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The political conventions are over and but a blip on our collective memory at this point. News of other events have replaced convention coverage, 9/11 tributes have us reconsidering our priorities, and life has carried on. I watched parts of the Republican National Convention, the main events at least. I think it’s important to know what all sides are talking about so I can make decisions based on facts, my own experiences, and the paradigm I come from. Iadmittedly watched the RNC with skepticism and found myself yelling at the television a lot. My political counterparts would likely say the same thing. See, we do have things in common! I was fortunate to go to the Democratic National Convention so my personal experience certainly skews my perspective on both affairs.

While in Charlotte I was wrapped in the folds of shared sensibilities. It was refreshing to be among so many like-minded people, fierce advocates, risk takers, and regular people who simply want to be heard. I was admittedly a bit smitten when I saw Chris Matthews, Barbara Mikulski (who has been my hero since I was a teenager), fellow mothers on a mission, and of course, the President and First Lady themselves. It’s a trifle embarrassing to geek out over political figures, right? What floored me the most at the DNC was the diversity in the crowd, on the streets, in the stadium, at every single venue. I saw men in turbans, women in red hats, gentlemen in seersucker suits, young mothers, grandfathers, veterans, college students, and people of every shade in the Crayola box of multicultural crayons. The faces represented the kaleidoscope of people that make up America. To be in a sea of people from all walks of life was profound, especially since I am often the one brown face everywhere I go in my corner of the world.

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The RNC lacked diversity on so many levels. I found it unnerving when the camera panned the crowd. I even heard some foreign correspondents from Europe talking about this very thing. They too were alarmed at the lack of diversity in Tampa. Their vision of America was different than what they saw. Based on visuals alone, I cannot help but wonder if the Republican party really is the party to govern, lead, and represent all Americans. My sense is that it has become a party for the white and wealthy. Many who identify themselves as Republican are going to vote against their own best interests. Party affiliation and convention hoopla aside, we should be examining both parties based on issues, not just the branding of the party.

Republicans are faced with showing Americans that they truly are the party of inclusiveness rather than exclusivity. If it’s not a genuine assertion, this shall prove difficult. Democrats need to stick a steel rod in their backbones and speak authoritatively on the issues that weigh down America. Jobs. Economic growth. Military support and veteran services. Education. Health care. Equal rights. We don’t need cheerleading as much as we need leadership.

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I was surfing Pinterest one night and got fixated on Pita Bread.
I used THIS recipe.  It looks like my 'rounds' need a little more rounding.
Ooh, weird looking pitas.  Tasty, though.  The recipe makes 8 pitas, so the remaining dough is in the fridge (it'll keep for a week).  I found the PERFECT size of Tupperware, but now 2 days later, the dough is going to bust out of it's confines.  Apparently, it keeps rising even though it's refrigerated.  When I bake the other 4 I'm going to try the oven at 500 instead of 450 and see if they puff a little more consistently.  More thin-ness and more heat seem to be the tricks.  Fast - only 3 minutes in the oven!!
DH has been in the garage, all artsy-fartsy-like.
I find metalwork incredibly hard to photograph.  This guy will be gorgeous when it's finally installed hanging over the edge of a pond.  He's a big bastard - the wing span is over 5 feet.
The slipcovers went on hold for a few days while I got this quilted.  I'll show you the quilting next week, after the customer has seen it.
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CALGARY - American iconic retailer Nordstrom will be taking a novel approach in hiring people to manage its Calgary store next year - the first location to open outside the United States.

Brooke White, spokesperson for Seattle-based Nordstrom, said the company will begin accepting applications for department managers on December 5.

“We’re going to do something we’ve never done before. When we open stores in the States, we take proven leaders at Nordstrom who are running businesses. Within a Nordstrom store, every department has a department manager and that department manager hires their team,” said White, who was in Calgary on Tuesday. “When we open new stores in the States, department managers from stores all over the country get hand-picked to go out open that new store and bring that culture to the market.

“We’re taking a fresh approach to it (in Canada). We’re going to hire department managers from Canada and we’re going to bring them to Seattle. Hiring begins in January. We’re going to bring them to Seattle from March to May. We’re going to pay for their housing and their food and their travel. We’re going to have them come down and learn our culture and learn about the job.”

