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The Buddhist Priest's Wifepage: 61
COVER her up! How still it lies! You can see the outline under the white. You would think she was asleep. Let the sunshine come in; it loved it so. She that had travelled so far, in so many lands, and done so much and seen so much, how she must like rest now! Did she ever love anything absolutely, this woman whom so many men loved, and so many women; who gave so much sympathy and never asked for anything in return! did she ever need a love she could not have? Was she never obliged to unclasp her fingers from anything to which they clung? Was she really so strong as she looked? Did she never wake up in the night crying for that which she could not have? Were thought and travel enough for her? Did she go about for long days with a weight that crushed her to earth? Cover her up! I do not think she would have liked us to look at her. In one way she was alone all her life; she would have liked to be alone now!... Life must have been very page: 62 beautiful to her, or she would not look so young now. Cover her up! Let us go!
Many years ago in a London room, up long flights of stairs, a fire burnt up in a grate. It showed the marks on the walls where pictures had been taken down, and the little blue flowers in the wall‐paper and the blue felt carpet on the floor, and a woman sat by the fire in a chair at one side.
Presently the door opened, and the old woman came in who took care of the entrance hall downstairs.
"Do you not want anything to‐night?" she said.
"No, I am only waiting for a visitor; when they have been, I shall go."
"Have you got all your things taken away already?"
"Yes, only these I am leaving."
The old woman went down again, but presently came up with a cup of tea in her hand.
"You must drink that; it's good for one. Nothing helps one like tea when one's been packing all day."
The young woman at the fire did not thank her, but she ran her hand over the old woman's from the wrist to the fingers.
"I'll say good‐bye to you when I go out."
The woman poked the fire, put the last coals on, and went.
When she had gone the young one did not drink the tea, but drew her little silver cigarette case from page: 63 her pocket and lighted a cigarette. For a while she sat smoking by the fire; then she stood up and walked the room.
When she had paced for a while she sat down again beside the fire. She threw the end of her cigarette away into the fire, and then began to walk again with her hands behind her. Then she went back to her seat and lit another cigarette, and paced again. Presently she sat down, and looked into the fire; she pressed the palms of her hands together, and then sat quietly staring into it.
Then there was, a sound of feet on the stairs and someone knocked at the door.
She rose and threw the end into the fire and said without moving, "Come in."
The door opened and a man stood there in evening dress. He had a great‐coat on, open in front.
"May I come in? I couldn't get rid of this downstairs; I didn't see where to leave it!" He took his coat off. "How are you? This is a real bird's nest!"
She motioned to a chair.
"I hope you did not mind my asking you to come?"
"Oh no, I am delighted. I only found your note at my club twenty minutes ago."
He sat down on a chair before the fire.
"So you really are going to India? How delightful! But what are you to do there? I think it was page: 64 Grey told me six weeks ago you were going, but regarded it as one of those mythical stories which don't deserve credence. Yet I'm sure I don't know! Why, nothing would surprise me."
He looked at her in a half‐amused, half‐interested way.
"What a long time it is since we met! Six months, eight?"
"Seven," she said.
"I really thought you were trying to avoid me. What have you been doing with yourself all this time?"
"Oh, been busy. Won't you have a cigarette?"
She held out the little case to him.
"Won't you take one yourself? I know you object to smoking with men, but you can make an exception in my case!"
"Thank you." She lit her own and passed him the matches.
"But really what have you been doing with yourself all this time? You've entirely disappeared from civilised life. When I was down at the Grahams' in the spring, they said you were coming down there, and then at the last moment cried off. We were all quite disappointed. What is taking you to India now? Going to preach the doctrine of social and intellectual equality to the Hindu women and incite them to revolt? Marry some old Buddhist Priest, build a little cottage on the top of the Himalayas and live page: 65 there, discuss philosophy and meditate? I believe that's what you'd like. I really shouldn't wonder if I heard you'd done it!"
She laughed and took out her cigarette case.
She smoked slowly.
"I've been here a long time, four years, and I want change. I was glad to see how well you succeeded in that election," she said. "You were much interested in it, were you not?"
"Oh, yes. We had a stiff fight. It tells in my favour, you know, though it was not exactly a personal matter. But it was a great worry."
"Don't you think," she said, "you were wrong in sending that letter to the papers? It would have strengthened your position to have remained silent."
"Yes, perhaps so; I think so now, but I did it under advice. However, we've won, so it's all right." He leaned back in the chair.
"Are you pretty fit?"
"Oh, yes; pretty well; bored, you know. One doesn't know what all this working and striving is for sometimes."
"Where are you going for your holiday this year?"
"Oh, Scotland, I suppose; I always do; the old quarters."
"Why don't you go to Norway? It would be more change for you and rest you more. Did you get a book on sport in Norway?"page: 66
"Did you send it me? How kind of you! I read it with much interest. I was almost inclined to start off there and then. I suppose it is the kind of vis inertiæ that creeps over one as one grows older that sends one back to the old place. A change would be much better."
"There's a list at the end of the book" she said, "of exactly the things one needs to take. I thought it would save trouble; you could just give it to your man, and let him get them all. Have you still got him?"
"Oh, yes. He's as faithful to me as a dog. I think nothing would induce him to leave me. He won't allow me to go out hunting since I sprained my foot last autumn. I have to do it surreptitiously. He thinks I can't keep my seat with a sprained ankle; but he's a very good fellow; takes care of me like a mother." He smoked quietly with the firelight glowing on his black coat. "But what are you going to India for? Do you know anyone there?"
"No," she said. "I think it will be so splendid. I've always been a great deal interested in the East. It's a complex, interesting life."
He turned and looked at her.
