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Montego Bay Bars at Ovenly
This gnarly cookie bar may lack photo-shoot-ready refinement, but it's still best in show at Greenpoint bakery Ovenly. A fudgy jam made of Callebaut dark chocolate and chopped dates is sandwiched between a spelt-flour cookie crust enriched with butter and olive oil, and flavored with brown sugar, peppery black caraway seeds and pecans. The resulting confection may be homely, but its mix of nutty, crunchy, gooey and sweet is sublime. 31 Greenpoint Ave at West St, Greenpoint, Brooklyn (347-689-3608). $3.75.—Leah Koenig
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Clementine & Ginger Rugelach at Shelsky's Smoked Fish
Inspired by his two young daughters, named Clementine and Ginger, Old World appetizing purveyor Peter Shelsky set about creating an updated version of a traditional Jewish cookie. The result: a flaky butter and cream-cheese dough rolled with a tangy confit made with orange zest, reduced clementine juice and crystallized ginger. A dusting of powdered sugar before baking adds an extra hint of caramelized sweetness to these sticky treats. 251 Smith St between DeGraw and Douglass Sts, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (718-855-8817). $14.50/lb or approximately $1/per piece.—Leah Koenig
Photograph: Jael Marschner
Tea Slush at Kelvin Natural Slush Co.
This roving food truck serves a sophisticated take on a childhood favorite: the slushie. Filtered water steeped with black and green tea leaves, then lightly sweetened with cane sugar replaces the corn syrup and artificial food dyes typical of the convenience-store–style treat. Threaded with a layer of pureed white peaches, it's a fine way to quiet cravings for a summery sweet any day of the year. kelvinslush.com (646-200-5083). $3.50/$4/$4.50.—Leah Koenig
Photograph: Jael Marschner
Chocolate-chip cookies at Smile to Go
With the inflated market share of artisanal doughnuts and fancy macarons lately, it's easy to overlook the humble chocolate-chip cookie. Smile to Go pastry chef Brenna White offers a stunning reminder via her exceptional rounds, which are packed with dark (72 percent cocoa), single-origin Guittard chocolate, malty brown sugar and a generous dose of vanilla extract. A generous sprinkling of salt before and after baking gives the palm-sized wafers a full, savory finish. 22 Howard St between Crosby and Lafayette Sts (646-329-5836). $2.50 per cookie.—Christopher Ross
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Rock sorbet at Atera
Food-world trend-spotters may be mooning over foraged plants and flowers these days, but chef Matthew Lightner is pushing the fixation a step further: At his Tribeca restaurant Atera, Lightner is serving up rocks. Using molds made with actual stones, he creates a cookie-dough shell with pureed butter. It's dusted a convincing gray with edible ash, and then filled with bergamot sorbet that oozes magmalike out of the rock when cracked. Dried parsley sprinkled on top approximates moss, and caramelized chopped rye berries resemble gravel beneath, completing the delicious, gone-too-soon illusion. 77 Worth St between Broadway and Church St (212-226-1444). Available as part of tasting menu $165.—Christopher Ross
Photograph: Michael Skigen
Waffle and bacon milk shake at Sugar and Plumm
Dry-cured and smoked bacon makes three appearances in this preposterously tasty milk shake. Pulverized bits of the maple-brushed pork stipple Hudson Valley vanilla ice cream, which is also washed in rendered fat. The candied bacon garnishes the savory shake, too, along with a doughy, sugar-dusted round waffle. It all adds up to a hairpin balance of sugar, smoke and salt, blended into one habit-forming dessert. 377 Amsterdam Ave at 78th St (212-787-8778). $8.—Christopher Ross
Photograph: Melissa Sinclair
Butterscotch Pot de Crème at North End Grill
The plating may call to mind a late-autumn campfire: Skewers of snow-white marshmallows resting over a glass filled with burnt-orange cream and charcoal-colored crumbs. But pastry chef Alexandra Ray's silky butterscotch custard is instead a cool study in texture. Fluffy marshmallows infused with single-malt scotch, too pretty for any fire pit, are the tender, chewy foil to the pudding's richness and the gritty crunch of the chocolate cookie crumble. 104 North End Ave at Vesey St (646-747-1600). Available intermittently with the $85 tasting menu and à la carte beginning in December, $9.—Jasmine Moy
Photograph: Virginia Rollison
Churros and chocolate at La Churreria
Most Americans are familiar with the Mexican iteration of this treat (long, cinnamon-sugar-dusted wands), but Spanish expat Lolo Manso crafts his version sans cinnamon, according to the recipe common in his native country. Fried to order, the ethereally light batons come adorned with a simple dusting of sugar and a cup of dense, liquid dark chocolate for dipping. 284 Mulberry St between E Houston and Prince Sts (212-219-0400, lachurrerianyc.com). Six $6, a dozen $10.—Sarah Bruning
Photograph: Paul Wagtouicz
Dulce de leche cookie at Zucker Bakery
At Zohar Zohar's dreamy East Village bakery, these queenly sandwich cookies—a take on the Latin treat alfajores—stole our hearts. She caramelizes condensed milk to make dulce de leche and swipes the rich, creamy paste between two shortbread rounds. Left to sit overnight, the flavors mingle, and the butter-rich cookies become tender as they absorb the sauce. A gentle roll in shredded coconut gives the soft pale-yellow cookie a pretty white fringe. 433 E 9th St between First Ave and Ave A (646-559-8425, zuckerbakery.com). $1.—Mari Uyehara
Photograph: Krista Schlueter
Jammers at Beurre & Sel
While baking and cookbook queen Dorie Greenspan's World Peace chocolate cookies are legendary and her French vanilla sablés unimpeachable classics, we're completely smitten with her Jammers. The four-time James Beard Award winner shapes these rounds, made with local butter and French sea salt, into distinctive thick pucks, sporting a hint of Madagascar and Tahitian vanillas, a tangy slick of sticky Bonne Maman Wild Blueberry Preserves and a crown of tender, salt-speckled streusel. 1590 Park Ave between 112th and 115th Sts (no phone yet) • 120 Essex St between Delancey and Rivington Sts (917-623-3239) • beurreandsel.com. $3 each, seven for $14.—Mari Uyehara
Photograph: Jolie Ruben
Montego Bay Bars at Ovenly
This gnarly cookie bar may lack photo-shoot-ready refinement, but it's still best in show at Greenpoint bakery Ovenly. A fudgy jam made of Callebaut dark chocolate and chopped dates is sandwiched between a spelt-flour cookie crust enriched with butter and olive oil, and flavored with brown sugar, peppery black caraway seeds and pecans. The resulting confection may be homely, but its mix of nutty, crunchy, gooey and sweet is sublime. 31 Greenpoint Ave at West St, Greenpoint, Brooklyn (347-689-3608). $3.75.—Leah Koenig
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Definitions for vitriolˈvɪ tri əl
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word vitriol
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
vit•ri•olˈvɪ tri əl(n.)
