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Went out for a meal with some acquaintances the other night. Had a nice time and got to know one or two new people. Whilst I was talking to one woman, someone's Mum, in the middle of a conversation she said to me "You're a bitch!". I genuinely had/have no idea where that came from. I didn't want any confrontation and didn't respond at all. Later on, when she was saying goodbye to her daughter, I was right next to her and she said, very loudly "She's a bitch!". I still don't know what I might have said to offend and honestly don't think I said anything. This lady lives some way away but I live close to her daughter. I want to text the daughter to ask what I have done. I don't want to fall out with anyone but I have now been bothered about this for a few days, can't seem to let it go. I would really like to ask what I did and to explain that I think this woman perhaps misunderstood or misinterpreted something I said. I loathe the word bitch and am probably reacting more because of this word than if she had used another one. Please talk me through this!
Well, I did promise to return with an update! I managed to speak to my neighbour briefly this evening as I was giving her a lift, but only had a couple of moments as I was giving someone else a lift too! I asked if she had heard what the Mum and I were talking about and she said that she hadn't really been aware. She certainly didn't hear what the Mum said, as I thought. She was quite shocked but then we stopped discussing it as our other friend got in. So nothing else to say, really, except that I am not bothered about it any more. I was genuinely upset for a few days (pathetic, i know but it was a bit of a shock at the time) and asking for advice one here did help me get it into perspective. I haven't seen the neighbour whose birthday it was. Not sure if I would say anything now, I don't feel so bad about it, although I do feel pissed off that it spoiled my night and if I do tackle her it will make her feel bad. Have to see how I feel when I speak to her.
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It is really odd, please do update us though.
Sweetie, given how concerned you are and worked up trying to work out if you had done something wrong, albeit unknowingly.
My Thoughts are that she has a medical issue.
((((((((((((Hugs))))))))))) And give yourself a break.
If it was YOU, your friend would have said something to you
Is there anything else which sounds like "bitch"? Just asking because I know of someone who was very offended at being described as a "hussy" type, and the speaker had actually said "horsey"-type (based apparently on the idea that her trousers looked as though they might have been, but weren't, jodhpurs.)
Hahaha, it's definitely true!! Thanks ever so much for your thoughts. I don't want it to affect my relationship with the daughter, I don't know her well but we go out with our other neighbours every now and then for Sunday lucnh which is really nice. I will report back, even if I ask the daughter and she says "Well you are a bitch."
I think you need to ask her daughter. You could speculate till christmas and still be none the wiser.
Be fairly neutral about it, it shouldn't impact your relationship with her if you've no reason to come into contact with her mother that often.
Or...maybe, for example, she has had a scandolous heart breaking affair with a toy-boy and thought you were taking the piss. I think its something you have said, that has been totally misinterpreted by her
If she was ill in someway, surely the dd would have explained another day
If this is a true story, then it sounds like the lady has Tourette's Syndrome or dementia, and everyone was ignoring her because it is what she normally does. Perhaps they thought you knew. I would stop taking it to heart.
I can't really remember exactly what was being said. Something like she was travelling back home that night (an hour and a half's distance) and that's when I said it. It wasn't a serious offer just part of what I thought was a light-hearted conversation. Perhaps she did take offence but it seems huge offence for that. And to carry on later I think is just a bit weird. If she does have a problem I wonder why her daughter didn't say Oh, sorry about that, she gets a bit like it when she has had a drink or whatever. I don't know, I can't really clarify anything except from my own point of view. Daughter doesn't have a lot of spare room and anyway Mum was going on holiday the next day.
The second time she said it when we were back home I kind of pretended I hadn't heard and maybe the daughter hoped I hadn't? Anyway I think it could have turned nasty if I had challenged her, and I would have ended up being more upset than I am, possibly falling out with the daughter (everyone had had a few drinks, including me) and I would not want that.
Why would you offer someone to stay who you barely know?
Why wouldn't her daughter say she could stay with her if she lives next door to her. Maybe she thought you were stirring ?
My grandma does something similar, after suffering a minor stroke. We will be sitting quite happily chatting, then she will suddenly seem to slip back 10 years and can't understand who my DH or DS are and gets scared and aggressive to the point of swearing.
I think it sounds like a condition of some sort with her, and not a reflection on your personality!
I used to know someone who said a phrase (can't remember what it was now) just randomly in the moddle of a sentence.She had no control at all over it and was completely nornmal in every other way.I think this lady is the same.
Were you talking to her much during the evening, before the bitch outburst?
It's a possibility that she has taken great offence at your half hearted offer of her to stay and felt that you were "taking the piss". I can see how someone who doesn't know you, or is older could take offence by you making the offer, without meaning it, anyway, but withdrawing it if the possibility of a shag came along, IYSWIM. You should have asked her first time and sorted it out, tbh. Seeming as you know the daughter well enough to "relieve the babysitter", you should have sorted it out, there and then and could of done so without it turning into a confrontation. I don't think you should approach the daughter from the POV that her Mum may be unwell, she surely would be defensive, better to just say that you think her Mum has misinterpreted what you said.
