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Books: Plenty of lolly in the ice
Freighted with plaudits, the latest US blockbuster sails into British waters at last. John Sutherland climbs aboard for a tour of inspection; The Voyage of the Narwhal by Andrea Barrett Flamingo, pounds 15.99, 399pp
Saturday 27 February 1999
Norton's investment paid off. The Voyage of the Narwhal got reviews to die for. The British publisher has sent reviewers a pack of Xeroxes oozing such syrup. Don't let them tell you that spin-doctoring is just a political phenomenon.
Andrea Barrett is a prize product of the college creative-writing course and herself teaches in a Master of Fine Arts programme. She got a Guggenheim Award to research this book (a lengthy bibliography testifies to her scholarly conscientiousness). One's first dilemma is whether to read, review, or grade the novel.
Frankly, the last is easier than the first. As an exercise in composition this is summa cum laude. It is, however, a difficult read, at least initially. The narrative is pitched between historical docu-fiction and Melvillean romance. It is 1855, on the Eastern seaboard. An expedition is embarked to discover the fate of Sir John Franklin's expedition to the frozen waters off Greenland. Franklin had been lost ten years earlier, looking for the North West Passage.
The Narwhal is commanded by a young Emersonian idealist, Zeke Voorhees. Also on board is a disillusioned naturalist, Erasmus Darwin Wells. Zeke is engaged to Erasmus's sister, Lavinia, who strikes one as very wet. The voyage of the Narwhal (which is fictional) is overshadowed by that of Elisha Kent Kane (which was historical). As they penetrate the eery waters of Baffin Bay, tensions develop in the 15-man crew. The tensions are screwed up to mortal pitch when the ship becomes ice-locked for many months in what is a graveyard for 19th-century vessels.
One of the initial problems with the novel is determining its creative centre. Neither of the principals, Zeke nor Erasmus, generates warmth in the reader. As with most seagoing yarns, there is no love interest. The point of the novel, for most of its length, seems to be the polar mise en scene. Forging a Victorian-scientific pastiche style, Barrett handles this aspect well. There are memorable descriptions of the wooden vessel, caught between plates of ice, rumbling "with sudden, explosive cracks that made the men feel as if they'd been caught in a giant mouth, which was chewing on the landscape". One thinks of the Ancient Mariner's ice-floes, which "cracked and growled, and roared and howled".
Things hot up (so to speak) in the last third. The survivors on the Narwhal make a break for freedom in an open boat. Zeke (presumed dead) is left behind. By a miracle they are rescued. Their expedition seems to have been futile. They have turned up enigmatic relics of Franklin's voyage which solve nothing. No passage has been discovered. Erasmus's specimens have been lost. All the limelight is drawn to Kane's triumphant return and his book, Arctic Explorations.
The narrative climaxes with a great surprise which it would be unkind to give away (this is not a book rich in surprises). It finally emerges what the Narwhal has, in fact, discovered. Running throughout the cogitations of the main characters has been what was called the monogenic debate. Was the human race one species, or many? Were those encyclopedias which showed "the esquimeaux like misshapen gnomes and the Negroes like chimpanzees" correct? Was Linnaeus right in "proposing a separate species of man, possessed of a tail and inhabiting the antarctic regions"?
Most Victorians adhered to the polygenic belief: they had no kinship with savage hottentots and degraded tribes in polar snows. The good ship Narwhal, the modern reader will be relieved to know, sails serenely into the harbour of political correctness on this question.
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I've been a little absent from the sewing room as of late to make more room for my latest hobby … sleeping.
No I'm not coming down with anything … I'm cooking up a sweet little baby in my belly!
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Now that I've well and truly passed the first trimester, I'm getting my sewing mojo back and my sewing machine is whirring away once more.
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cute dress. and very girlie. Congrats on your baby
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Thanks madam, we're very excited :)
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All Things Considered, sometimes abbreviated ATC, is a news radio program in the United States, broadcast on the National Public Radio network. It was the first news program on the network. The program combines news, analysis, commentary, interviews, and special features. It airs on weekday evenings from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and is re-fed with updates until 10 p.m. Eastern Time. Early broadcasts were 90 minutes long; now they run for two hours. The show now airs on over 560 radio stations and reaches an audience of approximately 12 million listeners each weekday, making it the ... More » (Source: Wikipedia)
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What Would Have Happened If Philae Were Nuclear Powered?