"Going to seek for more experience, you'll say, I suppose. I never knew a woman throw herself away as you do; a woman with your brilliant parts and attractions, to let the whole of life slip through your page: 67 hands, and make nothing of it. You ought to be the most successful woman in London. Oh, yes; I know what you are going to say: 'You don't care.' That's just it; you don't. You are always going to get experience, going to get everything, and you never do. You are always going to write when you know enough, and you are never satisfied that you do. You ought to be making your two thousand a year, but you don't care. That's just it! Living, burying yourself here with a lot of old frumps. You will never do anything. You could have everything and you let it slip."
"Oh, my life is very full," she said. "There are only two things that are absolute realities, love and knowledge, and you can't escape them."
She had thrown her cigarette end away and was looking into the fire, smiling.
"I've let these rooms to a woman friend of mine." She glanced round the room, smiling. "She doesn't know I'm going to leave these things here for her. She'll like them because they were mine. The world's very beautiful, I think—delicious."
"Oh, yes. But what do you do with it? What do you make of it? You ought to settle down and marry like other women, not go wandering about the world to India and China and Italy, and God knows where. You are simply making a mess of your life. You're always surrounding yourself with all sorts page: 68 of extraordinary people. If I hear any man or woman is a great friend of yours, I always say: 'What's the matter? Lost his money? Lost his character? Got an incurable disease?' I believe the only way in which anyone becomes interesting to you is by having some complaint of mind or body. I believe you worship rags. To come and shut yourself up in a place like this away from everybody and everything! It's a mistake; it's idiotic, you know."
"I'm very happy," she said. "You see," she said, leaning forwards towards the fire with her hands on her knees, "what matters is that something should need you. It isn't a question of love. What's the use of being near a thing if other people could serve it as well as you can. If they could serve it better, it's pure selfishness. It's the need of one thing for another that makes the organic bond of union. You love mountains and horses, but they don't need you; so what's the use of saying anything about it! I suppose the most absolutely delicious thing in life is to feel a thing needs you, and to give at the moment it needs. Things that don't need you, you must love from a distance."
"Oh, but a woman like you ought to marry, ought to have children. You go squandering yourself on every old beggar or forlorn female or escaped criminal you meet; it may be very nice for them, but it's a mistake from your point of view."page: 69
He touched the ash gently with the tip of his little finger and let it fall.
"I intend to marry. It's a curious thing," he said, resuming his pose with an elbow on one knee and his head bent forward on one side, so that she saw the brown hair with its close curls a little tinged with grey at the sides, "that when a man reaches a certain age he wants to marry. He doesn't fall in love; it's not that he definitely plans anything; but he has a feeling that he ought to have a home and a wife and children. I suppose it is the same kind of feeling that makes a bird build nests at certain times of the year. It's not love; it's something else. When I was a young man I used to despise men for getting married; wondered what they did it for; they had everything to lose and nothing to gain. But when a man gets to be six‐and‐thirty his feeling changes. It's not love, passion, he wants; it's a home; it's a wife and children. He may have a house and servants; it isn't the same thing. I should have thought a woman would have felt it too."
She was quiet for a minute, holding a cigarette between her fingers; then she said slowly:
"Yes, at times a woman has a curious longing to have a child, especially when she gets near to thirty or over it. It's something distinct from love for any definite person. But it's a thing one has to get over. For a woman, marriage is much more serious than for page: 70 a man. She might pass her life without meeting a man whom she could possibly love, and, if she met him, it might not be right or possible. Marriage has become very complex now it has become so largely intellectual. Won't you have another?"
She held out the case to him. "You can light it from mine." She bent forward for him to light it.
"You are a man who ought to marry. You've no absorbing mental work with which the woman would interfere; it would complete you." She sat back, smoking serenely.
"Yes," he said, "but life is too busy; I never find time to look for one, and I haven't a fancy for the pink‐and‐white prettiness so common and that some men like so. I need something else. If I am to have a wife I shall have to go to America to look for one."
"Yes, an American would suit you best."
"Yes," he said, "I don't want a woman to look after; she must be self‐sustaining and she mustn't bore you. You know what I mean. Life is too full of cares to have a helpless child added to them."
"Yes," she said, standing up and leaning with her elbow against the fireplace. "The kind of woman you want would be young and strong; she need not be excessively beautiful, but she must be at‐ page: 71 tractive; she must have energy, but not too strongly marked an individuality; she must be largely neutral; she need not give you too passionate or too deep a devotion, but she must second you in a thoroughly rational manner. She must have the same aims and tastes that you have. No woman has the right to marry a man if she has to bend herself out of shape for him. She might wish to, but she could never be to him with all her passionate endeavour what the other woman could be to him without trying. Character will dominate over all and will come out at last."
She looked down into the fire.
"When you marry you mustn't marry a woman who flatters you too much. It is always a sign of falseness somewhere. If a woman absolutely loves you as herself, she will criticise and understand you as herself. Two people who are to live through life together must be able to look into each other's eyes and speak the truth. That helps one through life. You would find many such women in America," she said: "women who would help you to succeed, who would not drag you down."
"Yes, that's my idea. But how am I to obtain the ideal woman?"
"Go and look for her. Go to America instead of Scotland this year. It is perfectly right. A man has a right to look for what he needs. With a woman it page: 72 is different. That's one of the radical differences between men and women."
She looked downwards into the fire.
