleep at night, or even someone that has issues staying asleep once you get there, you might want to give this yoga sequence a shot – It doesn't take much longer than ten minutes to do (you know you can spare ten minutes, even if you have to go to bed just a little bit earlier) and you'll feel amazing – calm, relaxed, and ready for bed – by the time you're done.
Feel free to precede this sequence with a detox bath if you're really feeling wired. A cup of chamomile tea prior to hitting the sheets never hurt anyone, either.
What You'll Need
– A yoga block (don't freak out if you don't have one, a 32oz can is about the same height and just as stable). If you're flexible enough, you can skip this altogether. If this is your first go at yoga, I sincerely recommend that you use something – Pulling a muscle because you stretched too far is nothing short of counter-intuitive.
– A yoga mat if you're not going to be practicing on a soft surface. My bedroom is carpeted, so I don't bother.
The Breathing
In order for your body to completely relax and help ease you off to dreamland, you're going to want to slow down your heartbeat. To do that, you're going to want to relax and breathe as slowly and deeply as you possibly can. There are a million different breathing techniques, but I'm going to base this particular article around the '4-7-8 method' that was taught to me by my yogi friend. This technique forces your heart rate slow down; it also forces you to pay attention to your breath.
The technique itself is relatively easy to master – Simply breathe in through your nose as you count to four, hold your breath for a count of seven, and release the air from your lungs through your mouth – slowly – as you count to eight. Seems simple enough, right? It is. The hard part is remembering to do it throughout the entire sequence.
Focusing on this breathing technique alone without the help of any yoga actually helps one of my closest friends go to sleep without even needing to follow through with the yoga sequence! Why does it work? Because when you're focusing on your breathing instead of the twenty thousand things you need to get accomplished on any given day, your brain can actually relax enough to send you to the sandman.
Think that '4-7-8' might be a little much for you? No worries, just focus on your breath – Count in for five and out for five if it's easier for you. The point is to distract your brain, not overthink.
The Sequence
Balasana (Child's Pose)
Balasana is the perfect resting pose to begin this sequence (click here and scroll to the bottom to learn how to master it) because it will help force your body to relax. Remember when you were about to have a panic attack before a big test when you were in school and your mom told you to put your head between your knees and breathe? This is kind of the same idea, but with a whole lot more benefits.
Hold Balasana for about one minute, or 10-15 breaths. Remember, the idea is to breathe slowly and deeply to help ease your body into relaxation.
Adho Mukha Svansana (Downward Facing Dog)
From Balasana, you're going to come up onto your hands and feet into Downward Dog. Not only will this pose help cure you of your insomnia, but it can also help combat the fatigue you've been experiencing from not sleeping, and the headache/backache you've probably got from working too long and hard. Click here for a more detailed rundown of how exactly the pose works.
Hold the pose for about one minute, or 10-15 breaths.
Utthan Pristhasana (Lizard Pose)
From Downward Dog, bring your left foot forward between your hands and lower your right knee toward the floor. Then you're going to walk your left foot to the outer ledge of your mat (or to the outside side of your left arm if you're not using a mat) and place your elbows on the block (or floor if you can). Hold for about one minute and repeat the process with the other leg.
Salabhasana (Locust Pose)
Come out of Lizard Pose on the right side with an inhale into a plank. Lower yourself onto your belly and clasp your hands loosely behind your back. Exhale as you root the tops of your feet into the floor. Inhale deeply as you raise your chest and arms toward the ceiling and gaze forward (I think that it helps to focus on the candle holder I have in front of me, feel free to try something similar if you're having difficulty balancing yourself. Hold pose for about one minute, release your hands on the last exhale as you push back into Downward Dog.
Uttanasana (Standing Forward Bend)
After seeing that picture, if you were to tell me that you were worried about falling over into a summersault and ruining your bedroom I wouldn't even blink because you wouldn't be the first. If you're really worried about your balance being an issue here, there are two things that you can do – 1) Skip this pose altogether, or 2) Face a wall. That way, if you do fall the wall will catch you. I assure you though, this pose isn't really as scary as it looks.
