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Clubs are interesting in Berlin. Basically, wherever there is physically enough space to host a party, there is a party.
We were supposed to go to a club on the other side of town, but as we approached the train station, we heard music pumping from behind a fence. Find the opening in the graffiti'ed chain-link fence, climb down the retractable stairs, and go into the warehouse: you're now in Suicide Circus, which we later presumed to be a gay club considering Marion and I found two gay men having sex in the ladies' bathroom and a girl silently courted Marion by eying her raptly. This, however, was all preferable to the previous night at Maria's, where a foot fetishist approached me at the bar, knelt down and wiggled my big toe, all the while confidently smiling at me as if it were the most normal thing in the world.
Berlin, Germany
Compared to the 1st, the second miscarriage was so much easier physically, but much harder mentally. I felt like a failure. Then I had everyone giving me advice like I should have gotten a D&C, and saying things like 3rd time's a charm, and asking what I was going to do now. It's now 3 years later and I still don't know what I want to do, I do want to give it another whirl, but I feel like I've let myself go physically and I want be healthy before attempting this. When I got pregnant, I stopped cutting my hair also, it was long then and I used to give it a trim once a month or so. I haven't cut it since.
Plus I'm scared. I don't want to go through another miscarriage, I don't know how I'd handle it.
How To Destroy Angels' debut EP.
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'Course, I had already downloaded a free, legal, high-quality copy! :D I got the CD and took a pic of it for sentimental reasons. Etc. And then I spammed the tram with the promotion sticker. :)
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The Web Site the Meat Industry Doesn't Want You to See.
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The closet of the garderobe, or wardrobe was possibly originally a secure cupboard in a personal chamber and it could have attracted the name of privy before the structure of a latrine was physically set in place in toilet rooms that may have held valuables and so held on to the names attached to the private wardrobes. These once secure rooms often off bed chambers still exist in castles with chutes offering instant extraction of expulsions into moats and cesspits. The survival of such private limited toilet facilities might leave the mind to ponder further in fertile contemplation of the needs of the many when the castle was full to the rafters for feasting and pressed up to the door jambs for withstanding sieges. The student of such vital areas in life will soon find the Tudor term of Gong farmer, gongfermor, gongfermour, gong-fayer, gong-fower, or gong scourer. Gong became a term for the privy, it’s contents and much of anything attached to it.
Whilst taking these pictures of the garderobe I was looking at the marks in the stones that reveal the presence of the now absent fixtures and fittings. Fortunately for all approaching the whole facility including the constantly awaiting dramatic drop I can leave a review that it was gong free. Continuing the review I can state the now bare stone garderobe was very windy fresh which made for considerations that this particular toilet was a well appointed vital part of the castle as it seems set in place to service the needs of captives secure in dungeon residence with all their functions of life met to adequately preserve them as hostage for ransom and as prisoner for trial. The fate and fortune of many was too lowly a consideration for incarceration and so this toilet was used by some that would consider themselves fortunate even if higher ranking prisoners were maintained in higher status lodgings and higher altitude accommodation literally above the levels of these dungeon bound prisoners, or secure guests of the castle.
I realise that my station in life then would have been lucky to have farmed gongs and tilled the soil manning the needs of those fortunates above whose fertile grace would favour me below. My ability now to take in tourism and to photograph and research the progression of the garderobe in language through changing use of secure space to toilet place is a turn of good fortune that I should praise fate for. My review ends with a very happy to be here statement to indicate that taking in the toilet scenery and imagining the absent fittings, studying a little something of the maintenance and presenting this illustrated offering is fulfilling my life with great glad cheer.
There is much more to explore at Tantallon Castle than the garderobes, there are several and they are attached to truly fantastic ruins that form a splendid prospect for any tourist. In editing the pictures I created dark shadow filled versions that have not made it out of a local folder on a none shared hard drive. The versions that gave a nod towards the stone structure ready for use without the wooden fittings during penetrating cold sea fog atmospheric conditions have made it out of the safe haven of the hard drive into the wide world of wonders that is the internet.
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How to Fuel Your Brain With Energy
What is your fitness philosophy?
In other words: why do you train and exercise? What is it that you hope to achieve by being physically active?
Many of us train because we want to look better. Some of us train because we want to be healthier and stave off disease. Others train because they want to perform better at a particular sport or activity they enjoy.
But I have a different reason for training: I train because I want to change the way I feel and because I want to change my mindset. And this is also one of the driving factors behind my diet choices.
Tiredness
One of the biggest limiting factors in most of our lives – one of the things that most prevents us from achieving all that we want to achieve – is tiredness. You wake up in the morning and instead of leaping out of bed filled with enthusiasm, you instead struggle to drag yourself up and to actually start being productive. Then you get home and instead of doing something fun, interesting or productive, you instead just crash on the sofa and watch day time TV. Sound familiar?
Everything you do is less enjoyable when you’re tired. All of your decisions are worse. All of your challenges are harder. And I’m not talking about physical tiredness – I’m talking about mental tiredness. And that’s what you can actually fix with the right training program and diet, unbeknownst to many.