"It's a law of her nature and of sex relationship.' There's nothing arbitrary or conventional about it any more than there is in her having to bear her child while the male does not. Intellectually we may both be alike. I suppose if fifty men and fifty women had to solve a mathematical problem, they would all do it in the same way; the more abstract and intellectual, the more alike we are. The nearer you approach to the personal and sexual, the more different we are. If I were to represent men's and women's natures," she said, "by a diagram, I would take two circular discs; the right side of each I should paint bright red; then I would shade the red away till in a spot on the left edge it became blue in the one and green in the other. That spot represents sex, and the nearer you come to it, the more the two discs differ in colour. Well then, if you turn them so that the red sides touch, they seem to be exactly alike, but if you turn them so that the green and blue paint form their point of contact, they will seem to be entirely unlike. That's why you notice the brutal, sensual men invariably believe women are entirely different from men, another species of creature; and very cultured, intellectual men sometimes believe we are exactly alike. You see, sex love in its substance page: 73 may be the same in both of us; in the form of its expression it must differ. It is not man's fault; it is nature's. If a man loves a woman, he has a right to try to make her love him because he can do it openly, directly, without bending. There need be no subtlety, no indirectness. With a woman it's not so; she can take no love that is not laid openly, simply, at her feet. Nature ordains that she should never show what she feels; the woman who had told a man she loved him would have put between them a barrier once and for ever that could not be crossed; and if she subtly drew him towards her, using the woman's means—silence, finesse, the dropped handkerchief, the surprise visit, the gentle assertion she had not thought to see him when she had come a long way to meet him, then she would be damned; she would hold the love, but she would have desecrated it by subtlety; it would have no value. Therefore she must always go with her arms folded sexually; only the love which lays itself down at her feet and implores of her to accept it is love she can ever rightly take up. That is the true difference between a man and a woman. You may seek for love because you can do it openly; we cannot because we must do it subtly. A woman should always walk with her arms folded. Of course friendship is different. You are on a perfect equality with man then; you can ask him to come and see you as I asked you. That's the beauty page: 74 of the intellect and intellectual life to a woman, that she drops her shackles a little; and that is why she shrinks from sex so. If she were dying perhaps, or doing something equal to death, she might .... Death means so much more to a woman than a man; when you knew you were dying, to look round on the world and feel the bond of sex that has broken and crushed you all your life gone, nothing but the human left, no woman any more, to meet everything on perfectly even ground. There's no reason why you shouldn't go to America and look for a wife perfectly deliberately. You will have to tell no lies. Look till you find a woman that you absolutely love, that you have not the smallest doubt suits you apart from love, and then ask her to marry you. You must have children; the life of an old childless man is very sad."
"Yes, I should like to have children. I often feel now, what is it all for, this work, this striving, and'no one to leave it to? It's a blank, suppose I succeed ...?"
"Suppose you get your title?"
"Yes; what is it all worth to me if I've no one to leave it to? That's my feeling. It's really very strange to be sitting and talking like this to you. But you are so different from other women. If all women were like you, all your theories of the equality of men and women would work. You're the only woman with whom I never realise that she is a woman."page: 75
"Yes," she said.
She stood looking down into the fire.
"How long will you stay in India?"
"Oh, I'm not coming back."
"Not coming back! That's impossible. You will be breaking the hearts of half the people here if you don't. I never knew a woman who had such power of entrapping men's hearts as you have in spite of that philosophy of yours. I don't know," he smiled, "that I should not have fallen into the snare myself—three years ago I almost thought I should—if you hadn't always attacked me so incontinently and persistently on all and every point and on each and every occasion. A man doesn't like pain. A succession of slaps damps him. But it doesn't seem to have that effect on other men .... There was that fellow down in the country when I was there last year, perfectly ridiculous. You know his name..." He moved his fingers to try and remember it—"big, yellow moustache, a major, gone to the east coast of Africa now; the ladies unearthed it that he was always carrying about a photograph of yours in his pocket; and he used to take out little scraps of things you printed and show them to people mysteriously. He almost had a duel with a man one night after dinner because he mentioned you; he seemed to think there was something incongruous between your name and—"page: 76
"I do not like to talk of any man who has loved me," she said. "However small and poor his nature may be, he has given me his best. There is nothing ridiculous in love. I think a woman should feel that all the love men have given her which she has not been able to return is a kind of crown set up above her which she is always trying to grow tall enough to wear. I can't bear to think that all the love that has been given me has been wasted on something unworthy of it. Men have been very beautiful and greatly honoured me. I am grateful to them. If a man tells you he loves you," she said, looking into the fire, "with his breast uncovered before you for you to strike him if you will, the least you can do is to put out your hand and cover it up from other people's eyes. If I were a deer," she said, "and a stag got hurt following me, even though I could not have him for a companion, I would stand still and scrape the sand with my foot over the place where his blood had fallen; the rest of the herd should never know he had been hurt there following me. I would cover the blood up, if I were a deer," she said, and then she was silent.
Presently she sat down in her chair and said, with her hand before her: "Yet, you know, I have not the ordinary feeling about love. I think the one who is loved confers the benefit on the one who loves, it's been so great and beautiful that it should be loved. page: 77 I think the man should be grateful to the woman or the woman to the man whom they have been able to love, whether they have been loved back or whether circumstances have divided them or not." She stroked her knee softly with her hand.
"Well, really, I must go now." He pulled out his watch. "It's so fascinating sitting here talking that I could stay all night, but I've still two engagements." He rose; she rose also and stood before him looking up at him for a moment.
"How well you look! I think you have found the secret of perpetual youth. You don't look a day older than when I first saw you just four years ago. You always look as if you were on fire and being burnt up, but you never are, you know."
He looked down at her with a kind of amused face as one does at an interesting child or a big Newfoundland dog.
"When shall we see you back?"
"Oh, not at all!"
"Not at all! Oh, we must have you back; you belong here, you know. You'll get tired of your Buddhist and come back to us."
"You didn't mind my asking you to come and say good‐bye?" she said in a childish manner unlike her determinateness when she discussed anything impersonal. "I wanted to say good‐bye to everyone. If one hasn't said good‐bye one feels restless and feels page: 78 one would have to come back. If one has said goodbye to all one's friends, then one knows it is all ended."
