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There is only One Path

It is a common belief that there are many paths leading to self-realization that are suited to people of different temperaments. There is the path of practice, the path of self-knowledge, the path of devotion and so on. However, are these paths leading to the same place or is that wishful thinking? How can a path that is in itself incomplete lead us to spiritual completion? If we were to limit our child’s development to his mind alone, neglecting his creative, physical or emotional faculties, what kind of human being would he become? It is no different in our spiritual evolution. The concept that there are many paths is just another way to justify our lack of wholeness, based on a refusal to use all the resources that we have been given towards our internal evolution.

When we enter the spiritual path, no one is a tabula rasa; when we incarnate on the earth we carry the continuity of our previous evolution with us. As such, we tend to be attracted to a spiritual path that resonates with our past inclinations. It is natural that a seeker would choose a path that suits his proclivities; if intellect is his strength, he would have more chance of succeeding on the path of self-knowledge and so on. However, the danger is that he will remain undeveloped in other areas, areas which are essential for him to realize spiritual completion. We are multidimensional beings and all those dimensions need to be included in our evolution.  The metaphor that there are many paths that lead to the summit of the mountain does not suitably reflect the nature of human evolution. It would be more accurate to say that different paths lead to the summits of different mountains. One may indeed be climbing a mountain, but it is not Mount Everest. There are many mountains in the inner realm; in fact most of them are more like small hills within a vast range of snowy peaks.

It is the responsibility of each seeker to aspire to become whole and to intuit, based on a sense of inner incompleteness, what is still lacking inside. On the other hand, the responsibility of a true spiritual teaching is to reflect the human journey to completion and not to offer its followers half-truths or illusions of self-realization.

The spiritual realm is like any other area of reality: it can never be fully grasped. Therefore any spiritual teaching that is aligned with the unfoldment of truth must evolve; it is impossible that any master of the past has revealed the complete truth. It is similar to science or physics: there is no final conclusion but rather a constant process of reaching higher understanding. And to grasp the nature of the ultimate reality is infinitely more complex than to find the smallest particle in the atom. In the dark ages, scientists were repressed by religious fanatics and it is those same dogmatists who hold on to past traditions as representations of the ultimate truth. These people lack the imagination to grasp the dynamic nature of spiritual enfoldment. Someone who is free enough to explore the higher horizons of truth perceives past traditions gratefully as stepping stones to higher knowledge, not as an unquestionable authority. The mind has to be free to receive true inspiration and the revelation of a new understanding.

The path of consciousness, the path of the heart or the path of being, of the source, are not necessarily different paths on the same mountain slope. In isolation from each other they are actually on different mountains separated by deep valleys. It is a common error is to think that everyone who is enlightened is in exactly the same state. In truth, they might be in very different states, so different that they have almost nothing in common. That different spiritual traditions appear to have coherent dialogues with one another is not an indication that the same state has been reached. Rather, the same conventional and imprecise terms are being used to describe very different states of realization. Not all paths lead to the same realization. The path of consciousness leads to the realization of consciousness and only consciousness, meaning by following such a path one will not reach the absolute, which is the unmanifested source of creation, or awaken to the dimension of love. Similarly, the path of devotion cannot lead to the awakening of consciousness, and so on.

There is only one path because that path must include everything, otherwise one remains fragmented. Sometimes to reach a fragmented realization is worse than having no realization at all.  The only way to become complete is to follow holistic evolution, as all the aspects of our internal reality are interconnected. For instance, even if through following a particular path one awakens consciousness, it is still not pure consciousness, our complete consciousness. For pure consciousness to be realized it must be actualized within the context of the whole soul. Consciousness that is disconnected from the heart and being cannot arrive at its natural state.

There is only one path to reality. There are many paths to illusion, there are many paths to nowhere, and there are many paths to an incomplete realization of reality. The most common paths are those that lead to nowhere. Some of them are very elaborated, well-respected and trusted due to their long heritage. But no one reaches anywhere and no one seems to mind. Spirituality is often a game through which one can abide upon the thought that one is on some kind of path. Reaching anything substantial is not the aim of the game; it is a game of hoping, of being a good seeker, of feeling spiritual and of giving one’s power to gurus or teachings that do not deliver what they promise. There is always tomorrow or the day after – or is there?

There is only one path: the holistic path to become whole and complete. This path is not based on projecting our hope into tomorrow, or giving away our power to a guru or to grace of an unknown origin, nor is it based on doing endless practice or meditation. The one path is based on awakening to our pure nature from the very beginning and from that awakening, to unfold into other dimensions of awakening and ultimately into the complete realization. The one path is based on the actualization of our true self, our sacred individuality, within the context of surrender into the universal reality. Such a path is not based on arbitrary philosophy but is a pure reflection of the nature of human evolution.

Holistic evolution must include the awakening of our complete self. An incomplete awakening is not only incomplete because is partial, but because each state of awakening needs to be linked with other states of awakening in order to become complete within itself. As we have said, a path of consciousness which stops at the awakening of consciousness does not lead to the correct realization of consciousness. In order to reach its pure nature, consciousness must be unified with the heart and the absolute and then be realized in the context of soul-awakening. On the other hand, the soul cannot be awakened if our me, the essence of our personal identity, is not awakened and then surrendered and merged into the soul. Consciousness alone is empty and incomplete and it remains powerless to transform our human self or to serve as a true platform for our transcendence.

Similarly, the heart alone means almost nothing; it is blind without consciousness. Without intelligence, which is a faculty of consciousness, the heart has no wisdom. People often speak about the wisdom of the heart, but the heart is actually very naive and confused. For its wisdom to be actualized it must be linked to the soul and there is no soul without consciousness. Consciousness gives the heart a stability and continuity of identity, a true silence upon which the heart can embrace its own presence. Paths of devotion can perhaps open the heart energetically, but are not geared towards heart-realization because that energy of devotion is outwardly oriented. In truth, for the heart to be realized it must be internalized; its I am has to be awakened in separation from any external objects of devotion. Additionally, the complete heart has to realize not only the quality of love but also of peace and stillness. These qualities cannot enter into the heart unless it is merged with the source, unless it is rooted in the depth of being. For the heart to be truly actualized it must be illuminated by consciousness and absorbed in the absolute; it must be in samadhi to become the true heart of the soul. Finally, for our heart to be complete it must be awakened and embodied as the very essence and identity of our soul.

Similarly, the realization of the absolute is rare without first having awakened consciousness. If the absolute is realised alone, one cannot enter the state deeply or render it permanent due to the lack of continuity of identity based on consciousness. Continuity of surrender requires continuity of presence and freedom from the mind, and this cannot be realized without the proper awakening of consciousness. Then, without adding the qualities of the heart to the realization of the absolute, it reflects more a negative emptiness and absence than a true, positive and fulfilling samadhi. No one really wants to enter into the cold, empty space of the cosmos and live there. Emptiness is the open space of existence that has to be filled with the light of creation in order to manifest the ultimate fulfilment. The absolute without the heart is like a dry desert without trees and flowers, without true beauty and above all – without love. Additionally, the absolute needs the heart to serve as both an energetic and existential bridge to consciousness. Consciousness cannot merge with the source without going through the heart first. In traditions which do not actively work with the heart, consciousness can never reach surrender.

There is only one path. This path can be approached from different angles according to the constitution of each soul, but it is still one path – the great way of the self into itself. Any path that leads to an incomplete awakening cannot serve as a platform for the realization of our complete self. While that path may be valuable in its own right and for a certain time, a seeker has to move on and continue his evolution beyond its framework and limitations.  Certainly, there have been beings who became whole within the structure of traditions that were not based on the vision of wholeness. While our mind may be conditioned in certain ways, our soul is not bound by any tradition. Rather, she is using them to promote her awakening. As such she may become complete even within the framework of an incomplete teaching. However, a path that addresses our holistic evolution and contains the understanding of our multidimensional self can take any mature soul much closer to and more quickly towards the fulfilment of her evolutionary purpose, while preventing evolutionary stagnation or regression.

