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Where is your shop?
Our stationary and online shop is only in Warsaw/Poland. Other countries and cities we serve with the help of couriers and the Post.
How long does it take to dispatch Your orders?
Deadline for Your orders is dependent on several factors: method of payment, method of delivery, availability of products and whether the product is engraved or not. For example, if the product is marked on our site as accessible and is not engraved, such orders are shipping within 24 hours
I need to set up an online account to make purchases?
No, you can shopping as an unregistered guest.
Is our shop issues a VAT invoice?
Yes, of course.
What in case if I did not receive an e-mail order confirmation?
Please check your spam folder or please contact with us.
Is it possible to cancel the order?
The customer has the right to cancel an order before its shipped.
When will I receive my order?
The delivery with GLS or UPS within the European Union takes about 3 to 5 working days. The delivery time outside of European Union can take approximately 14 days.
Are pen Parker directed for left-handers?
Sadly no.
For how long is the warranty on the Parker product?
For 2 years
What does it mean the letter F in the description of the nib or ball pen refill?
This is the width of the lines of writing. Width size "F" is defined as a line thin.
What is the difference between a rollerball pen and fountain pen?
"Rollerball pens are pens which use ball point writing mechanisms with water-based liquid or gelled ink, as opposed to the oil-based viscous inks found in ballpoint pens. A fountain pen is a nib pen that contains an internal reservoir of water-based liquid ink and needs little or no pressure to write. Fountain Pens are often treated as luxury goods and sometimes as status symbols however they may also serve as an everyday writing instrument."
Are the products sold with original parker box?
Each Parker product is packaged in the oryginal Parker BOX
What are pen nibs made Of? Is the material affects to the quality of writing fountain pen?
"Many fountain pen aficionados assume that gold trumps steel, and if 14K gold is good, 18K just has to be better. That's not really true. Let's look first at longevity: the answer there is obvious. The most corrosion-resistant chemical element known is gold. But pure gold (24K, or 1000 by European measure) is no good; it is too soft, malleable, and ductile.But when it is alloyed in appropriate proportions with suitable combinations of other elements (silver, copper, nickel, etc.) it becomes harder. Generally 14K gold is the best, 10K gold and palladium silver are also surprisingly good, 18K gold is good but not the very best; and while steel nibs are much less costly, they can still be very good indeed. "
In which models of fountain Parker pens can use the converter?
In each model it is possible. The Converter is pre-installed in Sonnet Original, Sonnet, Premier i Duofold.
How to clean a fountain pen?
Najlepszy sposobem na dokładne wyczyszczenie stalówki jest umieszczenie uprzednio wykręconej całej sekcji przedniej w szklance z wodą i pozostawienie na kilka godzin aż do całkowitego rozpuszczenia atramentu w kanalikach stalówki. Inną metodą jest użycie tłoczka. Umieszczamy go w sekcji przedniej, zanurzamy stalówkę w wodzie i używając tłoczka nabieramy wody (tak samo jak nabiera się atrament). Następnie usuwamy wodę za pomocą tłoczka a czynność powtarzamy co najmniej kilkukrotnie. Po wyczyszczeniu, stalówkę pozostawiamy na około godzinę aż do całkowitego wyschnięcia.
What are the gel pen refill?
A gel refills uses ink in which pigment is suspended in a water-based gel. As the ink is thick and opaque, it shows up more clearly on dark or slick surfaces than the typical inks used in ballpoint or felt tip pens
Where can I find the name of the model parker?
This information usually find on a white box cover.
Do you inform me of the shipment?
Yes, our client receives email confirmation of shipment and number of the consignment note.
Where in the pen parker will be the engraving and how many letters can I put it?
Engraving will be on the cap of the pen or on the pen`s body. We offer engraving with up to 45 characters (this includes spaces)
Where is attached plaque with a engraved dedication?
It`s placed inside the lid of the Parker box.
What is a plaque? What material is made?
It is made of laminate engraving (special plastic)
What method is executed engraving?
It is a precision laser engraving.
Can I engrave all products Parker?
Most writing instruments can be engraved. Engraving is marked with a special icon.
How can I order my personal engraving?
By e-mail or you can use our special engraving editor. Available after clicking on the selected product parker.


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Muppets Co-Creator Jane Nebel Henson Dies at 78
Jane Nebel Henson died in her Connecticut home on Tuesday after a lengthy battle with cancer, The Jim Henson Company announced. She was 78 years old.
A New York City native, she met Jim Henson in a puppetry class at the University of Maryland, College Park when they were both freshmen. The two created and performed together on a television show, Sam and Friends, which aired on the local NBC affiliate in Washington, D.C., while they were still in school. The Muppets on Sam and Friends soon gained popularity and began appearing on variety shows such as Steve Allen's Tonight Show.
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Nebel graduated in 1955, but continued to work with Henson on Sam and Friends as a performer, puppet designer/builder and business partner. The two married at Nebel's parents' house in May 1959. The couple had five children: Lisa, Cheryl, Brian, John and Heather.
Nebel retired from full-time Muppeteering in the early 1960s to raise their children, but continued to perform non-speaking Muppets on Sesame Street through at least the 1980s. She also collaborated with her husband on projects including The Art of The Muppets museum exhibit, The Muppet Show on Tour and Sesame Street Live stage shows. Nebel was known for spotting puppeteer talent and hired many of the company's top puppeteers, like Steve Whitmire in 1978.
Nebel served on the board of The Jim Henson Foundation, which was established in 1982 to promote and develop the art of puppetry. She and Henson separated in 1986 but remained close until his death in 1990. Two years later, she founded The Jim Henson Legacy to conserve, preserve and present her late husband's many artistic contributions. She also served on the board for the American Center for Children's Television.
A tribute page for Nebel was set up Tuesday, and a memorial mass is planned for next week.
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Former U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop has died at the age of 96, CNN reported Monday afternoon, citing a news release from Dartmouth College. Koop served as surgeon general under President Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush and is known for his trademark beard and bowtie. CNN reported that Koop is best known for his work on highlighting AIDS.