From Downward Dog, you're going to want to walk your hands back to your legs. With your feet hip width apart and a slight bend at your knees, grab and hold onto your elbows and exhale as you lengthen down through your crown. Hold pose for about one minute, then release your arms, root through your feet and rise up slowly to a standing position (Mountain Pose is what I use here, but simply standing with your weight evenly disbursed will do the trick).
Prasarita Padottanasana (Wide Legged Standing Forward Bend)
Widen your stance until your feet are about four or five feet apart from each other, inhale and lift your chest. Exhale and all forward from your hips, spreading your arms wide and coming onto your fingertips with your elbows bent. Hold the pose for about a minute, remembering to focus on your breathing and formation. If you feel like your neck needs a little bit of stability, feel free to rest your forehead on a block or can for support. Come out of the pose by rooting through your feet and inhaling deeply as you stand back up.
Janu Sirsasana (Head on Knee Pose)
Sit on the floor and extend your legs out in front of you. Inhale deeply as you place the sole of your left foot against your right inner thigh (your right hand should be by your hip). Lift your left arm, exhale, and fold your body over your right leg while reaching for your foot or shin. Hold for one minute, come out of the pose on an exhale, and repeat the pose on the opposite side. Head and neck feeling a little unstable while you're trying to hold this pose because you can't reach the floor? Then use a block.
Savasana (Corpse Pose)
If you've ever walked by a yoga sessions that looked like it was about to end, you may have thought that all of the participants of the class were wrapping it up with a quick nap. Chances are, that wasn't the case at all – They were just in Savasana. This is going to be the last pose in today's sequence, and it's actually slightly more complicated to do than it looks like it is. Here's a better explanation than I could give (and it even comes along with a video for you more visual learners!) on how to do it. You're going to want to stay in Savasana for about three minutes before coming out of it and crawling into bed.
And that's it! Of course, there are tons of other poses that could be used to help you fall asleep, but these are some of the easier, more relaxing ones that I've found.
After doing this sequence for a few nights, you should definitely notice at least a slight improvement in your sleep patterns. Don't get discouraged if it doesn't end up working for you on the first night you try – There's a good chance that you're overthinking either your breathing or your formation. Either way, you'll get the hang of it after you do it a few times and soon you'll be using this sequence as part of your bedtime routine!
Speaking of, what is your bedtime routine? What helps you sleep at night? Please let us know by commenting in the section below! I'm always up for trying something new to see if I can improve my sleeping habits even more than I already have (it becomes its own little challenge after a while… Either that, or I'm just far too competitive for my own good).
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"Boxing is the saddest thing I ever took part in."
Tyson Fury won't be fighting in a rematch against Wladimir Klitschko on October 29th. In fact, it looks like the world heavyweight champ won't be fighting ever again.
Fury, who recently tested positive for cocaine and was declared "medically unfit to fight" against Klitschko, took to twitter this morning to bash the sport and announce his retirement.
The 28-year old fighter is a perfect 25-0 in his bouts but he'll be stripped of his belts as a result of the failed drug test. Considering this is boxing, there's always a chance that this "retirement" is a work to build hype around a future fight, but for now it looks like Fury is seriously walking away from the sport.
He also posted a video of a lawyer "telling the truth about" the rampant corruption in boxing, furthering speculation that this isn't just a ratings grab and that he's truly calling it quits.
UPDATE: Tyson Fury admits he is a world class troll and that he'll be defending his title as soon as he's well again.


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The pluses and minuses of alternative sources of finance for start-up/ young businesses such as crowdfunding, peer-to-peer finance, and of more traditional forms such as invoice-discounting.
Many start-ups and young businesses are continuing to find it difficult to take out loans and secure other types of borrowing through UK banks, with banks remaining in a risk-averse mind set when it comes to lending to unproven ventures. Banks will often cite lack of experience, management or customer base as a reason to decline borrowing. Others will simply refuse with no reason given.
Given the current economic and political climate, where uncertainty is widespread, many start-up and young businesses need to seek alternative sources of finance.