Evolution towards our complete self is very complex and without having the correct vision of our holistic path, not only will it be much slower but we may never reach our destination; we might end up falling into one of the countless pitfalls on the path, losing valuable time and wasting our life’s purpose. A seeker has to use his intelligence, deeper intuition, spiritual sensitivity and discrimination to become finely tuned to the evolution of his soul. He must constantly expand his horizons, activate his inspiration, question his understanding and seek a way to become increasingly whole. He cannot rest until he has realized his pure nature and become one with his original light. To become whole is to be a pure reflection of universal perfection in the dew drop of individuality. Our destiny is to embody this perfection and become a divine being, our ultimate and complete self.

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Thursday, March 3, 2011

NFLPA's Secret Leverage

Judge Doty’s recent decision to relieve the NFL owners of their $4billion extortion fee from the networks garnered the predictable reaction from the NFL that the decision would have no impact on the ongoing labor negotiations. That reaction is obviously as phony as a tight rope walker suggesting that removing his net would have no impact on his decision to have a shot and a beer before attempting a high wire walk.  The question is not whether this decision would have an impact on negotiations, but rather how significant the impact will be.

Mark May of ESPN was recently quoted by Wilbon on PTI that while the owners would certainly like to have the cash, their pockets are so deep that it really does not affect their calculus on the labor front dramatically. This comment is born of May’s personal experience as a player negotiating against many of these owners. May’s experience though was at a different time, and the NFL and the US economy have gone through some major transformations since the last time there was a work stoppage in the NFL.

During the first six or seven years of the last decade, while the NFL continued to solidify its position as the most dominant for in professional sports, there was a burst of economic growth and activity across virtually every industry in the US. CEO’s across the country were pushing to realize higher and higher rates of return for their investors and many leveraged their assets to produce those returns. The debt that many of these companies took on finally proved to be too extensive as the economic crisis of 2008 hit. Many previously very successful business were forced either into bankruptcy or to sell out at pennies on the dollar to rivals.

NFL owners were operating in the same economic world as Washington Mutual, General Motors, and hundreds of small businesses that no longer exist. It occurs to me that it may be a bit naïve to believe that none of the NFL owners got themselves over extended and perhaps are carrying far more debt than their fellow owners realize. If any owners are privately facing this situation, they have been able to delay the reckoning that other businesses have gone through because the money tree that is NFL ownership has continued to flower during the economic downturn.

Without the $4billion from the networks though, for the first time, there may be some owners out there that are looking at the money tree and wondering if getting a labor deal done quickly isn’t the best way to get the tree to flower. The alternative may be rather uncomfortable for some of them.

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Tuesday, 1 July 2014

Nick Cave Concert "Review"

I have attended a wide eclectic range of concerts. I've seen Paula Abdul in the height of her fame in the very early 90's, I've seen Weird Al twice, Blue Man Group, Alice Cooper three times, Stabbing Westward, Green Day, Evanescence, Rolling Stones, Don Felder, Cheap Trick, AC/DC, Alanis Morrisette, Sarah McLachlan, Machinehead, Sloan and Dethklok.

Nick Cave is by far the best concert I've ever attended.

In February I purchased two tickets for Nick Cave, one for me and one for my nephew. Unfortunately circumstances resulted in my nephew being unable to attend so I was left with a spare ticket. I asked everyone I knew, but no one could go with. So I went alone.

I had great seats, looking down at the stage, there was no way anyone could block my view. Disability seating, people! (Listen, let's make a pact right now, readers. You wanna see a thing or go to Disneyland? Take me with you, get the perks my friendship offers. Quicker lineups, better seats, yes.)

My seat.

So, the opening act, Mark Lanegan, comes out for a bit. He's...fine. Like an emo Leonard Cohen. He comes, does some songs, some covers, then leaves.

Then Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds come out. They begin with a few from his new album, We No Who U R, which is one of my favorites of his new stuff, then on to Jubilee Street, which builds into this absolute craziness.

Can I just say Warren Ellis (No, not the Transmetropolitan Warren Ellis, apparently the two Warren Ellis' (Ellises? Ellisi?) get that a lot) is a master? During certain parts of certain songs I found myself watching him. At the end of Jubilee Street he just flings his fiddle bow off who knows where. Pretty sure it got lodged in the lighting scaffolding.

All the while, Cave is a jumping, flailing ball of energy and charisma. Cave also randomly *Mic drops!* and is very careless with mic stands. Poor roadie had to keep coming out and standing it back up. By the time Nick Cave got to Tupelo, he was literally wading into the audience. He'll do this a few times during the show.

There was some fun, easy back and forth with the audience. At once point he pulls a guy up on stage
"That's a great shirt," He says to the guy, who's black shirt has a giant kitten on it. "Now fuck off."

Then they launched into Red Right Hand, Papa Won't Leave You Henry then Mermaids, which once you get past the dick joke in the beginning, is a beautiful song.

Then Mark Lanegan came out to sing The Weeping Song with Nick and poor Lanegan is so stiff and "I'm just gonna hold on to the microphone stand for dear life!" and Cave is such a ball of spastic energy that Cave had nothing to work off of, so Mark was pretty much ignored by Cave throughout the entire song. Sorry Mark, you don't have Blixa Bargeld's ...anything. But it was a good try.

They played Lyre of Orpheus, Into My Arms, People Ain't No Good and From Her to Eternity, once again wading into the audience.

Then they played The Mercy Seat and I actually got choked up. The Mercy Seat is the second or third song of Cave's I've ever heard (The first being Loverman, and the second possibly being The Weeping Song.) but it is by far my favorite Nick Cave song. The instrumentation is just so strange and drilling and the song seems to go on forever and it's so full of doom because of the subject matter and I just love it.

But it seemed Cave was having mic troubles and he kept cutting out at "And anyway I told the truth", and he threw the mic down and the song ended in a tattered wail. Then Cave talked to someone back stage for a second, which is what lead me to think it was mic or sound problems. And I don't even care. It was totally and completely The Mercy Seat.

Then they went into Stagger Lee, which is fun as all hell, with the gun-shot instrumentation, the thunder, the screaming, the swearing. It actually gave me a new appreciation for the song.

For the encore they did God is In The House, The Ship song, then he took requests! The request that was honoured was Do You Love Me? because of course it was.

Finally he ended with Push the Sky Away, which again made me choke up because it's a very emotional song. It's one of those, at least in my interpretation, don't give up songs, and we all could use more of those.

It was an amazing concert.

This belongs to me. I purchased it. If you know me, you know why. No, not the penis.

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Sunday, October 30, 2011

Everything I wrote down during the Garden Marathon

 Like almost every year, I made it to London for Frieze week, thought the real reason is the always fantastic Serpentine Gallery annual Marathon, this year dedicated to Gardens, put together by great Hans Urlich Obrist. Here's everything I wrote down during the information hurricane (with some new notes inserted inbetween)
Planet as garden

there was a twitter hashtag as this's years' marathon was hosted also by Steffi Czerni and Marcel Reichart from DLD, one of my other annual informathons.

(the outside of the Peter Zumthor garden pavilion, which contains a garden. I could take photographs of said garden, though that could never replicate the feeling of entering. The genius of Zumthor is that he made a pavilion that does not translate into pictures, in an age when buildings tend to live as long as blogposts)

Fenced garden inside immense landscape: something small has found sanctuary inside something enormous

Polyphonic garden

Dream garden

Helene Cixous
Gardens guard themselves

outside of garden: exile
Always wanting to return

Jardin d'essais

The first dream in mankind is the garden. A dream lost and forever missed.