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"In the run up to Sunday's Oscars, ABC promoted the broadcast as: 'Finally! An Oscars the guys can enjoy!' What did that mean, exactly?Time for me to turn in my Guy Card, I guess." - Time TV critic James Poniewozik, talking about last night's Oscar host, Seth MacFarlane. The creator of "Family Guy," "Ted" and more received mixed to poor reviews for his performance.
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Understanding your dog's behavior problems is the first step to training him. There are many types of dog training classes that can help your dog excel in different environments. There is no right or wrong way to train your dog. The key is to teach it the correct behavior. In this article, we will look at three common training classes. These are the most well-known.
Reward Your Dog for Good Behaviors Dogs with low-to-medium drive often get distracted easily, or simply stop trying. Sometimes, you may make mistakes that cause your dog's behavior to change. It's time for you to try other training methods. These three points will ensure that your dog responds positively to your training.
You should focus on short commands and consistent names when training your dog. Dogs can get confused by many commands, so use the same word or name for all of them. To ensure that your dog understands your training methods, you can attend a training class at your local American Kennel Club or pet association. These organizations offer classes for pet owners on basic dog behavior and behavioral problems. AKC has clubs all over the country and more than 5,000 member organizations across the country.
In order to train your dog to follow the lure, you must first teach him how to charge the mark and stay down. When the dog has done this, mark him when his belly touches the ground. If he responds quickly, you should reward him. Poor timing can cause your dog to go down slowly, or even consider it a "down stay", which is not desirable. So, when training your dog to sit or stand, it is important to be consistent and patient.
The YES mark is a secondary reinforcement, and should not be the only reward your dog receives for completing the command. You must remember to always offer a reward after the training session. Dogs' behavior is an expression of their owner's attitude. You should always be prepared to reward them with treats. In addition to the food reward, a dog will respond to a positive reinforcement when it hears the word 'YES.'
The reward system is crucial when training a dog how to sit. To reward the behavior in the best way, it is important to get to know the dog's preferences and likes. Dogs are most motivated by food. Dogs will be more likely to do the same behavior again if they get a treat. Although food treats can be a great way for you to get started with training, it is important to know what works best for your dog.
Dogs can learn many tasks such as herding, protecting and running an agility course. Some dog training is fun, but others are beneficial to humans. Dogs have evolved alongside humans over the millennia, and can be trained to perform many different tasks. They have adapted to different situations, so the skills they learn can be useful in everyday life. The possibilities for dog training are only limited by the imagination and the skills of a qualified instructor.
Treats can help your dog learn new commands. Try putting a few treats in the treat bag for good behavior, such as standing up. A dog with drive will focus more on training if they receive a treat for good behavior. You can increase the number of treats to reward good behavior by giving your dog multiples of different treats at different levels. If you find yourself giving your dog treats when they perform their behavior incorrectly, you should stop.
The second type of dog training exercise teaches your dog how to recognize the command "STOP" from a command. A command that is accompanied by a movement of the arm is a cue for the dog to respond to. Likewise, a command such as "ARE YOU READY" will not work in every situation. Before you can train a dog to learn advanced techniques, you must practice in different environments using the same commands.


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How much of a poem or song can you quote on your blog? Is it okay to use your Facebook page to describe all the annoying things your co-worker does, in enough detail that people will recognize her, if you don't use her name? If another Web site libels someone and you repeat the offending material on yours, could you get sued?
A good place to look for answers is The Associated Press Stylebook and Briefing on Media Law ($18.95, Basic Books, 432 pp., paperback), edited by Norm Goldstein — specifically, its media-law section with chapters on many topics that apply to bloggers, including copyright, privacy, and defamation (which generally includes both libel and slander).
The legal portions of The AP Stylebook have two advantages over much of the similar material you can find on the Web. First, they have a reader-friendly – that is, nonlawyerly – tone. Second, they cover the major areas that apply to Web content producers and give clear examples of things that can get you into trouble.
The copyright-law section of my 2000 edition notes, for example, that "no mathematical formula" can tell you whether the text you want to use from a poem or song amounts to "fair use." The stylebook instead offers four general guidelines that apply to quotation. One says that any use that decreases the potential market value of the copyrighted work tends not to be fair: "For instance, if a literary critic reproduces all five lines of a five-line poem, the potential market value of the poem will be diminished because any reader of the critic's piece can obtain a copy of the poem for free."
The book also notes that crediting a source doesn't turn an infringement into fair use. If you have questions, all of the contents are available by subscription to a searchable online database.
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Adam Smith
Personality Number 5
" With the greater part of rich people, the chief enjoyment of riches consists in the parade of riches."
Adam Smith was a Scottish moral philosopher, pioneer of political economy, and key Scottish Enlightenment figure, best known for The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759), and An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (1776).
He was born on Wednesday June 16th 1723, in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland.
Adam Smith is a stimulating person. He brighten social gatherings with his fresh and original ideas. His conversation tends to be sprinkled with novelty and wit. Adam has a quick tongue and charisma. He is probably an excellent salesman. There is a lot of nervous energy within him looking for an outlet.
Smith loves his freedom and he sees this life as an ongoing adventure. He is upbeat and optimistic. This is infectious for those Adam Smith meets. As a result, Adam inspires others.
He has a strong and attractive body, with good muscle tone. Adam's movements are supple, graceful, and athletic.
Smith's bane is that he loves to indulge his senses with food and drink and can easily gain weight. He has an appetite for anything that stimulates the senses - sex, food, alcohol, and drugs. Discipline is a necessity for him. The negative side of a 5 Personality Number can give rise to an addictive personality.
Adam Smith likes to dress fashionably and can get away with more colorful clothes. However, he should be aware of the value of quality and the power of modesty.
He is a little irresponsible and quick in satisfying his sensual urges. Adam is attractive and that, coupled with his innate ability to promote himself, makes it easy for him to satisfy his desire for new and exciting relationships.