"Oh, this isn't a final farewell! You must come in ten years' time and we'll compare notes—you about your Buddhist Priest, I about my fair ideal American; and we'll see who succeeded best."
She laughed.
"I shall always see your movements chronicled in the newspapers, so we shall not be quite sundered; and you will hear of me perhaps."
"Yes, I hope you will be very successful."
She was looking at him, with her eyes wide open, from head to foot. He turned to the chair where his coat hung.
"Can't I help you put it on?"
"Oh, no, thank you."
He put it on.
"Button the throat," she said, "the room is warm."
He turned to her in his great‐coat and with his gloves. They were standing near the door.
"Well, good‐bye. I hope you will have a very pleasant time."
He stood looking down upon her, wrapped in his great‐coat.
She put up one hand a little in the air. "I want to ask you something," she said quickly.page: 79
"Well, what is it?"
"Will you please kiss me?"
For a moment he looked down at her, then he bent over her.
In after years he could never tell certainly, but he always thought she put up her hand and rested it on the crown of his head, with a curious soft caress, something like a mother's touch when her child is asleep and she does not want to wake it. Then he looked round, and she was gone. The door had closed noiselessly. For a moment he stood motionless, then he walked to the fireplace and looked down into the fender at a little cigarette end lying there, then he walked quickly back to the door and opened it. The stairs were in darkness and silence. He rang the bell violently. The old woman came up. He asked her where the lady was. She said she had gone out, she had a cab waiting. He asked when she would be back. The old woman said, "Not at all"; she had left. He asked where she had gone. The woman said she did not know; she had left orders that all her letters should be kept for six or eight months till she wrote and sent her address. He asked whether she had no idea where he might find her. The woman said no. He walked up to a space in the wall where a picture had hung and stood staring at it as though the picture were still hanging there. He drew his mouth as though he were emitting a long whistle, page: 80 but no sound came. He gave the old woman ten shillings and went downstairs.
That was eight years ago.
How beautiful life must have been to it that it looks so young still!


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Damn HTS!!!! I just had a Cobra Viper in my shopping cart, went to add the new Snake Eyes, and when he was added to the cart, the Viper sold out...while it was IN MY CART. Once you place an item in your cart, it should be yours. Period. If I had taken 10-15 minutes, maybe I could understand, but not even a minute had passed.
Snake Eyes is still up, btw.
I have in my possession an extra Covert Ops trooper if anyone needs it. Otherwise I'm returning it. PM me.
Prefer someone who can meet me near Hawthorne.
Still up for grabs.
Edit: Looks like Covert is claimed again.
Claimed my stash of a German Soldier 2-pack and Mark II Iron Man today at Burbank Target, along with an Adventure Heroes set and one of the Target-execlusive Forces of Valor Germans for extra Indy-punching fodder. Still no new Indy basics, and GIJoe was down to just a crummy Buzzer again. Another partial case of Fan's Choice SL was out (no Shadow Stormie).
Left a Covert Ops Trooper at Burbank Target today because it had a folded corner and that figure looks like a bad custom job. No wonder I sold all of my old ones. No new Cars stuff in a long time, still haven't seen PT Flea 2-packs.
Stashed SL Clones at Burbank TRU- except the Blackhole Stormie- that was for me. Pm for the 411. I found these at 2pm! No sign of Wormser or D&C.
UPDATE: Stash claimed.
Got to Burbank Target a bit late this morning, didn't look like anything new for SW. Besides SL, I know Comic Packs are the only 'new' items we'll see much of, but that's been pretty dry there. A few Marvel sets, a Koffi/Bultar, and Luke/Mara have been warming for awhile now.
Indy basics were restocked, and looked pretty full. No sign of the Colonel, Irina, Marion (except Deluxe, lots of those--with decent paint!), Ugha, Belloq, German Soldier or whip-crackin Indy. I picked up the KotCS hat one & a jacket Mutt. They had a Jungle Cutter & German Truck, too, if anyone's interested. Marion, Ark Indy, and German 2-packs were all the Deluxe there, but plenty of each.

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'La Bohème' to be simulcast at Richardson, Sept. 23
Posted September 12, 2007; 11:52 a.m.
Princeton is one of 32 schools across the country presenting a live broadcast of Washington National Opera's new production of "La Bohème" on Sunday, Sept. 23. The performance will be simulcast from the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., and is anticipated to be the largest-ever simultaneous viewing of an opera in the world, with more than 45,000 expected viewers.
The Princeton simulcast will air at 2 p.m. on a 10-by-15-foot screen in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall, and is being sponsored by the Department of Music and Office of Community and Regional Affairs. The event is free and open to the public, but tickets are required.
The nationwide event is part of Washington National Opera's initiative to bring opera to a wider, more diverse audience and is made possible through funding from members of the opera's board of trustees.
"Washington National Opera is offering us a terrific cultural and educational opportunity," said Scott Burnham, chair of the Department of Music. "This will be so much more than the screening of an opera video -- we will share the excitement of live opera not only with the immediate Princeton community but with college audiences across the nation."
"La Bohème," composed by Giacomo Puccini and first performed in 1896, is a story about ambition, love, loyalty, jealousy and sorrow. Students may recognize the opera as the basis for the hit Broadway musical "Rent."
Karen Woodbridge, director of community relations for the Office of Community and Regional Affairs, said the simulcast is a great way to make opera more accessible to a younger and varied audience.
"We are pleased that the University can offer students and the community a chance to view this innovative production of Puccini's classic opera," she said. "We hope this event will pique the interest of students who may never have seen an opera before, as well as give opera fans a chance to enjoy a world-class production for free."