There are moments during the night when you become a giant. Giants can become dwarfs in a split second.

Letepathy: Lithi, the river that the dead have to cross to reach Hades. They drink the water of lithi, which brings total oblivion. So they forget the horror of being dead.

Umbiblical cord is the first telephone line

its splendor spilled from horizon to horizon.

triangle comes from Aldo Rossi

 Chlidrens day care center for Muenster (rejected by Kaspar Koening)

Aldo van Eyck

Hedge and two way mirror labyrinth
Hedge defines property lines in suburbia, 1 way mirror defines property in the center of the city (office buildings)

Rob Krier +

Gunther Vogt
Birch forest on top of a parking lot

Rodiger Schottle
Theatergarden: Bestiarium
Large maquette with theater props fantastic
Its a garden as an exhibition
A group show
W Jeff Wall, Vito Acconci etc

The entire exhibition was collected as a piece.

Zarina Hasimi
Apartment life: a place where neither the floor nor the ceiling belongs to you

Elizabeth Diller
Before High Line, train was on ground. It often ran over pedestrians, and was dubbed Death Avenue

Argument for high line was that it would actually be a development tool. Prices would go up around the HighLine, as had happened in central park. (make a river on vasby?)
HighLine: preserve melancholia

Cedric Price: buildings are Magnets and Catalysts

Fritz Haeg

Silke Otto Knapp

Cristian Phillipe
Pleasure Pavilion, Melk Monastery

Three sisters: Corn for verticality, beans grow on that, and pumkin on the ground in the shaded areas.

Architect has a vision of a completed object and works towards achieving every detail.

Gardener starts a collaboration and set down a few parameters and then lets the system take him along to its direction.

Surrender. Taken along by something. Religion Sex Art Drugs

Often we took breaks to sit outside, and chat about many things next to Hans Peter Feldmans Xmas tree. We spoke a lot about Space Syntax with Alkmini and Sotiris, and how it is interesting to twist the whole Space Syntax theory with something like Everyday Urbanism's cynical reading of Shopping Malls, or even open Source solutions and internet style crowdsourcing and randomness. There were other interesting point there, but I have totally forgotten.

•Mark Pagel: cities as gardens•
I came to london by train. I woke up went to station, where somewhere had woken up to sell me a ticket, someone had woken up to drive the train, then in london someone had woken up to check me in at a hotel.
In fact none of these people had woken up to do a single thing for me, they had all been following along, a system had emerged from the ground up and was working perfectly.

PABLO LEON DE LA BARRA (was a tropical storm of exchanges between him and great Dominique Gonzales Foerster.

Psychological states, atlantic tropical desert ocean

Burle Marx inspiration for OscR Niemeyer

Dominique Gonzalez Foerster
Forrest of concrete columns in Parco ibirapuera

Edward James amazing
Hilitla house in jungle
(by Lina Bo Bardi?)

A Parc A Museum A Poem
by Carlos Pellicuer? In mexico

Dr Atol, the lava covered the town
+  Barragan

Matthias Goerits
Espacio Sculptorico

a desert in the middle of the jungle

Hotel Palenque

What happens when a branch falls from the 25th floor?

david Rowan
Internet as Garden

If something is free, then probably you are the product

AOL and facebook are Walled Gardens, controlled spaces. They are not free, open internet.
When you erect the wall around the garden, all the flowers bloom outside the garden.

Catherine Mosbach (w Phillipe Rahm)
Recreational Appropriation
Porosity gradient, softness of ground, layers of superficiality,

Program follows climate:
Recreation goes to low heat areas, museum goes to dark humid areas

Charles Jencks

We are in the Mesocosm, the middle size things between the Microcosm and the Megacosm

Nature #4: rubbish, waste, what people throw away.

Avenue of Doubles

Pablo Bronstein

Postmodern classicism is the tool that corporations use to make us think that their space is public, when in fact its private. Controlled private space as faux public plaza.

For Performa, 4 Ballet performances in 4 post-modern lobbies.

A neoclassical folly turns the landscape into a picture

At Chisenhale, a performance of people sitting in chairs. They arrived waiting to see a performance and they became the performance by sitting on layed out chairs.

Zurich, scarlatti, dying in desert

Barbed artificiality, abuse is part of the piece
 colorful Japanesters doing something outside Zumthor. Was this a piece? Was it random? Kusama?
Adam Curtis

Ashley A. said...

Wow! What a neat event!

octavio zaya said...

Wonderful, Andreas!


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As the Gators head into their usual meat-grinder October schedule, I would like to offer these thoughts with LSU looming large on Saturday in The Swamp:

* After watching hours of college football Saturday, I’ve come to the conclusion that Florida’s rugged October schedule is much more doable for the Gators than it appeared just a few weeks ago. I know it’s going to be tough, but the Gators can play with, and can beat, every team remaining on their schedule. Sweeping October may seem unthinkable, but like the former head ball coach used to say, the Gators have a chance. They really do. LSU has not played well the past two games, especially on offense, and quarterback Zach Mettenberger has not been the elite player many were predicting he’d be. He’s turned the ball over and looked very shaky when defenses pressure him. South Carolina showed some flaws in its win at Kentucky, and UF matches up well against USC. The Gators had a good chance to win in Columbia last season, and this Florida team is much better than that one. Georgia is scoring all kinds of points, but the Bulldogs have been surprisingly vulnerable on defense. The other October game is at Vanderbilt, and, well, Vanderbilt appears back to being Vanderbilt. There’s no question Florida is going to have a chance in all four of those October games. I don’t think anyone would have said that earlier in the season.

* Based on what we’re hearing from the coaches, true freshman D.J. Humphries is going to play a lot — maybe even start — at left offensive tackle against LSU. Humphries is still somewhat light at 275 pounds, but he’s got great feet, is very quick and athletic, and may be the best option at left tackle to handle the Tigers’ speed rushers. Humphries is by no means a road grader (at least not at this early stage of his career), but he’s an athletic big body who can matchup with LSU’s defensive ends.

* I have a feeling offensive coordinator Brent Pease has drawn up an excellent game plan for Saturday’s game — maybe similar to the one Boise State executed so well in its win over a fast, physical Georgia in a win in Atlanta early last season. In that game, Pease kept the Bulldogs on their heels much of the night with a balanced offense that featured a lot of passes (many of them short, on first down) and some reverses and end arounds that burned the over aggressive ‘Dogs. The LSU game could be a signature game for Pease and his improving UF offense.

* Getting Jelani Jenkins back this week is going to be a huge lift for the UF defense. The Gators played well without their starting weakside linebacker the past two games, but he’s one of UF’s best defensive players and a team leader, and his great speed will be vital against a very fast and athletic LSU offense. His return also brings some depth at linebacker, where the Gators were paper-thin during the win over Kentucky. UF coach Will Muschamp said he does not expect Jenkins to be limited Saturday in any way. He will play with a cast on his right hand.

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Sunday, October 11, 2015

The Sleeping Bag

He was there. Dirty, disheveled, dejected. Surrounded by what appeared to be all of his earthly
possessions, he sat on the median in front of the shopping center.

She parked and walked toward him with a large red object. A red sleeping bag, I soon realized. It was a brisk fall morning in October, one of the first marking the coming cool weather. I sat at the red light watching the scene before me - intrigued.

The middle aged woman in sweats and a ponytail crossed to the median and knelt in front of the man with a gentle and compassionate smile. She gave him the sleeping bag and spoke to him, looking him squarely in the eye. He received the sleeping bag, shuffled his belongings and turned back to her. To my surprise, I watched him wipe his eyes - tears evident even from a distance.

She continued to kneel at his level, kindly speaking to him, and finally joining him in tears. Tears filled my own eyes as I witnessed this humble moment. His pain so evident, her compassion so apparent.