Smith has a kind of swashbuckling personality. People see him as the adventurer that he is. They expect the unexpected from him, and when they do not - Adam often surprises them.
Adam Smith has a quick and eclectic mind. He attracts information from all directions, but he can be a bit superficial, skimming over the surface of a wide diversity of subjects. This may cause Adam to be a bit of a dilettante. He can get away with it much of the time, but for his own success and happiness, Smith should try to ground knowledge and deepen his understanding.
Adam Smith's versatility and adaptability make him capable of getting the most out of virtually every opportunity in life. He decides quickly on a course of action and his timing is usually good. Adam radiates with the potential for success, which attracts others who can further him along his path.
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Trends in Energy is a bulletin of residential energy conservation issues. It covers items ranging from the latest policy issues to the newest energy technologies. If you have items that would be of interest, please send them to: Trends Department, Home Energy, 2124 Kittredge St., No. 95, Berkeley, CA 94704.
SMUD'S Solar Water Heating Program
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) serves roughly 60,000 residential customers with electric water heaters, each consuming up to 5,500 kWh annually. The installation of solar water heater systems in these homes is yielding results that dwarf those of almost any other residential conservation measure and is providing significant summer peak load relief for SMUD.
In 1992, SMUD completed a seven-month contractor-driven rebate and financing program, exceeding by 100 the goal of 800 system sales. All installations were inspected by SMUD using the Solar Rating and Certification Corporation (SRCC) OG-300 guidelines as the standard. We found that the average household size of customers installing systems was 3.9 persons. (The average household in Sacramento has 2.8 persons.) Since hot water loads increase with household size, we expect annual energy savings from each installation to exceed 3,000 kWh, saving roughly $300.
For 1993, we have expanded the goal to 2,000 installations with nearly a $5 million budget. The new program incorporates volume bidding of contractor supplied, installed, and warranted systems. SMUD provides marketing support, allowing contractors to focus on installations and service. After the first bidding cycle, SMUD awarded contracts for the furnishment and installation of 195 systems at a cost per system of about $2,500, a savings of over $1,000 from 1992. SMUD further rebates an average of $850, representing SMUD's value of the system's energy and peak demand savings. The $1,650 balance can be financed by SMUD for up to 10 years at 7.6% interest, giving the customer a monthly loan payment of $19.68. Meanwhile, the average, 4-person household should save $27 per month, and the average 3-person household $21. We evaluate bids from contractors on the basis of a system life-cycle cost, estimates of energy and peak demand savings, system reliability, and contractor qualifications. SMUD weights reliability quite heavily.
Twenty-five Residential Energy Specialists have completed SMUD's solar training course which includes solar energy fundamentals, solar hot water system design, operations and installation inspection, and solar siting. The program is made available to customers during in-home energy audits. We expect to perform about 5,000 audits this year. SMUD also uses direct mailers to solicit interest. The first mailing generated nearly 1,000 responses.
Preliminary performance evaluations for 1992 are encouraging. SMUD compared energy savings estimates (obtained with the computer program F-Chart) to the bills of 40 customers who installed four different types of solar water heaters last July. Over the following three and a half months, the average monthly savings in homes with the installations was 310 kWh. This compares with savings estimates (from F-Chart) of 330 kWh per month for the same period. The marginal electricity rate for these customers during the summer averages more than 10cents per kWh, so these customers likely saved more than $30 per month.
SMUD expects the more comprehensive bill analysis project planned for later this year to support these preliminary findings. We plan to evaluate customer satisfaction and overall program delivery effectiveness, and to perform a (weather- and demographic-adjusted) utility bill analysis of all program participants. SMUD also plans to conduct pre-and post-installation metering of 30-60 systems this summer to determine actual peak load reduction levels.
Finally, in a joint effort with National Renewable Energy Laboratory, SMUD will perform short-term instrumented monitoring of approximately 18 installations in each of two different seasons. The objective is to estimate annual savings and further validate existing computer simulation models for the benefit of SRCC. (SMUD has been working with local contractors, manufacturers, and the SRCC to complete and implement OG-300, the national certification and rating for solar hot water systems.) We expect continued improvements in system cost-effectiveness and reliability as we move toward our goal of 32,000 installations by 1998.
Cliff Murley is the manager of SMUD's solar water heater program.
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Letters: March/April 2014
A Radiant Barrier in Winter?
Thanks for the informative article ("Reflective-Insulation and Radiant-Barrier Systems," HE Jan/Feb '14, web only). I have a question. I live in Palm Springs and would like this for our house, obviously to reduce cooling costs in the summer. But in the winter (right now), the house is chilly already (approximately 60–65°F) without the heater. Would a system like this lower the home's indoor temperature in the winter? Tucson Jie [online commentator] noted that radiant barriers would lower winter season heating costs. But right now, we don't generally use the heater. We just put on warmer clothes. Any colder and we would definitely use our heater.
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Author Luke Rogers replies:
You have a good question, and I'll answer it as best as I can. The simple answer is, If you still get plenty of sunshine during the winter and you don't want to have to use your heater, then a radiant barrier might not be a good winter solution. However, if the sky is typically cloudy and you don't get much heat from the sun, then a radiant barrier will certainly do more good than harm by preventing heat losses. It depends entirely on the amount of solar heat gain during the day. However, all insulation products are designed to reduce the transfer of heat; it's just that a radiant barrier goes about it a different way than other insulation types.
For allowing in a lot of solar heat gain during the winter, technically you would want as little insulation as possible so the incoming heat isn't resisted at all; but of course, you want to prevent that same radiant heat from entering during the summer. It is going to have to be a trade-off, and I would say that in a climate like Palm Springs, your utility bills are highest in the summer. So I guess the bottom line is that the radiant barrier may or may not work for you in the winter, depending on how much sun you get, but it would still probably be worth the investment, even if only for the savings in the summer.
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The inmates are really running the asylum now.
