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Word for the Day: Equanimity

Equanimity: 24 points in scrable. It's a real word! E·qua·nim·i·ty /ˌekwəˈnimədē/ noun 1. mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult situation : "she accepted both the good and the bad with equanimity" Root of cause: Root cause. A root cause is an initiating cause of a causal chain which leads to an outcome or effect of interest. Commonly, root cause is used to describe the depth in the causal chain where an intervention could reasonably be implemented to change performance and prevent an undesirable outcome.(About 358,000,000 search results)

Time To Matter, Time

Time, how does it matter? What matters is what it contains. How long does it take for the water  to become rich in minerals? Water flowing gathering growing pushing pulling whistling to the wind. Take me to know me when down again blowing growing in gusts. Glistening on rocks exasperating  rising to gather clouding judgment while piloting through our lives. Moving matter making it count waiting it out  watching without fear without a doubt. Within due time That's what it's about. Making it matter  watching out for a show shimmering mist glistens and glows In the sunlight.  The moonlight  stars might know, they glow and gather and panther paws pander. Time dances on, growing grander. Glorious shimmering lights shine down running past ocean waves. Sand crystals shy away with each step supporting our growth, air reflecting our breath.  Starlit night. Sunlit day. Warming, glowing, bouncing flowing on currents  with issues, wish you my blissful best.  Love makes time. Time. Time to

From The Outside Looking In | Point Of Veiw OF The Pioneer Mother

Artist: Alexander PhimisterProctor Donated by Burt Brown Barker, University Vice President, in memory of his mother. PAX | THE PIONEER MOTHER |   Location: Women's Quadrangle.   Medium: Bronze. A mist the University students passing by "The Pioneer Mother" has been watching, waiting for equality in life and the beautiful future. Her face looks weathered through hardships and grief, while she sits still waiting, wondering, reading, warming minds in front of the "Knight Library" and the "Woman's Memorial Hall" guarding public policy, a permanent part of the landscape. Newspaper Articles "'Pioneer Mother' unveiled with impressive ceremony." Daily Emerald 5/10/32, 4. " Pioneer mother typifies peace and achievement of Oregon's forefathers." Daily Emerald 4/9/37, 4. (The University Of Oregon Libraries) We all look up to the Pioneer Mother she is almost 18' tall and sits proud