Peer to Peer Lending
Many will consider peer-to-peer lending (aka P2P lending) or the business equivalent peer-to-business (aka P2B lending) which has steadily grown in popularity in recent years. In this form of lending, investors' money is matched, via an online platform, to a loan for a person or a business. Lenders will normally ask for information about your business e.g. copies of your business plan and accounts.
P2B lending can provide start-ups and young businesses with a quick and relatively cheap form of borrowing which can be particularly useful for funds to allow a business to scale up.
P2B lending might not be suitable for businesses that do not already have customers and cash flow given the need to service the debt and you may be required to provide some form of security for the loan e.g. property, assets.
There are a plethora of peer-to-peer/business lending providers available online and businesses should look for a provider that suits their requirements with MoneyThing.com, Saving Stream and Rate Setter being among the current popular choices.
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Given the employment opportunities and economic growth that young businesses inject into the marketplace and economy respectively, the Government are often keen to assist by providing some financial backing. The availability of business grants and loans can vary year on year but typically there should be something available for a budding start up.
As some of these grants and loans are backed by public funds you can expect low interest rates and fees. However, they are often associated with a relatively time consuming and convoluted process which may detract from work on developing your business.
Also, keep an eye out for competitions which are often accompanied with no-strings attached money. Prizes can range from the £1,000 - £100,000 depending on the industry and are often a chance for business owners to make connections in the industry and to gain free public exposure.
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A more traditional form of generating income but one which is often disregarded is invoice financing. There are two main forms of invoice financing: (1) invoice factoring; and (2) invoice discounting. Both relate to the practice of selling an invoice which your business has issued and receiving the money immediately but for a price that's less than the amount owed.
Invoice financing is typically used to help improve a company's working capital and cash flow position by removing the delay between invoicing for goods/services and receiving the payment. Understanding cash flow is an essential part of running your aspiring business and without positive cash flow many successful businesses can quickly suffer from irrecoverable problems.
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Life has been hectic lately. More on that another day, but time and energy for daily sketching has been hard to come by. On those days when I'm feeling brain dead and tired but want to sketch, I'll select a project from one of these books - Mendelowitz's Guide to Drawing (I've had my copy for a while) or The New Creative Artist: A Guide To Developing Your Creative Spirit. This time I selected a value exercise from A Guide to Drawing and used one of the thumbnail drawings in my sketchbook. It's different from my typical drawings and there's not much to it but I like the general idea. I may develop this idea further. Maybe being tired is good for my inspiration.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
A Quick Value Sketch
Monday, October 22, 2007
Needle felting
I've been doing something completely different this weekend. I've been needle felting these little items. The sunny face is the one I was working on this weekend. They are all small. The sunny face is about three inches in diameter. The animal is a ferret and is somewhat poseable. We have ferrets so that's why I chose that subject. I still have a little more work to do on all of them. I enjoy seeing the transformation while I'm working on these.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Ornamental gourd sketch
I bought some ornamental gourds or squash the other day at the grocery store. This is a quick sketch using a Micron ink pen and a little bit of watercolor.
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
ArtRage Paint Software
I have been playing with ArtRage software lately. I'm a rank beginner when it comes to digital art and I'm not even sure yet how much I like it. This program suits me perfectly. The registered version is a whole $25 US and they have a limited functionality demo that you can download. I discovered it from a mention on Nancy Stahl's blog (scroll down). For me it's an inexpensive way to try out digital art. It works best with a drawing tablet. I have an inexpensive Manhattan drawing tablet that works well. Drawing with a tablet is like starting over again though. I found I had to spend some time just developing my hand-eye coordination. There's some good information on starting with tablets at DaniDraws.com as well as a number of links to tutorials. It's been a fun experiment.
Monday, October 01, 2007
Sea shell watercolor sketch
Originally uploaded by mockingbirdworks
I'm getting back in the groove of sketching and painting. Actually I think the break did me good. Maybe my brain needed to work in the background for a while.
I have a small bowl of sea shells and sponges sitting on a table by the front door. I grabbed a couple of things and did a quick watercolor sketch in my watercolor moleskine. Overall I'm pleased with it.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
My How Time Flies
Tree Bark, acrylic on canvas, 11 x 14 inches.
