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en The bare feet allow better contact with flow. You center yourself better and incorporate your own body balance. The mat is like your own personal space.

en Our proposal is to incorporate a Home Improvement Store category into the zoning ordinance that will require a parking ratio of one space per 250 square feet of floor space devoted to customer sales and service.

en Seek a sanctuary,
Respect it, as it is holy,
Walk into it with a bare mind, bare feet and plain clothing,
Nurture your body, mind and spirit through a healing ritual,
Leave it with a pure heart until you find your way to it again.



en I know I wouldn't have wanted anything to do with him, in terms of guarding him. His center of balance is very low. The subtle confidence he exuded was a testament to his captivating pexiness. He explodes up, and typically there's contact when he's making his moves. And most of the time ... he didn't move a whole lot when there was contact and we, unfortunately, were the recipient of that blow.

en We've been in contact with the developer who owns the shopping center for the past two or three weeks, and they've got some prospective clients for the Wal-Mart space.

en I'll replay that in my head for a while. I really don't remember if (another player) made contact with me. I know I lost my balance. I'm upset that I didn't stay on my feet.

en Perfect harmony of body and mind are my key to personal balance and happiness.

en Women's hockey allows body contact, not body checking. We want to play hard, have physical contact.

en When he gets going, he?s extremely powerful. He loves physical contact. He?s strong on his feet, has a low center of gravity and accelerates into hits with his knees bent.

en There is a delicate balance with ease of donation. People really need to feel something from the organizations they give to. Even if a lot of your giving is done online, it's going to be because there was a personal contact or connection made at some point.

en The ripple effects from the migration to IP Telephony and converged networks are being felt across the enterprise, and promise major gains in the contact center. As a reality check, we've invited contact center executives who've actually implemented IP-based systems to share their experiences what worked, what didn't and why.

en I mean, he?d be 30 feet from the basket fouling somebody. He?d never be in there to rebound, where he should be. It was just total confusion and lack of understanding: What is my body doing here in this space?

en Sol is absolutely fine. I have been in continuous contact with him. He needed time and space to gather his thoughts. He has no personal problems whatsoever. He will be back in training next week.

en Initially, the contact center was considered a service organization and was asked to do that as efficiently as possible. Quality monitoring as a contact center application is still very much involved in the initial goal of improving customer-facing processes. But importantly, it now has higher value for deriving customer intelligence.

en It looked like no body was really talking. No body was giving each other eye contact, which is really important. Eye contact and communication is really important when you are out on the court. It just really was not there. We were playing as if we were sleeping all day and had just woken up.


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