Washington National Opera's presentation of "La Bohème" comes from Teatr Wielki National Opera Warsaw and is directed by Mariusz Trelinski. The production is set in the 21st century and features the character Rodolfo as a modern photographer working in the age of technology. Rodolfo is part of a contemporary group of artists searching for their identity and longing for a deeper and more profound connection with society.
The one-time, closed-circuit broadcast will be shown on an outdoor screen at the Washington Monument on the National Mall, as well as at high schools and universities across the country, including Bryn Mawr College, Duke University, New York University, Tulane University, University of Virginia, University of Washington and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
Washington National Opera, designated as the "national opera" by Congress in 2000, is led by general director Plácido Domingo and president Kenneth Feinberg. Its educational and community programs aim to expand access to opera in the Washington, D.C., region and across the nation through partnerships with schools and libraries, summer programs and family performances.
Doors to Richardson Auditorium will open at 1:20 p.m. on Sept. 23, and a pre-simulcast program from Washington National Opera will air at 1:30 p.m.
Tickets for University faculty, staff and students will be available at the Frist Campus Center ticket office from noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, Sept. 19-21. Tickets for the public will be available at the Richardson Auditorium ticket office from noon to 3 p.m. Sept. 20 and 21. Tickets are limited to two per person.
The Richardson ticket office also will be open the day of the performance from noon to 2 p.m. If tickets are sold out, there also will be a wait line for open seats before the performance.
For more information about Washington National Opera, visit www.dc-opera.org.


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Saying no to 'stuff' is a hard thing to ask parents wanting the best for their children. But in a culture which equates purchasing things to being happy, parents need to stop, pause, and think about what they are teaching their children when they choose to buy, buy, buy more and more stuff, stuff, stuff. Accumulating seems to be the most favorite family time activity in many households. Ask yourself if items you're considering are truly necessary purchases, or whether you could simplify situations and your life without spending money on 'things.' For your childrens' development and best interest, here's how to get a handle on your home's stuff situation, and how to say "no" to too much stuff.
When we fill our homes with piles of stuff we think our kids need, we end up with households stocked with mindless kiddie accessories, most of which have nothing to do with the most important ways we relate to our children. We are going to have to take a minute, look around, and see how useful the things we buy to care for our children really are. It is fun to see the creativity people use to impress us to buy their products. The pictures look glamorous. The item seems high end. We know for sure certain parents will notice, maybe even envy, our choices. We believe we are doing the absolute best for our children. The truth is, we may inadvertently instilling in our children a sense of entitlement that psychologists point out may be harmful to them. "When almost all your energy is indiscriminately devoted to fulfilling your child's desires, it's no wonder that they'll come to see the world as revolving around them. As such, they're unlikely to give much consideration to the wants and needs of others," says psychologist Leon Seltzer, PhD.
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As parents striving to teach our children how to live well on this planet, we must instill in them healthy ideas about ownership and possession. As we teach them to conserve the planet, we must also teach them to conserve Mommy and Daddy's pocketbooks. Remind them before entering a store what they last received and ask them when was the last time they played with it. Be clear that the goal of the outing is not to add to their plethora of things. The pretty, expensive toy that only holds their attention for a moment, just adds to the collection of instantly gratifying whatnots which clutter your house with toys rarely utilized.
Fewer Toys Means Kids Spend More Time with the Toys They Have
"It's not about the toy, it's about what the child does with the toy. It's much better to have one toy that the child plays with 10 different ways than the child has 10 different toys that the child plays with in one way," says Pamela Paul, author of Parenting, Inc. "One interesting thing is that the more buttons and batteries the toy has means the less sounds and noises the child is making. How are you pushing your child to be creative and teaching them to grow if their toys do everything for them?" Our guilt from hearing them complain of boredom sometimes urges us to change their state of discontent as soon as possible. We try to fix the problem. Most times, this is a problem they need to fix for themselves. If they are sitting around bored, eventually they will correct the situation on their own. If not, suggest tangible solutions to them besides, "Go play." Remind them of the coloring book still unopened Aunt Sally gave to them for Christmas. Sometimes they just need a reminder of all the cool things waiting for them in their rooms or backyards.
Whiny, Spoiled Kids May Become Whiny, Spoiled Adults
Imagine what your child will be like as an adult. Imagine if you allowed your child to think that the best way to get what they want is to either buy it or have someone buy it for them. What if they believe that yelling or whining is the best way to get people to do as they are told? Imagine if we never taught our children how to share or give to others. We set them up to have fewer positive relationships down the road. We set them up to be that impossible person in the office everyone finds highly annoying. And that, of course, is not our goal. So we do have to step back and think about all the stuff accumulating in our lives and whether it represents the values we are trying to teach.
Going Green Does Not Have to Equal Giving Away Your Green
One of the biggest messages in the conservation and eco-friendly communities is about teaching others to go green. Many think that going green means forking over scarce finances for a cause unrelated to our everyday survival. We have to change that mentality by showing our neighbors and friends our green lifestyle isn't an expensive feat. When we see the latest greatest gadget, widget, whatnot and thingamajig destined to make our life easier and our families happier, think about it before buying it. One tip for those who just love shopping, virtual shopping is a great way to get the buzz. I boast sometimes 50 items saved for later in my Amazon.com shopping cart. Some things sit there for months, a few years, because deep down, I don't really need it or want it that badly. And when it just sits there, the need for the item slowly dissipates. And eventually, most of the items saved for later are deleted and forgotten.
How Many Homes Does Ms. Niecy Have to Visit Before We Get the Message?