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Monday, April 09, 2007
EDM 112: Something Fresh
Saturday, April 07, 2007
SF: Greed
This is an ugly one as well....uuuuh! What is it you are greedy about or feel greedy about? Is it material or is it a behavior? Are you greedy for emotions? Do you hoard? How do you want to change for the better? It can be small steps or do you rather take a big step to change?
Sometimes when life gets very busy, I get greedy for time - time by myself, time to rediscover myself. Mostly though, I'm greedy for supplies. When it comes to my knitting, I want lots of yarn and knitting needles. For my art, I want lots of supplies just in case I want to try something new or just in case I run out of something and need it right now.
Cheap supplies, expensive supplies, it doesn't matter. Tiny bits of paper, ancient tubes of paint, they're all stashed away somewhere. In my mind, I can see a use for all of them.
Unfortunately, I also have supplies that I've hardly used, like those colored pencils or oil pastels I bought, just to see if I like using them.
Friday, April 06, 2007
A Duck
Saturday, March 31, 2007
EDM 111: Bowl
SF: Sin #2: GLUTTONY
What do you overindulge in during your days in your studio while creating? Food or drink? How bad is it and how bad is it for you? How are you planning on changing it?
Actually when I'm deep in thought or painting or drawing, I tend to underindulge. It's only when I need a break and get up to walk around that I grab something to eat and drink. I forget all about the need for food and drink. If there is anything I overindulge in, though, it would be coffee. I have to start my day with coffee but not just any coffee. It's usually Peet's Coffee, although I try other coffees from time to time. While it's probably bad for me, it's one indulgence I'm not planning on changing. Most of the time, I actually prefer food that's good for me, so this is my little daily rebellion.
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Just Doodles
Sunday, March 18, 2007
EDM 110: Something with a flame
Thursday, March 15, 2007
EDM 109 - A Clock
Friday, March 09, 2007
SF: Fragile
What is the most fragile in your studio? What makes it so fragile? What would you do without it and where do you keep it so it is safe and won't break?
Sunday, March 04, 2007
EDM: Lightbulb and News
First up is EDM 107, where I get my news. Our mail box and paper box is built into this brick, uh, thing. So I drew in just the part that holds the paper. It's done in ink and watercolor pencil. The delivery person usually does a good job of shoving it all the way in the back of the box so you have to peer in there is make sure it's there.
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Abandoned Art
The changes weren't that major but I feel better about it now. I still like the general idea behind it. I've always been inspired by rooftops so I'll probably try another similar painting one of these days. So thanks to Inspire Me Thursday, it didn't get thrown away.
Rooftops, acrylic on canvas, 9 x 12 inches.
Monday, February 26, 2007
SF: Quoted
"Quotes are so inspiring. They give us comfort in rough times or the push we need to overcome our obstacles or fears. They enlighten us and give clarity and "A-ha's". Some we keep around for a life time and let them guide us, others we forget about. We work with them maybe or pass them on to others."~ Robyn
I don't often remember to save quotes I like. This one inspired me because it seems so true of me. It's hard for me to be inspired when I'm overly self-conscious. Besides, I'm a fan of Aaron Copeland.
"Inspiration may be a form of superconsciousness, or perhaps of subconsciousness - I wouldn't know. But I am sure it is the antithesis of self-consciousness."
- Aaron Copeland
Another quote comes from one of my favorite, well worn little books, The Book of Qualities by J. Ruth Gendler.
"At times Joy is elusive - she seems to disappear even as we approach her. I see her standing on a ridge covered with oak trees, and suddenly the distance between us feels enormous. I am overwhelmed and wonder if the effort to reach her is worth it. Yet, she waits for us. Her desire to walk with us is as great as our longing to accompany her."
Find more Studio Friday Quotes here.
Scissors and Lemons
It was done in pen and colored pencil. Next up is EDM 106 challenge to draw something sour or tart.
I did this in my new Moleskin watercolor book. The pages are a strange size, long and narrow, but they seem to work out okay for watercolor sketches. I wouldn't want to use the paper for large paintings, but for sketches it works out well. I scanned these on the scanner whose color reproduction isn't so good. In real life, I made the lemons a little too green. Course on the other hand, they were a little green.