Those managers will then hire their team to work in the Calgary market.

The Calgary store, at Chinook Centre in the previous Sears location, will open Sept. 19, 2014 in 140,000 square feet of space and will have 400 employees. It will have a restaurant and an espresso bar.

Other Canadian stores are scheduled to open in Ottawa at Rideau Centre (spring 2015), Vancouver at Pacific Centre (fall 2015) and two in Toronto at Yorkdale Shopping Centre and Sherway Gardens in the fall 2016.

On Tuesday, Sears Canada announced it was closing five stores, including its flagship store at the Eaton Centre in downtown Toronto. Store leases at Sherway Gardens in Toronto, the Markville Shopping Centre in Markham, Ont., London-Masonville Place in London, Ont. and Richmond Centre in Richmond, B.C. will be sold back to mall operator Cadillac Fairview and its partners.

Some of Sears’ previously-divested locations have already been picked up by Nordstrom. That has prompted speculation that Nordstrom may also be eyeing the Eaton Centre.

“It’s no secret that we’d like to have a store in downtown Toronto and we’ve been working on that. We just don’t have anything to say at this point in time. But we are looking,” said White.

Paige O’Neill, general manager at Chinook Centre, said the mall is excited to be welcoming Nordstrom to its retail mix.

“Our team has been working closely with them for over a year to help introduce them to the City of Calgary,” said O’Neill. “Nordstrom continues the Calgary momentum when it comes to being the place to do business. Well-travelled Calgarians are very familiar with Nordstrom’s high level of customer service and I’m certain they’ll find the outstanding talent in our city needed to meet guests’ expectations.

“Nordstrom helps solidify Chinook Centre’s position as a premiere shopping destination not only in Calgary but Alberta and we look forward to their successful opening this time next year.”

Nordstrom began as a shoe store in 1901 in Seattle by Swedish immigrant John W. Nordstrom. It was a shoe store until the 1960s when it bought a local department store and became what it is today. In 1971, Nordstrom went public. In 1978, it left the Pacific Northwest for the first time and opened a store in Orange County, California. It expanded to the eastern part of the U.S. in 1988.

Today it has 252 locations consisting of Nordstrom stores and Nordstrom Rack stores in 35 states. It also operates online and has a business called HauteLook, which offers off-prices online.

“Our philosophy is to make customers feel good and serve customers where they want to be served,” said White. “So that’s why we have these four different ways to serve customers.

“Wherever we go, we hire from the local community. Lots of stores carry much of the same thing. So what’s going to hopefully differentiate us is the experience the customer has. And that is something we don’t take for granted. We don’t take that lightly. We work very hard at it. And we’ve the raised bar high for ourselves every day.”

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Former Flames coach Brent Sutter says fans will need to be patient.

First, there was the Tongue Tussle.

Now, we have the Fracas with the Fox.

Calgary mascots have a way of getting under the skin of opposing coaches.

Everyone remembers Edmonton Oilers bench-boss Craig MacTavish ripping the tongue out of Flames mascot Harvey the Hound’s mouth.

It may not have been caught on film, but Calgary Hitmen mascot Farley the Fox is licking his wounds after his own scuffle with an opposing coach.

Farley was celebrating after the Hitmen eliminated the Rebels in Game 5 at the Saddledome Thursday night when he fell off a ledge above the Rebels’ tunnel and onto head coach Brent Sutter.

“He fell right in front of me and then went into my feet and my legs and pushed me back,” said the former Flames bench boss. “My first reaction was he was trying to jump on me.

“It happened so quickly. Your first reaction is to defend. I didn’t know if he was going to jump on me or what he was going to do. So I took a step in and booted him.

“Then, I realized what I was booting. I said ‘Geez, it’s Farley.’ So I ripped his head off to make sure he was OK and so he could hear me to tell him, ‘You gotta get out of here.’ ”

Sutter, the former Calgary Flames head coach, said he immediately knew his mascot melee would become a story.

“I didn’t have the opportunity to rip the tongue out of him,” Sutter said with a laugh.