Philae will wake again (493 comments)
The team fully expects Philae to get more light early next year. http://www.cbc.ca/news/technol...
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Philae will wake again (493 comments)
The team fully expects Philae to get more light early next year. http://www.cbc.ca/news/technol...
Hehe (296 comments)
This is just silly.
You're doing it wrong. (265 comments)
Not sure what nasty links you've been clicking on. But the reason I use Gmail and have dumped the Yahoo's and Hotmails of the world is because I get ZERO spam......none, nada. Seriously, how did this become a post on Slashdot?
Re:This debate is about money. (261 comments)
It's "regardless". When you say "irregardless" I can't take what you say seriously, no matter how correct you may be.
Re:No trouble finding single player games.... (292 comments)
3 of them are.
No trouble finding single player games.... (292 comments)
Wasteland 2, Pillars of Eternity, Civilization, Banner Saga, FTL, GTA V, Skyrim, Fallout (all of them), ALL my iPad games, Stick of Truth, Torchlight, Banish......ETC. Basically, if you pull your gaze away from the "AAA" titles, you'll find a plethora of compelling and fun single player games.
Re:Institutional repression. (329 comments)
Didn't need it, but thanks for butting in anyways.
Re:Institutional repression. (329 comments)
So you affect change by doing studies that point fingers in random directions hoping to shame someone into giving you equality? Why not base yourself in reality first and then tackle the problem? No, you can't wait for actual lasting change. You want your change now, created on a very weak foundation that just instills resentment and resistance to change. Then you'll wonder why it came crashing down at the slightest push. No, I'm not a defeatist, I'm a realist who knows that change takes lots of time and lots of work. Maybe one day you'll come around to this but I doubt it.
Institutional repression. (329 comments)
How about we consider the thousands of years that women have been subjugated as the real reason. It just recently became acceptable for a women to pursue interests that were traditionally male dominated. I remember as a kid, my best friends sister would love hanging out with us when we played video games and worked with the old IBM PC. But her dad was constantly telling her to get back to her Barbies and leave the boys alone. Weeding out this kind of institutional repression takes generations. The big tech companies can try as best they can to lure more women into the field, but as long as there are fathers out there frowning upon their daughters not doing little girl things, the less women there will be who take an interest in tech.
Re:You get nothing. Good day, sir! (174 comments)
A scientist who doesn't consider all paths to solving a problem is not a very good scientist. Let me emphasise.....CONSIDER all paths. To ignore geoengineering as a possible solution to what is happening NOW would be foolish and irresponsible.
Re:Punishes fans? (216 comments)
Well sure, you'd think this would be a "free market" thing. Except for the fact that the NFL is a government sponsored monopoly. If you are a fan of football, you have no where else to turn to watch football.
Why? (184 comments)
How is it that companies dealing with sensitive information can store these sensitive files on a network exposed to the outside world? It would seem to be a fairly cheap and such a small inconvenience to have a separate network of machines that are completely walled off from the outside.
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Interesting, I'll look more into your links thanks!
Re:I wanted to like it.... (75 comments)
I did try that. But when I said that it moves too fast, I meant that it doesn't cover some important fundamentals and just moves on to more advanced stuff fairly quickly. Stuff like gender type (which is huge in German) was glossed over and not given proper attention. But then when you move onto the advanced stuff, it kind of assumes that you are knowledgeable about gender type.
I wanted to like it.... (75 comments)
But after a few weeks using trying to pick up some German, I become increasingly frustrated with the app. Granted, German isn't the easiest of languages. But the app just went far too fast and failed to reinforce before moving forward. I think it's a fixable problem, but for now I'm looking elsewhere for lessons.
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For those who are knowledgeable about this subject. What sort of legal protections does a rider have in the case of an accident in an Uber/Lyft vs. a registered taxi service?