any of various glassy metallic sulfates, as copper sulfate or iron sulfate.
Category: Chemistry
oil of vitriol; sulfuric acid.
Category: Chemistry
something highly caustic or severe in effect, as criticism.
Origin of vitriol:
1350–1400; ME < ML vitreolum= L vitre(us)vitreous+-olum, neut. of -olus -ole1
Princeton's WordNet
vitriol, oil of vitriol, sulfuric acid, sulphuric acid(noun)
(H2SO4) a highly corrosive acid made from sulfur dioxide; widely used in the chemical industry
vituperation, invective, vitriol(verb)
abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill will
expose to the effects of vitriol or injure with vitriol
subject to bitter verbal abuse
sulphuric acid and various metal sulphates
bitterly abusive language; invective or vituperation
to subject someone to bitter verbal abuse
Origin: From vitriolum, from vitrum.
Webster Dictionary
a sulphate of any one of certain metals, as copper, iron, zinc, cobalt. So called on account of the glassy appearance or luster
sulphuric acid; -- called also oil of vitriol. So called because first made by the distillation of green vitriol. See Sulphuric acid, under Sulphuric
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Diarrhea refers to the passage of loose or watery stools or an increased frequency of stools for the child and occurs at some point in the life of nearly every child. Diarrhea is not a disease, but is a symptom of a number of illnesses. Although diarrhea is common and rarely life-threatening, it is important to understand when to seek help. Diarrhea can lead to dehydration, which alters the child's natural balance of water, and to electrolyte (sodium, potassium, chloride) imbalance. It can be serious if not treated promptly.
This topic will review the major issues related to diarrhea in children. A brief summary is provided below. Diarrhea in adults is discussed separately. A topic that discusses nausea and vomiting in children is also available. (See 'Summary' below and "Patient information: Acute diarrhea in adults (Beyond the Basics)" and "Patient information: Nausea and vomiting in infants and children (Beyond the Basics)".)
The normal frequency and consistency of bowel movements varies with a child's age and diet and the definition of diarrhea varies accordingly.
Frequency — It is normal for young infants to have up to 3 to 10 stools per day, although this varies depending upon the child's diet (breast milk versus formula; breastfed children usually have more frequent stools). Older infants, toddlers, and children normally have one to two bowel movements per day. Diarrhea can usually be defined as an increase in stool frequency to twice the usual number per day in infants, or three or more loose or watery stools per day in older children.
Consistency and color — The consistency and color of a child's stool normally changes with age, which highlights the importance of knowing what is normal for your child. Young infants, especially those who are breastfeeding, usually have soft stools. Their stools may be yellow, green, or brown, and/or appear to contain seeds or small curds.
All children's stools can vary as a result of their diet. Development of stools that are runny, watery, or contain mucus is a significant change that should be monitored. The presence of visible blood or black stools is never normal and always requires medical attention. (See "Patient information: Bloody stools in children (Beyond the Basics)".)
Duration — A prolonged history of diarrhea (one week or longer) is evaluated and treated differently than an acute case of diarrhea (lasting less than one week). The discussion below will focus on acute, rather than chronic, diarrhea.
The most common cause of acute diarrhea is a viral infection. Other causes include bacterial infections, side effects of antibiotics, and infections not related to the gastrointestinal (GI) system. In addition, there are many less common causes of diarrhea.
Viral, bacterial, and parasitic infections are all contagious, and parents/caretakers can assist in preventing spread of the infection. Children are considered contagious for as long as they have diarrhea. However, depending on the microorganism, some children can spread diarrhea even if they have no symptoms and some children will continue to spread diarrhea pathogens for weeks, months, or years after their symptoms resolve. Microorganisms causing diarrhea are spread from hand to mouth; hand washing and separating food-handling and feces disposal (eg, not changing diapers in the kitchen) are very important to preventing infection in family and other contacts. (See 'Hygiene measures' below.)
Viral infection — Viral infection is the leading cause of diarrhea in children and is seen most commonly in the winter months in temperate climates. Symptoms of viral infection can include watery diarrhea, vomiting, fever (temperature higher than 100.4ºF or 38.0ºC), headache, abdominal cramps, lack of appetite, and muscle aches.
Viral infection usually begins 12 hours to 4 days after exposure, and resolves within three to seven days. No specific treatment is available for viral causes of diarrhea. Children with diarrhea from viral infections are best treated with supportive measures (oral rehydration solution, limited diet, and rest). Vomiting is the predominant feature of gastroenteritis caused by Norovirus and medicines to prevent vomiting may be prescribed to assist the child with oral rehydration. (See 'Home care of diarrhea' below.)