How to Increase Brain Energy
So how can you increase energy in your brain? One method is to increase the strength of your heart. If you do this, then you’ll be able to pump more blood, oxygen and nutrients to your brain, thus allowing it to perform more optimally. How do we do this? With steady state cardio This means the kind of cardiovascular exercise that involves long durations of exercise. A good example is running a few miles twice a week, which can help to enlarge the left ventricle in your heart. This also reduces stress by helping you to lower your resting heartrate and thus produce less cortisol.
Also important is to increase the efficiency of mitochondria. These are the parts of the cells that turn glucose into usable energy and the more you have and better they function, the less tired you will feel. You can increase these with a combination of HIIT training and foods/supplements that are known to support them such as CoQ10, PQQ, l-carnitine and others. healtylife.digitalexplorer.web.id/fuel-brain-energy/
Gosforth found themselves outmuscled and bullied by a physically bigger Hartlepool Rovers side during a 28-17 defeat in rugby union's Durham & Northumberland One league. One of the home players sports an ice pack on an injured ankle as he limps out of the fray during the first half. With Gosforth's poorly draining pitches at Broadway West waterlogged, the game was switched to a plastic surface at Druid Park, Woolsington, one of this nomadic club's many former homes. The Northumberland RFU covered hire costs. Rovers, who led 10-0 and 28-7, outscored Gos four tries to three.
Admission: £3. Programme: 20 pages (w/a). Attendance: 55.
The most physically beautiful people I have encountered live in Athens. The land of the Greek gods, legends and myths and the Acropolis, Athens' is a cosmopolitan landscape of bars and shopping. But this landscape bears nothing against its historic landscape of Seven Hills and majestic Parthenon.
The National Museum of African American History & Culture (NMAAHC) is one of the newer museums on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Physically, it's an impressive structure from outside, on the northeast corner of 15th & Madison next to the Washington Monument.
The museum is basically 7 floors. The ground floor with the gift shop & information with a large atrium. The 3 floors below ground predominantly tell history (chronologically) from the slave trade up to current day. The 3 upper floors address different aspects of culture (music, art, dance, theater, sports, and literature among others).
The photo you are looking at here is from my second visit, which happily coincided with Malcolm X's 96th birthday (19 May 2021). Since I'd been before, I didn't stop by information, but from what I recall of my first visit, they suggest starting with the lower floors and finishing with the upper floors. You'll probably want to block a half day, at least, to take this museum in.
Should you follow the suggestion of history before culture, you'll walk behind the information desk and around a back hallway to take an elevator down to the bottom floor (or stairs around the elevator shaft, should you choose). When you come out, you're greeted by darkness and displays regarding the slave trade in general, and in the different regions of the country, including "highlights" of the era, like Bacon's Rebellion, Denmark Vesey, etc. There is no specific demarcation to let you know you are moving up from one floor to another, but there are ramps (it's not a trick or anything like that). The farther up you go, the more you approach modern day, passing information about famous historical figures (Douglass, Tubman, DuBois, Booker T. Washington) and historic events (emancipation, sit ins, segregation, Jim Crow laws, black nationalism) until finishing with a few exhibits that highlight specific decades (1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s).
From there, you can take a break and grab lunch in the cafe -- if it ever opens again -- where they have foods that are staples in the black community -- before continuing to the other half of the museum.
I would suggest taking the escalator up to the top floor and working your way down. On the top floor, you'll find the exhibits for art, music, literature, and theater/television. Going down a floor, you'll find sports and special exhibitions. The fourth floor (well...2nd, I guess) is a hands on workshop and genealogy research center.
Realistically, this museum takes multiple visits to really let everything seep in. Even after two visits, I feel like I barely glossed over everything.
If you are physically and emotionally healthy its only then that you can have a healthy sex drive. If you are feeling yourself and your sex drive declining in the bedroom then it might be the right time to have a look at your diet. Here is a list of 7 food items that are rich in nutrients and can really help you to perk up your libido and can even improve your overall health as well.
“Get Rid of My Wife” tells the story of three physically challenged friends - Shree, Adi and Manav - who live together. One is blind, one is deaf and the other is mute! Add to this motley crew a wily creditor, named Mario, who is essentially a goon hired to recover debts from the three friends and you have one intriguing plot! After realizing that the three will be unable to repay their debts, Mario offers them a job to kidnap a rich industrialist's wife. What follows is an unbelievable comic journey full of unpredictable twists and turns that is sure to leave the audience in splits! Staged in two acts, "Get Rid of My Wife" is guaranteed to entertain audiences of all ages. The comic travails of the three friends, Mario and the rich industrialist's wife is bound to leave the audience rolling on the floor laughing uncontrollably. The cast of the play includes established film and television stars Delnaaz Paul, Nasir Khan, Balvinder Singh Suri, Jayesh Thakkar, Kishwar Merchant, Nilanjana Singh and Paritosh Painter himself.