You may have thought the single-player campaign for "Grand Theft Auto V" carried video game mayhem to impossible heights. However, GTA Online released last week, proving that when it comes to carnage and chaos there really is no substitute for the human touch.
Grand Theft Auto Online allows up to 16 players to exist simultaneously in the massive and breathtaking setting of San Andreas, competing in hundreds of cooperative and competitive multiplayer challenges or simply exploring the bountiful activities available in free-roaming sessions. When you're not busy building your criminal empire, why not take some friends skydiving, play a round of golf, or challenge a buddy to an arm-wrestling contest?
Thanks to a couple of days plagued by server issues at launch — as well as the tedious obligations of the non-virtual world — I've only been able to log about 20 hours in the online offering so far, which is to say I've barely scratched the surface. Still, that's time enough time to provide some early impressions for gamers who are considering making the leap into multiplayer.
First and foremost, realize that GTA Online's free-roam lobbies are pure anarchy. It's experiencing the world of Grand Theft Auto as inhabited by 15 other sociopaths. A stranger speeding toward you in a tricked-out sports car is equally likely to stop and offer you a ride as he is to flatten you on the pavement and continue on his merry way.
For those who crave a bit more structure, there are endless varieties of jobs to build your character's wealth and reputation. Races, deathmatch battles and missions will all help you level up. As you gain in rank, you unlock new weapons, cars and clothing.
Before you reach double digits in rank, the world of GTA Online feels oddly empty. There are plenty of objectives to complete in the early going, but it isn't until you start to earn a name for yourself in the criminal underworld that you see the full splendor that online play has to offer.
Players can create their own challenges, assigning checkpoints and cars to races or dictating the terms of a deathmatch. Many of the preset options are also truly spectacular. The highlight of the experience so far has been the aptly named Top Fun mission, in which a team of four players on dirt bikes escapes from a military facility and speeds toward the safety of the coast. The opposite team leaps into fighter jets and gives chase, with predictably spectacular results.
Every self-respecting ne'er-do-well needs to look the part. That means customizing your personal vehicle and, eventually, buying a swanky home. Before you can do any of that, you'll need to create a character, which is one of the most disappointing aspects of the online experience.
Instead of the standard method of fine-tuning your appearance, your character's physical attributes will be decided by choosing from among a small sampling of grandparents, both maternal and paternal. Their genes mixed together dictate the outcome.
Instead of picking an outfit, you'll assign the number of hours each day you perform an activity — a workaholic wears a suit, a slacker gets a hoodie, and so on. More likely, you'll ignore what each bar actually represents and sample randomly until you find your desired style.
This is really bad form on the part of Rockstar North. Healthy character creators as seen in the Saints Row series have become the norm, and given the sky-high ambitions the developer takes with this online offering, such a weak opening is a glaring error.
You're defined by more than just looks, however. Rockstar makes an effort to group players of similar skills and tastes together in its lobbies. To that end, the developer threatens players who partake in undesirable activities with being labeled a "bad sport." Too many slaps on the wrist, the developer warns, and you'll be grouped only in lobbies with other naughty players.
It sounds like a good idea, but in my first five hours with GTA Online I was threatened with being a bad sport on three separate occasions — none of which was avoidable. I was kicked from a racing job by my opponents in the opening seconds, booted mid-job by the struggling servers, and shot down in a helicopter, with the ensuing crash destroying someone else's personal vehicle.
It turns out GTA rewards killing other players to steal their pocket change, but if their car is collateral damage the game shakes its finger like a disapproving governess.
After 20 hours of play, I'm still not sure where I stand with GTA Online. If you can get some friends together, it's an amazing experience that has the potential for immense replay value. That said, a setting largely devoid of the bizarre characters and amusing satire of the single-player campaign feels like it's missing that signature GTA charm.
Considered as part of a package deal with the single-player game, however, GTA Online comprises half of a can't-miss gaming experience. "Grand Theft Auto V" is among the most entertaining games in recent memory, and Online is only adding miles to that wonderful journey.


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What is psoriatic arthritis?Do you have psoriasis? If so, it's important to pay attention to your joints. Some people who have psoriasis get a type of arthritis called psoriatic (sore-ee-at-ic) arthritis.
This arthritis often begins with a few swollen joints. A single finger or toe may be noticeably swollen. Some people feel stiff when they wake up. As they move around, the stiffness fades.
Most people get psoriatic arthritis about 5 to 12 years after psoriasis. This arthritis can show up earlier. Some people get psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis at the same time. A few get psoriatic arthritis first and psoriasis later.
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STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — More than a dozen children in California have developed an extremely rare, polio-like syndrome within the past year that within days paralyzed one or more of the children's arms or legs, Stanford University researchers say.
The illness is still being investigated and appears to be very unusual, but Dr. Keith Van Haren at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University warned Monday that any child showing a sudden onset of weakness in their limbs or symptoms of paralysis should be immediately seen by a doctor.
"The disease resembles but is not the same as polio," he said. "But this is serious. Most of the children we've seen so far have not recovered use of their arm or their leg."
But doctors are not sure if it's a virus or something else, he said. Van Haren said he has studied five cases from Monterey up through the San Francisco Bay Area, including two that were identified as the disease enterovirus-68, which is from the same family as the polio viruses. He said there have been about 20 cases statewide.
"We want to temper the concern, because at the moment, it does not appear to represent a major epidemic but only a very rare phenomenon," he said, noting similar outbreaks in Asia and Australia.
But for some children, like Sofia Jarvis, 4, of Berkeley, rare doesn't mean safe.
She first developed what looked like asthma two years ago, but then her left arm stopped moving, and it has remained paralyzed ever since.
"You can imagine. We had two boys that are very healthy and Sofia was healthy until that point," said her mother, Jessica Tomei. "We did not realize what we were in store for. We did not realize her arm would be permanently paralyzed."
Van Haren, who diagnosed Sofia, said polio vaccines do not protect children from the disease, but he stressed that it is still important for children to receive that vaccine.