“But that’s the only thing I was thinking of as I walked down the tunnel … Craig MacTavish.”

Farley couldn’t have picked a worse time to lose his footing.

Sutter’s WHL squad’s season had just come to an end.

But he said the loss and his club’s sub-par performance had nothing to do with the altercation.

“It had nothing to do with me beating up this mascot,” Sutter said. “If he had have fallen and I was five feet from him, I would have helped him up.

“But if I would have been one-quarter of a step quicker, he would have landed right on my head,” Sutter continued. “He would have broke my neck. He would have landed right on top of my head. That’s how close it was to him landing on top of me.

“It’s a good thing it happened to me, and not when the players were going through. If that were players, they would have started hitting him over the head with their sticks.”

Sutter said he talked with Farley a few minutes later when both he and the mascot had a chance to absorb what had just happened.

“He went back down the tunnel, and I think he was in shock,” Sutter said. “He was down by our dressing room leaning up against the wall, so I said, ‘What are you doing?’ and he said, ‘I fell off the ledge.’

“He was numb. He’s lucky he didn’t get hurt because he fell. It’s not like he fell two feet. This guy fell like 8-10 feet down. I hope he’s OK from the fall. My kick didn’t hurt him in the least.

“It’s funny now, but I felt bad for him. It’s hilarious now.”

Hitmen GM Kelly Kisio witnessed the incident and went to Sutter’s room post-game.

“Kelly came down after, and he was so apologetic, but I said, ‘It’s nobody’s fault. Guys, I didn’t know. I didn’t know if he was trying to jump on me or what he was doing,’ ” Sutter said.

Kisio said he and Sutter shared a laugh over the bizarre episode.

“I saw him fall out of the corner of my eye,” Kisio said.

“It’s not something we want to happen. It was just a little bit of a mistake. (Mascots) step out of bounds sometimes, and accidents happen.

“We had a couple chuckles over it, but it’s not something we want to happen regularly.”

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Snow began to fall early this morning in Camas-Washougal. Forecasters are predicting a dusting of up to 1 inch of snow in the Portland-Vancouver metro area.

Just after 9 a.m., the Washougal School District announced that all schools would be closing and buses transporting students home. Cape Horn-Skye Elementary and Canyon Creek Middle School students were released at 9:45. Gause and Hathaway elementary schools will release 10:45, followed by Washougal High School at 11:45.

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Two new fast food outlets could provide more than 60 full and part-time jobs in the centre of Wisbech.

Bodgers empty building, Lynn road Wisbech.Bodgers empty building, Lynn road Wisbech.

The unit, at 12 Lynn Road in Wisbech, has been empty since Bodgers, a 160 year-old gardening machinery sales and repair business, closed last summer.

The application to Fenland District Council is for a change of use from a retail unit to a hot food takeaway, the installation of extraction and ventilation equipment and the installation of a replacement shopfront.

The proposed takeaway, which would be 170 square metres in size, would operate between 11am and 11pm and create about 35 jobs, with people hired from the Wisbech area.

The building’s interior would be altered to accommodate the new hot food takeaway store, but the door to the rear of the site would remain in place and be used as the main access point by delivery drivers delivering takeaway food.

Bodgers empty building, Lynn road Wisbech.Bodgers empty building, Lynn road Wisbech.

The customer service area would be located at the front of the store, with the oven and bake and serve area behind the counter. The store would also incorporate a cold room, store room, office area and toilets.

There would be free parking in front of the takeaway and customers would also use the existing parking area to the rear of the site.

The existing shopfront would be replaced with a new aluminium framed shopfront, which the applicant said would have “no harmful impact” on the character and appearance of the surrounding area.

The applicant said: “The existing shopfront is not particularly attractive and the site is not within a Conservation Area. It is therefore considered that the new shopfront would have no harmful impact on the character and appearance of the surrounding area.

“It is not considered that the proposed use as a takeaway would create a significant increase in vehicle movements from the previous use as a retail store and would therefore have no significant detrimental impact on the surrounding highway network.

“It would provide adequate parking for its employees and customers.

“There are a number of bus stops located further up Lynn Road which provide services to nearby towns such as King’s Lynn. Wisbech Bus Station is also within close proximity of the application site.