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Title: Culpeper's English physician; and complete herbal : to which are now first added, upwards of one hundred additional herbs, with a display of their medicinal and occult properties, physically applied to the cure of all disorders incident to mankind : to which are annexed, rules for compounding medicine according to the true system of nature, forming a complete family dispensatory, and natural system of physic, beautified and enriched with engravings of upwards of four hundred and fifty different plants and a set of anatomical figures, also an astronomical illustration of the celestial influx on the human frame
Creator: Culpeper, Nicholas, 1616-1654
Creator: Sibly, E. (Ebenezer), 1751-1800
Creator: Teichman, Oskar, Provenance
Creator: Margetts, P., Provenance
Creator: Windt, Harry de, Provenance
Creator: University of Bristol. Library
Publisher: London : Printed for the author, and sold at the British Directory-Office; and by Champante and Whitrow
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: University of Bristol
Date: 1790
Language: eng
Description: Forms pt. 2 of a 2 pt. set, the herbal and the medical part
With 13 plates numbered 30-42
The set is published in 42 numbered parts of which v. 1 includes pts. 1-25 and v. 2 pts. 26-42
This material has been provided by University of Bristol Library. The original may be consulted at University of Bristol Library
University of Bristol Library
Bound with pt. 1 of an edition of 1790
If you have questions concerning reproductions, please contact the Contributing Library.
Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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Every time I look at this picture I remember what I was feeling physically and my state of mind.
The occasional bite of the wind, the feel of the moss covered rock through my, something or other, Montana hiking boots, the feel of the sun, and my usual fight to capture the feel.
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The wildcat physically resembles a domesticated cat in most respects. Although domesticated breeds show a great variety of shapes and colours, wild species are pale yellow to medium-brown with black stripes or spots. The underparts are light grey,and sometimes marked with black spots. Melanistic (all-black) individuals have been reported, but are probably the result of hybridisation with domestic cats
Mentally and physically disabled children from the Chingari Trust Rehabilitation Centre hold a candlelight vigil to mark the 31st Anniversary of the Bhopal Disaster.
Photograph by Ewen Weatherspoon.
Next year’s Commonwealth Games offers a unique opportunity to inspire people across Scotland to be more physically active and create lasting legacy for the whole of Scotland.
Commonwealth Games Minister Shona Robison today (25 Nov 2013) visited Crown Primary School and the Inshes Adventure Playpark in Inverness, and Badaguish Outdoor Centre in Aviemore, to meet young people already benefiting from education and sporting opportunities resulting from the Games.
Ms Robison said,
“The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow next year offers a unique opportunity to inspire people across all of Scotland to become more physically active and create a lasting legacy for the whole of Scotland.
I’m delighted to be able to visit Inverness and Aviemore today, and meet with many of the young people and staff already benefiting from Legacy funding in the region. I look forward to visiting many more of these across Scotland over the next few months in the run up to the Games.”
The £10m Legacy Active Places Fund was launched in October 2012 by Ms Robison to enhance or increase opportunities for people to be more physically active.
Crown Primary School has an active sports culture that promotes health and wellbeing, it was awarded today the first Game on Scotland plaque, a recognition of its active engagement in the national education programme, which uses the Commonwealth Games to inspire pupils.
The Inshes Park was built following cash funding of £94,000 from the Scottish Government’s Legacy 2014 Active Places Fund and was developed with input from local youngsters.
The Speyside Trust who run the Badaguish Outdoor Centre was successful in its application for an award from the Legacy 2014 Active Places Fund. They will receive £50,375 towards a bike trail suitable for use of cycles for the disabled.
The most physically beautiful people I have encountered live in Athens. The land of the Greek gods, legends and myths and the Acropolis, Athens' is a cosmopolitan landscape of bars and shopping. But this landscape bears nothing against its historic landscape of Seven Hills and majestic Parthenon.
"I love reading, and I love going to bookstores because I think it’s fun to hold a book physically in your hand. I love the smell of books, particularly old books that haven’t been opened in a long time that have a musty smell to them, and the spine cracks when you open them. King’s Books is full of old books, and they have so many different topics. The first week I was here I bought “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” to learn more about pediatrics. They have a great western selection. My favorite American author is Larry McMurtry, who writes western novels. I also like modern novels set in rural areas. This place just has a huge variety of books and it’s a happy place to go.
I think I would identify with the Western Frontier culture. The values of self-sufficiency, reliance on community, value of family, and other things like being out in nature, gardening, sharing meals with family and friends. And also the decentralization of power, sort of the core value of the frontier west. In contrast on the east coast there is less flexibility economically, there’s old wealth. Maybe this is part of the myth of the frontier, but it feels like there is more opportunity for upward mobility in the west. There is more land, and freedom. Frontiers are always changing, and if you live on a frontier you have to be flexible. McMurtry writes about cities, and he always creates some sort of dissonant change, like the city is changing, the character’s life is changing or their values are changing, and that creates a sort of frontier for that person. That would be my value system. Your value system is passed down from your family, your parents. My grandparents were coal miners in Black Diamond just outside of Tacoma. Maybe that contributed to my value system, but it’s also the value systems you create for yourself."