Re:Books aren't special (211 comments)
And here I am without any mod points to give you. +5e10
Re:Climate change is for pussies. (258 comments)
If this was a purely technical problem to be solved with no issues gathering the resources to solve it then no. But this is much much more than a technical problem. The big issue is going to be political and finding the will to divert trillions of dollars to adapting to the change in climate while people will need food and new homes. Of course there will be wars to fight because of all this and that isn't cheap either. Are we smart enough to adapt? Absolutely. Do we have the will and foresight to adapt on our own rather than being forced to before billions die? Probably not.
Re:This is what Republicans... (632 comments)
Wow, I had just assumed that it was the recent farm bill when I read the story elsewhere. But what can you expect from the media these days?
Evolution man (510 comments)
Yeah! And what about the loss of the tail having culture. Our ancestors were real dicks for coming out of those trees.


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Category: Crowfoot YMCA
Christmas Tree Sales
From November 27 until December 24, Crowfoot YMCA will be selling Christmas Trees!
Funds raised will support two of our important initiatives: YMCA Strong Kids Campaign and Leaders in Training Leadership Retreat.
The YMCA Strong Kids Campaign provides much-needed resources to support YMCA programs that give kids the opportunities to reach their full potential.
YMCA Strong Kids includes: helping a struggling family enjoy fun-filled activities regardless of their background or financial situation; helping a child learn to swim; helping a teen learn to lead, enabling a child/teen to participate in a recreation or physical activity.
The Leadership Retreat gives our young leaders and leaders-in-training a weekend in the mountains with other YMCA groups from across the prairies. This conference emphasizes community and stewardship and is the ultimate reward for their dedication to the leadership program.
Come buy your tree at Crowfoot YMCA, 8100 John Laurie Blvd. NW between 9am and 8pm Monday to Friday and between 10am and 6pm Saturday and Sunday.
Elves at Play
Are you feeling the crunch as the Holiday Season approaches?
Take some time to relax this December and let YMCA instructors care for your children while you do some stress-free festive shopping or have a little quiet time to yourself.
This exciting event called Elves at Play is being hosted by the Saddletowne, Crowfoot, Shawnessy and Eau Claire YMCAs on Saturday, December 13 from 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Children taking part in Elves at Play will be entertained with crafts, games, swimming and more, all within your local YMCA. All activities will be appropriate for children aged 3-12.
Registration for this fun filled event is only $25 for members and $35 for non-members. Please contact your local branch to register today. We'll see you then!
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Look no further than YMCA Calgary for unique and meaningful gifts this holiday season! See what's in store for all the people you care about:
New Beginnings & Endeavours
Build health for life with a YMCA Calgary membership pass.
Fun & Adventure
Box up a quality program or day camp.
Learning & Achievement
Provide one-on-one quality instruction with private swim lessons or personal training.
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Let parents have a worry-free workout with babysitting services.
Blissful Relaxation
Wrap up a massage experience (offered at Eau Claire YMCA only).
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Give a swipe-and-go card to someone who likes to drop-in once in a while.
Charitable Giving
Can't find a unique gift for the person who has everything? Donate to the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign on that person's behalf.
Enjoy treating your family and friends with healthy holiday gifts from YMCA Calgary.
Adopt a Family 2014
Guess what? It's time to start thinking about Adopt a Family again!
Every year approaching Christmas, YMCA Calgary helps many families from our YMCA programs by coming together to purchase gifts for families in need.
This week, you will see different displays pop up in each YMCA branch. The displays will contain details about each family (genders and ages) and a listing of their needs and suggested gift ideas.
Here's how you can help:
1. Check the display for each family's needs or gift suggestions
2. Take the tag(s) that describes the item you would like to donate.
3. Buy the gift(s).
4. Bring your tag and unwrapped item to Member Services.
5. YMCA staff will wrap and deliver gifts to the families in time for Christmas.
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For more information or to donate, contact your YMCA Branch today.
*Please note: All 2014 Adopt a Family families have been selected.