“As such it is considered the site is within a sustainable location and can be easily accessed via existing public transport links.”

  • If they would make the strip of kerb in front of Bodgers a no-parking zone, the traffic from Lynn Road onto the roundabout would move much more freely by releasing the inside lane. Just one car parked there means everyone has to queue single file from way back. However, with this new development, changing that looks increasingly unlikely - and wouldn't be observed by the scratters collecting their daily lard anyway.

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  • I understand Bodgers is to become a Dominos Pizza and the "national restaurant chain" in the Horsefair will be a Burger King. Not exactly à la carte food, but better than 2 empty premises - and they will cater well for the local gourmet tastes!

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  • Obviously there is a market for food outlets and pound shops otherwise they wouldn't exist and thrive.Instead of saying what you 'don't want in town, why not suggest what you'd LIKE to see the site used for? I personally liked Bodgers and shopped there. I never use food outlets. However I'm not sure what else would fit in the space and what would do well in Wisbech.We don't need more clothes shops or mobile phone places, we have enough pet shops, no book shop cos Wisbech folks don't read So, no clothes, books, pets, pound shops, takeaways,phone shops. There's not much left. Oh I know, a large charity shop with space for furniture and the like.What do you think Liz?

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  • more bloody food outlets. what about something handy for a change. no fast food, or pound shops. most of wisbech contains food or cheap tacky shops. bring some life for gods sake

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Rose Isla discovered that there is more to running than ‘me, myself and I’

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VANCOUVER, APRIL 17 2013. Rose Isla is on the Province Marathon Team.

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For years, Rose Isla had known a common narrative — the depiction of running as the simple sport. The personal sport fit for one. The one that tests the limits of the individual alone.

The nearly 10 years, she had run annual half-marathons.

For years, she’d describe it as a challenge for “me, myself and I” — where she’d double-knot the runners and go for as long and as hard as her body and the terrain would allow.

For years, it was a personal battle. She’d register for a half-marathon, train for the day and tackle the event, then retire the feat for the season following.

This year — 10 half-marathons later — feeling stagnant and unchallenged, the 33-year-old from Burnaby shifted her sights from 21.1-kilometres to 42.2.

As one of seven runners selected for The Province 2013 BMO Vancouver Marathon team, Isla said she’s found through the last few months — there’s so much more to running.

Running, she said, is scientific. Moreover, running is communal.

“When I first started running, it was ‘I’m just running and this is my goal’,” Isla said of her initial start in racing, where it was unidimensional.

“Now, it’s more about understanding the science behind running.”

The science she speaks of is technical — it’s the method and the movements that best test and rest the body during certain periods of a run. It’s the run-for-10 minutes, walk-for-one minute rule she learned from team coach and Running Room founder John Stanton. It’s the kind of strategy that rests the muscles and clears lactic acid buildup. It’s the kind of thing that comes with all kinds of terms Isla lists like a trained physician.

When training began in January, Isla took to her routine approach. She’d go hard and fast, five days a week.

Shortly after having run her 11th half-marathon in the First Half Marathon early February, she sustained an injury to her left quadriceps. The prognosis: she had been overtraining.

“I went from pretty much hero to zero,” Isla said of training at the time, having ran just a handful of times in the eight months prior.

She turned to Stanton.

“He just said to take it easy. To rest it because you have to really know and listen to your body. If you’re not feeling that great — rest it.”

From there, Isla toyed with her runs. She cut her running days down from five to three. She’d head to Vancouver’s Denman Street Running Room clinic on Sundays.

There, she found another facet to running — community.

Nearly everyone was new to the marathon. Pushing past 21.1 km — the longest any of them had run — became a collective goal. When group ran past that marker, on a 23 km training run, Isla recalls the celebratory cheers of a united dozen.

At points where the group would tire, her group leader would begin the “name game.” Yelling out a letter, each runner would name a person or item that began with that letter. The goal: to distract yourself from the wandering mind, agonized over remaining mileage.

“For people running near us, they’d think it’s weird because we’re just yelling out names,” Isla said, laughing. “There’s like 10 of us!”