Dr. Matt Novack, TFM Resident
Rukhsana is a physically disabled girl from Dinajpur in Bangladesh. She was ostracised by her family for being born disabled, and her mother was blamed for her lack of development.
When she turned five, she started to attend a Plan supported clinic for the physically challenged. The efforts of the health workers turned her life around. With regular exercise she learned to sit, stand, eat and write. She has since been accepted into school.
Find out more about Rukhsana: plan-international.org/where-we-work/asia/bangladesh/what...
MUH is the mathematical universe hypothesis that says all structures that exist mathematically also exist physically and furthermore in those worlds with self aware substructures they will thus consider themselves in a “real” world and different worlds with different initial conditions or potential equations are equally as “real” which enters the perceptual perplexities of platonic realism in regarding only the revelation of smaller parts of the fabric totality. What we see is only but an illusion, a three dimensional shadow of the continuous. Time for example can only be measured down to a plank where it thus becomes unobserved, undetermined, quantum chance. This mathematically perceived universe of MUH is a multiverse created of structure in which there are no “things” but only that which exists in structural relationships, a similar concept to the mathematical algorithm of “chaos theory” or the Buddhist conceptualization of “MU” or emptiness.
Origami is a means of discovering woven abstracted mathematics, which divide a square into finite polygonal arrangements that make it easy to represent mathematical theorem. This theorem is not represented in the final product but the composition composed of creases created and undone. These step by step procedures or algorithms play a crucial role in optimizing design in consideration of the economics of constraints which allows clarifying insight to the mosaic of mathematical mirrors. When these mirrors reflect the pathological entirety of the infinite within finite modules it appears as a fractal, that is the finite portion appears complete and yet can be combined to create the infinite. This is also called “minimal surface” or “Gaussian Curvature” where at any amount of distortion, that is at any and every point down to the minimalist point or degree, is an unbounded resemblance of the entirety that may support itself.
“Hyperseeing” is taking the consideration of the 2d by stepping back into the 3d and by stepping back from the 3d into 4d to encompass multiple views from a single view point, which allows for a more instantaneuous, and intuitive apprehension of the natural relationships to the fragments of perceivable realities. This elusive notion of visual stimuli retention offers insight to the enigmas and perplexities of perception.
The closet of the garderobe, or wardrobe was possibly originally a secure cupboard in a personal chamber and it could have attracted the name of privy before the structure of a latrine was physically set in place in toilet rooms that may have held valuables and so held on to the names attached to the private wardrobes. These once secure rooms often off bed chambers still exist in castles with chutes offering instant extraction of expulsions into moats and cesspits. The survival of such private limited toilet facilities might leave the mind to ponder further in fertile contemplation of the needs of the many when the castle was full to the rafters for feasting and pressed up to the door jambs for withstanding sieges. The student of such vital areas in life will soon find the Tudor term of Gong farmer, gongfermor, gongfermour, gong-fayer, gong-fower, or gong scourer. Gong became a term for the privy, it’s contents and much of anything attached to it.
Whilst taking these pictures of the garderobe I was looking at the marks in the stones that reveal the presence of the now absent fixtures and fittings. Fortunately for all approaching the whole facility including the constantly awaiting dramatic drop I can leave a review that it was gong free. Continuing the review I can state the now bare stone garderobe was very windy fresh which made for considerations that this particular toilet was a well appointed vital part of the castle as it seems set in place to service the needs of captives secure in dungeon residence with all their functions of life met to adequately preserve them as hostage for ransom and as prisoner for trial. The fate and fortune of many was too lowly a consideration for incarceration and so this toilet was used by some that would consider themselves fortunate even if higher ranking prisoners were maintained in higher status lodgings and higher altitude accommodation literally above the levels of these dungeon bound prisoners, or secure guests of the castle.
I realise that my station in life then would have been lucky to have farmed gongs and tilled the soil manning the needs of those fortunates above whose fertile grace would favour me below. My ability now to take in tourism and to photograph and research the progression of the garderobe in language through changing use of secure space to toilet place is a turn of good fortune that I should praise fate for. My review ends with a very happy to be here statement to indicate that taking in the toilet scenery and imagining the absent fittings, studying a little something of the maintenance and presenting this illustrated offering is fulfilling my life with great glad cheer.
There is much more to explore at Tantallon Castle than the garderobes, there are several and they are attached to truly fantastic ruins that form a splendid prospect for any tourist. In editing the pictures I created dark shadow filled versions that have not made it out of a local folder on a none shared hard drive. The versions that gave a nod towards the stone structure ready for use without the wooden fittings during penetrating cold sea fog atmospheric conditions have made it out of the safe haven of the hard drive into the wide world of wonders that is the internet.
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LINDSEY, CHARLES, newspaperman, author, and office holder; b. 7 Feb. 1820 in Strubby, England, third son of Charles Lindsey and Susannah —; m. 22 Jan. 1852, in Toronto, Janet Mackenzie (d. 1906), daughter of William Lyon Mackenzie*, and they had four sons and three daughters; d. there 12 April 1908.