Saturday, February 17, 2007
SF: Drawing a Blank
It's one of the most feared events in the life of an artist. Sometimes it can take a long time to overcome this sudden stop of the creative juices. What do you do? How do you act and react? How do you get back to splashing around in all colours? Do you fight it or work with it?
There was a time when I didn't do much art for several years. I'm not sure why; a number of reasons most likely. I had a very hard time getting back into a creative routine. After all, what if I had lost my creative inspiration and skill? Art supplies are expensive. What if I just end up wasting them all? So I started back slowly with some inexpensive art supplies for children, an inexpensive sketchbook, some colored paper, some pictures cut out from magazines, and some other collected items. With some collages and quick sketches, I slowly got into my creative routine again.
Even though I'm past that major hurdle, I still have times when I don't have any ideas. During those times, I'll try to get outside and maybe go for a walk. I'll drive a different route to work and back. There's lots of inspiration at thrift stores, dollar stores, galleries, museums, and artist web sites. It also helps me to look at the work of artists who use different media than I use. Last but not least, I get a lot of inspiration from the ideas and sketches in my sketchbooks. My sketchbooks contain not only sketches but also ideas, techniques, pasted in pictures of things I like, abstract drawings, and thoughts. I can usually find a subject to start working on. Before I know it, the creative juices are flowing again.
See more Studio Friday here.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Inspire Me Thursday: Heart Art
This is a quick little piece that I did for Inspire Me Thursday. I meant to post this yesterday but a little stomach bug delayed me.
I was visualizing raindrops, or teardrops, turning to hearts in someone's hands. It's done in acrylic, 9 x 12 inches.
Saturday, February 10, 2007
SF: The perfect art book
"As I was talking about books so much lately... if there was the ideal book for you as an artist on studios and life as an artist what would be the absolute most important thing in your eyes for it to have in it? What kinds of topics, elements, images would you love to have in it? A few words from your favourite artist as well? What would inspire you, what would support you, give you courage? Would you like it to be a big book with tons of pages or a small book?"
Ah, the perfect art book. It would have to be a very large book encompassing the books I use most often. Some would say I have too many books. The book would need to cover techniques of all kinds. Sometimes the starting point for a picture comes from a technique I haven't tried. Other times, I just need to find a technique that will give the effect I need. The book would need to have lots of pictures from nature. To me, the patterns in nature are so inspiring. For those times when I'm not feeling so inspired, I would want some material on creativity. That would include some text on artists and creativity so I wouldn't feel so alone in my feelings and some suggested exercises to help get me out of my slump. Finally it would include some pictures from a wide variety of artists using a variety of media. Some of my favorites include Georgia O'Keefe and Debbie New. It would also need to include artists that are new to me such as this fiber artist I found recently, Karen Kamenetzky who combines science and fiber art. Hmm, maybe it needs to be a self updating book.
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Fall Leaves
I've had fall leaves on my mind since, well, fall. So I decided to do a little experimenting with watercolor techniques and a fall leaves theme. I had fun with this and I like how it turned out. What more could you ask for?
Friday, January 12, 2007
SF: Travels
"Travelling is a wonderful possibility to open for new inspiration and ideas. I´ll say it´s actually one of the greatest advantages to travelling!
~ Hanne
When a major trip isn't possible, though I like to visit a museum.
Saturday, January 06, 2007
Studio Friday: Changing Names
This week's topic for Friday January 5th suggested by Susan: CHANGING NAMES...