I suppose dementia is a possibility and I don't know much about it but I have heard her Mum mentioned a few times and never that. She was flying off on holiday the next day and so if obviously able to function. If that were the case I would have thought that her daughter would have apologised and explained that she sometimes took against people for no apparentl reason. I will try to see the other people who may have heard (or who may give feedback on whether or not I had spent the evening being bitchy or not!) and see what they say.
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"My first thought was early onset alzheimer's or dementia. Someone the other day was describing his mum who was exactly the same - long periods of clarity interrupted by occasional WTF! moments."
That describes my gran very accurately- though thankfully she didn't know any bad language. But the same pattern of long periods of complete clarity followed by utter inconsequentiality.
If the daughter heard and did nothing, I would guess she was too embarrassed. She might be hoping you'll understand and shrug it off - because I agree this sounds exactly like a MH problem: dementia or Alzheimer's.
The really, really important question is:
Are you a bitch?
I presume you're not, so why ever are you worrying about it?
The only person who definitely heard it was the daughter, when she said it in the house. I am not sure if anyone else heard it, if anyone it would be the people sitting opposite and if I see them I will ask.
There is no way I misinterpreted the tone. It wasn't coupled with anything else either time - not She's a bitch she looks nice, or she's a bitch how does she stay so slim (the latter highly unlikely to be said by anyone!! She is probably late 50's I should think. I saw the daughter the day after, I was in the car and stopped and just thanked her for a nice evening. Didn't bring up the Mum thing. if I see my next-door neighbours today I will ask if they heard anything. They have met the Mum and might be able to confirm that she is a bit like that (Or say she is a lovely person!)
Is there any possibility you've misinterpreted the tone of it, it sounds very bizarre that someone would be that rude, without provocation and nobody even acknowledge it, maybe not say something but at least give you a look or gawp at the woman.
I mean bitch isn't considered that offensive by most people I don't think, I know one of my friends calls me this every time we eat out because I normally shovel down the food but am still slimmer than her, I guess to someone listening or someone who didn't realise she was joking it would seem a bit shocking.
I personally though of dementia,thats why I asked I she was elderly but I think it's so odd the daughter didn't react and at least apologise that maybe its something else.
Oops - just as well, because I wasn't, was I?
Daughter said/did nothing. The woman was talking to her that time, not to me. Yoni you are right not to care. I don't know this woman and I suppose I shouldn't care either - but not used to being called a twat!!
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* I'm reading a nice restful book^ in which our heroine winds up briefly hospitalised and is driven mad by having nothing to read, and when a sympathetic nurse loans her a copy of HELLO! magazine . . . she reads it as a desperate alternative to ripping her sheets into long thin strips and using broken clothes-hangers as knitting needles^^. And I read this with a feeling of cold deep horror and thought again THIS IS WHY MY KNAPSACK WEIGHS MORE THAN A HELLTERROR. It's my phobia about being trapped somewhere WITH NOTHING TO READ.^^^ And given the number of times Peter has closed his hand in a door—never mind the serious stuff—and we've spent several unscheduled hours in A&E/Emergency, I am not being paranoid I am being practical.
^ THE JANUS STONE by Elly Griffiths which is the second in her murder-mystery series about Ruth Galloway who is a forensic archaeologist. And which are fabulous. Ceridwen loaned me the first one and when I read it in about forty-eight hours+ laughed in an evil and knowing manner, and loaned me the second.
+ despite not being able to read it in the bath because it belonged to someone else and IT WOULD NOT BE GOOD IF I DROPPED IT. I have quite a few paperbacks with curly pages . . . and I barely have a knitting magazine that doesn't have curly pages.
^^ Okay, I made the extreme knitting alternative up, but personally I might have gone for it over HELLO!
^^^ Or knit.+ Granted most knitting weighs considerably less than three paperbacks and a fully charged iPad,++ and I don't think they've started commercial production of ununseptium needles, possibly because they would be a trifle unstable as well as heavy, and my knitting doesn't need any help in instability, but the Scarf as Big as the Universe sure takes up a lot of space. I keep being tempted to take it OUT of my knapsack and finish it at home where it can have its own room+++ but I know this way madness lies. I would just have the 1,000,000,000th unfinished woolly object lying around somewhere for me to trip over in the middle of the night.
. . . But starting NEW woolly objects is fun. Especially during that early halcyon period before you've made any really ghastly errors that you can't figure out how to fix.
+ I actually went to an AGM recently.# WITH MY KNITTING. THANK YOU, GOD, FOR KNITTING.
# Reasons not to join things: the dreadful possibility of an AGM.
++ Note that I take my charging cable with me everywhere too. Just in case.