Charles Lindsey was educated at a grammar school in Lincoln, England, at some sacrifice to the modest circumstances of his parents. Scholastically precocious and physically delicate, he early decided to make his way as a journalist. After an apprenticeship with a press in Lincoln, at the age of 22 he immigrated to Upper Canada “in search of some occupation as a writer.” By submitting letters to the editor and columns with a reform bias, he was able to join the staff of a newspaper at Port Hope. There his talent was spotted by the publisher of the Toronto Examiner, James Lesslie*, who in 1846 hired him as editor.
Lesslie hoped that Lindsey’s ability, idealism, and commitment to radical reform politics would win back for the Examiner the primacy among reform newspapers it had recently lost to George Brown*’s Globe. Indeed, Lindsey attempted to carve a niche for his journal as the conscience of the reform party. Inclined to free trade if not annexation, democratic verging on republican, and voluntary to the point of anti-Catholicism, the Examiner targeted moderation among its allies as often as the conservatism of its enemies. Its criticism became more pointed when the reform ministry of Robert Baldwin* and Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine* took power in 1848.
By 1849 Lindsey was himself politically active. Together with such like-minded radicals as Peter Perry*, Malcolm Cameron*, John Rolph*, and Charles Clarke, he met at the Toronto law offices of William McDougall to discuss issues of the day. From these meetings emerged the Clear Grit faction of the reform party, which took the Baldwin–La Fontaine ministry to task for its “aristocratic” approach to politics and subservience to French Canadian interests. Warning Clarke in 1850 that “we shall get no real reforms from the French,” Lindsey was particularly upset over delays in the secularization of the clergy reserves in Upper Canada, and he made this issue the subject of a book in 1851. In order to provide an unalloyed voice for the Clear Grits, he had participated in 1850 in establishing the radical North American, along with McDougall, whom he had joined three years earlier in the short-lived Canada Farmer. These activities collectively paid off in 1851. Francis Hincks*, who had replaced Baldwin as leader of the reformers in Upper Canada, desperately needed the support of a reform journal after the disillusioned Brown withdrew the backing of the Globe. Hincks consequently accepted the price of the North American’s support: Clear Grit representation in cabinet. He therefore invited Cameron and Rolph to join the reconstructed cabinet – an arrangement Lindsey helped to facilitate.
Whether this shift in the Clear Grit position represented a real attempt to purify the reform government or a simple lust for power, Lindsey defended the move over the hesitation of Lesslie. The consequent ambiguity of Lindsey’s position at the Examiner and his ambition for a more independent situation coincided with Hincks’s requirement for a newspaper dedicated to upholding the ministry. The North American remained too obviously the creature of McDougall and the Clear Grit faction. When Toronto businessman James Beaty* agreed to publish the pro-ministerial Leader in 1852, Lindsey accepted the post of editor. The realization that the government led by Hincks and Augustin-Norbert Morin* was, if anything, even more dependent upon and conciliatory toward the French Canadian majority in Lower Canada than the one it had replaced sent many Grits back into opposition, now under the increasing direction of Brown. Lindsey stayed on to defend pragmatism of a sort he had previously condemned, primarily because it facilitated, he believed, the implementation of an effective program of economic development. For much the same reason the Leader championed the coalition engineered with the Conservatives in 1854 [see Sir Allan Napier MacNab*].
Although clearly drifting with opportunity, Lindsey clung to the view that the coalition was fundamentally liberal in orientation. He defended a succession of Liberal-Conservative ministries from the extremism of Brown’s Grits on the left and such Tory die-hards as John Hillyard Cameron* on the right, and in the process won for the Leader a position within the province second only to that of the Globe. Still, Lindsey remained uncomfortable with Liberal-Conservative dependence on French Canadians, especially when they pressed the claims of Roman Catholicism. As a consequence, his loyalty was ambiguous and never automatic. John A. Macdonald*, co-premier from 1856, did his best to attend to Lindsey’s sensibilities, praising his editorials, suggesting subjects to examine or avoid, and providing such scoops as advance notice in 1858 of Queen Victoria’s selection of Ottawa as the capital of Canada. Moreover, Lindsey received occasional perquisites: in 1855 he was appointed an honorary commissioner to the universal exposition in Paris and in 1859 he undertook a tour through the American Midwest at the behest of the government in order to compose a pamphlet to correct promotional exaggerations of that region then circulating to the detriment of Canada. Nevertheless, even on so important an issue as confederation he remained an indifferent ally, accepting it only after criticizing the coalition with Brown in 1864, the centralizing tendencies of the Quebec resolutions, and the prematurity of union.
Not entirely happy with the direction of public affairs and struck by a series of illnesses, he resigned his editorship in 1867, and accepted a sinecure as registrar of deeds for Toronto. The duties of this position were light, and he continued to write, free from the inhibitions of party. Indeed, he became disenchanted with both traditional parties – the Liberals and the Conservatives – which seemed incapable of rising to the challenges of the young nation. Writing in the Mail, the Monetary Times, and the Canadian Monthly and National Review, he pressed in the 1870s and early 1880s for honesty in government, freer trade with the United States, and the separation of church and state.