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Remember the fun you had with a hula hoop as a child? Now you can rediscover your inner child and get a great workout with a weighted hoop! Join us Monday, November 24 5:15-6:15pm to try this exciting new class for free. Please arrive early as space will be limited. We will begin hand-stamping to reserve places at 4:45pm.
2015 Winter Camp at Camp Chief Hector
Come to camp in the winter!
Skate on Dew Drop Pond, carve ice from Lake Chilver and discover your camp during the winter. Play outside in the snow and on the ice – skate, hike and build snow forts. Then come inside to warm up and enjoy a satisfying meal. Bring warm clothes, skates and a helmet, bedding, toiletries and pyjamas. Bring nordic (cross-country) ski gear if you have it.
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Jan 30 – Feb 1, 2015 | 7pm Friday – 1pm Sunday
Fees include shared, indoor accommodations, meals, and activities.
*Return transportation is available from the Crowfoot YMCA in Calgary at no additional cost.
To register, call 403-269-6156 or 1-866-430-9622.
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Look at some new programs you can do to at the YMCA to keep you moving towards your fitness goals for 2015!
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My daughter, Emilia, started kindergarten this September. It was a bitter sweet moment. She has been a cherished part of the Eau Claire daycare and we both miss the daycare that was her second home. Both of us started our day warmly greeted by staff and made to feel like we were welcomed and belonged.
Various stations would greet the children; some days it was a dress up, circus, restaurant or a veterinary clinic. Other days the children would get their bathing suits on for swimming lessons and pool play time. Children participate in outdoor activities either on a field trip or on the outdoor play structure. My daughter loved field trip days – she travelled to the zoo, Home Depot, pet stores, the library and even a farm! Tanya, her teacher, loves the park and Emilia would regale me with the great adventures they had.
Below freezing days would see the children upstairs in the YMCA gym participating in games and performing tumbling activities. Plus 15 adventures ensured everyone stayed warm but had the opportunity to get moving.
I loved the open door policy – I would travel upstairs and have lunch with my daughter and her friends and teachers. Communal meals and snacks were such an important part of socializing.
The daycare follows the YMCA Playing to Learn philosophy which, as an educator, I find to be an effective way to engage and educate children. Children would express an interest in an activity and the rest of the week would be centred on that activity. For example, the children were interested in babies. Tanya brought in baby food for the children to taste test, which proved to be quite funny. The children studied a baby's actions to determine it's needs, learned about human development and about safety. This activity also taught the children about empathy.
My daughter was very well prepared for kindergarten. Children thrive on structure and stable environments. She takes pride in knowing that it is appropriate to put your hand up if you would like a turn speaking in a group. She understands the importance of 'indoor' and 'outdoor' voices. She can write her name, knows her alphabet and can count to twenty. Fine and gross motor skills were practiced at the YMCA through a range of play-based activities. She was allowed to freely express her imagination and felt safe in taking risks. Through physical activity she has become agile and confident.
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Claude Julien had to break up a light altercation between Tuukka Rask and Carl Soderberg in Monday's morning skate after Soderberg responded to a slash from the goaltender with a shove.
Soderberg was in Rask's face when Julien skated over and yelled to separate the two players. Rask is no stranger to losing his temper in practice (he's stormed off the ice multiple times over the years), but hard feelings have never seemed to linger with the goaltender, who has long been popular among his teammates.
After the morning skate, Rask indicated that he and Soderberg were fine.
'Yeah,' Rask said with a laugh. 'Something for you guys to write about.'
Julien was asked about the tussle and, predictably, said all was well.
'It wasn't even a tussle,' Julien said. 'They've already kissed and made up, so it's not an issue.'
David Krejci and Chris Kelly remain out for the Bruins as they face the Penguins Monday night. Both players were absence from morning skate, with Claude Julien saying afterwards that Krejci has taken a step backwards with his injury and that Kelly is day-to-day with an undisclosed injury.
Brad Marchand is also a game-time decision for the Bruins, with Julien saying there are other forwards who could be in or out due to injury. Both David Pastrnak and Jordan Caron were present for the skate. The lines in morning skate were as follows:
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Zdeno Chara was spotted on the ice at TD Garden by Steve Conroy of the Boston Herald Monday morning, marking the first time the Bruins' captain has been seen skating since being declared out with a torn PCL suffered last month.