The light changed and I reluctantly continued on my way as tears continued to roll down my cheeks. In that moment I realized, my life had been changed. It was, in fact, one of the most beautiful things I have witnessed.

This simple act profoundly impacted my thinking on mercy ministry and on seeing people. She could have rolled down her window and passed the sleeping bag out to him, she could have easily driven by without doing anything, she could  have walked over and handed it to him and walked away, but that's not what she did. She KNELT at his level, acknowledged him as a person, looked him in the eye, spoke words of kindness, listened to him, wept with him, and met a basic need he clearly had.

It was obvious she did not do this for recognition or glory. She saw him. She saw a need. I'm certain it was not convenient or even comfortable and yet she met it anyway.

The compassion that poured from her face and through her actions spoke to my heart. I haven't stopped thinking about it. The hands and feet of Jesus, the heart of the Gospel, a part of the mission of the church were all wrapped into that moment for me.

I wept. I pondered. I shared. I made a plan to be more prepared to serve people in need in my city.

Compassion. The Gospel. Mercy. Loving People.

Monica said...

Thanks for sharing. I was on a "date" with John yesterday and we saw a homeless man at the stop light. For the first time John noticed and asked what he was doing. When I explained the situation he cried and cried. It touched me deeply realizing my own tendency to see the homeless in a way that keeps them at a distance. He saw them as people without a home, without a family, without comfort and it broke his heart. I want to be like that.

Heather LeFebvre said...

Wow what a beautiful act. My Andrew is very touched by these types of things and is very eager to serve in some way -- I just haven't figured out how. If you have any good ideas please let me know. Perhaps I ought to start with Jordan's Place or something like that....


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ShootMe is one of my favorite Android apps because it can take screenshots of an Android device. It once took firing up the Android emulator on the desktop to do that, but with a rooted device, this app allows users to take a snapshot of his or her screen.

Now, ShootMe can make videos as well! The latest version of the app features a mode called “Continuous” that will continuously capture the image on a device and create a video of it. There’s no sound at the moment, but that’s fine for now. With Continuous mode activated, Android users can create screencasts with their phones that can be used for tutorials or product demo’s. That’s one less reason to need to fire up the emulator.

The framerate of captured videos is not the fastest, so don’t move too quickly when creating screencasts. ShootMe developer Johan Cloetens has taken great strides in improving the app – and remote screenshot capturing tool PicMe - so you can bet that the screencast mode will get stronger. Here’s how to use it.

1. Your phone must be rooted in order for this to work.

2. Download ShootMe

3. Open ShootMe and press the icon in the top-right corner

4. Select “Continuous (screencast)” and press “Accept”

5. Press “Hide” and go about your screencast

6. Return to ShootMe when complete and press “Quit” to stop recording

Videos will be stored SDCard > ShootMe

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Get Complete Stats of Connected WiFi Networks in the Past with Wifi History App

At Android advices we have gone through few Android applications review which are dedicated to Wi Fi connection and work around. The Wi Fi Scanning application is an analyzing tool which provides details on Signal strength and other Wi Fi parameters and Fix My Wi Fi fixes your Wi Fi issues and Wi Fi Buddy Beta allows you to auto connect to available Open network. Here comes another application so called Wi Fi History.

The Wi Fi History Android application which show the detailed history of your Wi Fi connection that you use on your mobile phone or tablet. More than that this application also calculates various statistics of all the Wi Fi network which you connect your device. The statistics are so detailed that you would come to know how many hours you have spent in your work area and how many hours in your home.Wi Fi history

As soon as you install this application you will be taken through the Recent connections application page since I have installed this application just now the list is empty.WiFi History

There are many other options available for access from Menu, they are Filter, Manage records, View Statistics and Exit.WiFi History Settings

When you tap on Manage records it will have the pre determined options of remove older than month, older than week, older than 24 hours and remove all records.WiFi History manage records

When you are in statistics tab and when you again tap on Menu, you will see the custom statistics options.WiFi History stats

The Filter will filter out the results by 24 hours, 2 days, week or by month.WiFi History filter

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Wi Fi History application can be easily downloaded from Android Apps Labs for free. To download it directly on to your mobile phone, you need to visit the Android Apps Labs page listing of Wi Fi History application from your phone’s browser and then click on Install to automatically proceed with the installation.

Alternatively one can download this application using the QR code mentioned below. You need to open any bar code scanning application from your mobile phone and then point the camera on to the following square –

WiFi History

This is quite useful for those users who connect to Wi Fi at various places. If you are connected with Wi Fi at only one or two place, doesn’t make sense to have this application.

Android Advices Application Rating – 4 / 5

  1. john

    May 19, 2012 at 6:43 pm

    thank you for your help. is this app equally beneficial on my galaxy tab?

    • Yogesh Patel

      May 19, 2012 at 6:54 pm

      Good to hear!

  2. najmus

    May 18, 2012 at 12:49 pm

    an useful software recommended by androidadvices

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Last night a single tweet on everyone’s favorite news platform was heard ’round the world. No, I’m not talking about the tweet that cost an NFL draft prospect $14 million dollars. Or Drake’s tweet dropping his new album, Views.

I’m talking about Apple marketing boss Phil Schiller taking to Twitter to finally answer the age-old question of how to correctly refer to multiple iPhones, er iPhone devices.

It all started when Benedict Evans posted a podcast with a caption referring to “iPads Pro,” pluralizing the device like one would pluralize “Attorneys General.” After a brief back and forth, someone summoned Schiller to end the debate once and for all.

Hmm. So according to Schiller (and by association, Apple), it’s wrong to say something like “I have two iPhones.” Instead, we should say “I have two iPhone,” or “I have two iPhone devices.”

But this sounds so awkward! Unfortunately, like most things Apple, the company seems to be set in their ways, and will always say something like “iPhone devices” in their press releases.

In all seriousness though, it’s great to see Schiller interacting with Apple fans and developers via his Twitter. Not only is it a useful source of information, but shows customers a more personal side of Apple’s executives that is usually reserved only for keynotes.

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Today we left our camp at El Makati, and made our way south towards Ndutu. The southern part of the Serengeti ecosystem is where the wildebeest calving season occurs, typically during the months of January and February, and also early March. The short grass plains in the area yields rich grass, which the wildebeest prefer when they are nursing their young.

We took the long way to our next camp, Ndutu Safari Lodge, which took us past the Masai Kopjes, vilima saba (7 hills), Naabi Hill, and the southern part of Serengeti National Park. We photographed a nice pride of lions at the Masai Kopjes, which were bathing in the morning sun, all on top of various granite rocks. The kopjes, or inselbergs, are excellent backdrops which help illustrate that these photographs were taken in one very specific location. It really helps with storytelling, which is what photography is all about. We have to use imagery to tell our stories, as we don’t often have words to explain what and where our images are all about.

We checked into Ndutu Safari Lodge, ate some lunch and headed back out around 3:30. We drove the swamps to the west of the lodge, as we had heard of a mother cheetah and her 3 cubs that was in that direction. We never found her, however we did come across a pride of lions in the middle of the marsh. There was one adult male, six adult females and 3 young cubs. The young cubs were quietly sleeping, and then all of a sudden they realized they were hungry and attacked their mother for some milk. CUTE is a good word to describe the moment. Dang these cubs were cute. We sat and watched for about 2.5 hours, as the show before us grabbed all of our attention. We saw a lone cheetah in the distance, but we didn’t budge, as we had a bird in hand, so to speak.

I look forward to processing some of the images from today, as I think I have a few keepers.

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Saturday, April 30, 2011

A Different Wedding wedding.

After 3 incredible years with the man I met after living in London for 4 days, we're getting married today.

I'll give a full update once everything is over, and we've had a chance to catch our breath, but suffice it to say, I'm so excited for this day to be here.  I feel very lucky to be marrying someone who is a better fit for me than I ever thought I could find.  I guess it just took going 4500 miles away from home to find him!

