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If Walls Could Talk: An Intimate History of the Home by Lucy Worsley
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Fascinating bits about British homes of history, largely in the Henry VIII and Victorian eras. The bedroom and bathroom sections were the most interesting, and I scanned a lot of the rest, but it wasn't scanning because the book was bad, I just had certain things I was researching.
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For readers who enjoy social history this a swiftly paced, conversational-style book packed with facts, anecdotes and stories. It's highly readable even if you haven't seen the BBC television series which was made from the book (which I haven't) due to Dr Worsley's informal, humorous and witty commentary on bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms and kitchens and their associated activities, through six hundred or so years of history, in mostly English and some American settings.
For those readers who prefer social history to be a little more in-depth and clearly documented as to the original sources, this book could prove quite problematic. While there is a bibliography at the back and a lengthy acknowledgements page listing eighteen specific books and reference papers; it's difficult to discover immediately where all the secondary sources were gleaned from as the bibliography is listed without reference to chapter numbers or footnotes within the text.
The text itself, whilst a lively read, does jump quickly from century to century covering specific subjects. With some history writing the details set the context and specific cultural and social mores, so that the reader can feel absorbed in that time period, but If Walls Could Talk is not that kind of book. To be fair; it was most likely never intended to be so.
I would have given four stars but there were a couple of things that altered my initial good opinion. One was encountered in Chapter Two - Being Born. This section notes the change of birthing practises: once the preserve of women-only midwives, who used birthing stools for the assistance of gravity in childbirth, it shifted over time to that of male doctors encouraging mothers into beds so as to apparently save the risk of backache due to bending down to deliver babies. The paragraph concludes with; "It strikes one as more for the benefit of the doctor than patient." Possibly this is meant only as mildly pointed sarcasm; however, it leaves some doubt in my mind as to that being the sole reason for why bed birthing became standard practise. Were there any other viable medical reasons, ones thought to be an improvement in hygiene or for women in labour, at all? We aren't informed of any, if so.
In the following chapter - Was Breast Always Best?, there is comparison of Hannah Glasse to Gina Ford (a U.K parenting guru with best-selling book published in 1999) with a quote on how babies should be correctly dressed. Another reference in Chapter 8 - 'Speaking' to the Servants, includes a quote from Hannah Glasse's advice for housemaids. The comparison and quotes brought me to a sharp halt as there is only one well known Hannah Glasse of eighteenth-century England and that is the woman who produced the immensely popular book 'The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Simple' in 1746. There is no mention at all of her considerable and groundbreaking influence on domestic cooking, nor that she has been extensively championed over the last decade by food historians and was labelled 'the mother of the modern dinner party'. The late Clarissa Dickson Wright even presented a BBC documentary on her achievements (Hannah Glasse - The First Domestic Goddess). Both the quotes used appear likely to have be taken from 'The Servant's Directory', a much later work on household management, although no source is clearly listed in the bibliography.
Readers can be forgiven for thinking that Mrs. Glasse was considered a prominent expert of the day on childcare practices and the household duties of servants because of the book's portrayal. The only problem is that it isn't really true. Hannah Glasse never achieved another notable success on a level of 'The Art of Cookery' with her later works published in England (The Art of Cookery is noted as reaching sixteen reprints after first being published. The Servant's Directory, by contrast, only had four). As noted above; 'The Servant's Directory' was written about household management, not specifically on childcare, and there is no evidence at all to say the author was considered "the eighteenth-century Gina Ford". If it is possible to mislead readers with an inaccurate depiction of a documented figure then who and what else has been presented in a similar way?
Unfortunately, these examples removed any confidence in the overall veracity of the research and its presentation. Dr Worsley cannot be expected to be an expert on every single aspect of historical matters related to the home, but, of those doing the professional research, proofing and editing I would think it possible to catch points that undermine the book's intent to inform as well as entertain. (Other reviewers have noted elsewhere there are also misleading pieces of information regarding the etymology of phrases and easily researched details about Queen Victoria and Sir Walter Raleigh)
Overall, it could have been a truly fascinating read but is a disappointment for the glaring errors and false conclusions.