Chara is four and a half weeks into what the Bruins said would be a 4-6 week recovery. He is one of three defensemen currently out for the Bruins, as Adam McQuaid is expected to miss 5-7 more weeks with a broken thumb and David Warsofsky is nursing a groin strain. Warsofsky was playing in Boston as an injury replacement.
The Bruins also announced the callups of David Pastrnak and Jordan Caron Monday morning. Both transactions were made Sunday. For more on the recall of Pastrnak, click here.
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The David Pastrnak era will soon begin in Boston, as WEEI.com has learned the B's will recall the right wing prior to Monday's game against the Penguins.
The David Pastrnak era will soon begin in Boston, as WEEI.com has learned the B's will recall the right wing prior to Monday's game against the Penguins. The news was first reported by Kirk Luedeke of the New England Hockey Journal.
Pastrnak, the Bruins' first-round pick (25th overall) in June's draft, has been in Providence all season. He has five goals and 13 assists for 18 points this season in 17 AHL games.
The 18-year-old has skated mostly on Providence's top line this season. He was named the AHL's Rookie of the Month in October, his first professional month in North America.
The Bruins sent Jordan Caron and Matt Lindblad, both of whom were recalled for Saturday's game against the Canadiens, back to Providence Sunday. Zdeno Chara is currently listed as being on long-term injured reserve, likely in order to create cap space for Pastrnak's $925,000 cap hit.
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Claude Julien acknowledged as much Saturday night after a 2-0 loss to the Canadiens, a game in which the Bruins actually played fairly well, especially considering that it was the second night of a back-to-back. They made a couple mistakes, though, and they couldn't finish their opportunities against Carey Price.
"I thought we played hard. We competed. We were smart. We didn't give them much," Julien said. "It's unfortunate, but this is where we realize that right now when you play a team that's healthy and that's going extremely well, it almost takes a perfect game."
So far the Bruins have gone 9-5-0 without Chara, including the game in which he got hurt (he went down midway through the first period). That's obviously pretty good — probably even better than expected — but it's also come against a pretty soft schedule. Only six of those games were against teams currently in playoff position, and the B's have gone 2-4-0 in those games.
The schedule doesn't stay easy, though. Of the Bruins' next 10 games, seven are against teams currently in playoff position, and there's also a West Coast road trip in there.
The Bruins hope to start getting some guys back, and they hope to do it without losing anyone else. So far this season, it seems like every time someone returns to the lineup, someone else goes down. While the Bruins are excited for all the young guys who are getting a taste of the NHL, they also admit that it can be a bit of a challenge to stay upbeat seeing one injury after another.
"It's tough," Torey Krug said. "You don't want to see your buddies go through it. Guys go down and miss some time. It's almost like 'here we go again, another guy goes down,' but we can't focus on that because there's hockey games to be won, and we just have to keep moving forward."
In reality, the Bruins don't have too much to worry about unless they start sliding out of the playoff race. We've seen plenty of lower seeds go on deep playoff runs over the years, and a healthy Bruins team could certainly do the same. Given how bad most of the teams behind them are, it doesn't seem likely that they drop out of the race.
That doesn't mean there won't be frustrating nights for fans and players alike, though. With so many top players out, the Bruins simply aren't a top team right now, meaning there will probably be more nights like Saturday when an admirable effort just isn't enough.
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Carl Smith and Andy Sinton impressed in winning the open and the lightweight double sculls. By the close of racing they had completed nine sessions together since the break-up of Smith's partnership with Peter Haining.
"The break-up was no criticism of Smith's ability and the new pairing is going very well," said Terry O'Neill, the chief coach. O'Neill is considering other possible changes for next month's championships.
The new crew looked more comfortable and flexible than the old one, although Sinton's sixth place, in a different double in 1994, hardly matched Haining's second gold medal in single sculls.
But double sculls are much more about compatibility than gross strength, and Smith was quick to say: "It has more rhythm and potential. We won't want selection until we have done some time pieces and can prove to ourselves that we are of finalist standard."