Love you, Bunny and look forward to spending the rest of my life with you.  Let the fun begin.

Friday, April 1, 2011

I am a Failure

It's taken me a few days to screw up the courage to write this. It's not often the word 'failure' enters my vernacular-especially when the words 'I am a...' proceed it.  But, as this blog is about my life here in London-the good and the bad-it's only fair I post about the bad too.

This past Saturday was to be THE run.  The run that I've been training for since January.  The run that has been the catalyst for me loosing 13 pounds.  The run that I've commented on a few times on this blog.  The run that has well & truly sucked a good portion of my free time the past 3 months.

The run that I couldn't complete because my knees would let me.

Two weeks ago, I ran 28.8k.  Well technically, I ran 27k and hobbled 1.8k.  My knees simply said f-you. We're done.  The mind was willing, as was the body from the knees up.  But the knees themselves weren't so willing!  That really made me nervous, so I tried to take the next two weeks easy-fewer runs, shorter distances, lots o' anti-inflammatory drugs.  The whole lot.

So, when this past Saturday came, I knew there was a pretty good chance that my knees would say f-you again.  But, I had a plan:  If I can at least make it to the 30k mark, I'll hobble the last 12k even if it takes me until the gym closes (effectively meaning it would take me 8 hours to complete THE run-2.5 hours longer than my target time).  Alas, my knees first started protesting at the 7k mark, and by the 14k mark when I took my first break, I knew I was in trouble.  I didn't know what to do, and perhaps more importantly than completing the run in any level of respectable time, I was concerned that continuing would cause damage.

At the 21k mark I threw in the proverbial towel.  Intellectually, I know it was the right thing to do.   Emotionally, I'm still feeling grumpy about it-and though 21k is nothing to sniff at, it's still only half of what I set out to do.  Training had gone so well for me for the past 3 months-I was genuinely surprised at how well my body seemed to respond to the effort, and as the weeks passed, I felt more and more confident at what I was trying to accomplish.  The longer runs were hard, but I really enjoyed them-and past a point was truly looking forward to THE run. And on some level, more importantly, I was looking forward to enjoying the feeling of completing such a daunting task.

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Two realms fighting for control. Three Druid sisters who hold the key to salvation and the hearts of the men who would love them. Join New York Times bestselling author Donna Grant as she transports you into the dark and dangerous world of the Druids.
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Laird Connall MacInness was born to a clan that for centuries has been charged with the guarding of the sacred Druids. ‘Tis a duty he has always met with a willing heart, until the day his sister, a Druid priestess, goes missing, and the very Druids he has protected refuse to help him find the last remaining member of his family. Then a 300 year old prophecy places a Druid priestess in his hands for safekeeping. ‘Tis the chance at revenge that he’s been waiting for, but is he willing to pay the cost his revenge will demand–the loss of his mate and the future of Scotland?
Glenna MacNeil wants only to be free, to find the purpose of her life. When she is told to look for the dark laird that would free her, she eagerly goes with the powerful laird who fights her clan, not realizing she has set in motion events that will change the course of history.
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A powerful Druid priestess…
Fiona Sinclair depends on one person–herself. She learned early on that she was alone in this world, a world that took her sisters and her parents. Yet, the call to The Druid’s Glen is strong, and the man responsible for her parent’s death stalks her. There is only one man that can get her safely to the Glen, but can she afford the price Gregor asks when it means giving up both her freedom … and her heart?
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The immortal Dartayous, a powerful Druid Warrior, is given one mission–keep Moira alive to fulfill the prophecy. But with each passing day the burning desire he feels for her eats away at the wall surrounding his heart…
A Druid priestess in search of a key…
Moira Sinclair must find the key to enter the Realm of the Fae, but once she enters the sacred realm, secrets she has kept buried rise and force her to see herself for what she really is. Will the beautiful and commanding king of the Fae win her heart? Or will Dartayous finally claim her as his own?
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Once a powerful Fae and heir to the throne of the Fae, Lugus has been given a second chance by his brother the Fae king. No longer immortal, Lugas makes his home off the coast of Scotland as he struggles to cope with his foul deeds and memories of a love that was never his.
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Ahryn has been bound to the realm of Earth by an ancient Celtic slave bracelet that prevents her from using any of her Fae magic. As her hope dwindles, she spots Lugus and knows he is her last chance. Though he was banished from the realm of the Fae and stripped of his immortality, she trusts him with her life…and her heart.
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A vow made…
For centuries Frang has kept a secret – he’s immortal. ‘Tis a curse instead of a blessing though. His immortality was bestowed upon him to teach him a lesson, and instead of remaining youthful, the curse turned him into the image of an old man. He’s waited for the day he could return to a mortal man, but when that day arrives and he must leave his beloved Druid’s Glen, he suddenly finds he might not want to be mortal after all.
A secret kept…
Kenna holds a great secret, one that if discovered could have her burned at the stake. She’s not just a healer, she’s a Druid. ‘Tis a secret she has buried deep inside her. Until Frang. He offers freedom in the Druids, a promise too heady to ignore.
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Thursday, May 5, 2011

I am so tired that I should really be asleep, but since I go in an hour later tomorrow I can justify staying up a little later. My house is a mess and I have piles of laundry, but I've barely been home long enough to tackle my chores.

I work for a financial institution and we finally re-opened for business on Monday morning. I left early, hoping to find a cup of coffee along the way, but the fast food restaurants were still closed. Thankfully, I had a cup when I got to work and immediately started cleaning out the refrigerator in our break room. I was happy to return to a sense of normalcy. We were busy, as our customers lined up to get cash. We had been closed for four days and many people didn't have access to cash and with no power, even debit cards were useless. People were extraordinarily patient and grateful. We heard their storm stories and are still hearing them. I think I have teared up more than once or twice a day since the beginning of the week. As of right now there have been 39 counties in Alabama designated as disaster areas. Alabama only has 67 counties, so more than half of the state was affected. It will take years to recover.

I drove home on Monday evening. Still in the dark. Since I needed a shower, I grabbed a few things and spent the night at my older daughter's house. My pregnant daughter got her power back...for one hour. The transformer blew and once more they were in the dark. They went to her in-laws. Luckily the power came back on by Tuesday of this week. Just in time. My newest granddaughter made her entrance into this world on Tuesday evening, all 7 lbs. 10 oz.  Her middle name is "Dawn", a perfect fit. After the darkness, comes the dawn.

I came home at midnight, happy to see my front porch light on, and happy to have another bright light in my life.

Janet, said...

Such a beautiful baby and perfect name for her. I am so glad things are getting back to near normal for you.

lil red hen said...

I know it must be a dreadful time for the folks in AL and we feel for you. It's wonderful to have the new baby and all are safe now. My second daughter's middle name is Dawn; she was born at 5:09 a.m. so I always thought of it as being, "in care of the dawn".

Rita said...

Oh Anita, congratulations! I know you are so excited about new baby Dawn! She is absolutely precious. Amidst all the turmoil and trials of the tornados, God has sent you a very big blessing. PTL! I so feel for you as you still have all the difficulties to handle from the storm. I know you were so excited to see that light on your porch. It meant electricity, which is so important to us in this day and age. Blessing to you my sweet lady! I have thought of you so much.


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but someone has to do it. One of the distillers at Lark Distillery tasting the new batch of whisky to decide whether it should be bottled at 43%, 46% or 58% proof.

If you are ever in Hobart and are appreciative of a good single malt, I can highly recommend the guided tasting at the Lark shopfront and cafe. Its very easy to find - right next to the Tourist Information Office.

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Comedy podcasts and philosophy - Saeed Ahmed guest post

I have been writing about academic podcasts on philosophy for quite some time. After getting a bit stuck on the notion of "synthetic apriori," I have decided to take a diversion and have been sampling funny podcasts.