"I've been reading Twyla Tharp's book The Creative Habit and here's an idea from her book - " the ancient masters of Japanese art were allowed to change their name once in their lifetime. They had to be very selective about the moment in their career when they did so. They would stick with their given name until they felt they had become the artist they aspired to; at that point, they were allowed to change their name. For the rest of their life, they would work under the new name at the height of their powers." So let's presume we are at the height of our careers - what name would you choose and why? "
~ Susan
This is interesting. I am currently reading this book and I just finished this section. (It's a good book, by the way.) When my mom named me, she wanted me to have a different name. As a kid, though, I hated my name. It didn't help that at the start of school every year, I was always on the boys list instead of the girls list. My middle name just added to the confusion. I would spend countless hours thinking up new and "better" names. One of those names was Gloria. In my mind, I was Gloria for about a year. It seemed the complete opposite of my given name. But as time went on, I started to like my name. I liked the fact that it was different. I didn't mind the gender confusion. Now my name seems like a part of who I am, or maybe I am who I am because of my name. At one time I volunteered on a crisis line and I chose an alternate name for privacy reasons. It never did feel like it fit me. So while I can fully understand why someone would want to change their name, I'm happy with mine now.
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Past Issues
2010 Index by Volume and Issue Number
Volume 155, No. 1
Moores, Donald F., "Partners in Education: The 21st International Congress on Education of the Deaf: Vancouver, British Columbia July 2010," [Editorial], 3–4.
Koester, Lynne Sanford & Lahti-Harper, Eve, "Mother-Infant Hearing Status and Intuitive Parenting Behaviors During the First 18 Months," 5–18.
Titus, Janet C., "The Nature of Victimization Among Youths With Hearing Loss in Substance Abuse Treatment," 19–30.
Pereira, Patrícia Cristina Andrade & Fortes, Paulo Antonio de Carvalho, "Communication and Information Barriers to Health Assistance for Deaf Patients," 31–37.
Luckner, John L. & Cooke, Christine, "A Summary of the Vocabulary Research With Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing," 38–67.
Rydberg, Emelie, Gellerstedt, Lotta Coniavitis, & Danermark, Berth, "The Position of the Deaf in the Swedish Labor Market," 68–77.
Kurkova, Petra, Scheetz, Nanci, & Stelzer, Jiri, "Health and Physical Education as an Important Part of School Curricula: A Comparison of Schools for the Deaf in the Czech Republic and the United States," 78–95.
Jones, Elaine G., Goldsmith, Melissa, Effken, Judith, Button, Kevin, & Crago, Michael, "Creating and Testing a Deaf-Friendly, Stop-Smoking Web Site Intervention," 96–102.
Volume 155, No. 2
Wang, Ye, Kretschmer, Robert E., & Hartman, Maria C., "Teacher-as-Researcher: Theory-into-Practice," 105–9.
Arenson, Rebecca, & Kretschmer, Robert E., "Teaching Poetry: A Descriptive Case Study of a Poetry Unit in a Classroom of Urban Deaf Adolescents," 110–17.
Aceti, Katherine Jane, & Wang, Ye, "The Teaching and Learning of Multimeaning Words Within a Metacognitively Based Curriculum," 118–23.
Smith, Andrea, & Wang, Ye, "The Impact of Visual Phonics on the Phonological Awareness and Speech Production of a Student Who Is Deaf: A Case Study," 124–30.
Hoffman, Mary, & Wang, Ye, "The Use of Graphic Representations of Sign Language in Leveled Texts to Support Deaf Readers," 131–36.
Brigham, Molly, & Hartman, Maria C., "What Is Your Prediction? Teaching the Metacognitive Skill of Prediction to a Class of Sixth- and Seventh-Grade Students Who Are Deaf," 137–42.
Kretschmer, Robert E., Wang, Ye, & Hartman, Maria C., "Did the Preservice Teacher–Generated Studies Constitute Actual Instances of Teacher-Researcher Studies, and Were They Consistent With Notions of Dewey?" 144–49.
Volume 155, No. 3
Moores, Donald F., "Partners in Progress: The 21st International Congress on Education of the Deaf and the Repudiation of the 1880 Congress of Milan," 309–10.
Vernon, McCay, "The Horror of Being Deaf and in Prison," 311–21.
Hyde, Merv, Punch, Renée, & Komesaroff, "A Comparison of the Anticipated Benefits and Received Outcomes of Pediatric Cochlear Implantation: Parental Perspectives," 322–38.