Given such opinions, it is not surprising that Lindsey was attracted to the Canada First movement and its éminence grise, Goldwin Smith (after whom he named a son). In 1874 he became a member of Canada First’s political arm, the Canadian National Association, a charter-member of its club, the National in Toronto, and editor of the movement’s voice, the Nation, which folded in 1876. Unfortunately, his tie to this withering force seems to have marked the end of Lindsey’s effective political influence. He was now labelled a grand old man of Canadian journalism – a sure sign of irrelevance.
Lindsey was best known in his last years as an author rather than a journalist. In 1862, using his father-in-law’s papers, he had published a biography of W. L. Mackenzie, making a case for the personal integrity of the rebel of 1837–38 and, more controversially and despite his own espousal of moderation, for the long-term benefit of the rebellion, as the means to reform and responsible government. Subsequent historians reacted to this work, and it was often quoted in the debate over John Charles Dent*’s critical handling of Mackenzie in The story of the Upper Canadian rebellion (1885). More in keeping with Lindsey’s own political principles were his entry on Sir John A. Macdonald in Dent’s Canadian portrait gallery (1880) and his attack on ultramontanism entitled Rome in Canada (1877). In recognition of these efforts, he was invited to be an inaugural member of the Royal Society of Canada in 1882. Thereafter he became less active. His responsibilities as registrar were limited to the western division of Toronto in 1890, but he did not retire until the age of 86 in 1906. He died at the home of his son George Goldwin Smith two years later, following a short illness. An Anglican, he was buried beside the Mackenzie family plot in the Necropolis.
Moderate in most things not touching French Canadians and Catholics, Lindsey had a career that was an odd mixture of inconsistency and adherence to principle. He was never firmly attached to party or person, and this factor, combined with a delicate constitution, may explain his failure to follow such editors as Brown and McDougall into politics. Although office secured their reputations, Lindsey’s faded according to the ephemeral nature of journalism. Today he is remembered, if at all, as the biographer of his father-in-law. This limited remembrance is unfortunate, for it distorts and depreciates the varied and significant nature of his contribution.
My favorite hike I went on this summer was in the Absaroka-Beartooth Mountains in Montana. It was the most physically, mentally and spiritually challenging trek I have ever done. After hours of battling an uphill climb, the summit proved that all of that hard work was worth it. Exhilarating! More importantly, I was with a group of 15 year olds and to see such amazing growth in them in that very day will be etched in my memory forever. Life is complicated and challenging, but, with hard work and determination, one can conquer anything! I think this hike was parallel to life and the challenges it presents. We wanted to give up, but we didn't, and in the long run, we were so happy we persevered!
Melissa B
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On Tuesday, I felt physically terrible. I was sleep deprived, dehydrated [from dancing and running], and hadn't eaten all weekend. I thought I was dying, but then I drank this VISO energy drink and it helped me out a little till I got food into my stomach.
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...physically...male or female, strong or weak, ill or healthy--all those things matter less than what your heart contains. If you have the soul of a warrior, you are a warrior. All those other things, they are the glass that contains the lamp, but you are the light inside.”
- Cassandra Clare, Clockwork Angel -
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My apartment: what I'll be leaving physically and memories that will always be there. Some say, look back just for the images and then continue forward. Regrets I've had a few, came to find in the end it's almost not worth the going-through. At the end of the day, it's better to take the everything-is-going-to-be-alright aproach in tackling problems. Save the hassle. i'm moving across the street- finger's cross it's going to be a better view, I've seen the inside, it's definitely a better interior.
Moving on, currently on a development phase of a project- weighting the risks if I am to continue. One is convincing my parents that there is a chance your daughter is going to be a complete failure - in your and/or other's eyes. In my defense, I belief that we define our own success. I came from a bit of money- private school since 4th grade, months of boarding house abroad (Singapore). Here is why I mention this: I came across an article on how worthy your college degree actually is. In terms of the dollar value, Arts comes 13th best, while Communications and Journalism comes 8th best. What goes on the first? Engineering and Law 10th. It's not that I have not come to appreciate money- I see it as a means to ends. Which means that it's still not the end. Again, I think it's important that we define our successes. Without disregard, the truth of the matter is that it so happens that degrees that comes further down the list is like purchasing a big big big house purchase, without knowing the return of investment.
The way I see it, It's what you put in your personality and characters that counts- it's never about the money, although it costs $$$. The way our parents might see it: Big Risk. On another side, it is comforting to know that there are people in this world who came to love their children so much, that they sacrifice some luxury for indefinite risk. Unconditional Love. So here's my little bit of math. Big Risk+Unconditional Love=Faith in others. More importantly family and friends you've come to know by heart. I admit that I do not have the most perfect family and friends. And that's the beauty of this world, we're all a puzzle, which somehow have come to fit with each other. Some of the closest ones I have has a part of my brain. Yin and yang makes a whole. The more you (don't) think about it; the more you figure out- it's harder to admit that we don't know it all, that somebody else has the answer. It is easier to do so since in the end, you've got someone beside you that watches your back. That's what counts. Kill your ego so you can built the lego.