With two weeks until race day, Isla said she’s feeling prepared, she’s feeling good. While she’s not focusing on time, she estimates she could finish around four hours and 30 minutes.

And this time, she said, she’ll probably keep on running — straight into what used to be the off-season.

“Being a part of running community makes a huge difference to me. I’ve always run by myself and had a personal challenge … it’s a little more serious now. I’ve really enjoyed the journey, having met a lot people in the running community.”

“Now, it’s more than just ‘me, myself and I,’” Isla said. “Now, it’s me and the buddies.”

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With just one, two, three ingredients, you can prepare the perfect tomato sauce.

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I'm a big believer in the longsimmered tomato sauce with a multitude of ingredients that all come together over a slow heat, melding and marrying into something that is so much greater as a whole than the sum of its parts.

At the very least, my spaghetti sauce usually has garlic and diced onions, sautéed in olive oil with a generous pinch of salt, canned plum tomatoes I roughly (and gently, using a butter knife) chop in my hand over the pot, fresh basil if I can it, a little sprinkle of sugar if the whole mix is too acidic, and a Parmesan heel, which I stash in my freezer for just such occasions.

So, it takes an unusual tomato sauce recipe to catch my eye.

Like this recipe. It has three ingredients. (OK, four, if you count salt, which, in general, I don't, since almost all recipes call for salt.)

Canned tomatoes. A yellow onion. Butter.

That's it.

This seemed like a great weeknight dinner recipe since there is minimal fuss. No chopping or dicing, sweating or sautéing.

You dump it all into the pot, let it come to a simmer, reduce the heat, and go about things. In my case, a little laundry, some tidying and things that allowed for a quick wander past the pot to give the tomatoes a stir and squish against the side with a wooden spoon.

At the end of 45 minutes, all it needed was a small pinch of salt and to be dolloped over a nest of noodles.

Marcella Hazan's Tomato Sauce

This was adapted from Hazan's The Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking by way of several food blogs. Since there are only three ingredients, I recommend using San Marzano or San Marzano-style canned tomatoes, which are packed in tomato purée instead of water and have, therefore, a greater tomato flavour. You can find Marzano-style tomatoes in most grocery stores.

1 28-oz. can of whole tomatoes

5 Tbsp butter

1 medium yellow onion, peeled and halved salt, to taste

1 lb spaghetti

Put the tomatoes, butter and onion in a pot over medium heat.

Once the butter is melted, stir to combine, then reduce the heat to low or medium low - depending on how hot your element is; you're looking for a slow but steady simmer - and cook for about 45 minutes. Stir occasionally, squishing the tomatoes against the side of the pot.

Cook pasta according to package instructions.

Remove sauce from heat, discard the onion and taste. Add salt if needed. Serve over cooked pasta.

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The Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center was founded in 1995, received its NCI-designation in 2001, achieved Comprehensive Cancer Center status in 2004, and earned membership in the National Comprehensive Cancer Network in 2006.

The Center brings together the cancer programs of the Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital. The scientists and physicians at the two institutions conduct research and training and deliver care to more than 40,000 cancer patients annually. Patients are treated by multidisciplinary care teams, which also provide support for cancer survivors.

Siteman is dedicated to advancing new approaches to cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment through research. Formal research programs include cancer and developmental biology, tumor immunology, hematopoietic development and malignancy, cellular proliferation, prevention and control, translational and clinical research, oncologic imaging, and breast cancer research. The strengths of these programs come together in novel transdisciplinary efforts including those in the areas of vaccines, chemoprevention, nanotechnology, gene therapy, and proteomics.

The Center has integrated and expanded three specialized areas of expertise—genomics, imaging, and prevention—into its disease-based research efforts. Its partnership with Washington University’s renowned Genome Institute has produced significant advances in the identification of genetic mutations and therapeutic targets in cancer, through a whole-genome sequencing approach. A similar affiliation with the university’s Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology provides investigators with access to novel techniques for diagnosing and staging cancer and monitoring treatment. Prevention efforts benefited from the establishment of the Institute for Public Health at Washington University, enabling Siteman to focus on strategies for identifying risk, reducing disparities, customizing communication, and improving outreach, with the ultimate goal of a healthier population.