+++ Mind you in my house it would be sharing that room with 1,000,000 other yarn projects, 1,000,000,000 books and 1,000,000,000,000 All Stars. Plus assorted miscellaneous items.# But the rooms at the cottage, while small, are all larger than a knapsack.
# The miscellaneous-item problem is worse than usual at the moment because the American government in its wisdom~ decided that I had to re-prove that I live here and have lived here for quite some time and so you find salient documentation of ten-plus years ago, especially less than a year after a major house move when everything that CAN be shoved into the back of an attic HAS been shoved into the back of an attic including gruesome old paperwork. My tribulations began with the question which attic?, but more or less climaxed with insane-even-for-me tottering piles of everything all over my office floor at the cottage. Sigh. Which, the adrenaline of panic having worn off, I have no enthusiasm for sorting out and putting away again.~~
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~~ Putting away WHERE? %
% Er. 'Putting away'?
** NECESSARY HOUSEWORK. NOOOOOOOOO. Failing this activity would certainly be a way of ensuring that people don't come back, but unfortunately anyone who gets as far as being invited to stay is probably someone I want to come back which leaves me in a terrible predicament. I keep trying to teach the hellhounds to pull the hoover. And the hellterror to mop the floor. Nobody does much about the cobwebs. Or the dust.^
^ Ways to Tell What I Am Really Truly Currently Reading: it's not dusty.
*** See *, ^^^, +++, # above
† If I put long johns on in the morning^ I will be hot and cranky at 3 pm. But if I don't put long johns on^^ I will be cold and cranky at . . . 3 am.
^ Oh all right, when I get dressed. There are drawbacks to sleeping in something you can answer the door in, because you can also put your gardening apron and your wellies on and do some gardening—just while your tea steeps, you know. Today this innocent activity led to my realising I was due to ring handbells in an hour while I was still in my nightgown equivalent and hadn't had breakfast/lunch or hurtled any of the waiting hurtlables in this household.
I was late for handbells. Never mind. This fresh victim is catching on way too quickly and will be ringing Surplice Maximillian while I'm still trying to sort out the details of Basic Stupid. Which I have been for the last . . . decade. Siiiiiigh. And Niall is, I fear, only too accustomed to me being late for handbells. He may have a much-punctured dartboard somewhere with my face on it but . . . he doesn't let even lumpy, brain-fogged semi-handbellers escape without a struggle. AND HE'S PUT AN AWFUL LOT OF HOURS INTO ME OVER THE LAST DECADE. I think I'm doomed. No, I know I am. But so is he. However as he throws darts at my face I'm sure he murmurs to himself, If I can teach her to ring handbells I CAN TEACH ANYONE.
I'm a good thing, really I am. Really. I set the standard. Ahem. . . .
^^ When I get dressed
†† More, or sometimes less, suitably attired. Hey, what's wrong with a simple cotton jersey dress with a BLUE HILL MAINE sweatshirt over, a muddy apron and hot pink wellies?
††† Okay, I am now loud. When do I get to the hits the right notes part? I went off and stood in a corner and sang into the wall again tonight at church. I'm assuming God doesn't mind, but the congregation might.
‡ It's not just handbells.
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Lucknow: With Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's death at a Delhi hospital, the nation has lost a well-meaning, suave and soft-spoken leader, said Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.
Mr Sayeed died at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Delhi. He was 79.
Mr Yadav said Mr Sayeed was an experienced and progressive public representative who held high offices and always worked to bring peace and development to Jammu and Kashmir.
"In his passing away, the country has lost a well-meaning, suave and soft-spoken leader who always had the welfare of the people in his heart," Mr Yadav said extending his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.
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Whew, so this week was tough. Last Saturday I completed my long run of 8 miles on the treadmill in Philadelphia while I was there for Women Get Social. It was hard, but I got through it with the help re-watching of the movie Temptation and the strong WIFI! Netflix and I go together.
My other two runs? Not so good. On Tuesday I ran an okay 4 training miles but somehow I thought I'd do a little better because it was cool outside and I was properly hydrated and rested. It wasn't bad and it was actually better than a lot of my last couple of runs so I will take it. Thursdays run? Stunk up the joint. I started out really well, but after I heard my first miles time I was SO annoyed that it wasn't faster that it took my head out of the game. I actually walked the mile back home. No excuses but this week has been so hard with fashion week events, a severe uptick at day job and trying to get a Kindergartner on the school bus by 6:40am. I am praying that this little funk will pass as my first big race (and there are many) is next Sunday.
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This Saturday calls for 9 Miles. Not sure where I am running it because torrential rain is in the forecast, but it will get done.
My fueling wasn't so bad this week. I have been eating the best I can, mostly staying away from tempting fancy Fashion Week appetizers and eating dinner at home. I know I need to do an overhaul of my eating and I really need to start the research into this. I want to fuel to be a better runner and I need to be equipped with the right knowledge for meal planning. I did try this little gem from Trader Joe's: Fusilli with Vegetables and Basil Pesto. It was delish.