Bacterial infection — Bacterial infection is sometimes hard to distinguish from viral infection. Bacterial infections are more common in locations where there is unsafe drinking water and poor handling of sewage. Persistent high fever (higher than 40ºC or 104ºF) and diarrhea that is bloody or contains mucus are more common with bacterial diarrhea. Most children with bacterial infection do not require antibiotics and will improve with time and supportive measures, however, treatment may be necessary in certain situations.
Parasitic infection — Parasitic infections are more common in locations where there is unsafe drinking water and poor handling of sewage. Infection with a parasite is uncommon in developed countries but may be seen in children who have recently ingested contaminated water or who have traveled to or lived in developing countries. Diarrhea from parasitic infections may last for weeks to months. (See "Patient information: Giardia (Beyond the Basics)" and "Patient information: Food poisoning (food-borne illness) (Beyond the Basics)".)
Antibiotic-associated diarrhea — A number of antibiotics can cause diarrhea in both children and adults. The diarrhea is usually mild and typically does not cause dehydration or weight loss. In most cases, antibiotics should not be stopped and the child's diet does not need to be changed. The diarrhea usually resolves one to two days after antibiotics are finished. Contact a healthcare provider if a child on antibiotics has diarrhea that is severe (see 'Frequency' above), contains blood, or does not resolve after the antibiotic is stopped. (See "Patient information: Antibiotic-associated diarrhea caused by Clostridium difficile (Beyond the Basics)".)
The evaluation of diarrhea in children requires a careful review of medical history, a physical examination, and, outside the infant age group infrequently, diagnostic testing. The clinician will perform a thorough examination because there are some infections unrelated to the bowels (such as an ear infection) that can cause diarrhea.
Many tests are available to diagnose the cause of diarrhea and to determine the severity of dehydration, although most children will not require testing.
The following are some simple recommendations to help care for children with diarrhea at home.
Dietary recommendations — There has been much confusion and folklore about optimal foods for children with diarrhea. Fortunately, a number of studies have examined recommendations that are proven to be effective.
Children who are not dehydrated should continue to eat a regular diet and infants who are breastfeeding should continue to do so unless the parent(s) is told otherwise by their clinician. Dehydrated children require rehydration (replacement of lost fluid) and suitable oral rehydration solutions are the most physiologic. After being rehydrated, severely affected children will be able to resume a normal diet. (See 'Oral rehydration therapy' below.)
Specific suggestions for children who are tolerating a regular diet include the following:
Monitoring for dehydration — Mild dehydration is common in children with diarrhea. Signs and symptoms of mild dehydration include a slightly dry mouth, increased thirst, and slightly decreased urine output (one wet diaper or void in six hours). Common features of moderate or severe dehydration include markedly decreased urination (less than one wet diaper or void in six hours), lack of tears when crying, dry mouth, and sunken eyes (table 1).
Oral rehydration therapy — Oral rehydration therapy (ORT) was developed as a safer, less expensive, and easier alternative to intravenous fluids. Oral rehydration solution (ORS) contains glucose (a sugar) and electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride) that are lost in children with vomiting and diarrhea. Various rehydration solutions are available. Parents should check with a healthcare provider to determine which solution is preferred. A child who is moderately or severely dehydrated needs to be evaluated by a healthcare provider. If a child refuses to accept ORS because of vomiting and/or becomes moderately to severely dehydrated, as indicated by decreased urination (>6 hours since passing most recent urine), lethargy, or other features, the child requires professional evaluation and treatment.
ORT does not cure diarrhea, but it does help to treat the dehydration that often accompanies it. ORS can be purchased at most grocery stores and pharmacies in the United States without a prescription. A few widely available brands include Pedialyte, Infalyte, and ReVital, although generic brands are equally effective (table 2). Gelatin, tea, rice water, fruit juice, and other beverages are not recommended for use as ORT in children with diarrhea. Parents should not try to prepare ORS recipes at home because the formulas must be exact.
ORS may be given at home to a child who is mildly dehydrated, refusing to eat a normal diet, or has vomiting and/or diarrhea. If needed, ORS can be given in frequent, small amounts by spoon, bottle, or cup over three to four hours. A pediatrician may provide specific instructions for oral rehydration to their patients. One method is described below:
A child who refuses to drink or vomits immediately after drinking ORT should be monitored closely for worsening dehydration. Children who are not dehydrated may drink ORS after every episode of vomiting to prevent dehydration. (See 'Monitoring for dehydration' above.)
Medications — Medications such as antibiotics and antidiarrheal agents are generally not necessary and could be harmful for infants or children with diarrhea. Rarely, antibiotics may be used in cases of bacterial infection when a specific cause of the diarrhea has been found or is strongly suspected, particularly after recent travel. Inappropriate use of antibiotics will not improve diarrhea. Furthermore, antibiotics can cause side effects and lead to development of antibiotic resistance.
Antidiarrheal agents (including Imodium, Pepto-Bismol, and Kaopectate) are not recommended for infants or children, since the benefits do not outweigh the risks. One risk of using an antidiarrheal agent is that it could mask worsening symptoms and delay treatment.
Probiotics — There are "healthy" bacteria (called probiotics) that may help reduce the duration of diarrhea (by about 12 to 30 hours). Some of these are available in drug stores without a prescription. While it is not unreasonable to use them, their overall benefit is small and they can be expensive.
Preventing spread — Parents with children who have diarrhea should be cautious to avoid spreading infection to themselves, their family, and friends. Care with hand washing, diapering, and keeping sick children out of school or day care until the diarrhea is gone are a few ways to limit the number of people exposed to the infection.