A largely anecdotal and breezy romp through "house and home," in which Worsley touches briefly on various and sundry aspects of life, from the brushing of teeth to the preparation of food to the composition of pillows. I noticed a few small errors, some very questionable etymological excursions, and some grand generalizations that don't entirely seem backed up by evidence ... and without any sort of citations, it's very hard to take them at face value. A fun read, but I'm not sure it's entirely to be trusted on all counts.
I am only on page 36 and am already pretty frustrated with this, and I may or may not keep reading. This is exactly the type of chatty, sociological survey that I adore, but I also adore proper citations in my non-fiction.
For this book, there's a bibliography, there's a topical index, but there are NO FOOTNOTES. If you tell me that a medieval travel guide used certain phrases, then I want to know what travel guide it was, I don't want to have to pour through the bibliography hoping to stumble across it. If you tell me that most people in England use duvets rather than sheets and blankets, I want to know sales figures that back this up, because I'm over here in the US and this is not necessarily what I see represented in movies, TV shows, and books. And if you're going to tell me that the origin of the phrase "sleep tight" has to do with the sagging ropes in medieval bed frames, you're just wrong, because a search will show that the OED doesn't record that phrase until 1933, and a couple easily-found articles offer an alternate, research-supported theory that you don't even mention in your text.
There are some fascinating pieces of information and interesting suppositions in this book so far, but frankly I am going to have to take everything else in the book with a grain of salt. Boo.
A bit superficial but interesting look at the English home and how it came to be the way it is. A good companion to the TV series it has an extensive bibliography. It does show how the English home was influenced by other factors but it's largely about the British home.
It does suffer a little from trying to cram it all in but at the same time I found it interesting and quite readable. There were details about things that wouldn't find their way into a TV series and at other times I wanted more illustrations and information.
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Derren Brown is an English magician and 'psychological illusionist'. Derren has made many notable TV appearances in his series 'Mind Control' and 'Trick Or Treat', and several TV specials, such as 'The Heist', 'The System', 'Séance' and 'Russian Roulette'.
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Many people are using his material as a learning tool, and to back up their opinions on therapeutic techniques or theories. Whilst it can be beneficial observing what he does, be very careful as YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT TECHNIQUE HE IS USING AT A PARTICULAR TIME. He may, for example, be pretending to be using NLP, when really he is using traditional magic. Believe me, he does this A LOT.
In one of his shows, Derren Brown gives a demonstration of using suggestion to sap the strength of a big tough boxer. He has him stand still and easily lift up a woman. Derren uses some accurate techniques to suggest that he can no longer lift the women. Sure enough the boxer can no longer lift her.
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Derren employs some sophisticated techniques from many disciplines in order to back up his illusions. He is so convincing that he fools experts in many fields. I see countless discussions on the internet about his psychological techniques, and how he uses them to influence people. People forget that he is an entertainer and a magician.
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Derren appears to genuinely use NLP techniques when he persuades a man to give him his wallet. He uses classic pacing and mirroring to gain rapport, an Ericksonian handshake induction to quickly induce a trance, and says "thank you for give it to me, are you sure you don't mind?". He covertly uses the command 'give it to me'.
This COULD work if done right, and in the right context. People know who Derren is, and deep down know that he would not permanently steal their wallet – there is some trust already there. I'll bet Derren would have struggled if he was an unknown doing this. This technique is far from guaranteed to work. He may have tried 10 times before getting his take. He's not going to show you all his failures is he? If you filmed yourself asking 100 people for directions, and then slipped in a request for their car keys, you will probably get at least one success – especially if they know who you are.