SUCH a cross training FAIL this week! I can't believe it! Fashion week is just so much fun. They lure me with their pretty dresses and flashy shoes. I will do better next week–not too much because I want to be well rested for the race–but at least ONE day!


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Attorneys for Alaska U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski have filed to intervene in a lawsuit brought by election rival Joe Miller.
Murkowski claims that if she is not sworn in Jan. 3, her seat will be vacant and Alaska will lack full representation on critical issues.
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Miller sued Monday in Fairbanks Superior Court, claiming that elections officials have illegally accepted improperly marked write-in votes for Murkowski. He's seeking to block certification of the election.
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Tom Horan doesn't know whether to laugh or cry at The Secret Policeman's Ball at Albert Hall
By the time you read this you may have made up your own mind about this fund-raising variety show, the highlights of which were broadcast on Channel 4 last night. It has become something of a great British institution, not unlike Amnesty International, the charity that puts on the event and whose human rights agenda is sprinkled rather uncomfortably through three hours of gags and music.
In many ways, the Ball draws on the best qualities of the British character: a sense of humour and a sense of what is just. But what struck me this year was how seldom the two now come together. The anti-establishment edge that defined the inaugural events of the late Seventies has vanished. For the most part this was a night of cosy "isn't-it-funny-hows" and ribald gags. Of satirical, political or confrontational humour there was barely a trace.
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In contrast, the Iranian Shappi Khorsandi, with her Lonely Planet Guide to Iran, offered something fresh and unusual. I smiled at the line when she asked us all to sign up to the Iranian Women's Campaign for Equality, but that turned out to be for real, with people dutifully texting their names to a petition.
The dilemma between the funny and the earnest only got trickier. Indie band Razorlight could be said to personify the thin line between heartfelt and laughable, although singer Johnny Borrell reined in his pompous tendencies to deliver two fine songs. The next act was introduced as Boris Johnson. But it was comedian Jon Culshaw, with an eerily lifelike impression of the mayor.
Mancunian stand-up Jason Munford was next, and he closed with one of the best yarns of the night, the true story of a footballer who dislocates his hip and finds that one of his testicles has dropped into the empty socket. As he left the stage to cheering the tannoy announced Dr Germaine Greer. I assumed this must be Culshaw back, this time in drag. But after a while it became clear it was Germaine herself, with a lecture about human rights. Yet she showed great dignity, and thoughts of the testicle eventually faded.
James Corden of Gavin and Stacey fame did some hilarious dancing to Enya's Orinoco Flow, but final act Eddie Izzard was the pick of the night. His unique performance style is all about pulling together the wildly incongruous and creating something rich and intelligent that leaves a warm feeling. This curious night needed just that, and Britain's finest comedian delivered it with his usual effortless panache.


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Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Amobi Okoye says he's on track to return to action in Week 7, when he is scheduled to come off the non-football injury list.
Signed by the Cowboys this offseason, Okoye is recovering from anti-NMDA encephalitis, a rare brain condition that put him in a medically-induced coma just a year and a half ago and caused him to miss the entire 2013 season. By opening the season on the non-football injury list, he's ineligible to play for the first six weeks of 2014.
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What is Brexit and what is the single market? Confusing EU referendum terms EXPLAINED
ARE you starting to get fed up with all the political wrangling ahead of the EU referendum? Here is a guide to the key terms in plain English.
The Leave and Remain campaigns seem more intent on fighting each other, than explaining clearly what is at stake in the historic referendum on Thursday June 23.
In case you're starting to feel a bit lost and confused by all the heated debates, here is a back-to-basics look at some of the key referendum terms.
What is Brexit?
You're probably sick to death of the word Brexit because it has been used so many times over the past few months or so. But what does it actually mean?
The answer is actually very simple - it is a abbreviation of 'British exit'. The word sums up what would happen if the British public votes to leave the EU.
In many ways the word Brexit is similar to the term Grexit, which refers to the potential Greek exit from the eurozone.
What is the EU?
It seems like everyone expects us to already be experts on the European Union - a very complex economic and political partnership between 28 member states.
At the heart of the EU are its founding principles, known as the four freedoms, that guarantee free movement of people, goods, services and money between countries.
The EU was created to foster economic cooperation and to prevent further conflict, but it has grown hugely both in terms of size and power since then.
Not only has the EU created the single currency, the euro, but EU law has ultimate authority over British law. The EU has its own Court of Justice.
Other EU institutions include the European Council made up of heads of state, the European Parliament with MEPs, its executive body the European Commission and the European Central Bank.
LEAVE: Nigel Farage campaigns for Brexit on a boat on the River Thames
What is the EU referendum?
The EU referendum is the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the British people to decide if they want Britain to stay in or quit the EU.
In just over a week, you will be able to cast your vote at your local polling station between 7am and 10pm on Thursday June 23 .