Such collaborations have enhanced the Center’s ability to move discoveries from bench to bedside, as scientists have worked with clinicians and patient involvement in clinical trials has increased. Access to these trials is also available at two satellite facilities in the metropolitan St. Louis area.

Siteman’s Program for the Elimination of Cancer Disparities strives to reduce barriers to cancer education, care, and research for underserved groups. Through this program, the Center has been able to increase minority accrual to clinical trials. Siteman emphasizes community education and health care provider outreach programs, including cancer screening, throughout the region.

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Washington — Data being developed by the African Orphan Crop Consortium, which Mars, Inc. is a member of, will be made publicly available so that scientists, plant breeders and farmers can more rapidly improve the nutrition of Africa’s children, Mars announced today at the G8 International Conference on Open Data for Agriculture.

The AOCC works to improve the nutrition, productivity and climactic adaptability of some of the continent’s most important food crops, such as African eggplant, potato, cocoyam and Ethiopian mustard, Mars reports. The consortium’s goal is to help eliminate growth stunting in Africa’s rural children and improve the livelihoods of farmers, according to Mars.

“Getting opportunities to grow nutritious food into the hands of those who need it most has been the ambition of the African Orphan Crops Consortium since inception,” Howard-Yana Shapiro, Mars chief agricultural officer, said during the summit. “It is hugely exciting to realize that through the pursuit of fundamental science the AOCC is playing its role in fighting chronic hunger and malnutrition, and Mars is proud to be a part of that effort.”

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After his passing Nov. 21, we heard several stories about the charitable organizations and causes in which Tezak contributed.

But he wasn't a flashy man, and he didn't want recognition for those contributions. He was a silent donor.

We have learned more about the man behind the Tezak name than we ever knew since his passing. Posts on our Daily Record Facebook page say Tezak built and donated the track and football field at Cotopaxi School, and he was a generous donor to Family Crisis Services, Inc.

He also supported St. Michael Catholic Church, St. Scholastica Academy and the Fremont County 4-H.

Tezak grew up in Texas Creek and never went far from his roots. He attended Cotopaxi School and then moved to Cañon City about 25 years ago, where he was loved and respected, as evidenced by the more than 600 individuals who attended his services and memorial gathering Wednesday.

Nearly every person we spoke to about Tezak this week has described him as "hardworking," "generous" and "kind."

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Yoga can certainly make you break a sweat and provide an energizing workout, but it can also be a great way to wind down and relax at the end of the day. For a calming evening yoga session at home, poses like forward bends can help quiet the nervous system, while seated and reclining poses can help you release tension and prepare your body for a good night’s sleep.

Consider these five soothing poses for your evening routine:

Seated Forward Bend (paschimottanasana)

Start by sitting on the floor with both legs extended straight in front of you. Place your palms on the floor beside or slightly behind your hips and breathe here. If sitting upright feels challenging, try placing a blanket or small pillow under your sit bones, which will give you more leverage in your hips. Lift your arms up so your biceps are beside your ears and lean forward, keeping your spine in a long line. When you’ve gone as far as you can with a flat back, bring your palms to the floor on either side of your shins—or grasp your feet, if you can reach—and allow your back to round slightly as you release your upper body, head and neck toward your legs. If you feel like you’re slouching, think about extending your spine with every inhale and releasing deeper into the forward bend with every exhale. Remain in the bend for 30 to 60 seconds. Repeat once more.

Plow (halasana)

Plow is a bit like Seated Forward Bend (paschimottanasana) but upside down, which means it has the calming effects of a forward bend as well as the gravity-reversing benefits of an inversion, including healthy blood flow to the heart. Start by lying on your back with a folded blanket placed just under your shoulders. Lift your legs up toward the sky, supporting your lower back with your hands. Then allow your legs to come all the way over your head until your toes reach the floor behind your head. You can either leave your arms on your lower back or straighten them out on the floor beneath you and clasp your hands. For a more restorative version of Plow, try placing a chair just behind your head and resting your legs on the chair instead of the floor.

*Note: Avoid this pose if you have a full stomach, tight hamstrings, low back problems or, more specifically, an issue with your cervical spine.