Dr. Jane Seward of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta said Monday that the research is still underway in California, and there are a variety of infectious diseases that can cause childhood paralysis.
Any of a number of illnesses could be at work, and it's possible some of the cases had one infection and some had another. Regarding the presence of EV-68 in at least two cases, "it could be an incidental finding," Seward said.
Until officials get more information, Seward said they are not looking around the country for similar cases of EV-68.
The California Department of Public Health has not identified any common causes that suggest that the cases are linked, said Dr. Gil Chavez, the deputy director of the Center for Infectious Disease and state epidemiologist.
"Physicians and public health officials who have encountered similar illnesses have submitted 20 reports to CDPH, and CDPH has conducted preliminary tests on 15 of these specimens," he said. "Thus far, the department has not identified any common causes that suggest that the cases are linked."
University of California, San Francisco, neurology professor Emmanuelle Waubant said doctors believe, but don't have proof, that it's a virus that for most children shows up only as a benign cold. She said a few children, due to their biological makeup, are having much more serious symptoms and she hoped doctors would look for them.
"For a lot of the neurologists who have trained in the last 30 years, it's extremely rare to see polio or polio-like syndrome," she said.
Associated Press writer Mike Stobbe in Atlanta contributed to this report.


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Linda Polman indicts humanitarian-aid abuses and journalists who turn a blind eye to them in her The Crisis Caravan (Metropolitan, 2010). In this excerpt, she quotes a former employee of Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) who saw the "churnalism":
"Do aid workers use journalists? Of course, they do, said Jacques de Milliano, former director of the Dutch MSF. 'To raise funds. It's the job of journalists to provide balanced reporting, to refuse to prostitute themselves to aid organizations. There ought to be an element of journalistic pride.'
"Journalism seems to be moving in precisely the opposite direction. Costs are cut and standards are eroded by media proprietors, resulting in what the British journalist Nick Davies in his book Flat Earth News calls 'churnalism'; in other words, 'journalists failing to perform the simple basic functions of their profession; quite unable to tell their readers the truth about what is happening on their patch. This is journalists who are no longer out gathering but who are reduced instead to passive processors of whatever material comes their way, churning out stories, whether real event or PR artifice, important or trivial, true or false.'"


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10 Discussion Questions for Book Clubs and Others
Water for Elephants
A Novel by Sara Gruen
Source: One-Minute Book Reviews
This guide for reading groups and others was not approved by the author, publisher or agent for the book. It is copyrighted by Janice Harayda and is only for your personal use. Its reproduction in any form is illegal except by public libraries, which may reproduce it for use in their in-house reading programs. Other reading groups that wish to use this guide should link to it or check the "Contact" page on One-Minute Book Reviews to learn how to request permission to reproduce the guide.
Algonquin Books has posted a reading group guide to Water for Elephants at www.algonquin.com that you may want to use at a starting point for your discussions. But like most publishers' guides, that guide is part of a publicity campaign designed to sell books. It does not encourage criticism, quote negative reviews or compare the novel to others that you might enjoy more. The following Totally Unauthorized Reading Group Guide is not intended to be comprehensive but only to raise questions the Algonquin guide doesn't.
A few generations ago, many Americans dreamed about escaping from humdrum lives by joining a traveling circus. Sara Gruen describes the tawdry allure of a Depression-era Big Top in her historical novel, Water for Elephants, a No. 1 New York Times bestseller. Her narrator is Jacob Jankowski, a widowed nonagenarian who lives in an assisted living facility and looks back on his work for a traveling circus after his parents' deaths forced him to leave veterinary school. Young Jacob is intelligent and hard-working. But if he expects those traits to help him avoid brutal hardship, he is corrected by the equestrian director of the Benzini Brothers circus. "The whole thing's an illusion, Jacob," his co-worker says, "and there's nothing wrong with that. It's what people want from us. It's what they expect."
Questions for Readers
1. Historical novels are often overpraised, because good research can mask or distract you from flaws in the plot, characterization or structure of a book. Do you think Water for Elephants deserved all the praise quoted in the front matter of the paperback edition? Or do you believe some critics might have been willing to overlook its flaws because of interesting material that Sara Gruen turned up in her research? Were you willing to overlook any flaws you found in the novel? Why?
2. Susan Cheever, the novelist and memoirist, says in the same front matter that Water for Elephants is "a book about what animals can teach people about love." Do you agree? If so, why? If not, what is this novel really "about"?
3. "Despite her often clichéd prose and predictable ending, Gruen skillfully humanizes the midgets, drunks, rubes and freaks who populate her book," a reviewer for the trade journal Publishers Weekly wrote. Algonquin omits the first part of that sentence and begins with "Gruen" when it quotes from the review in the paperback edition. This kind of editing is considered fair – or at least standard – in publishing. It's also fair to ask: How did you react to that "often clichéd prose"? (There are at least five clichés in the first one-and-a-half-pages: "thunderous applause," "screeched to a halt," "My heart skipped a beat," "No one moved a muscle," and " 'you've got a lot to lose.") If you had been the editor of the novel, would you have suggested that Gruen lose a few? Or is the book is strong enough that it doesn't matter?
4. Did you find the ending of the book as "predictable" as the PW reviewer did? Or did you find it surprising? Why?
5. Authors of historical novels usually try to avoid anachronisms such as modern language used by characters from other eras. How well did Gruen do on that count? Would Depression-era characters say things like, "So, did you two manage to hook up?" [Page 158] Does this matter? Why or why not?
6. Many novels that are popular with book clubs come from female authors who write in the voice of a female character. Water for Elephants is different in that its narrator is a man in his 90s. How well did Gruen portray Jacob? Did she portray characters of one sex better than the other?
7. Historical novels are traditionally defined as books in which the action takes place before their authors were born. Pride and Prejudice, for example, isn't considered a "historical" novel because Jane Austen was writing about her own times. But many of the most popular American novels of the past 100 years, from Gone With the Wind to The Clan of the Cave Bear and Cold Mountain, are historical novels. How would you compare Water for Elephants with some of your favorites?