Hygiene measures — Hand washing is an essential and very effective way to prevent the spread of infection. Hands should ideally be wet with water and plain or antimicrobial soap, and rubbed together for 15 to 30 seconds. Special attention should be paid to the fingernails, between the fingers, and the wrists. Hands should be rinsed thoroughly and dried with a single-use towel.
Alcohol-based hand rubs are a good alternative for disinfecting hands if a sink is not available, however, alcohol-based hand rubs do not prevent all types of diarrhea (eg, Norovirus, Clostridium difficile). Hand rubs should be spread over the entire surface of hands, fingers, and wrists until dry, and may be used several times. Hand rubs are available as a liquid or wipe in small, portable sizes that are easy to carry in a pocket or handbag. When a sink is available, visibly soiled hands should be washed with soap and water.
Hands should be cleaned after changing a diaper or touching any soiled item. They should also be washed before and after preparing food and eating, after going to the bathroom, after handling garbage or dirty laundry, after touching animals or pets, and after blowing the nose or sneezing.
The following is a list of signs and symptoms that are worrisome and require immediate medical attention:
Your child's healthcare provider is the best source of information for questions and concerns related to your child's medical problem.
This article will be updated as needed on our web site (www.uptodate.com/patients). Related topics for patients, as well as selected articles written for healthcare professionals, are also available. Some of the most relevant are listed below.
Patient level information — UpToDate offers two types of patient education materials.
The Basics — The Basics patient education pieces answer the four or five key questions a patient might have about a given condition. These articles are best for patients who want a general overview and who prefer short, easy-to-read materials.
Patient information: Diarrhea in children (The Basics)
Patient information: Diarrhea in adults (The Basics)
Patient information: Food poisoning (The Basics)
Patient information: Lactose intolerance (The Basics)
Patient information: Antibiotic-associated diarrhea (C. difficile infection) (The Basics)
Patient information: Giving your child over-the-counter medicines (The Basics)
Patient information: Dehydration (The Basics)
Patient information: Cryptosporidiosis (The Basics)
Patient information: Salmonellosis (Salmonella) (The Basics)
Patient information: E. coli (The Basics)
Patient information: Campylobacter infection (The Basics)
Beyond the Basics — Beyond the Basics patient education pieces are longer, more sophisticated, and more detailed. These articles are best for patients who want in-depth information and are comfortable with some medical jargon.
Patient information: Acute diarrhea in adults (Beyond the Basics)
Patient information: Nausea and vomiting in infants and children (Beyond the Basics)
Patient information: Bloody stools in children (Beyond the Basics)
Patient information: Giardia (Beyond the Basics)
Patient information: Food poisoning (food-borne illness) (Beyond the Basics)
Patient information: Antibiotic-associated diarrhea caused by Clostridium difficile (Beyond the Basics)
Professional level information — Professional level articles are designed to keep doctors and other health professionals up-to-date on the latest medical findings. These articles are thorough, long, and complex, and they contain multiple references to the research on which they are based. Professional level articles are best for people who are comfortable with a lot of medical terminology and who want to read the same materials their doctors are reading.
Approach to the diagnosis of chronic diarrhea in children in developed countries
Clinical manifestations, diagnosis and treatment of enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) infection
Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of rotavirus infection
Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of noroviruses and related viruses
Viral gastroenteritis in children: Epidemiology, clinical presentation, and diagnosis
Evaluation of diarrhea in children
Lactose intolerance
Oral rehydration therapy
Pathogenesis of acute diarrhea in children
Persistent diarrhea in children in developing countries
Viral gastroenteritis in children: Prevention and treatment
Probiotics for gastrointestinal diseases
Shigella infection: Clinical manifestations and diagnosis
Differential diagnosis of microbial foodborne disease
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"I was arrested on the 17th February 2014 at my home in Malaysia under the Malaysian penal code seditious and hatred speech act for criticising Islam and Malay Muslims and placed in police detention for 5 days in Shah Alam police station .I was Intentionally placed in a roaches infested cell ,slept in the concrete floor,ate tainted food and latter vomited and discharge blood after consuming the food. No baths were allowed and given smelly, old and ripped cloths with holes The plaintiff solicitor name Aidil managed the case from the legal firm Rahim,Aidil & Partners. My laptop and phone were confiscated by the police. Hence the no updated statues on my fb pages.
"My conclusion Muslim countries treatment of Jews and Christians are those like an animal and a beggar on the street. Enclosed the lawyer invoice for my blasphemy charge against Islam." - Just copied from Facebook, Mr Samuel
Isn't Shiva from Malaysia... or is it Indonesia?
I only meant an economic mess. It seems that things are getting worse, politically and socially, in Malaysia. And, if Islam is applied more to the economy, then that will end up in a mess too. Perhaps it's the Chinese who've saved Malaysia, I'm not sure, to be honest.
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"Those few that aren't in such a mess, including Malaysia"
A distant relative of mine wrote the Malaysian constitution. Another relative was there at the time, and warned us in the 70s of what islam would do to the west, based on her decades seeing what it did in Malaysia.
Malaysia is only recently a majority muslim country. I'm informed that muslims pay lower taxes (indirect jizya). Institutions discriminate against kafirs systematically. Any young kafir who can, leaves Malaysia (hence loads chinese Malaysians studying in US/UK/Oz).
What Brunei is doing now (death for gays), Malaysia will be doing within 30 years. Brunei has massive oil wealth. Watch Malaysia go down the tubes too.
I'm certain it is Malaysia which is covertly behind the genocide against Buddhists in Thailand.
I visited Singapore twice, and being gay, one can slot into the (nether world) of a society within hours. I used to ask Singaporean gays their views on Malaysia, war,e etc. They have the most demanding national service of any country (even gays do military service, every few months, up to about the age of 50).
When asked why they did this: "because we have Malaysia for a neighbour".