We can see from the reality shows that we are a culture growing a clutter problem. We see it, we want it and we inevitably buy it. We no longer remember that we already have one just like it or that it is going to mess with the budget if it is purchased. And the message of conservation and restraint get lost in the pile of receipts. We all have lessons to learn in the financial crisis hitting our nation in these times of recession, foreclosures and unemployment. And we all can teach our children how we cope under such stress. Get creative. We find new ways of entertaining ourselves. We give those dog-eared books another read. Make shopping outings special and unique, not an every weekend extravaganza of new stuff. In the process of removing the excess stuff cluttering our lives, our minds and our relationships with our families will improve as well. And from us, our children will be learning the lessons we want them to take into adulthood. We don't need a ton of stuff to be happy. We just need a healthy, life-sustaining planet and each other.
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such a great article! We have three wee darlings, and these two rules preserve our sanity: the kids must donate a toy to charity to receive another, and they must contribute their allowance to any new toys they "really want". They think twice about new toys, and any allowance they don't spend we match and put in their bank accounts – so they learn to save as well.
I love that idea!
What a great read!
I am sharing this article on our Empowering World Change (an environmental awareness program) Facebook page. (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=88208220879&ref=ts)
I have a 9 year old and I am proud to say that he does not have a clutter of toys. Lego has been ruling favorite since he was 1 year old! We follow the same rules as Anne-Marie + additional chores to get anything. I am personally against clutter myself.
Thanks for this article.
Anne-Marie: That's a great idea. Friends of mine, who have already teens, used to match any allowance that the kids had saved since the last allowance day. I will surely be using the same principle once my sons are old enough to get allowance.
We are against paying kids for doing the chores.
As for the clutter. I do have some good rules set down, that actually work. My older son goes through all the toys that he no longer wants or plays with, before every Easter, Christmas, and Birthday. He also has set amount of bins labeled and that can only hold so many toys. My youngest is 16 months and really hasn't received any new toys. I saw a nice set on sale at Target and I bought it for him either for Christmas or for his 2 year birthday in February but reading this article made me reconsider. Maybe I should just return it. I feel guilty not getting him anything, but I do understand that he is only 2 and won't realize that or remember. I suppose, I'm more concerned of other parents looks on this.
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Cholecystectomy - open
In open gallbladder removal surgery, a surgeon makes a large surgical cut in your belly to open it up and see the area. The surgeon then removes your gallbladder by reaching in through the cut, separating it from other organs, and gently lifting it out.
Surgery is done while you are under general anesthesia (asleep and pain-free).
The surgeon will make a 5- to 7-inch cut in the upper right part of your belly, just below your ribs. The surgeon will cut the bile duct and blood vessels that lead to the gallbladder. Then your gallbladder will be removed.
A special x-ray called a cholangiogram may be done during the surgery. This involves squirting some dye into your common bile duct. The dye helps give the surgeon a roadmap of your gallbladder area. It also helps find other stones that may be outside your gallbladder. If any stones are found, the surgeon may be able to remove them with a special medical instrument.
Open gallbladder removal surgery takes about 1 hour.
Your doctor may recommend gallbladder removal surgery if you have gallstones that bother you or your gallbladder is not working normally (biliary dyskinesia).
You may have some or all of these symptoms:
The most common way to remove the gallbladder is by using a medical instrument called a laparoscope. See also: Gallbladder removal - laparoscopic
Sometimes it is not possible to remove the gallbladder using a laparoscope. In this case, the surgery will be changed to an open gallbladder removal.
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Do I keep my awards if I am no longer a Superstar?
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Scouting has long recognized the need to create a safe environment for its youth. The Boy Scouts of America incorporated in 1910, and by the next year had already begun to require character reference checks for Scoutmasters. Two years later, in 1912, the BSA began to provide guidance to parents and chartered organizations in selecting Scout leaders. By the mid-1920s, Scouting was cross-referencing all adult volunteers against a list of "ineligible volunteers" to identify and keep out individuals deemed by the BSA as lacking the moral, emotional, or character values for membership. Before the end of the decade, every male adult involved in Scouting was required to register with the organization. In 1935, Col. Theodore Roosevelt stated that leadership is a sacred trust and discussed the existence and use of the confidential list of ineligible volunteers to protect youth, and two years later, this process was discussed in the book The History of the Boy Scouts of America.
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A Historical Review of the Evolution of Police Practices, Policies and Training Regarding Child Sexual Abuse, Joseph P. Hornick, p. 16
Knowledge of Evil, Alyson Brown and David Barrett, p. 6
A Short History of Child Protection in America, John E. B. Myers, p. 12
Handbook of Child Psychology Volume 4, William Damon, p. 777
Scouting Timeline
Understanding child abuse and neglect, National Research Council (U.S.) Panel on Research on Child Abuse and Neglect, p. 80
Sexual Predators Amongst Us, Ronald A. Rufo, p. 96
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Communication Technology: A Survey, Dana Royal Ulloth, p. 164
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Child Care and Child Welfare: Background Checks, Congressional Research Service report, p. 4
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The Importance of Background Screening for Non-profits, LexisNexis, p. 3
DOJ Press Release: "Department of Justice Activates National Sex Offender Public Registry Website"
Pew Internet, Internet adoption, 1995–2011
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The main character is good and very likeable.
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To everyone on social media who thanked "god" for the Obama win: next time, please pray for a president who isn't bankrolled by the likes of Goldman Sachs, who respects civil liberties, and who doesn't indiscriminately bomb civilians. For now, you're just making your divine master look like a duplicitous, war-mongering asshole.
As it turns out, Donald Trump was the only talking head who interpreted last week's results correctly. His cry for "revolution" was spot-on, as was his call to "fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice!" Not surprisingly, Trump's poppycock was mocked and dismissed — but not just because he's an idiot. It's because the sluggish status quo is even more comforting than omnipotent god figures who deliver elections.