Not surprisingly, there is plenty of philosophy to be found here. The series I previously posted about, WTF by Marc Maron, provides an example.

Mark talks about a heavy "WHAT THE FU**?" and a light "what the fu**?" The first, according to Marc is "external", like when you are surprised or shocked by something. The latter is "kind of an internal thing," like when you are ready to take a risk. Take that, Bishop Berkeley.
He even covers the notion of temporality when he discusses leaving his cats for more than a few weeks, and they don't treat him quite the right way when he comes back. "They probably think I died and are bit confused when they see me". "Is it really the same guy, they may wonder." Martin Heidegger must be turning in his grave, but in sort of good way. (feed)

I am getting addicted to Maron's musings and interviews (he is a very good interviewer, and generally interviews other comedians). But if he is not for you, there are a number of other good comedy podcasts out there.

On Comedy and everything else, one of the regulars asked "has someone ever dared you 'if I give you a million bucks, would you do a naked handstand in times square.'" "What kind of a question is that; I don't acknowledge it as test of moral standing, and don't enter the hypothetical." Now if it truly were a million, then perhaps he would enter the discussion. (feed)

A couple of others:
Comedy Death-Ray Radio (feed)
Nerdist Podcast (feed)

And they are all free, although contributions are welcome, as many of these comedians are not regularly employed and do these podcasts between gigs.

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Software Pains

I'm feeling more "at home" with the new computer. There's even cat hair accumulating on the keyboard. But not everything is completely comfortable yet. I'd complained earlier about Tweetdeck. It seems the app was bought out by Twitter who promptly removed nearly all the features I loved about it. I still have the old version on my laptop, so any tweeting you see from me will have been sent from there.
I'm having other software pains. My old 2001 version of Microsoft Picture It Publishing, which I'd saved from my very first computer (Windows ME edition AKA Bluescreen Hell), is no longer compatible. This does not make me happy. I used that old program a LOT. Made all my address and return address labels on it. Made business cards and brochures on it. Made greeting cards on it. Now I have to find something compatible. Suggestions anyone???
The other program I lost in the move was QuickStory, which is no longer manufactured. Yeah, it looks like you can buy …

Double Dose

At the end of this month, Working Stiffs is closing its doors after six years. All of us are having an emotional time saying goodbye. Today it's my turn.

But that's not the only place you can find me blogging today. I'm also Becky Levine's guest, and I'm sharing my thoughts about critique groups.

Moving Day

Last week I told you about my computer refusing to start. At that point I was still waiting to hear from my cousin.

It’s a wonderful thing, having a computer doctor in the family. Unfortunately, Sean had only minimal success resuscitating my ancient machine, and then only after restoring it to its original state. Which means we wiped seven year’s worth of files off the thing. Don’t panic. We saved everything onto a flash drive first.
Sean said I might still be able to use the computer. The dying hard drive MIGHT last another year. Or it might crash later this week. Plus I’d have to reload any files and programs I wanted to use onto it.
Well, hell, if I’m going to reload files and programs, I’m gonna do it on a new machine. Sentimentality be damned.
The new computer arrived yesterday. It’s shiny and black. Okay, so was the old one. THIS one works. That makes it beautiful in my eyes.
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I get entirely too attached to the mythological concept of “normal.” I’ve even blogged about finding a “new normal” when life situations change. I must stop this quest. I swear the universe rises to the occasion every time to squash my efforts.
Hubby started yet another new job last week. The good news is he actually LIKES this one. I’m ecstatic. He’s happy. Life is good.
Except that I’m eagerly anticipating settling into a routine. And it hasn’t happened.
For the last two weeks, I’ve been kitty sitting for my nephew and niece while they’re on vacation. I love those cats like they were my own. But it takes a chunk out of my day to drive out there, feed, water, clean litter boxes, and—this time—give meds. Plus a little play-with-the-kitten time. My duties were supposed to end on Sunday when the family returned home. I was looking forward to life getting back to normal. Unfortunately, their flight was cancelled and they can’t get another one until tomorrow. Kitty duty continues.
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Working Stiffs Wednesday

I'm at Working Stiffs today with a post about a kitty crime. Actually, it's about my recent adventures in pet sitting, but I had my crime fiction writer hat on at the time.


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Monday, June 30, 2008

Dian is done

Finally done with this little beauty. She was a challenge to make, but a real pleasure to finish. I had some problem with photographing her. My background paper that I usually use is not big enough for her (she is way too tall), so I had to take her outside on the sunny day. I really like how her skirt looks with natural light, but her skin was all washed out. So I had to borrow a blanket for background and shot it inside. Red color is not just hard to paint, its very hard to photograph. After long struggle with my camera, here is the results.

The legs are not glued yet to the base, so Dian looks a little bit crooked.

More pictures on my photobucket site

Sunday, June 22, 2008

Dian from Ikkitoisen

Another commission kit. This is 1/7 Dian from Ikkitoisen. She is done by the same sculptor that did the Chouun that I did earlier.

The kit is actually quite large for its scale, which is a very good thing (lots of details). She have four different options for display. There is whole version, and there is battled version. Just like Chouun.

The part break down is very good, but its still a very complicated kit. The biggest challenge was the skirt (at least it was for me). The skirt comes in three pieces, also it includes the underskirt which is three pieces also, and on the top of that, the underskirt have a lace fringe with you guess comes in three pieces. I really don't like to see a seam lines on my kits, so I had to deal with each skirt separately. First I glued the top skirt (sand, sand, prime, sand) and I glued the underskirt pieces together too. I think in original design the underskirt pieces are supposed to be just adjusted to the main skirt, but it would leave some gaps and seams and I can allow it. After the underskirt was glued and primed and sanded like hundred times, I glued in the lace fringe. Another session of sanding and priming. Fun

I think that I really hate lace skirts now, well at leas for another month or so. After all that lace was done, I had to mask it all. Fun, fun, fun.
At least I enjoy the painting part.

I still have lots to do, but at least I can see the light at the end of this tunnel. she is coming along very nicely.

Joe Mauer watercolor

Another commission for a friend who is absest about sports. I had to rush this piece a little bit, but I think it turned out very well. This piece is 16x20 inches, watercolor and watercolor pencils, the background is done with airbrush. I think I am getting better at drawing people, but the only problem is that it takes away time from doing my models >.<

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Mai from King of Fighters

I fell in love with this kit the moment I seen the picture of it. I never played King of Fighters, but the models from this game are very popular. Most of the Mai kits are way too slutty for me, but this one is perfect. It have lots of movement, great pose, and just enough sexiness without being slutty.

This kit was quite a challenge for me. The cast was horrible. Every surface of the kit had bubbles and lots of debris stuck on it (probably from overused mold). Good thing is that I have lots of patience.

Another thing that I didn't like about this kit was the part brake down. Most of them were OK, except the way the sculptor did the rope around her shoulders. The rope was one piece and the shoulders had a very visible connection line which was really bugging me. So I cut the rope in half and made it so it can slide from both sides of the arms. I glued the shoulder pieces and made sure there was no visible seam lines (really bugs me if I can see it, its my small pet peeves ).

While I was cutting the rope, I had another great idea for making my painting easier (more work now, but its saves time later). One of Mai's feet was separate from her leg, but the other one was one piece together. So I decided to cut her second leg too. Plus while I was cutting, I decided to cut the hand too ( I got a little knife happy lol ) It may feel like a lots of extra work, but it really does saves time with masking and painting. Plus it looks cleaner too.

Another thing that I did was carved the inside of the tunic (still had a knife and my hands and in my happy mode). The tunic on this kit is very well sculpted, but I decided that by giving it few more edges will make it even better.