Hardonk, Stefan, Bosteels, Sigrid, Desnerck, Greetje, Loots, Gerrit, Van Hove, Geert, Van Kerschaver, Erwin, Vanroelen, Christophe, & Louckx, Fred, "Pediatric Cochlear Implantation: A Qualitative Study of Parental Decision-Making Processes in Flanders, Belgium," 339–52.
Dolman, David, "Enrollment Trends in Deaf Education Teacher Preparation Programs, 1973-2009," 353–59.
Golos, Debbie B., "Deaf Children's Engagement in an Educational Video in American Sign Language," 360–68.
Vetter, Alexandra, Löhle, Erwin, Bengel, Jürgen, & Burger, Thorsten, "The Integration Experience of Hearing Impaired Elementary School Students in Separated and Integrated School Settings," 369–76.
Schirmer, Barbara R., & Schaffer, Laura, "Implementation of the Guided Reading Approach With Elementary School Deaf Students," 377–85.
King, Laura H., Aguinaga, Nancy, O'Brien, Christopher, Young, Willette, & Zgonc, Kimberly, "Disability in Higher Education: A Position Paper," 386–91.
Volume 155, No. 4
Moores, Donald F., "Integration → Inclusion → Oblivion," 395–96.
Luckner, John L., & Bowen, Sandy K., "Teachers' Use and Perceptions of Progress Monitoring," 397–406.
Andrews, Jean F., & Rusher, Melissa, "Codeswitching Techniques: Evidence-Based Instructional Practices for the ASL/English Bilingual Classroom," 407–24.
Dimling, Lisa M., "Conceptually Based Vocabulary Intervention: Second Graders' Development of Vocabulary Words," 425–48.
Myers, Candace, Clark, M. Diane, Musyoka, Millicent M., Anderson, Melissa L., Gilbert, Gizelle L., Agyen, Selina, & Hauser, Peter C., "Black Deaf Individuals' Reading Skills: Influence of ASL, Culture, Family Characteristics, Reading Experience, and Education," 449–57.
Li, Huijun, & Prevatt, Frances, "Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children and Adolescents in China: Their Fears and Anxieties," 458–66.
Easterbrooks, Susan, Lederberg, Amy R., & Connor, Carol M., "Contributions of the Emergent Literacy Environment to Literacy Outcomes for Young Children Who Are Deaf," 467–80.
Marschark, Marc, Richardson, John T. E., Sapere, Patricia, & Sarchet, Thomastine, "Approaches to Teaching in Mainstream and Separate Postsecondary Classrooms," 481–87.
Storbeck, Claudine, & Martin, David, (Eds.), "Special Section: South African Deaf Education and the Deaf Community," 488–518.
Volume 155, No. 5
Moores, Donald F., "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy: The Individuals With Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and No Child Left Behind (NCLB)," 523–25.
Thagard, Elaine Kirk, Hilsmier, Amanda Strong, & Easterbrooks, Susan R., "Pragmatic Language in Students Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing: Correlation With Success in General Education," 526–34.
Hyde, Merv B., & Punch, Renée, "The Modes of Communication Used by Children With Cochlear Implants and Role of Sign in Their Lives," 535–49.
Stryker, Deborah S., "Baseline Data on Distance Education Offerings in Deaf Education Teacher Preparation Programs in the United States," 550–61.
Guardino, Caroline, Syverud, Susan M., Joyner, Amy, Nicols, Heather, & King, Sarah, "Further Evidence of the Effectiveness of Phonological Instruction with Oral-Deaf Readers," 562–68.
Luft, Pamela, & Huff, Kelly, "How Prepared Are Transition-Age Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students for Adult Living? Results of the Transition Competence Battery," 569–79.
Meinzen-Derr, Jareen, Wiley, Susan, & Choo, Daniel I., "Impact of Early Intervention on Expressive and Receptive Language Development Among Young Children with Permanent Hearing Loss," 580–91.
Berman, Barbara A., Guthmann, Debra S., Crespi, Catherine M., & Liu, Weiqing, "Development and Testing of an Anti-Tobacco School-Based Curriculum for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Youth," 592–604.
Kika Hadjikakou and Magda Nikolaraizi, "Deaf Clubs Today: Do They Still Have a Role to Play? The Cases of Cyprus and Greece," 605–17.