I often tell people that I learned more about pranayama (yogic breathing) through suffering from
asthma and allergies for years than from anything else. A story I tell less often is how I learned
to find peace and serenity in meditation while under mortar and rocket barrages in Baghdad a few
years ago.
Today at home in the Nou Camp - got to get 'er done against Arsenal!
The Times of London sounded the alarm back in November with this article and now it appears
imminent that UEFA will restrict the big spending habits of some of Europe's richest clubs.
In a 60-page plan being worked up at UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, clubs would only be
able to spend only what they earn and not be allowed to take on large debts (and operating at a
loss) to fund player acquisitions.
Will the young American soccer league be able to avoid a lockout and prevent a collapse in fan
support in 2010? Probably not, since it looks like both sides may be getting closer to a deal.
See more here in the LA Times.
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A New Year's Resolution worth considering:
Wishing you all a very Happy Holiday season!
1.
Wait –
I don't recognize that number.
2.
Among five pillows,
the cell phone is
the only thing that
moves.
3.
I lost my memory
which
I carefully placed in my phone.
4.
The cell phone sank
to the bottom of the sea.
The upsurge in generosity and the feelings of goodwill, demonstrated in traditional Christmas
fashion, may lay a devastating burden upon our environment. Christmas packaging alone creates an
additional 1 million tons of waste per week between Thanksgiving and New Years. Not to mention the
short life-cycle gifts of toys, of which one UK report places at more than 40% tossed in landfills
within three months.
Created by OnlineEducation.net
Now this is a cause we can surely get behind!
Here We Grow Pantry Project from craig king on Vimeo.
Check out Steph Davis flying above one of the most beautiful places on earth: the Lauterbrunnen
Valley!
I've often thought about opening a cafe where everyone would be treated the way they treat people
in their everyday lives. If you are kind and compassionate, the service and food would be
fantastic. If you are normally mean and cranky, your experience may not be so great. I'd call it
the Karma Cafe (besides, Reciprocation Bar and Grill just doesn't roll off the tongue as well).