A referendum is simply a public vote in order to decide a political question, for example whether the Britain should leave the EU or not.
Next week the question will be: "Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?"
Referendums are actually very rare in this country - the EU referendum is just the third UK-wide referendum in history.
In the first referendum in 1975, the British people decided to remain part of the European Community. In 2011, they rejected an alternative voting system.
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The term the single market seems to crop up again and again whenever campaigners talk about what Brexit would mean for British trade.
Two decades ago, the EU created the single market for goods and services. It now spans member countries with more than 500 million citizens.
The idea behind the single market was to treat the EU as one territory where people, money, goods and services move freely to boost competition and trade.
The single market, also called the internal market, allows British exporters to sell goods to EU citizens as long as their products comply with EU rules.
Investors here would not like it if Britain leaves the single market because they currently see the UK as a passport to the wider European market.
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Paws off! Orange Is the New Black star Selenis Leyva had her cat Oreo for two months before she could even touch the feline. "She's not very trusting with strangers," Leyva, 44, explains in this installment of the Us Weekly Video series "Meet My Pet."
Leyva, who lives in New York City with her daughter, Alina, reveals Oreo was a feral cat that came from a litter born outside her home. The Levyas passed the kittens each day as they left their residence, and Alina, 13, named them all. But Levya says she woke up one morning to find only Oreo outside. "I couldn't just leave her out there," she says. "We had to bring her into our home."
The 2-year-old Oreo spent the next two months hiding under the radiator and "only coming out for food," says Levya. "There were many nights where I thought, What did I get into? I'm gonna live with a cat who doesn't let me touch her." Leyva remained patient — and it paid off. One afternoon, Oreo "let me touch her. And she stopped and let me touch her again," recalls Leyva. "The second time I touched her, I heard her purr.… That was a big moment!"
The cat is friendlier with other animals. Since getting Oreo, Leyva also adopted dog Zeus. "They go ballistic chasing each other around the entire apartment and wrestling," says Levya. "They don't hurt each other. It's really cute to watch."
Oreo, however, still has her standoffish moments. "You never know where she's hiding," says Leyva. Indeed, during Us's video shoot, Oreo squeezed herself underneath the cushions of Levya's couch!
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I am with you. Obviously I haven't done it five other times, but pushing is my least favorite part of all the labor process. I am truly scared of it this time.
But truthfully, it is so short. You can handle ANYTHING for those few minutes it takes to push your baby out. Just keep remembering how you will feel when he/she pops out and that pain is a distant memory. You really can do it, you have proven it over and over again.
And I agree with the suggestion of only pushing when you feel that undeniable urge. I do think it made my second pushing go easier than my first. I think that is what is meant by "laboring down," not just pushing when you get to 10.
I hope it goes smoothly and you are updating us soon!
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School of Geography
University of Leeds
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Research overview
I am an Associate Professor with research interests in the fields of hydrology, hydraulics and process geomorphology. I am especially interested in the interaction of near-surface flows with the Earth's surface. Specifically, my current research is focussed on two main areas: (i) parameterisation of the surface roughness of complex topographies across a wide range of process environments and (ii) coupling basic hydrological models with models of malaria transmission. Underlining both these research threads is an appreciation of the structural and functional connectivity of patterns and processes within hydrology and geomorphology at various scales with the aim of invoking this analytical...
James, M.R., Robson, S. and Smith, M.W., 2017. 3‐D uncertainty‐based topographic change detection with structure‐from‐motion photogrammetry: precision maps for ground control and directly georeferenced surveys. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. doi: 10.1002/esp.4125.
Pearson, E., Smith, M.W., Klaar, M.J., Brown, L.E. 2017. Can high resolution 3D topographic surveys provide reliable grain size estimates in gravel bed rivers? Geomorphology doi: 10.1016/j.geomorph.2017.05.015
Watson, C.S., Quincey, D.J., Carrivick, J.L. and Smith, M.W. 2017. Ice cliff dynamics in the Everest region of the Central Himalaya. Geomorphology 278, 238-251.
Carrivick, J.L., Smith, M.W. and Quincey, D.J. 2016. Structure from Motion in the Geosciences. New Analytical Methods in Earth and Environmental Science. Wiley Blackwell.
Watson, C.S., Quincey, D.J., Carrivick, J.L. and Smith, M.W. 2016. The dynamics of supraglacial water storage in...
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- FLOODMAL. NERC Standard Grant.
- MorphSed: investigating the morpho-sedimentary dynamics of human-stressed fluvial systems and implications for ecological diversity on the Upper Cinca River. Funded by Spanish Ministry of Science (with Damia Vericat)
- HYDROMAL: Hydro-dynamic drivers of malaria transmission hazard in Africa. NERC Standard Grant.
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Woman killed by paramour in Mumbai
A 28-year-old woman was allegedly murdered by her paramour, who was later arrested by the police, a senior officer said in Mumbai on Sunday.