If you're a moderate, or even a delusional Republican who pulled for Mitt Romney, then you're likely counting on House Speaker John Boehner and his obstructionist entourage to keep Washington in check. If you support Obama, then chances are that you've convinced yourself he'll turn hard left in his final four. And you'll all be disappointed.
Obama's victory is the biggest setback to real, radical change in recent history. A win for Romney, and the inevitable dismantling of basic social services that would have likely ensued, would have propelled people into an uproar for which our nation is long overdue. It wouldn't be the kind of revolution Trump was thinking of — more like the kind of mass blowback that makes oligarchs shit their robes. Now we have to wait another few years for folks to take their blinders off again.
As the 2012 election wound down, frightened liberals deserted their hearts and morals to back Obama. With that trend, there was a general retreat from the formerly popular notion that Democrats and Republicans — along with their corresponding presidential hopefuls — are equally deplorable. The tilt toward Obama was understandable; while neither party is prepared to solve our existential crises of environmental injustice, economic disparity, or imperial overreach, aggressive GOP calls for complete deregulation — across all industries — would surely light the fuse closer to the bomb.
Conservative depravity: duly noted. But that doesn't change the fact that our president is vile in ways that neither Republicans nor Democrats often acknowledge. Those failures aren't merely passive, as in his neglecting to introduce meaningful gun-control initiatives, or halt unrepentant Wall Street greed. Obama, like it or not, has actively enabled a number of atrocities.
On the international front, the commander-in-chief has presided over the murder of thousands of innocent civilians. On privacy, the president authorized measures that make US citizens vulnerable to warrantless searches and indefinite detentions. And Obama is complicit in the decline of public education, pushing test-driven standards that benefit large corporations while exposing schools to unprecedented private profiteering.
These points are not new — even though they were largely ignored by reporters, candidates, and voters during the election. Rather, they're shared in near consensus among many who marked ballots for Obama. Take, for example, the obvious truth that his administration rescued banks and insurance scoundrels, but left ordinary people in the cold. No matter how you slice it, the hundreds of billions in bailout disbursements could have housed the more than half a million homeless Americans, plus rescued the countless more whose housing is in jeopardy.
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The latest stop on his quest for inner peace was a yoga studio at a Los Angeles hotel Nov. 5. As exclusive photos at Usmagazine.com show, the 32-year-old reality star -- in shorts and a tattoo-revealing tank top -- tried out basic poses, stretches and breathing and meditation exercises.
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"I'm sure with all that has been going on in Jon's life, things are out of whack," Dumas tells Us. "He's got to let go of external distractions and tap into his spirituality."
Observing snapshots of Gosselin's novice yoga session, Dumas says that his body seems "closed off" and "holds a lot of tension."
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Prior to this outburst, Gosselin admitted Oct. 29 that "I have allowed myself to become somewhat severed from my own moral anchor and be carried away by the challenges of fame," and that he yearned to "reconnect with my deeper, more spiritual, more altruistic self."
The first steps in this spiritual rebirth, he said, would be lots of quality time with his new spiritual advisor Rabbi Shmuley Boteach and with his eight kids.
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Yoga, says expert Dumas, could also help him become a better father.
"A big tenant of yoga is to let go, to be present in the moment," she tells Us. "So when he's with his children, he could actually be present and be a father."
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We just got back from a fishing trip up around Yellowstone and had a pretty good time. We fished the Firehole in the park for two full days and hammered the fish on caddis soft hackles. The water was 78 F around the geysers, finished the day with a soak in the river where hot water mixed with the cooler river. The Madison did not give up many trout the next day, i landed a healthy 18" bow but that was it. I can say that whitefish love prince nymphs. We were hesitant to fork over $80 to fish Armstrongs the next day but did it anyway and were glad that we did. It was between the beatis and PMD hatch so the fishing was subsurface. Again the fish took soft hackles this time mayfly patterns, but instead of being 12" fish like we caught on the Firehole they were 16 to 20" fish. My friend had an epic day landing close to 30 fish. Back to the Madison near ennis the next day to try to find the salmon flies without much luck. The weather was turning foul and that put the hatch down, however the PMD's came off well and I managed a bunch of dinkers on dry flies. We fished the Gallitin for a couple of hours the next day and again caddis was the order for the day. I had lots of stuff in my box from the Mother's day caddis hatch that did the trick. Wednesday we woke to a foot of wet snow so i tied flies and Thursday we headed to Henry's Fork for the opener of the railroad ranch. I had my best three hours of fishing ever that evening. I fished the Flavalina hatch below ashton dam and caught big fish on all stages of the hatch from nymph to spinner. Three fish took me into my backing one did it two times. Do they make fighting butts for a 5 weight. Friday June 15 was the opener at Harriman and we fished to a blanket PMD hatch all morning. I found a fish feeding head to tail in a big flat crowded with people catching nothing. I crawled up to the Fish on my knees, chest deep in water and waited to learn his pattern. After about 10 min he took a 18 PMD emerger and turned out to be over 20 inches long with substantial girth. That was the only fish i took in the slow flat water that day but what a memory. That night back to the Flavs for another awesome time. Our last day on the water was much slower, i lost a huge fish in the flats, spent most of the day walking around just enjoying the scenery, took a nap in the afternoon by the river, and got skunked fishing the huge size six brown drake hatch. This week it was back to reality. Cheers
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Sounds like you had an AWESOME time. If you take any pictures I would love to start a western trout photo gallery. Gerry Frederick just over the border has some great photos from the Canadian rockies as well, and Pete from Calgary has sent me some gorgeous images that would complement any portfolio.
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Madison-Donald Nichols on February 15, 2013 died of complications from Cirrhosis of the liver, caused by Hepatitis C. He lived an interesting and full life.
Born in Madison, Conn. In 1940, then a small rural town, to Edward C. and Ruth N. Nichols, he grew up on a farm, a past he credited with his moral values and common sense. He attended the local public school where he was a scholar, athlete and musician.