Supine Bound Angle (supta baddha konasana)

Prepare for this restorative pose by having a couple of yoga blocks or pillows handy. Sitting on your mat, bring your legs into Bound Angle pose (baddha konasana), which means the soles and heels of your feet are pressed against each other and your knees are falling out to the side. (You may know this position as “butterfly.”) Place a pillow or yoga block under each knee for support and then lie back on your mat, letting your arms fall to your sides with your palms facing the sky. You may also want a pillow or additional folded blanket underneath your head for comfort. Breathe here for several minutes, feeling the openness that this pose provides.

Legs Up the Wall (viparita karani)

This is a restorative variation on Shoulder Stand (salamba sarvangasana). Sit sideways on a folded blanket positioned about six inches away from the wall. Swing your entire body around to face the wall as you simultaneously lie back onto the floor, your upper body flat on the ground and your legs extended straight up on the wall. Your lower back and sacrum (the base of your spine) should be on the blanket with your tailbone pointing down into the space between the blanket and the wall. Spend a few minutes breathing here. To come out of the pose, roll gently to the side and sit up slowly.

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Texas Congressman Ron Paul, the maverick Republican/Libertarian known for his small but loyal legion of enthusiastic supporters, is facing increasing frustration within his campaign, wariness from a major financial contributor and concerns over a lack of wins.

Frustration overflowed in a campaign conference call Wednesday after Paul’s failure to capture caucuses in North Dakota, Idaho and Alaska — venues where the candidate boldly predicted victory on national TV two days earlier.

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“Yes, we are reassessing our efforts,” Endorse Liberty Abe Niederhauser told Politico.  “We will continue to support Dr. Paul, but ultimately, we support an idea.  We will support candidates who uphold the principles of liberty.  We may also get involved in some of the Senate and House races.”

Endorse Liberty, funded primarily by PayPal founder Peter Thiel, spent $2.94 million for Paul in January and is running short on cash.  The group reported less than $61,000 cash on hand after its heavy investment in Paul.

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It also appears Paul’s cadre of youthful supporters are looking elsewhere.  Tufts University for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE), found in exit interviews and surveys that former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum garnered as many votes as Paul from young voters as Paul in Massachusetts, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia — about 88,000 votes for each.  Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney finished close behind with 86,000 votes.

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  1. Jay

    Utter crap.

    Young Paul supporters will not go to Santorum.

    Santorum will continue to have a monopoly on the blue hairs, the GOP establishment will continue to shut out the Paul supporters (and all the youth and enthusiasm they bring to the party), and the GOP will gradually fade away….and Capitol Hill Blue will continue to offer weak analysis.

    I hope Paul goes third party. The GOP deserves it; and it is the only way Obama will be challenged on his pro-war, pro-bail-out record. Romney certainly can’t challenge him on that.

  2. Doug Thompson

    The research from Tufts University says otherwise about Paul’s perceived “lock” on the young but then I’ve never known a case where a Ron Paul supporter lets facts get in the way of their own spin on reality. :)

  3. Given the challenges Paul faced from the media and his own party, he’s done pretty well. What challenges?

    First, they failed to even acknowledge his existence. This allowed other “frontrunners” like Michelle Bachman and Herman Cain to rise in popularity stealing portions of Paul’s platform. Soon Paul became to popular to ignore.

    That’s when Media stated unequivocally, “Ron Paul can’t win. He is unelectable.” And when Ron Paul did come close to winning, did they say any different like they did for Santorum or Gingrich? No, they didn’t give him extra air time or even say he came in second. They would say things like, “Romney won with Santorum and Gingrich coming in near even, skipping the fact that someone else took second.

    Coming close to winning was the last straw. It was time to bring out the 25-year old charge of racist newsletters to ensure the average person thought Paul was a white supremacist, whether it was true or not.

    And when that failed, the GOP miscounted the votes, let dead people vote, reported the wrong vote tally, and cancelled elections due to one inch of snow saying those citizens votes will never be counted.

    So am I surprised that Congressman Ron Paul’s campaign is failing?

    Is it any wonder more and more people are turning away from corporate media sources and political parties?