The accused, Raju Pal (22), resident of Bihar, allegedly stabbed Vandana Wankhade to death on Saturday night, he said. The accused was working in a juice stall run by victim's husband, Santosh, and used to stay with the couple in a shanty near Mumbai Central.
Pal had allegedly developed an affair with Wankhede. When her husband came to know about their illicit relationship, he threw Raju out of their house a few days ago.
Last night, Pal barged into couple's house in an inebriated state and stabbed the duo, the officer said.
According to police, while Vandana got killed, her husband sustained serious injuries and was admitted to a hospital. The accused then tried to escape but was arrested by our point duty staff, who were informed by neighbours, at Mumbai Central station, he said.
Pal has been booked under section 302 (murder) and 307 (attempt to murder), the officer said, adding investigations are underway.


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Happenings April 14-18
Happenings entries that include date, time and place, as well as a contact person's name and telephone number, of an event can be e-mailed to Pippi Mayfield at pmayfield
@dlnewspapers.com or submitted online at www.dl-online.com.
Wednesday, April 14
-Ojibwe language class
An Ojibwe language class is every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in the Detroit Lakes library. It is a potluck supper, and free and open to the public.
-Women's discussion group
A new discussion group for women of all ages meets from 9 to 11 p.m. This group is for serious-minded females who want to get together and bring ideas. What is your passion? For more information, contact 847-9849.
Thursday, April 15
-Spaghetti feed
A fund-raiser for new kitchen equipment at the Senior Citizen Community center is from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the center.
-Spring fashion show
The Alpha Theta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship Fund-raiser Spring Fashions Show is at 7 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church, DL. It will feature fashions for all ages by Christopher Banks, Glik's, Maurice's, Nadine's and Vanity. There will be drawings for a homemade afghan, gift certificates and several other door prizes. A free-will offering will be taken. Proceeds will go to the Scholarship Fund and benefit area Education Students. Everyone welcome.
-Frazee Spring Arts Festival
The Frazee Spring Arts Festival is from 7-9 p.m. in the Frazee High school Green Gym. The Festival will include K-12 Visual Art displays, 12 full size student created Mosaic Windows -- auctioned through silent auction, 5th-12th vocal/instrumental performances, Empty Bowl fundraiser project. K-12 Visual Art Displays can also be seen at Frazee High School Green gym from 8:30 a.m. to noon on April 16.
Friday, April 16
Twirlers canceled
The Lake Park Country Twirlers have canceled their dance for tonight.
-Byberg in town
Republican congressional candidate Lee Byberg hosts "Twice American Tour Stop" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the DL Community and Cultural Center ballroom. There is no cost, and an open forum will be apart of the event.
-Spring salad
The Congregational Church, DL, hosts a spring salad luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 17
-Blood drive
The DL Breakfast Rotary Club hosts a blood drive from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Boys and Girls Club.
-Family Fun Carnival
The 7th annual Family Fun Carnival is from 11 .m. to 3 p.m. in the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Frazee. There will be 25 games featured to provide fun for all ages. Lunch will also be available. Sponsored by the Bethlehem Preschool/Daycare Committee.
-Twisted Stitchers
The Twisted Stitchers Fiber Guild meets at 9:30 a.m. at 210 S. Main St., Park Rapids. This will be a work session, so bring your projects to work on and show and tell.
-Chili feed
Augustana Lutheran Church, one mile east of the county Rd. 15 and county Rd. 22 intersection, hosts an all you can eat chili feed from 5 to 7 p.m. Cost is adults for $5, ages 6-12 are $3 and 5 and under are free.
-Timber movie, logger breakfast
The Frazee debut of Jeff Schlossman's documentary film "Timber: Dead and Down" is at 9 a.m. A logger breakfast is from 7 to 9 a.m. Both are in the Frazee Event Center. Breakfast is a free-will offering to the Frazee Lions Club.
Sunday, April 18
-Meat bingo
St. Theodore's Church, Ponsford/Pine Point, hosts a meat bingo at 1:30 p.m. There will be 20 games and 20 winners.
-Pancake breakfast
A pancake and French toast breakfast is from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Senior Citizen Community Center, DL. Cost is $3.50.
-Spring dinner
Salem Lutheran Church, Hitterdal, hosts a Spring Dinner from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Adults are $10, 6-12 are $4 and preschool are free.
-Meatball, gravy dinner
Houglum Lutheran Church, Lake Park, hosts a meatball and gravy dinner from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Prices are $8 for adults, 5 to 12 are $4 and under 5 are free.


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the GRIMALDI'S thread reminded me to post this update.
it had been awhile, but i have been to LOUIE AND ERNIE'S several times lately. i typically order two slices and the most recent variety have been plain, pepperoni, anchovies and eggplant. all are delish, but the white has gotta be the one. it may be the best version ever. the ricotta is amazing.
oh i almost forgot to mention, i rotate those slices. the other second slice has been a rock solid standby, those of you that know, know....the sausage. they make their own. you get like ten big spicy chunks per slice. stunning. those of you who have not yet had the pleasure, make your bronx travel plans. it's that good.