All this modifications did not take too long. I actually like this step in building, just because its very calming and you get to visualize the finished kit. I was not sure which colors to use on Mai, so this was good thinking time for me.

I decided to use red, black and gold colors (the royal colors, how can you go wrong with it). The only thing that I decided to change was the colors of the scarf on Mai. Usually she wears a two toned scarf, but I decided to use just one color. The tunic is a dark chocolate brown with some black shadows (but its really hard to see on the final pictures). I added red the color for under tunic. Most of the cloths is spread with matte finish, except the red color. I tried to make it look like a silky material.

The hair were fun and challenge at the same time. First I painted it light brown, and after that shaded at least with 3 more brown colors in progression from lighter to dark. I really love how they turned out.

Another fun thing to paint was fan. I didn't want to leave it plain white, just not Mai's style (the girl who wears big beads on her scarf would like something more extravagant). I found a nice design on a kimono (web search) and decided to use it for a fan. Here is the step by step. I think its more helpful then me trying to explain it in words.

After I painted the fan, it still looked kind of plain. So it called for a trip to my hobby store (thanks god there is Michales close to my house). Sometimes I get very very lucky and find something great just when you actually look for it. I found a perfect beads for the fan which Mai would certainly approve of.

For the base I used real moss (Michales again) which was kind of fun trying to figure out on how to put in on the base. After mounting the moss and the stone Mai jumps off, the base called for another rock. This part was super easy. Go outside, try out thousand of stones, find the right one, and the kit is complete. TA-DA

The contest picture have been already posted, so here is the link for it
I wish good luck to all people who entered.

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Anomaly Vineyards

A Berkeley, California transplant's view of becoming an Accidental Vintner.

Where in the world is Gerich Fellerman?!

He is all over the place! Last month he was in Texas, last week he was in Las Vegas, and next week, he will be in Los Angeles and San Diego. In the SoCal part of our beautiful state, he will be doing three trade tastings! Just in case you're curious, here is where he'll be pouring the 2007 Anomaly Cabernet:

March 22 from 11am - 3pm
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Napa Valley Grille
1100 Glendon Avenue, Suite 100
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Then on March 24 from 11am - 3 pm
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Then on March 25 from 11am - 3 pm
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Monday, February 27, 2017

Photos and Life

It's been a while, as usual.  So much has gone on, yet so little time to actually type things out.  I wish I could find a way to blog from the tablet, it would make blog life much easier.

Expect MAJOR DIY renovation updates within the next few months.  I am converting a garage into a bedroom, painting my kitchen cabinets white, along with a list of other things that I can't wait to reveal. This should be good.  I finally took more photos of my children, so I'll share those.  Danny is now 10 months old, he's still in his DOC BAND, and I am loving the results!

Only two more weeks left and then it's a thing of the past.  He has 3 teeth, crawls and drools on everything. MiMi broke her wrist skating with a friend, and Ethan, well, he's a typical little almost 8 year old boy. He loves gaming and getting dirty.

(12 in March)

 (8 in April)

Baby's First Easter...10 months at time of photo.

Broken Wrist

Danny visited Kure Beach for all of 10 minutes.

I some how still find time to put on makeup when I leave the house.

My little Doc Band baby

Ethan continually gets A honor roll, and acts shy for a photo op

But, he still likes transformers..

 Danny tries to get into everything.

Danny's first snow was at a Cranial Technologies
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Stephen and I have yet to kill each other.

The kids stay busy, and I stay sane.  With Stephen's firefight schedule, most nights I am alone while he works.  The truth is, it's a good day if I actually put on my makeup or take my hair out of a bun. I'm sure the days I get done up, Stephen appreciates it, because the rest of the time I'm rocking the "tired mama bags under the eyes".  We went ahead and bought this shed, and we are waiting on the company to contact us to build it on site.

They told us it could take up to 3 weeks. Once that's done, we can move all the garage contents into it and begin on the garage room conversion and I can share with you all a cheap way to do it on a budget. Wish us luck!


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Monday, January 31, 2011

It's out!

My second book Dumpster Dying is here.

Emily Rhodes came to rural Florida for the cowboys, the cattle, and to do a little country two-step, not to fall head first onto a dead body in a dumpster.

Ah, the golden years of retirement in the sunshine state. They’re more like pot metal to Emily, who discovers the body of the county’s wealthiest rancher in the Big Lake Country Club dumpster. With her close friend accused of the murder, Emily sets aside her grief at her life partner’s death to find the real killer. She underestimates the obstacles rural Florida can set up for a winter visitor and runs afoul of a local judge with his own version of justice, hires a lawyer who works out of a retirement home, and flees wild fires hand-in-hand with the man she believes to be the killer.

  1. Congratulations on the new book!

    As to your email question, Leslie, I'm at a loss as to how to combine New England beer with Florida dumpsters! But a link for buying the book would be a good thing!

  2. I'd love to see a link for purchasing the book, as well, or bookstores that carry it. As far as a combined blog is concerned, you name lends itself to a great blog name..."What a Diehl",
    "The Latest Diehl", "The Diehl of the Year" (provided, of course, that you publish a book every year), "Diehling with Lesley", "A Book Diehl Not to be Missed". Anyhow, you get the point.

    Looking forward to your latest. Congratulations!

  3. Congrats on the new book, sounds like an intriguing story:)

  4. I have a question for you. Preditors and Editors does not recommend Oak Tree Press, yet so many books are coming from there. Are you happy with them? They'd like to see one of my books, but I'm hesitant. Could you tell me more?

  5. Good for you, Leslie! It sounds interesting.

  6. We at Oak Tree are VERY happy to have Lesley as one of our new authors. She was one of my "finds" as the new acquisitions editor. Love the cover design.
    As for the P&E rating, that seems to haunt our small press. It only takes one irate author to put in a bad word, an act of God to take it out. Author Mike Orenduff just took home the Lefty from Left Coast Crime and we see more awards in our future. We've got a goal to put out three titles a month and just got titles in e-book format. I'd say anyone who wants aboard will find smooth sailing.

  7. Hi:

    I reviewed your book which was recommended to me by Oak Tree Press. It was delightful and a good mystery which took place in an area which I have visited many times with my wife.

    I see there was a comment which was negative about them. As both a reviewer and author I have to say they are the finest group of people in the publishing world around. They take the time and trouble to help budding new authors bring their product to market as well as established authors.

    Each time a book is recommended to me by them or the author requests a review I find the books to be first rate. They may publish a lot of books, but at the same time they are very selective in what they publish. In short, they do an excellent job!

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The Meats Lab is a USDA-FSIS inspected facility and hosts a Retail Sales Room for the general public to purchase products produced under federal inspection. The store is open Monday through Thursday from 2 until 5 pm and on Friday from 11 am to 5 pm.

The William Jones Demonstration Kitchen can seat up to 40 people comfortably in a stadium style seating. This facility is unique in that it is a fully functional kitchen and classroom with video conference capabilities. Many classroom and extension activities are held in this portion of the facility. This kitchen pays tribute to the retired Dr. Bill Jones, Auburn University’s Meats Extension faculty member.

DSCF0410The Dale Huffman Conference Room provides a professional setting style conference room for meeting of faculty, staff, students and outside visitors. This room pays tribute to Dr. Dale Huffman who patented the McDonald’s McLean Sandwich.

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25th nov hp patwari Morning shift answer key 2015 full PDF

The Himachal Pradesh department of Revenue had conducted the exam for the post of Patwari on 25th November 2015 across various locations of the state . The candidates that had appeared in the exam can now check the official answer key from the authorities web page . The number of candidates appeared in the exam were in vast amount , so there was much time devoted in the background checks and after that the answer keys were published, The department of Revenue  of Himachal Pradesh had released the notification regarding the Patwari exam on its web page few months back, candidates from various districts having the eligible qualification had applied for the exam in standard format. Most of the candidates were eager to check their performance in the exam after the 25th November 2015 exam. Each of the candidates will be able to check the respective answer key for which they had appeared in the exam. The Department  of Revenue Himachal Pradesh has vast amount of people working in the organization , the responsibility of the Patwari is to maintain the land records , land transfer and other records that fall in the State Jurisdiction.  Each year due to the growing demand of workforce the authority has to conduct various examinations in order to select the candidates in various Designations .