8. Gruen says in an interview in the back matter of the paperback edition that the "backbone" of her novel "parallels the biblical story of Jacob." [Page 350] For example, the biblical Jacob works for seven years for his uncle Laban. In Water for Elephants, Jacob Jankowski "worked on circuses for nearly seven years" [Page 4], one of them owned by a man named Uncle Al. Apart from the appearance of "Jacob's ladder," the best-known part of the biblical story occurs when Esau sells his birthright to Jacob, his younger brother, for food. [In the time of Esau and Jacob, on the death of the father, the oldest son received twice as much property as any other child, known as the "birthright.] Does Water for Elephants have a counterpart to Esau?
9. Many people might consider the prologue to Water for Elephants to be controversial, because you could argue that it deceives you about the killer of August Rosenbluth, the superintendent of animals at the Benzini Brothers circus, in the scene in which he dies. How did you react to the scene? [Page 4] Was it fair or unfair given what happens later?
10. One way to judge the prologue is to compare it with mysteries you've read. A canon of mystery-writing that authors must "play fair" with readers. This means, in part, that a writer must give you all the clues you need to solve the mystery and provide them at appropriate times. (For example, a writer can't withhold all or most of the important clues until halfway through the book or later, because this would deprive you of a pleasure you expect from a mystery – the chance to figure out "who did it" as you go along.) A mystery writer must also write as clearly as he or she can. That is, the the identity of the killer can be uncertain until the end, but the language can't be unclear because of murky pronoun antecedents or other intentional grammatical lapses. How does all of this relate to the prologue and what comes after?
1. James Michener, who did heavy research for his own books, said: "The greatest novels are written without any recourse to research other than the writer's solitary inspection of the human experience. Flaubert, Dostoevski, Jane Austen, Turgenev, and Henry James exemplify this truth." [Literary Reflections: Michener on Michener, Hemingway, Capote, & Others (State House press, 1993), p. 74.] Do you agree or disagree?
2. If you agree with Susan Cheever that this is "a book about what animals can teach people about love," what do the animals teach us? What do we learn from this book that you couldn't get from movies and television shows like Babe or Lassie, which involved intelligent and loyal animals?
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Water for Elephants: A Novel. By Sara Gruen. Algonquin, 335 pp., $13.95, paperback.
Published: April 2007 (paperback), May 2006 (Algonquin hardcover). A review of Water for Elephants appeared on One-Minute Book Reviews on Sept. 21, 2007. If you are reading this guide on the home page for the site, scroll up to find the review. If you are reading it elsewhere on the site or on the Internet, click on this: www.oneminutebookreviews.wordpress.com/2007/09/21/.
Your book group may also want to read:
Genesis, Chapters 25:19–37:35. The biblical story of Jacob appears in these.
Horton Hatches the Egg, by Dr. Seuss, first published by Random House www.seussville.com in 1940 and also available in other editions. The epigraph for Water for Elephants comes from this book.
Janice Harayda www.janiceharayda.com is an award-winning critic who has been the book columnist for Glamour, book editor of the Plain Dealer and a vice-president of the National Book Critics Circle www.bookcritics.org. One-Minute Book Reviews does not accept free books from editors, publishers or authors, and all reviews and guides offer an independent evaluation of books that is not influenced by marketing concerns. If this guide helped you, please bookmark this site or subscribe to the RSS feed. Totally Unauthorized Reading Group Guides appear frequently but not on a regular schedule.
© 2007 Janice Harayda. All rights reserved.


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Joe Arpaio's Office Racially Profiled Latinos, Judge Says
Phoenix – The office of America's self-proclaimed toughest sheriff systematically singled out Latinos in its trademark immigration patrols, a federal judge said in a ruling that marked the first finding by a court that the agency racially profiles people.
The decision by U.S. District Judge Murray Snow in Phoenix backs up years of allegations from Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's critics who say his officers violate the constitutional rights of Latinos in relying on race in their immigration enforcement.
Snow, whose ruling Friday came more than eight months after a seven-day, non-jury trial, also ruled Arpaio's deputies unreasonably prolonged the detentions of people who were pulled over.
The ruling marks a thorough repudiation of the immigration patrols that made Arpaio a national political figure, and it represents a victory for those who pushed the lawsuit.
"For too long the sheriff has been victimizing the people he's meant to serve with his discriminatory policy," said Cecillia D. Wang, director of the ACLU Immigrants' Right Project. "Today we're seeing justice for everyone in the county."
Monetary damages weren't sought in the lawsuit but rather a declaration that Arpaio's office engages in racial profiling and an order that requires it to make policy changes.
Stanley Young, the lead lawyer who argued the case against Arpaio, said Snow set a hearing for June 14 where he will hear from the two sides on how to make sure the orders in the ruling are carried out.
The sheriff, who has repeatedly denied the allegations, won't face jail time as a result of Friday's ruling.
Tim Casey, Arapio's lead attorney in the case, said an appeal was planned in the next 30 days.
"In the meantime, we will meet with the court and comply with the letter and spirit of the order," he said.
A small group of Latinos alleged in their lawsuit that Arpaio's deputies pulled over some vehicles only to make immigration status checks. The group asked Snow to issue injunctions barring the sheriff's office from discriminatory policing and the judge ruled that more remedies could be ordered in the future.
The group also accused the sheriff of ordering some immigration patrols not based on reports of crime but rather on letters and emails from Arizonans who complained about people with dark skin congregating in an area or speaking Spanish. The group's attorneys noted Arpaio sent thank-you notes to some who wrote the complaints.
The sheriff said his deputies only stop people when they think a crime has been committed and that he wasn't the person who picked the location of the patrols. His lawyers said there was nothing wrong with the thank-you notes.
Young, the group's lawyer, said he was still reading the decision Friday but noted it contained "very detailed findings of discriminatory intent and effect."