Yes Philip, that is from the Apartheid country whose supremacist prime minister had the nerve to call the UK 'racist'.
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We are no longer allowed to use the term Allah.
I don't mind as long as people stop calling Allah God. Allah and God are not the same thing.
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Though new methods for curing diabetes are being studied, it's obviously better to never get it in the first place. Unfortunately, it turns out air pollution in cities might raise one's risk of developing diabetes, according to the Danish Cancer Society.
In a study of 2,800 of the 52,000 residents of Denmark (a 5.5 percent sample size) during ten years, it was found that pollution increased diabetes risk in the general population by four percent. This is considered borderline significant, but these days, any factor leading to diabetes should be noted.
Interestingly, in non-smokers, the risk rose by twelve percent, and in people who regularly hit the gym, it rose by twelve percent. Of course, this is probably due to the fact that these two sets of people don't have many other factors leading them to diabetes, so any risk increase will naturally be a little higher for them than for others.
Unfortunately, this study is more cautionary about pollution than anything: not much can be done about this risk, and most folks aren't going to be fleeing their cities anytime soon.
So, if you live in lovely New York and want to decrease your risk of diabetes, do it the old-fashioned way: watch what you eat, become a regular at the gym or in the park and don't start smoking — or ween yourself off, if you have.
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Senna replaced countryman Rubens Barrichello at Williams this year but his recruitment was met with scepticism with many of the opinion that Williams signed him simply for the money that he brings to the team.
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Elise Mac Adam is an etiquette expert who doles out helpful, straightforward advice designed to put bullies in their place - whether those bullies are sandbox strong-arms, nasty neighbors, or your own little angel-turned-devil. Here she answers questions from four parents struggling with different uncomfortable scenarios, from a mom who thinks her gifted daughter is being mistreated by her teacher to a parent whose child was bit by a fellow preschooler!
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My son's best friend's family is wonderful, but they make me uncomfortable. This family is much better off than I am and they frequently invite my son on expensive (for me) excursions to the theater or the circus, that sort of thing. I try to pay his way but I can't do it all the time and every time I offer, it is always this mini-wrestling match over these tickets and things. I feel so guilty accepting handouts, but I don't want to say "no" to these things that my son will love to do with his pal.
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If this family is truly aware of your financial limitations, you have less to worry about because clearly they can afford the tickets to these things and they are looking to make their child (and themselves, by extension) happier with your son's company. He adds more than he costs to have him come along.
But these financial disparities are uncomfortable for you and your son will also become increasingly aware of the differences. The best you can do is to offer positive, happy alternatives. You can invite your son's friend over for special projects at your house, and find interesting free events they might like. Don't compete; offer variety.
My friend just told everyone my daughter's scores on the big get-into-Kindergarten test that the children all took. My daughter didn't get the highest score in the world and I was okay with it until I started getting the sympathetic looks from everyone. I'm so angry with my friend for blabbing. What do I do?
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The scores are out and the few people who can remember them even a few hours after hearing what your daughter got don't have enough to think about. There's nothing you can do now except interrupt your friend when these conversations arise and say that you're fine with your daughter's score but that you don't think endless discussions of kid test results are healthy. If you don't feel it would escalate the situation, you could ask your friend not to discuss your daughter's test scores with others. Then don't talk about them any more. Your friend may be desperate to get her digs in, but you don't have to participate. And now you can add another name to your list of people not to talk to about your child's achievements.
My kid got chomped at preschool! He had tooth marks on his arm for a while, but the skin wasn't broken and I know everyone is up to date on shots, so I don't think I need to go nuts, health-wise. But I'm obviously furious! The teachers said he was fighting with another little boy over a toy, but I just can't accept that this sort of thing can happen, and the other kid can get away with it.
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I'm sorry your kid got nipped. At this point, all you can do is maintain contact with the school. You don't want your son to be this other kid's teething object, but you need to trust that teachers and administration will take care of the situation. If the situations were reversed, you'd be equally miserable and horrified, but you wouldn't want your child to be a social outcast for doing this-once.
The school needs to make sure this doesn't happen again and you and your son's teachers need to make sure the experience isn't making your son skittish. Keep a close eye on the situation and be sure to let your child's teachers know if you hear about further inappropriate behavior.
My daughter is really smart. A lot of parents say that, I know, but my daughter is exceptional. At our parent teacher conference last week, her teacher said that she was having social problems and we should look into getting some therapy for her. I became really angry and told her she was wrong.
I can't believe that this woman thinks my kid has problems! My husband thinks there isn't any harm in having her evaluated but I can't get around the fact that my kid's teacher thinks she's defective just because she's smarter than everyone else. I made an appointment to talk to the principal, because this woman should be happy she has such a smart student, not looking for problems with her.
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It is not uncommon for exceptionally smart people to have social difficulties. Your daughter's teacher's comment sounds like the remark of a responsible teacher who is looking out for your kid. She wants your child to be happy and senses that she needs help. You do not have to get your child evaluated and if you do, you don't necessarily have to follow the recommendations, but why wouldn't you?