In high school, he played the trumpet and earned the solo trumpet chair in the Connecticut All State Band. He entered Yale at 17 and continued to play the trumpet, becoming the top undergraduate trumpet player in the band. He also sang as a soloist in the high school chorus and recently re-kindled his interest in singing, joining the Madison (WI) Symphony Chorus.
He had an avid, lifelong interest in athletics and team sports. In high school, he earned varsity letters in soccer, basketball and baseball. He captained teams in several sports at many levels throughout his life, finally retiring at age 42 from one of Madison (WI) United's competitive soccer teams.
He played in Wisconsin's top amateur soccer league in the late 60s and 70s, a league then dominated by ethnic teams from Milwaukee comprised of first generation immigrants from Europe. Through this he was introduced to the cultures of several nations, often by post-game meals and receptions held at the teams clubhouses and churches. Their contrasting views of teamwork, fairness and discipline were an education for a man in his 20s. He also played on a Ukrainian team while in graduate school, and with two English teams while in England in the fall of 1971. He played on a Chilean team while in Washington in 1975-76 and he played on multi-ethnic teams both while in graduate school at Yale, and in Wisconsin.
After retiring from competitive soccer, he turned to the outdoors. He bought a large plot of land, mostly ridges and timber, just west of Madison, WI where he built a small house. He spent his weekends in this semi-isolated retreat. He enjoyed most outdoor activities, especially hunting and hiking. He liked to track animals and took comfort in just sitting in the woods. He developed an interest in forestry, especially in walnut trees.
He enjoyed machinery saying it took him back to the farm. He had a tractor he used for mowing trails and for taking care of the long gravel driveway. He had a snowplow on an old army truck to keep the cabin available throughout the winter. He took up woodworking, making things from his own timber, always wishing he had more time to make things and build his skills.
He had a varied and rewarding professional career. He graduated from Yale in 1962 with Honors in Economics. He stayed at Yale for his Ph.D., written under Nobel Laureate James Tobin. In 1966, he joined the nationally ranked Economics Department of the University of Wisconsin. He took several leaves of absence but remained a member of the Department for 40 years.
In 1970-71 he was a visiting professor at Yale. In the fall of 1971, he visited the London School of Economics. In 1975-76 he went to Washington as senior economist of the Budget committee of the United States Senate. In 1977-79 he served as Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Department of Labor. Back in Wisconsin he was Economic Advisor to the Governor from 1983-86. He subsequently service Governors of both parties on Commissions and advisor committees.
He remained active in his profession after retirement, serving until his death on the Academic Advisory Board of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and as Chairman of the Board of the Thompson Plumb Funds. He was widely called upon for advice and to speak at public functions. He loved economics as a discipline and economic policy as a practice. While in Washington, he developed the skill of economic forecasting, something he practiced in many venues. He had begun his career as an economic theorist, but was drawn to practical problems of economic policy.
While at the University, he serviced several terms as Chair of the Economics Department. He was chair of the University committee and chair of PROFS, representing the faculty to state government. In 2001, he was appointed Director of the La Follette School of Public Affairs, a position he held until this retirement in 2006. He was a fellow in the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. He was a popular teacher earning several teaching awards. He published numerous professional articles and books.
He is survived by his wife of 11 years, Jane Bartels; by his son, Charles of Madison, WI; his daughter, Elizabeth of St. Paul; his granddaughter, Clare of St. Paul; his brothers, Kenneth and Paul, both of Middletown, CT; his sister, Marcia Stone, Madison, CT. He was preceded in death by two wives, each dying of cancer. He was married to Linda Powley for 20 years and to Barbara Jakubowski for 17 years.
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David "Dave" Simerson, age 66 of Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin died Saturday, February 2, 2013 at his home with his loving family by his side.
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Dave was born December 20, 1946 in Berwyn, Illinois the son of Ralph and Ruth (Rehbein) Simerson. He graduated from Ferris State College, with a Bachelor of Science in Trade Technical Education in 1968 and became a Graphic Arts Professor at Triton College. He later pursued a career as a Graphic Arts Salesman selling large multi-color printing presses. He was a member of numerous clubs and was President of the Chicago Club of Printing House Craftsmen, Chicago Lithographers Club, Illinois Live Steamers, Riverside Great Northern, Wisconsin Dells Rotary Club and Stewards of the Dells of the Wisconsin River. From an early age Dave had a passion for trains and Republicans. He enjoyed track and field, skiing, fishing, golfing and biking. He was deeply involved with his church and the Gideon's. He loved those sticky buns at Perkins.
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Dr B Arvind Shah, managing director and CEO, Arvind Remedies, says that the firm has completed phase I clinical trials of anti-arthritic products and is entering phase II
Chennai: Arvind Remedies (ARL), a leading producer of branded and generic pharmaceutical products revealed its financial results for the quarter ending December 31, 2012 (Q3). Net sales for Q3 FY13 stood at $35.8 million (Rs179.90 crore), registering a growth of 65.95 percent.
EBIDTA for the quarter has grown to $7.03 million (Rs 35.19 crore) up by 104.89 percent, as comparted to $3.436 million (Rs17.18 crore) in the same period of the last year. Net profit for Q3 FY13 stood at $2.44 million (Rs12.21 crore), registering a growth of 69.11 percent.
Commenting on the financial performance of the third quarter, Dr B Arvind Shah, managing director and CEO, Arvind Remedies, said that, "The Q3 FY13 numbers have been in line with our expectations on the back of higher demand. We are confident of better performance going ahead as we plan to launch new products and aim at improving our utilization levels. We are in the process of ramping up the production at our US FDA approved plant at Irungattukottai, which was commissioned earlier this year."
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