Casey said that MCSO's position "is that it has never used race and will never use race in its law-enforcement decisions." He added the sheriff's office relied on "bad training" from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
A call to ICE officials in Phoenix for comment wasn't immediately returned Friday evening.
Arpaio, who turns 81 next month, was elected in November to his sixth consecutive term as sheriff in Arizona's most populous county.
Known for jailing inmates in tents and making prisoners wear pink underwear, Arpaio started doing immigration enforcement in 2006 amid Arizona voter frustration with the state's role as the nation's busiest illegal entryway.
Snow wrote that "in the absence of further facts that would give rise to reasonable suspicion or probable cause that a violation of either federal criminal law or applicable state law is occurring," Arpaio's office now is enjoined from enforcing its policy "on checking the immigration status of people detained without state charges, using Hispanic ancestry or race as any factor in making law enforcement decisions pertaining to whether a person is authorized to be in the country, and unconstitutionally lengthening stops."
Snow added "the evidence introduced at trial establishes that, in the past, the MCSO has aggressively protected its right to engage in immigration and immigration-related enforcement operations even when it had no accurate legal basis for doing so."
The trial that ended Aug. 2 focused on Latinos who were stopped during both routine traffic patrols and special immigration patrols known as "sweeps."
During the sweeps, deputies flood an area of a city — in some cases, heavily Latino areas — over several days to seek out traffic violators and arrest other offenders. Immigrants who were in the country illegally accounted for 57 percent of the 1,500 people arrested in the 20 sweeps conducted by his office since January 2008, according to figures provided by Arpaio's office.
At trial, plaintiffs' lawyers drew testimony from witnesses who broke down in tears as they described encounters with authorities, saying they were pulled over because they were Hispanic and officers wanted to check their immigration status, not because they had committed an infraction. The sheriff's attorneys disputed such characterizations, typically working to show that officers had probable cause to stop the drivers based on a traffic violation.
Plaintiffs' lawyers also presented statistics to show Latinos are more likely to be stopped on days of immigration patrols and showed emails containing offensive jokes about people of Mexican heritage that were circulated among sheriff's department employees, including a supervisor in Arpaio's immigrant smuggling squad.
Defense lawyers disputed the statistical findings and said officers who circulated offensive jokes were disciplined. They also denied the complaint letters prompted patrols with a discriminatory motive.
The ruling used Arpaio's own words in interviews, news conferences and press releases against him as he trumpeted his efforts in cracking down on immigrants. When it came to making traffic stops, Arpaio said in 2007 that deputies are not bound by state laws in finding a reason to stop immigrants.
"Ours is an operation, whether it's the state law or the federal, to go after illegals, not the crime first, that they happen to be illegals," the ruling quoted Arpaio as saying. "My program, my philosophy is a pure program. You go after illegals. I'm not afraid to say that. And you go after them and you lock them up."
Some immigrant traffic stops were made "purely on the observation of the undercover officers that the vehicles had picked up Hispanic day laborers from sites where Latino day laborers were known to gather," the ruling said.
The judge also said the sheriff's office declared on many occasions that racial profiling is strictly prohibited and not tolerated, while witnesses said it was appropriate to consider race as a factor in rounding up immigrants.
"This is a blow to" the sheriff's office, said David A. Harris, a law professor at the University of Pittsburgh who studied racial profiling and wrote a book on the subject.
Arpaio's lawyers will have "an uphill climb" in the appeals process because of all "the gross statistical evidence," he said.
Based on reporting by The Associated Press.
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Diane Watson on Crime
Democratic Representative (CA-33)
Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Rep. JOHN CONYERS (D, MI-14):This bill expands existing Federal hate crimes law to groups who are well-known targets for bias-based violence--they are sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, and disability. These crimes of violence are directed not just at those who are directly attacked; they are targeting the entire group with the threat of violence.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. LAMAR SMITH (R, TX-21): Every year thousands of violent crimes are committed out of hate, but just as many violent crimes, if not more, are motivated by something other than hate--greed, jealousy, desperation or revenge, just to name a few. An individual's motivation for committing a violent crime is usually complex and often speculative. Every violent crime is deplorable, regardless of its motivation. That's why all violent crimes should be vigorously prosecuted. Unfortunately, this bill undermines one of the most basic principles of our criminal justice system--equal justice for all. Under this bill, justice will no longer be equal. Justice will now depend on the race, gender, sexual orientation, disability or other protected status of the victim. It will allow different penalties to be imposed for the same crime. This is the real injustice.
Proponents support voting YES because:
Rep. CONYERS: Some 650,000 men and women are leaving the Federal and State prisons each year. While the vast majority of the prisoners are committed to abiding by the law and becoming productive members of society, they often encounter the same pressures & temptations that they faced before prison. More than two-thirds of them are arrested for new crimes within 3 years of their release. This exacts a terrible cost in financial terms as well as in human terms. The Second Chance Act will help provide these men and women with the training, counseling and other support needed to help them obtain & hold steady jobs; to kick their drug and alcohol habits; rebuild their families; and deal with the many other challenges that they face in their efforts to successfully rejoin society.
Opponents recommend voting NO because:
Rep. GOHMERT: The programs that are sought to be renewed are ones we don't have information on how successful they were. I can tell you from my days as a judge, there was some anecdotal evidence that it looked like faith-based programs did a better job of dramatically reducing recidivism. In addition:
Title: To provide Federal assistance to States and local jurisdictions to prosecute hate crimes.
Summary: Provide technical, forensic, prosecutorial, or other assistance in the criminal investigation or prosecution of any violent crime that is motivated by prejudice based on the race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, or disability of the victim or is a violation of hate crime laws.
Title: To reduce the risk that innocent persons may be executed.