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Listing information
- Year Built: 2006
- Status: Sold on 7/25/2016
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Lot Area: 0.34
- Property ID: 103945431
- Beds: 4
- Total Rooms: 10
- New Construction: No
- County: Schenectady
- Style: Colonial
- Baths: 3 (Full: 3 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Fireplaces: 1
- Total Square Footage: 2,872 ($172.35 per sq. foot)
- School District: Niskayuna
Age Description Estimated
Amenities Built In Cabinets, Ceramic Tile, Chair Rail, Crown Molding, French Door, Sliding Glass Door, Tray Ceilings, Vaulted Ceiling, Walk In Closet, Walkout Basement, Whirlpool, Wood Floors
Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Range W Oven, Refrigerator, Some All Negotiable
Attic Full, Hatch
Basement Full
Condition Excellent
Cooling Type Central Air
Exterior Stone, Vinyl
Exterior Features Deck, Lighting, Shed, Sprinkler In Ground
Family Rm Fireplace Type Gas Fireplace
Garage Description Attached
Heat Fuel Natural Gas
Heat System Hot Air
Interior Features Cable Hook Up, Garage Door Opener, Gran Solid Surf Counters, High Speed Internet Acc, Humidifier, Paddle Fan, Sump Pump
Lot Description Landscaped
Master Bedroom Second Floor, Suite
Other Model - Centerhall, Possession - Arranged, Tax Id Section - 40.15, Tax Identification Block - 1, Tax Identification Lot - 84
Roof Asphalt Shingle
Sewer Public
Sign Yes
Survey Yes
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Family Room Main Level
Kitchen Main Level
LAUNDRY Main Level
Living Room Main Level
OFFICE DEN Main Level
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|Claudia Hudspeth, UNICEF's Senior Coordinator for Emergency Operations
By Rachel Bonham Carter
NEW YORK, 7 April 2005 – Three and a half months after the tsunami devastated south-east Asia, UNICEF's emergency response team is beginning to evaluate the lessons learned during the humanitarian response. Claudia Hudspeth, who is UNICEF's Senior Coordinator for Emergency Operations (EMOPS), recently returned from a three-month posting to Aceh, Indonesia, where she helped organize aid efforts.
"The difference between Aceh and other emergencies," explains Hudspeth, "is that there were many, many national and international NGOs as well as voluntary organizations. We had about 400 partners, which is a massive coordination effort."
With an already established presence and staff on the ground in Indonesia before disaster hit, UNICEF was well-placed to act as coordinator for the other organizations who arrived after the tsunami says Hudspeth.
"There were so many players. At any coordination you would go to, there would be 250 people all saying, 'I have this, I have that'. So the coordination function was absolutely crucial to deliver equitable aid."
"We didn't want everything [to go to] the easily accessible cities and nothing out on the west coast, which you can only access by helicopter. I think UNICEF's role was critical – to be able to identify the needs and then make sure we reached all people."
The role of key partnerships
UNICEF has worked closely with the government authorities in Aceh, where much of the infrastructure was wiped out. Another key partnership was with the military teams which several countries sent to help with the relief effort. As Hudspeth describes it, the cooperative effort was an important opportunity for all partners to learn from the others.
"There were 15 international militaries there at the height of the crisis. We could not have responded without them there. The Indonesian military was the lead coordinator, so we had some interaction with them but we worked largely with the US military. We worked very heavily with the Japanese as well, who provided logistical support and also provided technical support in terms of public health. They brought their own experts and helped us a lot.
"It was a very positive interaction between the UN, the NGOs and the military. I think we learned a lot from them, and they from us, about operating in a humanitarian environment."
'Like nothing I've ever seen'
Speaking from a more personal point of view, Hudspeth recalls the impact of the disaster on the aid workers: "It was very difficult for everyone. Massive destruction, massive loss of life, 250,000 people dead, 500,000 people displaced – so in terms of the scale of the destruction it was like nothing I've ever seen. In terms of the staff themselves, it was quite difficult. We were also having daily earthquakes. Waking up at 3 a.m. with an earthquake and just trying to cope with daily stress is difficult."
Hudspeth returned from assignment in Aceh at the end of March. She is convinced that the lessons learned in Indonesia and in other tsunami-affected countries will have a positive impact on UNICEF's capacity to respond in other emergencies.
"I've brought back a lot of ideas that I can bring to the emergency response team about improving UNICEF's emergency response capacity. I'm working with a team in EMOPS to define what we can do better in the future."
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Hello! I'm just stopping by to share a few of the things on my "currently craving" list.
I started listing them all out and then realized they fell into just a few main categories.