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When she went to law school in the early 1980s, Abena Buahene was one of six visible minorities in a class of 140 students.In her first job after graduation, she was the only black lawyer in the middle-class suburb of White Rock, B.C. And, in her next job as director of legal education in Saskatchewan, she felt like she was the only black lawyer in the entire province. It was tough, she said, thinking back to the days when she was 25 years old, naive and scared. A lot of my career has been: Im it. I walked into a room and everybody looked at me. I felt I had to represent all my people.That responsibility eventually caught up with her in her fifth year of practice. She felt lonely and lost without a mentor by her side. She was frustrated with her career, and she had nobody to guide her, to steer her straight. So she quit her job and switched to the field of legal education.Now associate director of continuing legal education for the Ontario Bar Association (OBA), she never regretted the change of career, but she does sometimes miss being a practising lawyer.I would not have left if I had had a mentor, a role model I could talk to, she said.It is a familiar story for visible minorities in the legal profession. Obviously capable and intelligent, Buahene was born in Edmonton and raised in Europe, the daughter of a Ghanian physician who encouraged her to achieve the best she could.He warned me that I would have to work twice as hard as anybody else, she said. But I never allowed gender or race to hold me back.Buahene was one of the lucky ones, a bi-racial student who made it through law school and found a niche she was happy with. But she is one of the few.Canada may be a multi-racial, tolerant society, but study after study has demonstrated that visible minorities face palpable discrimination in the legal profession.Race-based statistics are hard to come by, but studies by Michael Ornstein, director of the Institute for Social Research at York University, show that visible minorities are under-represented in the legal profession. They are paid less than white lawyers and fewer of them achieve partner status.In fact, Ornstein found the legal profession lags far behind medicine, engineering and other professions in its treatment of immigrants, women and minorities.His 2004 study, The Changing Face of the Ontario Legal Profession, was prepared for the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC) using figures for 2001, the latest year for which statistics are available. Buahene and the OBA are trying to come up with newer statistics using voluntary disclosure of race, never an easy task.In his report, Ornstein noted that the situation is changing rapidly in Ontario and may eventually reach equality over the next few decades. The continuation of the trends of the last decade, however, will eventually bring the number of lawyers who are aboriginal and from most of visible minority groups identified by Statistics Canada close to their share of the Ontario population, Ornstein said.The profession may be changing, but Ornstein found clear evidence of discrimination in his 2004 study.Only 0.6 percent of Ontario lawyers were aboriginals and 9.2 percent were visible minorities. That compared with the general Ontario population, which was 1.6 percent aboriginal and 19 percent visible minorities.The vast majority of the minorities in law were black, South Asian or Chinese, with a sprinkling of other Asian and Middle Eastern groups, but virtually no Filipino or Southeast Asians.Except for the Japanese community, the visible minority communities identified by Statistics Canada account for far fewer lawyers than their share of the population, Ornstein said and, in some cases, they represent less than one-third of their population share.Among the fastest growing groups of minority lawyers are the aboriginals, mainly because they are starting to attend university in far greater numbers than a generation ago, and are proceeding to law school.In 2001 in Ontario, there were almost no aboriginal lawyers older than 55, but 85 who were younger than 35. The trends are similar for the other visible minority groups, there were 155 minority lawyers over 55, but 1,230 in the youngest group.Ornstein then compared the ratio of visible minorities in law with the number in other professions, and law did not show well at all. About 9.2 percent of Ontario lawyers are from visible minorities, compared with 25.9 percent of physicians, 27.3 percent of engineers, 15.2 percent of university professors and 11.2 percent of senior managers. This apparent discrimination shows up in many other ways. Nearly half of aboriginal and visible minority lawyers are associates, compared with one-third of white lawyers. And the minority groups are more likely to work as in-house lawyers, in government, in business or as sole practitioners.As for pay, minority lawyers earned $40,000 less on average than did white lawyers. That led Ornstein to conclude: This suggests the systemic exclusion of aboriginal and members of visible minorities from the most lucrative jobs.
Strong words, indeed.There would appear to be a problem with discrimination in the Ontario legal profession. The question is what to do about it.Professional groups such as LSUC and the OBA have put considerable effort into studies, programs and educational drives to find a solution to the problem, and then to follow through and fix it. They have created support programs, bursaries, mentorship plans and self-help groups, which encourage aboriginal and minority students to enter the law profession and help them overcome whatever hurdles they find.Buahene would also like to visit high schools where visible minorities predominate to show the students that it is possible for a black to become a lawyer. Self-censorship, as she well knows, can limit careers.Many of those programs have been remarkably successful, as demonstrated by Buahene and Jaimie Lickers, the Iroquois student who became a star associate at Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP in Ottawa.These two lawyers speak highly of the minority groups and the moral, educational and financial support that they can give. Buahene is particularly proud of the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers, a vocal and influential group, while Lickers was grateful to the Band Council of the Six Nations of the Grand River, which supported her with bursaries and praise.It is great that achievements are celebrated, Lickers said.Despite these initiatives, many critics argue that a substantial change in thinking or even affirmative action legislation is needed before the major downtown law firms open the doors to aboriginals and minorities in any meaningful way.One of the most progressive of the Seven Sisters is Blakes, a firm that prides itself on its affirmative action programs, and has the awards to back it up.We communicate that our doors are open, said Mary Jackson, Blakes chief officer, legal personnel and professional development. We want to communicate that we are a good place to work. We show we are interested in people of different backgrounds.Those programs have paid off. Blakes has a strong contingent of minorities, and they are among the best lawyers the firm has on its staff.Our clients want the best lawyer they can get, said Linc Rogers, a partner in Blakes restructuring and insolvency group. And the best lawyer is often a member of a visible minority.*********************************************From the reserve to a Bay St. firmJaimie Lickers is the exception to the rule or, as she would prefer, the wave of the future.An aboriginal woman, she has made her way from the reserve to a Bay Street law firm as an associate in the Ottawa office of Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, where she is considered one of the bright lights in the litigation department.And, to top it off, she has a balanced home life. She is married to an academic at one of Ottawas universities and she is doing the work she loves.I love being a lawyer for a big national firm because I get to see every litigation file that comes through the office, said the 28-year-old. Its all new and exciting at this point.Lickers describes herself as one of those people who always wanted to be a lawyer. It didnt occur to her that law was a tough discipline to enter, especially for an aboriginal child raised on a reserve.But she was lucky to have the support of her parents and a progressive band council at the Six Nations of the Grand River reserve, near Brantford, Ont., that has worked hard to foster education in their children.An Iroquois, she did well in her local high school in Caledonia, Ont., went on to Queens University for an honours B.A., then got her law degree in 2007 before her call to the Bar in 2008.Along the way, she went to Austria to compete in a commercial arbitration moot and received an honourable mention in a speaking competition. That was followed by an offer of a job in the litigation department at Blakes and a transfer to Ottawa to join her husband.Lickers gives considerable credit to her family and the band council, who supported her through high school and university. She won many scholarships and bursaries from the council and from such national bodies as the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation.It is great that achievements are celebrated, she said.Lickers also praises her employer, a firm that has a reputation for promoting diversity. I never pictured myself working for a Bay Street firm, she said. But she changed her mind while working on two highly controversial land claims issues, in Ipperwash, Ont. and Caledonia, Ont. She was impressed with the lawyers who worked on these cases and decided to join them.Lickers still works on aboriginal issues in Blakes Ottawa office, where she can contribute her unique perspective, but she prefers the variety of litigation that comes her way, from real estate to construction, contractual disputes, money laundering and judicial reviews.Theres a real commitment at Blakes to help associates learn about every area, she said. But theres also an opportunity to work on files that are of personal interest.