The emergence of the new Smith double could embarrass Haining, now in the singles for an attempt at the record third world gold. It may take him longer to find a compatible partner and to go for Olympic selection in 1996, where the single is excluded. Yesterday he rowed in a Notts County lightweight quad which won in style.
Nottinghamshire County on its home water took six gold medals, but with three crews in the final of the men's eights, it was likely they would pick up something.
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Congratulations (and condolences) Vai! Your daughter appears to have her dad's knack for moving and inspiring.
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It seems like just yesterday when I was in your shoes having my "baby" leave High School and go off to BYU.She has now gone from BYU then to a Mission and then the U for her Master's degree. Memories are so special and time seems to fly by so fast. I know what you mean that you are a mess. I have been there and now I am back. Enjoy the journey!
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Jos. A. Bank, Eddie Bauer deal 'desperate' or smart?
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The ongoing tug of war between Jos. A. Bank Clothiers and rival Men's Wearhouse has taken on all the nastiness of a street fight.
And Jos. A. Bank's deal to buy outdoor apparel retailer Eddie Bauer is the corporate world's version of a kick to the groin — a moved aimed at making the other guy double over and slink home.
That strategy may be working. Within hours of Jos. A. Bank unveiling its $825 million deal for Eddie Bauer, Men's Wearhouse put out a press release of its own. The terse statement said the company, its lawyers and advisers would "evaluate" Men's Wearhouse's $1.6 billion offer for Jos. A. Bank.
In Wall Street speak, "evaluate" can sometimes be a fancy way of saying we're pulling the plug on a deal.
Jos. A. Bank's purchase of Eddie Bauer makes Jos. A. Bank a less attractive takeover target for a number of reasons. Not only would Men's Wearhouse have to absorb Jos. A. Bank it would also have to integrate Eddie Bauer into its operation. Corporate mergers are always tricky, but integrating two companies can be double the headache.
Not only that, but Jos. A. Bank is spending much of its cash on the deal. It plans to use $300 million of the $445 million on its books as of Feb. 1 to buy back stock from shareholders who want to cash out of the company. That leaves less cash for Men's Wearhouse to scoop up if it buys Jos. A. Bank.
Some observers see Jos. A. Bank's bid for Eddie Bauer as a way to fight off Men's Wearhouse. But Jos. A. Bank executives have steadfastly maintained that their interest in buying Bellevue, Wash.-based Eddie Bauer has nothing to do with defeating a takeover that would probably cost them their jobs.
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A Downing Street summit to rescue Andrew Lansley's NHS reforms turned into a fiasco today when he was harangued and jostled by a 75-year-old woman who accused him of talking "codswallop".
The Health Secretary was berated by June Hautot from Tooting who claimed he was privatising the health service. Brushing aside his denial, she jabbed at him with her finger and shouted into his face: "Codswallop, don't lie to me, I'm sick of you."
The former NHS union official refused to stand aside as a sheepish looking Mr Lansley tried to get through the security gates at Downing Street. Mrs Hautot said: "I've had enough of you. You can wait." Later she went on: "He is gutless, he is a coward, he has no conscience."
The chaotic scene was a blow to an event supposed to present the reforms as being on track and supported by key health service professionals.
Mr Lansley was confronted by a small group of protesters as he arrived at Downing Street for the talks. It appeared to be a thinly-attended No 10 summit, however, and critics called it a farce.
Only 14 people were sitting at the Cabinet table for the start of the meeting, including David Cameron and Mr Lansley.
Bizarrely, No 10 refused to identify who had actually turned up. Outside, bodies representing doctors and nurses, including the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Nurses, complained they had been "locked out" because they disagreed with the sweeping reforms.
Mrs Hautot said: "He said, 'I want to get through' and I said 'You can wait. There's a lot of people out there waiting for treatment and if your Bill goes through, they will be waiting a lot longer'.
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Lib-Dem MP Andrew George, a leading critic, said: "If the intention of today's summit is to draw attention to just how pitifully unloved and friendless the Health Bill now is among clinicians and patient groups, then this is a very good way of going about it.
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