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Name of the Organization– Department  of Revenue , HP

Name of the Post – Patwari

Date of the Exam– 25th November 2015

answer key – released officially

all those candidates that had appeared in the Patwari Exam on 25th November 2015, must log in to the official web page of the Department  Of Revenue , Himachal Pradesh. Candidates must be careful before checking the answer keys .

Candidates must make sure that they qualify in each section of the exam in order to appear for the next round of process. The marks acquired by the aspirants will be used in deriving the merit list so candidates getting higher marks will have higher chance to qualify the exam.

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Album Review

Halfway Through 2013: Look At All These Killer Fucking Records I Missed

For a variety of terrible reasons, I have a hard time writing about records that didn’t get submitted to me for review. That means I come across tons of incredible shit that I don’t make time for on AGB. A lot of the records in this mid-year roundup fall into that category. Regardless of how I found out about them, all of these are 100% awesome and I’ve been playing the fuck out of each and every one of them.

Also, I have a totally bullshit & ever-shifting line that I try not to cross when writing about records that wobbles between how popular the album/band/label is and how much I love the record. This list is made up of stuff I probably would’ve reviewed if I had the time, but there’s a lot I’ve been jamming hard that was “too big” in my eyes for AGB, lots of high profile metal like Deafheaven, Altar Of Plagues, Inter Arma, The Body, etc, and then there’s stuff like William Tyler’s super bitchin Impossible Truth, which, if it didn’t come out on Merge, I most likely would’ve written it up, but then there’s some that regardless of how much press they get, I can’t help but praise the shit out of them. So those are my half-assed rules and what went through my head when making this list.

There’s a few records on here that might make it onto my year end drone list, so if you’re the gamblin type, start up a pool with your pals and maybe you can strike it rich.

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Diocese of Los Angeles Celebrates 15 Years of Bishop Joseph

Many years, Master!

from the Diocese of Los Angeles web site:

Orthodox Christians living in what was known then as the Western Region of the Antiochian Archdiocese of North America witnessed a new dawn in 1995. For the first time in its existence, the Western Region had a permanent auxiliary bishop to pastor the immediate needs of the clergy and laity in a closer, more personal proximity. This bishop took up residence in the Los Angeles Chancery to make regular visits to then 40-some (now nearly 60) parishes and missions in eight American states and three Canadian provinces, covering the largest geographic and diverse territory of the Archdiocese. When he was asked to come to North America, and eventually the West Coast, His Grace, Bishop JOSEPH (Al-Zehlaoui) did not question it for two reasons: his obedience to the Holy Orthodox Church; and because, he says, his new assignment came about so quickly there was no time for inquiry.

Click here to read more, and to visit the Diocese's extensive photo galleries of His Grace.


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Monday, June 12, 2006

Bandy & Bailey CMAFest Interview Bits

CMA says that this year's CMA Music Festival set a new attendance record with 161,590 people attending the four-day Festival, June 8-11, in Downtown Nashville. Two of them were those two Cumulus morning crazies from Lexington.
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2 bedroom home for rent
3800 Ibolo C, C, Fort Worth, TX 76133 · Wedgwood

  • 2 bed
  • 1½ bath
  • $675/mo.
  • 1,188 ft2

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Great space for the money! Two story town-home set-up in the quadriplex. Downstairs features eat-in kitchen with refinished countertops freshly painted cabinets. Large living room highlighted by wbfp and recessed lighting. Half bath off of living room houses W&D connections. Custom stained concrete floors give the downstairs pizzazz! Both bedrooms and full bathroom upstairs. Bedrooms are spacious and feature large closets. Back patio is partially covered, fenced and leads directly to the two car detached garage. Garage comes complete with agdo and remote. Make this place your home today

Apartable Overview

This unit is a 2 bedroom residence for rent for $675/mo. The apartment complex is situated in the Wedgwood neighborhood of Fort Worth. The apartment is equipped with patio, dishwasher, refrigerator, stove, washer, and, fireplace.

This listing is no longer active as of November 1st, 2013.

Neighborhood & Prices

This unit is located in Wedgwood, a neighborhood in Fort Worth.

The average price of a 2 bed rental in Wedgwood is $850. This unit is listed for $675, which makes it 20.59% cheaper than the average 2 bed in this neighborhood.

Monthly Costs

Price $675
Included Utilities
Bottom Line Price $675

Move-in Costs

First month's rent $675
Deposit $675
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Estimated Move-In Costs $1,350

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Move-in Date December 13, 2011
Lease term 1 year
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Posted at March 4, 2012
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3 bedroom home for rent
1055 E. Renegade Trail, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143

  • 3 bed
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Home features neutral paint and new carpet throughout. Large backyard with new sod and covered patio. Great room floor plan with eat in kitchen. Enjoy all of the amenities Johnson Ranch has to offer such as parks and community pools.

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This unit is a 3 bedroom apartment unit listed for $745 monthly. The apartment complex is situtated in San Tan Valley. The apartment unit is equipped with patio.

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This apartment unit is a 3 bedroom place listed for $2400/mo. The building is located around the Jamaica Plain section of Mission Hill.

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This unit is located in Jamaica Plain, a neighborhood in Mission Hill.

The average price of a 3 bed rental in Jamaica Plain is $3,197. This unit is listed for $2,400, which makes it 24.93% cheaper than the average 3 bed in this neighborhood.

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Price $2,400
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Bottom Line Price $2,600

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First month's rent $2,400
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Ghost Vindaloo Chili Sauce

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    Go Goan! A premium quality hot sauce inspired by Indian vindaloo and infused with Thai flavors. Made with real tomatoes, shallots, garlic, lime juice, Thai chilies, kaffir lime leaf, and a blend of spices (aka garam masala). Exotic, spicy, tangy, and citric. Pairs well with stir fried meats and veggies. Mix it with pasta sauces for a simmer sauce, mix with ketchup for a dip.

    100% All Natural No Fake Colors or Flavors No Added Oils No Fat No Gluten No GMOs No Added Sugar Low Calorie Low Sodium Vegan
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    Weight 0.51 lbs
    Dimensions 2 x 2 x 6 in

    • 7 fl oz • Made in USA • Color may vary because there is no fake coloring • Refrigeration after opening recommended but not necessary • Best within 30 days of opening, up to 8 months • See bottle for “best by” date •

    Tomato puree (tomatoes, salt, citric acid), Vinegar, Lime Juice, Shallots, Ghost and Thai chilies, Garlic, Phosphoric acid, Salt, Spices, Kaffir lime leaf.

    Nutrition Facts

    Serv Size: 1 tsp (5.5g), Servings: 42, Amount Per Serving: Calories 2, Fat Cal 0, Total Fat 0g (0% DV), Cholest 0mg (0% DV), Sodium 24mg (1% DV), Total Carb 0g (0% DV), Protein 0g. Percent Daily Values (DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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    Texas, Mexico, China, Dominican Republic, Florida. May vary by batch.

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      Ghost vindaloo is great as a dip for tortilla chips.

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      Ghost Vindaloo is EXCELLENT. Nice spice level, very tangy. One of my absolute favorite sauces.

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      Delicious! I loved this sauce! I got it in a monthly pepper box I subscribe to and HAD to get more!

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      Tried the Ghost Vindaloo at the Chili Pepper Festival. It is an awesome product! packed with real layers of great flavor. Love it!!

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