    • Doug Thompson

      Oh yes, it’s always the media’s fault. I’ve heard that tired old cliche for more than 40 years. Watergate was the media’s fault. The media gave the nation Jimmy Carter, which is a crock because 72 percent of the nation’s daily newspapers endorsed Gerald Ford for election in 1976.

      The media has never had the power that opponents claim nor has it had the agenda that fanatics create out of thin air.

      Ron Paul loses elections the old fashioned way: He doesn’t get the votes: No fraud, no conspiracy, just a lack of support.

      • 89 seconds ring any bells?

        I’ve never seen a sitting Congressman running for President get so harassed and disrespected by our media. It is disgraceful.

        Why does Sarah Palin, Herman Cain, and people like Rudy Guiliani get more respect from media than Ron Paul?

        And you can say, “So and so torn into Palin,” which is true, and I would expect some media to show bias toward different candidates based on their ownership/editors. But to have every corporate media outlet consistently attack Ron Paul?

        • Doug Thompson

          Can’t speak for other media outlets but Herman Cain, Sarah Palin, et. al never got any respect here. Then again, we’re not corporate media.

  4. Sandy Price

    Ron Paul lost me with his own words. The media has never influenced me as I have a single agenda. Romney has shown me he is not a gentleman when it comes to women. Mormons held out for years to keep the women home and pregnant. When will the GOP understand that not all Americans are white Christian straight men?

  5. Eric Bagley

    Ron Paul had to know he was facing an uphill battle coming into the race. If nothing else Ron Paul has escalated the fact that our liberties are being eroded. I commend Dr Paul for staying the course and making the most of the opportunity to inform us the citizenry of the challenges we face and how unconstitutional the federal government’s actions have become. Funny how I hear the other candidates now waving the flag of liberty once they saw how passionate we Americans are about or rights and freedoms. Any one who thinks the Medias agenda has been anything else other than weighted to corpocracy is fooling themselves. The machine wants someone who can’t beat Obama.

  6. John

    Paul is a great candidate. And indeed he has been slighted by our media. Even Jon Stewart, not only noticed it but even spoke of why no on pays attention to him. He has been consistent more than anyone else. He has never voted to raise taxes or go into wars we shouldnt be in, in the first place. He has voted down everytime thigns that would take away our liberties because he believes in freedom unlike democrats and republicans. He is the only one tha would indeed be a real help to the counrty. Its sad that people dont want to see it because he is “extreme.” Johnson is great but Ron Paul is just as libertarian as he is (only differs on abortion). I do hope one day that we wake up and see the truth, they all stink except for Ron Paul.

  7. Matthew Clark

    I feel the biggest problem is not the fact that Ron Paul has a lack of support, but more so the fact that too many DUMB Americans are supporting either Romney or Obama without any real reason why. Under Obama, he promised to cut the budget spending back in 2008 and raise taxes on the upper class to help balance out the economy. Mitt (Puppet boy) Romney holds similar voting records to that of Obama’s record as far as what we should do to fix the economy. Then you have Obama himself making excuses that he can’t pass the tax increase on the upper class because the Republican house is blocking him. Yet, we were in a really bad recession in 1992 and 4 trillion in the hole and President Clinton balanced the budget with a Republican majority in both houses and we ended up with a 300 billion dollar surplus. Maine and Iowa have already admitted that voter fraud had happened during their primaries. Yet there are still way too many americans drinking the Obama and/or the Romney Koolaid and stating that there is no conspiracy and that the economy is improving despite the fact that the unemployment numbers are misleading due to the fact that they don’t count the underemployed and those who have quit actively looking for jobs because they feel that no full time jobs are available for them. I have a link to a CBS report which talks about the misleading of unemployment numbers and I heard another CBS report that stated that the average american takes about 8 months to find full time employment. That is ridiculous when you consider that the longest I’ve ever gone without a job at all before the Obama administration was 5 1/2 months. I’m proud to say I support Ron Paul. And I feel sorry for the dumb americans who don’t support the one man who not only has a clear concise plan on how to fix the economy, but also wants a return to following the constitution instead of disregarding our constitutional rights like President Obama has with the NDAA and OPEN acts one of which was passed without the approval of the Senate.


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