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(Book 1.0) Here are presented the results of the enquiry carried out by Herodotus of Halicarnassus. The purpose is to prevent the traces of human events from being erased by time, and to preserve the fame of important and remarkable achievements produced by both Greeks and non-Greeks; among the matters covered is, in particular, the cause of the hostilities between Greeks and non-Greeks . . . .
(1.123) My job, throughout this account, is simply to record whatever I am told by each of my sources. The Egyptians say that Demeter and Dionysus are the rulers of the underworld kingdom. The Egyptians were also the first to claim that the soul of a human being is immortal, and that each times the body dies the soul enters another creature just as it is being born. They also say that when the soul has made the round of every creature on land, in the sea, and in the air, it once more clothes itself in the body of a human being just as it is being born, and that a complete cycle takes three thousand years. This theory has been adopted by certain Greeks too – some from a long time ago, some more recently – who presented it as if it were their own. I know their names, but I will not write them down.
(2.109) The priests also told me that Sesostris divided the country among all the Egyptians, giving each man the same amount of land in the form of a square plot. This was a source of income for him, because he ordered them to pay an annual tax. If any of a person's plot was lost to the river, he would present himself at the king's court and tell him what had happened; then the king sent inspectors to measure how much land he had lost, so that in the future the man had to pay proportionately less of the fixed tax. It seems to me that this was how geometry as a land-surveying technique came to be discovered and then imported into Greece. But the Greeks learned about the sundial, its pointer, and the twelve divisions of the day from the Babylonians.
(3.38) I will give this one proof among many from which it may be inferred that all men hold this belief about their customs. When Darius was king, he summoned the Greeks who were with him and asked them for what price they would eat their fathers' dead bodies. They answered that they wouldn't do it for any amount of money. Then Darius summoned those Indians who are called Callatiae, who eat their parents, and asked them (the Greeks being present and understanding through interpreters what was said) what would make them willing to burn their fathers at death. The Indians cried aloud, that he should not speak of so horrible an act. So firmly rooted are these beliefs; and it is, I think, rightly said in Pindar's poem that custom is king of all.
(5.18-20) The Persians who had been sent as envoys came to Amyntas {the Macedonian king) and demanded earth and water for Darius the king. He readily gave to them what they asked and invited them to be his guests, preparing a dinner of great splendor and receiving them hospitably. [2] After dinner, the Persians said to Amyntas as they sat drinking together, "Macedonian, our host, it is our custom in Persia to bring in also the concubines and wedded wives to sit by the men after the giving of any great banquet. We ask you, then, (since you have received us heartily, are entertaining us nobly and are giving Darius our king earth and water) to follow our custom." [3] To this Amyntas replied, " We have no such custom, Persians. Among us, men and women sit apart, but since you are our masters and are making this request, it shall be as you desire." With that, Amyntas sent for the women. Upon being called, the women entered and sat down in a row opposite the Persians. [4] Then the Persians, seeing beautiful women before them, spoke to Amyntas and said that there was no sense in what he had done. It would be better if the women had never come at all than that they should come and not sit beside the men, but sit opposite them to torment their eyes. [5] Amyntas , now feeling compelled to do so, bade the women sit beside them. When the women had done as they were bidden, the Persians, flushed as they were with excess of wine, at once laid hands on the women's breasts, and one or another tried to kiss them . . . . " [in response, the Macedonians dress up their beardless young men as women and kill the Persians}.
Persian invasion of Greece
(7.9, a Persian general is the spokesman) "We (the Persians) conquered the Sacae, the Indians, the Ethiopians, the Assyrians, and plenty of other important races, and we now hold them in slavery. Why? Not because they did us any wrong, but just because we wanted to increase our dominion. It would be a terrible thing, then, for us not to punish the unprovoked aggression of the Greeks.
What do we have to fear? The number of troops they can muster? Their wealth and the power it gives them? No, we know how they fight and we know that their power is limited. We have overcome and hold subject their offspring – the so-called Ionians, Aeolians, and Dorians, who settled here on our continent . . . Besides, from all I hear, the Greeks usually wage war in an extremely stupid fashion, because they're ignorant and incompetent. When they declare war on one another they seek out the best, most level piece of land, and that's where they go and fight. The upshot is that the victors leave the battlefield with massive losses, not to mention the losers, who are completely wiped out. "
(7.186, size of Persian army that invades Greece): "When all these tens of thousands are added to the figures from Asia, the total number of fighting men comes to 2,641,610."