Anyways. I really don't need to explain myself on what I am doing with my life- writing it helps to figure things out. So, I'll end with- define your success(es). Don't let others define it for you. Owe it or own it!
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The most physically beautiful people I have encountered live in Athens. The land of the Greek gods, legends and myths and the Acropolis, Athens' is a cosmopolitan landscape of bars and shopping. But this landscape bears nothing against its historic landscape of Seven Hills and majestic Parthenon.
I will probably never make one again!
Haha, it was pretty painful (physically so, with a bad shoulder and a hurt wrist, and mentally as it took forever and I'm easily bored).
It's made with double yarn on a hook that's probably one or two sizes too small but it's what I had. It better be good!!! I really wanted another one that could withstand heat pretty well and that's big enough and I think this will be great for it - but I now understand why my mom didn't make the second one she made me as good. If I ever make a potholder again, it'll probably be a cute one that's useless at its job! Lots of double crochets and stuff ;)
It's funny actually. I tried to find a good pattern to use and realized the patterns are divided into two categories: practical but UGLY or cute but USELESS! Didn't use any of them in the end but had a look at the good one my mom made me ages ago and made this one quite similar. Three colors instead of two, but otherwise very similar. All in all I'm quite happy with it as I think it's both cute and hopefully practical, fancy that! ;)
Today was a good day, and I can't believe that it's September, already! Time really does fly, jeeze!
Anyway, my main focus for this month is to ease myself in to transition. By this, I mean to find new ways to challenge myself physically, mentally, and socially (hehehe, PMS *giggles*) for ways to better myself and overall health. I believe my Flickr page is my only site out of my social network and the like that I have not mentioned my transition.
I am currently transitioning my life in such a way that I'm not critical of myself to the point of incredible tension and unnecessary stress, and to be more open and friendly towards others, and to be a good friend, as well as an overall good person and become more well-rounded. Ever since my trip to Cali, something, not sure what, definitely changed and has motivated me to do so. Because after seeing all there is to see (in the very small section I was in), I want to accomplish some pretty big things in terms of hiking and rock climbing and diving. So, each month, I'll be putting together a list of goals, probably between 5 and 10 of them.
I also am trying to enhance communication and leadership skills. As a future educator and/or journalist, I have to be competitive, but show it in a humble and professional way. Also, to better improve how I interact, talk, and communicate with other people. These goals for September are:
- Get MINIMUM 8 - 9 hours of sleep EACH night. No excuses. (Well, except another 4AM fire drill).
I mention this one because like any multitasker insomniac with an anxiety issue, sleep doesn't come too easily. I believe this will definitely help ease my mood, as well as put me in a relaxing place and a stress-free and worry-free zone for a while. It can only be good, right?
- Drink 64oz of water MINUMUM each day.
I have a real problem with dehydration, so I'm upping my water intake and putting my Brita filter to the works. I took a trip to Dick's Sporting Goods for some nifty things, including two sporty 32oz Nalgene 'Everyday' water bottles. They're the only good ones I've seen that are plastic and not steel.
- Find Part Time Work.
This one I've been going at since I got here. But, I'll spill it over in to this month. I'm a poor college student with a LOT of ambitions and desires to challenge myself. But, that requires money! After my textbook bill, unless I get a job, I won't be doing much of anything any time soon.
- Volunteer.
I'm actually still in progress on this one. One reason is because it's a requirement for the Honors program and even more so for those that sit in the Honors Council, such as myself. But, also to enhance my leadership skills and to improve communication skills. I have also joined Extreme E.L.I.T.E, which is the 'extreme sports' group on campus, but is widely known for enhancing leadership skills and building teams. I will be volunteering on Friday afternoons at Dimple's Care Center to be with and aid children with abuse and disabilities. I also have a few positions to choose from at the Florida Aquarium. We'll see how it goes!
- Exercise MINIMUM Five Days a Week.
Lately I've been waking up around 6:00 or 6:30AM naturally. I poked in the gym a few times and found it to be quite vacant, so, I'm just going to make that my new morning place.
- Play BACH.
*hisssss* I haaaaate Bach. But mostly because I'm a bit biased on Baroque Music in general. So, in order to 'broaden my horizons', so to speak, I will be playing Bach's flute Suites as well as Sonatas for a student recital mid-semester. Don't worry, my junior recital is next semester!
That's all I have for now.
But, I've made it midweek of my first week at UT, and my schedule isssss *drum rolls*
8:30 - 9:40 - Sociology and Social Problems.
10:00 - 10:45 - Theory V.
10:51 - 11:20 - Brass Techniques.
2:30 - 3:45 - Spartan Band.
4:00 - 4:50 - Student Recitals / Guest Symposia.
I HAVE SHOPPED for ice cream and potato chips here, and if physically forced to guess what year the building was built, I would have guessed 1973.
Well I looked it up and it turns out it was built in 1979 so I was wrong.
Wow the parking lot is so much wetter than the street.
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In Lansing, Michigan, on November 30th, 2018, a Quality Dairy store at the northeast corner of West Saginaw Street (Michigan Highway M-43 and Interstate 69 Business Loop) and North Pine Street.