COPS Improvements Act of 2007 - Amends the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to make grants for public safety and community policing programs (COPS ON THE BEAT or COPS program). Revises grant purposes to provide for:
Sen. FRANKEN: Last year, 90,000 people were raped. Thanks to modern technology, we have an unparalleled tool to bring sexual predators to justice: forensic DNA analysis. Rape kit DNA evidence is survivors' best bet for justice. Unfortunately, we have failed to make adequate use of DNA analysis. In 2004, then-Sen. Biden and others worked to pass the Debbie Smith Act, a law named after a rape survivor whose backlogged rape kit was tested six years after her assault. Unfortunately, because many localities simply did not use the Debbie Smith funds they were allocated, the promise of the Debbie Smith Act remains unfulfilled.
In 2009, Los Angeles had 12,500 untested rape kits; Houston found at least 4,000 untested rape kits in storage, and Detroit reported a backlog of possibly 10,000 kits. Those are just three cities. Hundreds of thousands of women have not seen justice.
|2010 Governor, House and Senate candidates on Crime:
|Diane Watson on other issues:
CA Gubernatorial:
Arnold Schwarzenegger
CA Senatorial:
Barbara Boxer
Carly Fiorina
Dianne Feinstein
Gail Lightfoot
Tom Campbell
Special elections
in 111th Congress:
May 2010:Critz(D)
May 2010:Djou(R)
Senate races in 2010:
AK:Miller(R) vs.McAdams(D)
AL:Shelby(R) vs.Barnes(D)
AR:Lincoln(D) vs.Boozman(R)
AZ:McCain(R) vs.Glassman(D)
CA:Boxer(D) vs.Fiorina(R) vs.Lightfoot(L)
CO:Bennet(D) vs.Buck(R)
CT:Blumenthal(D) vs.McMahon(R)
DE:Coons(D) vs.Castle(R) vs.O`Donnell(R)
FL:Rubio(R) vs.Crist(I) vs.Meek(D) vs.DeCastro(C) vs.Snitker(L) vs.Bradley(V)
GA:Isakson(R) vs.Thurmond(D)
HI:Inouye(D) vs.Cavasso(R)
IA:Grassley(R) vs.Conlin(D)
ID:Crapo(R) vs.Sullivan(D)
IL:Giannoulias(D) vs.Kirk(R)
IN:Ellsworth(D) vs.Coats(R)
KS:Johnston(D) vs.Moran(R)
KY:Conway(D) vs.Paul(R)
LA:Vitter(R) vs.Melancon(D)
MO:Carnahan(R) vs.Blunt(D)
MD:Mikulski(D) vs.Wargotz(R)
NC:Burr(R) vs.Marshall(D)
ND:Potter(D) vs.Hoeven(R)
NH:Alciere(R) vs.Ayotte(R) vs.Hodes(D)
NV:Reid(D) vs.Angle(R)
NY6:Schumer(D) vs.Townsend(R)
NY2:Gillibrand(D) vs.DioGuardi(R)
OH:Fisher(R) vs.Portman(D) vs.Deaton(C)
OK:Coburn(R) vs.Myles(
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With the weather getting cooler soups have been on my mind more often and with it being October I have been thinking about recipes that use beer for an Oktoberfest inspired menu. With that in mind it seemed like the perfect opportunity to make a beer mac n cheese soup! I had been planning on making a mac n cheese inspired soup for a while but when I last made the ale and cheddar soup I figured that a beer mac n cheese soup would be even better! This recipe is actually pretty similar to the ale and cheddar soup recipe with the primary difference being the addition of elbow macaroni and some extra cheese so that it tastes like a really creamy bowl of mac n cheese! I completed my mac n cheese soup meal off with some soft and chewy pretzel rolls, complimenting the Oktoberfest theme.
If you would like to make the soup a little healthier you can always add more vegetables like broccoli or peas, etc.
Beer Mac n Cheese Soup
All of the flavours of mac n cheese in the form of a hot bowl of soup!
- 6 strips bacon, cut into 1 inch slices (or 1 tablespoon oil)
- 1 onion, diced
- 2 carrots, diced
- 2 stalks celery, diced
- 1 jalapeno pepper, diced
- 2 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1/4 cup flour (rice flour for gluten free)
- 2 cups chicken broth or chicken stock or vegetable broth
- 1 (~12 ounce) bottle/can beer (gluten free for gluten free)
- 1 pinch nutmeg
- 1 teaspoon dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon worcestershire sauce
- 1 cup elbow macaroni (gluten free for gluten free)
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 3 cups cheddar cheese, shredded
- cayenne, salt and pepper to taste
- Cook the bacon in a pan over medium heat and set aside on paper towels to drain, reserving 1 tablespoon of the grease in the pan.
- Add the onion, carrot, celery and jalapeno and cook until tender, about 10-15 minutes.
- Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about a minute.
- Mix in the flour and let it cook for 2-3 minutes.
- Add the broth, beer, nutmeg, mustard, worcestershire sauce, bacon and macaroni and let cook until the macaroni is al-dente, about 7-8 minutes.
- Add the cream and cheese and cook until the cheese has melted without bringing it back to a boil.
- Season with cayenne, salt and pepper to taste.
Pretzel Rolls
Quick and easy pretzel rolls for any occasion.
- 2 3/4 cups bread flour
- 1 envelope quick-rising yeast
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon celery seeds
- 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons hot water (125°F to 130°F)
- 8 cups water
- 1/4 cup baking soda
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 egg white, beaten to blend (glaze)
- Coarse salt
- Mix the bread flour, 1 envelope yeast, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon sugar and celery seeds in food processor and gradually pour in the hot water until it forms an elastic dough.
- Place the dough in a greased bowl and cover until it has doubled in size, about 1-2 hours.
- Punch the dough down, form it into 8 balls cutting a x on the top of each with a serrated knife, cover and let rise until double in size, about 1-2 hours.
- Bring the water to a boil, add the baking soda and sugar and cook the rolls for 30 seconds per side.
- Place the rolls on a greased baking sheet, brush the tops with the egg, sprinkle on some salt and bake in a preheated 375F/190C oven until golden brown about 25 minutes.