(7.101-2, Persian king asks a deposed king of Sparta if Greeks will fight back): "So tell me: will the Greeks stand their ground against me? Will they resist? It seems to me that all the Greeks, and even the combined forces of the entire western world, would be incapable of withstanding my advance, unless they formed a unified front."
"So Demaratus said, . . . 'There has never been a time when poverty was not a factor in the rearing of the Greeks, but their courage has been acquired as a result of intelligence and the force of law. Greece has relied on this courage to keep poverty and despotism at bay. I admire all the Greeks . . . but I shall restrict what I have to say to the Spartans alone. First, then, there's no way in which they will ever listen to any proposals of yours which will bring slavery on Greece; second, they will certainly resist you, even if all the other Greeks come over to your side. As for the size of their army, there's no point in your asking how, in terms of numbers, they can do this. If there are in fact only a thousand men to march out against you, then a thousand men will fight you.' Xerxes' response was to laugh."
Battle of Plataea
(9.28) Presently the whole Greek army was arrayed as I will show, both the later and the earliest comers. On the right wing were ten thousand Lacedaemonians; five thousand of these, who were Spartans, had a guard of thirty-five thousand light-armed helots, seven appointed for each man. [3] The Spartans chose the Tegeans for their neighbors in the battle, both to do them honor, and for their valor; there were of these fifteen hundred men-at-arms. (Corinthians, Potidaeans, Arcadians, etc.) At the end, and first in the line, were the Athenians who held the left wing. They were eight thousand in number, and their general was Aristides. The sum total, then was 38,700, all of whom were hoplites, except for the seven assigned to each of the Spartans.
9. 49 Mardonius (the Persian general) sent his cavalry to attack the Greeks [2] The horsemen rode at them and shot arrows and javelins among the whole Greek army to its great hurt, since they were mounted archers and difficult to deal with in an encounter; they spoiled and blocked the Gargaphian spring from which the entire Greek army drew its water. [3] None indeed but the Lacedaemonians were posted near the spring . . . . Under these circumstances the Greek commanders met with Pausanias on the right wing to discuss various matters, including the loss of the army's water supply and their harassment by the Persian cavalry . . . . The upshot of the commanders' conference was that they decided to move their forces to the island. . . ."
9.59 With that, he led the Persians with all speed across the Asopus in pursuit of the Greeks, supposing that they were in flight; it was the army of Lacedaemon and Tegea alone which was his goal, for the Athenians marched another way over the broken ground, and were out of his sight. [2] Seeing the Persians setting forth in pursuit of the Greeks, the rest of the barbarian battalions straightway raised their standards and also gave pursuit, each at top speed, no battalion having order in its ranks nor place assigned in the line.
9.60. So they ran pell-mell and shouting, as though they would utterly make an end of the Greeks. Pausanias, however, when the cavalry attacked him, sent a horseman to the Athenians with this message: "Men of Athens, in this great contest which must give freedom or slavery to Hellas, we Lacedaemonians and you Athenians have been betrayed by the flight of our allies in the night that is past. [2] I have accordingly now resolved what we must do; we must protect each other by fighting as best we can. If the cavalry had attacked you first, it would have been the duty of both ourselves and the Tegeans, who are faithful to Hellas, to aid you; but now, seeing that the whole brunt of their assault falls on us, it is right that you should come to the aid of that division which is hardest pressed. [3] But if, as may be, anything has befallen you which makes it impossible for you to aid us, do us the service of sending us your archers. We are sure that you will obey us, as knowing that you have been by far more zealous than all others in this present war
9.61. When the Athenians heard that, they attempted to help the Lacedaemonians and defend them with all their might. But when their march had already begun, they were set upon by the Greeks posted opposite them, who had joined themselves to the king. For this reason, being now under attack by the foe which was closest, they could at the time send no aid. [2] The Lacedaemonians and Tegeans accordingly stood alone, men-at-arms and light-armed together; there were of the Lacedaemonians fifty thousand and of the Tegeans, who had never been parted from the Lacedaemonians, three thousand. These offered sacrifice so that they would fare better in battle with Mardonius and the army which was with him. [3] They could get no favorable omen from their sacrifices, and in the meanwhile many of them were killed and by far more wounded (for the Persians set up their shields for a fence, and shot showers of arrows). Since the Spartans were being hard-pressed and their sacrifices were of no avail, Pausanias lifted up his eyes to the temple of Hera at Plataea and called on the goddess, praying that they might not be disappointed in their hope.
9.62. While he was still in the act of praying, the men of Tegea leapt out before the rest and charged the barbarians, and immediately after Pausanias' prayer the sacrifices of the Lacedaemonians became favorable. Now they too charged the Persians, and the Persians met them, throwing away their bows. [2] First they fought by the fence of shields, and when that was down, there was a fierce and long fight around the temple of Demeter itself, until they came to blows at close quarters. For the barbarians laid hold of the spears and broke them short. [3] Now the Persians were neither less courageous nor weaker, but they had no armor; moreover, since they were unskilled and no match for their adversaries in craft, they would rush out singly and in tens or in groups great or small, hurling themselves on the Spartans and so perishing.
9.63. Where Mardonius was himself, riding a white horse in the battle and surrounded by a thousand picked men who were the flower of the Persians, there they pressed their adversaries hardest. So long as Mardonius was alive the Persians stood their ground and defended themselves, overthrowing many Lacedaemonians. [2] When, however, Mardonius was killed and his guards, who were the strongest part of the army, had also fallen, then the rest too yielded and gave ground before the men of Lacedaemon. For what harmed them the most was the fact that they wore no armor over their clothes and fought, as it were, naked against men fully armed.
This translation is partially from http://www.perseus.tufts.edu, with modifications based on R. Waterfield, Herodotus The Histories (Oxford: 1998).


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