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Mentally and physically disabled children from the Chingari Trust Rehabilitation Centre hold a candlelight vigil to mark the 31st Anniversary of the Bhopal Disaster.
The most physically beautiful people I have encountered live in Athens. The land of the Greek gods, legends and myths and the Acropolis, Athens' is a cosmopolitan landscape of bars and shopping. But this landscape bears nothing against its historic landscape of Seven Hills and majestic Parthenon.
Houston Texas Livestock Show and Rodeo State FFA tractor technician contest Kids repairing a physically disabled tractor March 7 2011 Reliant Center AG Signs mechanics tools box's
The closet of the garderobe, or wardrobe was possibly originally a secure cupboard in a personal chamber and it could have attracted the name of privy before the structure of a latrine was physically set in place in toilet rooms that may have held valuables and so held on to the names attached to the private wardrobes. These once secure rooms often off bed chambers still exist in castles with chutes offering instant extraction of expulsions into moats and cesspits. The survival of such private limited toilet facilities might leave the mind to ponder further in fertile contemplation of the needs of the many when the castle was full to the rafters for feasting and pressed up to the door jambs for withstanding sieges. The student of such vital areas in life will soon find the Tudor term of Gong farmer, gongfermor, gongfermour, gong-fayer, gong-fower, or gong scourer. Gong became a term for the privy, it’s contents and much of anything attached to it.
Whilst taking these pictures of the garderobe I was looking at the marks in the stones that reveal the presence of the now absent fixtures and fittings. Fortunately for all approaching the whole facility including the constantly awaiting dramatic drop I can leave a review that it was gong free. Continuing the review I can state the now bare stone garderobe was very windy fresh which made for considerations that this particular toilet was a well appointed vital part of the castle as it seems set in place to service the needs of captives secure in dungeon residence with all their functions of life met to adequately preserve them as hostage for ransom and as prisoner for trial. The fate and fortune of many was too lowly a consideration for incarceration and so this toilet was used by some that would consider themselves fortunate even if higher ranking prisoners were maintained in higher status lodgings and higher altitude accommodation literally above the levels of these dungeon bound prisoners, or secure guests of the castle.
I realise that my station in life then would have been lucky to have farmed gongs and tilled the soil manning the needs of those fortunates above whose fertile grace would favour me below. My ability now to take in tourism and to photograph and research the progression of the garderobe in language through changing use of secure space to toilet place is a turn of good fortune that I should praise fate for. My review ends with a very happy to be here statement to indicate that taking in the toilet scenery and imagining the absent fittings, studying a little something of the maintenance and presenting this illustrated offering is fulfilling my life with great glad cheer.
There is much more to explore at Tantallon Castle than the garderobes, there are several and they are attached to truly fantastic ruins that form a splendid prospect for any tourist. In editing the pictures I created dark shadow filled versions that have not made it out of a local folder on a none shared hard drive. The versions that gave a nod towards the stone structure ready for use without the wooden fittings during penetrating cold sea fog atmospheric conditions have made it out of the safe haven of the hard drive into the wide world of wonders that is the internet.
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I'm feeling like physically I need a break from my daily computer use since I'm experiencing tendonitis in my right shoulder and my massage therapist says it's from repetetive motion with the mouse, etc. I will miss the daily communication with my friends here but unless I want to be in chronic pain for a hobby .... I will continue to upload some photos probably daily at least for a good long while but I just can't take the time to add to groups, write too many comments, surf, etc. I hope some of you will continue to keep in touch with me and know my interest is still in this cyber-place and that this saddens me more than you can imagine. I still don't know what I want to be or do "when I grow up" and I'm back to square 1 Again! Bev
In this physically disturbed sagebrush steppe, Bromus tectorum is restricted to roadsides along with many other species whereas Agropyron cristatum and Poa secunda dominate the shrub steppe. This is often the case in southeastern Idaho and adjacent Nevada.
The most physically beautiful people I have encountered live in Athens. The land of the Greek gods, legends and myths and the Acropolis, Athens' is a cosmopolitan landscape of bars and shopping. But this landscape bears nothing against its historic landscape of Seven Hills and majestic Parthenon.
[09/16/2016] I am physically addicted to capsaicin, as is my statistically significant other. We're not much of tomato-eaters, but we've been drowning in CSA tomatoes, so he's been making huge batches of crockpot fake "Secret Aardvark" (our favorite habenero hot sauce). This is one of the "cheap" habenero hot sauces we buy to help stretch out our stock of more expensive ones.
What did I do today? Umm, I worked out. I realized that I'm just generally really HAPPY to be out of my old job and feeling a ton of gratitude that I have savings and an ability to take some time to recalibrate myself and work on my business. Also, I got health insurance.
In other news, this picture is so unflattering I'm sure it's the one the news would use if anything happened to me.
For We're Here: Eating and Drinking
Mood: 6/6
Sleep: 7h57m (9:41PM to 05:31AM)
Miles Biked: 4.2
Miles Run: 1
Drinks of Alcohol: 0
Drinks of Caffeine: 3
Weather: Really nice