All the spring greens:
I make an effort to eat seasonally and always delight in the abundance of fresh produce that heralds spring's arrival: mint from the garden, fat stalks of asparagus, garlicky ramps, freshly shelled peas, crisp radishes, and all manner of herbs and lettuces. To me, these months are all about eating green, literally, as illustrated by these nourishing dishes.
Revitalizing Salad
Spring Gratitude Bowls
Chopped Green Goddess Salad
Pea Shoots with Burrata, Lemon Olive Oil, and Toasted Sesame Seeds
Balsamic Roasted Asparagus Salad with Fried Capers and 7-Minute Eggs
Spring Harvest Buddha Bowl with Dill Shallot Vinaigrette
Swiss Chard Stem & Ramp Spring Rolls with Miso Green Goddess Dipping Sauce
Healthful, High-Protein Snacks:
As someone who tends toward a paleo/primal/grain-free way of eating, protein is a mainstay of my meals. Recently, as I've increased the intensity of my workouts, I've become even more conscious of incorporating protein into my snacks for muscle recovery and appetite satiety. Here are a few on my to-try list.
Protein Power Snack with Chocolate and Cashew
Grain-free Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Zucchini Bread
Flourless Chocolate Chunk Coconut Blondies
Superfood Chocolate Quinoa Bark
Coconut Matcha Energy Bars
Raw Banana Bread Shakes
Simple Seasonal Pleasures:
Some cravings don't fit neatly into a category. Here are a few of the "odds and ends" I'm loving right now.
Moodling around the house with the windows open
Early evening hikes in the foothills, enjoying the blooming wildflowers
A good book to read on the patio (what are you reading right now?)


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52 books - year one
Chasing Harry Winston, by Lauren Weisberger
OK, so I fell waaaayyy short of my goal this year of reading 52 books. But I have absolutely no doubt that I read - and finished - at least twice as many books this year as last. So I'm starting over, and I'll keep trying until I actually get there. But for 2009 (starting a month early, again) I'm going for a more reasonable 50 books (I like those nice round numbers).
Chasing Harry Winston was panned by most of the reviewers on Amazon but luckily I didn't read any of them until just now. I thought it was a delightful chick lit romp, perfect for my mini-vacation over Thanksgiving.
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A new group is being set up by Laois County Council with the aim of engaging and connecting with Laois people around the world.
The Laois Diaspora Business (LDB) Network aims to "identify and engage with the Laois diaspora" and will offer members the "opportunity to be recognised as part of the family of business people who have a link to County Laois".
"Laois County Council is a strong advocate of strengthening these links and a believer in the opportunities and markets which these connections can deliver," writes Dr Eoin Sullivan, the group's Engagement Co-ordinator, in a letter to Laois people around the world.
"Becoming a member of this network affords you the opportunity to engage and network with like-minded business people across the world. It is free to join.
"To start the initial conversation we need some of your contact details which is listed at the bottom of this email. The information you forward is limited to your contact names, link to Laois, business interest and contact details.
"The LDB Network will be hosted on a new website which is currently being developed as a marketing tool for County Laois. Any information you forward to us will be published on this website.
Laois County Council intend to keep members updated routinely with the development and business news from within the county and around the world via the LDB Network."
If you're interested in getting involved, email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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As the sun went down a high-pitched scream slowly rose from the jungle like a sound-effect from a horror movie. As the ancient ruin darkened, and the scream filled the night, the moist night air felt thick with ghosts. Continue Reading →
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Cenote Hunting in Cambodia
By Kristin Addis on November 2, 2012 in Blog
The day started with an AM taxi ride out to Kampot from Sihanoukville in Cambodia. The trunk was full of SCUBA tanks and other required diving gear. We were hunting for a water-filled cave in the jungle, after all. Continue Reading →


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Tyche, which means fate or fortune, plays an integral role in Polybius' understanding of history and he is useful for gaining an understanding of the concept in the Hellenistic period. Tyche, to Polybius, takes on something of a double meaning in his work. It is first of all understood as a force by which things come about, or happenstance, luck if you will. There is, however, the element of Tyche as a goddess, which was a Hellenistic convention. This personification of Tyche is particularly important because at times Polybius uses her, that is Tyche, to justify seemingly sensible events rather than see them as an accumulation of rightful judgments by the persons involved in any circumstance. Thus Tyche is both an elemental force that is a way of understanding acts of God and at the same time it is a goddess capricious in nature and finally can be seen as a goddess who doles out retribution for wrongdoing or foolishness perpetrated by leaders. The exploration of Tyche is also the impetus for Polybius beginning his work, it is in exploring the fortunate events that lead to Rome's domination of the inhabited world that cause Polybius to begin on his history and is an integral part of his understanding that history. Due to this fact it becomes necessary for Polybius to discuss history in a universal manner, that is to say, to address history not as the events that take place in one region or the other but to analyze events with an eye for the big picture. This is the primary attribute of Polybius' pride in his history, its universal nature in attempting to explain the coming to power of Rome.
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