In a Daily Telegraph article published in 2003 Simon Singh criticised Derren Brown's early TV appearances, arguing that he presented standard magic and mentalist effects, such as the classic Ten Card Poker Deal trick, as genuine psychological manipulation. Derren himself states that he uses 'magic, suggestion, psychology, misdirection and showmanship' in order to achieve his effects. He goes on to say that 'I happily admit cheating, as it's all part of the game. I hope some of the fun for the viewer comes from not knowing what's real and what isn't. I am an entertainer first and foremost'.
In early 2005, Derren Brown travelled to the United States to convince five leading figures that he had powers in their particular field of expertise. These were Christian evangelism, alien abduction, psychic powers, New Age theories and contacting the dead.
Derren succeeded in convincing four of the five "experts" that he had powers, and they openly endorsed him as a true practitioner. The fifth expert, the Christian evangelist Curt Nordheilm, whilst impressed by Derren, asked to meet him again before giving him an endorsement. The concept of the show was to highlight the power of suggestion with regard to beliefs and people's abilities, and the failure to question them. His conclusion was that people hear things that support their own ideas, and ignore contradictory evidence. This is known in psychology as 'confirmation bias'.
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Budding hypnotherapists, NLPers and other practitioners are doing the exact same thing. Many perceive Derren as an expert in their chosen field, and choose to learn from him. Whilst I am sure that Derren is very knowledgeable in these areas, he is an entertainer and magician.
I think there is something within us all that wants to believe he is amazing at using hypnosis and NLP. Like me, we are all still children at heart that want to believe in the tooth fairy and Father Christmas.
Enjoy his shows, as they make compelling viewing. Enjoy trying to decipher what technique he is using at a particular time. But be wary – take with a pinch of salt what can be learnt from him.
Read a hypnosis or NLP book if you want to learn. They may not be as much fun, but they will give you a greater understanding. If you pay too much attention to Derrens' techniques, you could find that your perceptions of hypnosis and NLP become as bent and distorted as the illusions he creates. Our minds naturally try and find a single unifying method of how something is achieved, which is how he fools us so consistently. There is no single explanation of how he achieves his effects. That is the secret to how he keeps us guessing.
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Idol group Big Bang's leader G-Dragon has undergone a radical hairstyle transformation.
On May 5th, G-Dragon was spotted at the Sheraton Grand Walkerhill Hotel in Gwangjang-dong, Seoul, to attend Germany's DJ and producer Boys Noize's "Gods Kitchen Fusion" performance. In the past, the two had worked on the Japanese Big Bang track, "Feeling."
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Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comA few weeks ago we were asked where the depth of the 2014 NFL Draft class aligns with the Jets needs. Our intent was to write a two-part article. The first would address the generalizations learned from a survey of the depth of the upcoming 2014 NFL Draft class, while the second took a more practical player-level approach. The more we wrote, the more we realized this was going to turn into a series.
Since we've already surveyed the depth of this draft, it's time to talk about the talent that's contained in this class. Read yesterday's article on cornerbacks here. Next up? Edge setters and edge rushers.
Bassett's Baseless Projection: One pick used before the end of the sixth round. Expected special teams and backup work in 2014.
Three Names of Note: Jeremiah Attaochu (6'3″ 253 lbs, Georgia Tech), Adrian Hubbard (6'6″ 257 lbs, Alabama), Michael Sam (6'2″ 261 lbs Missouri)
Analysis: In the last five years, during the lead up to the NFL Draft, experts love linking Rex Ryan to some of the top pass-rushing linebackers. Having coached in Baltimore in the halcyon days of Terrell Suggs and Adalius Thomas it is understandable. But year after year, Rex has never required the team to draft a pure outside linebacker — in any round since Vernon Gholston was taken before Rex Ryan even arrived back in 2008. An argument can be made that Quinton Coples can fill the role, but so far he's best served with his hand in the dirt. Calvin Pace's continued presence this year only underscores the point. Ryan and his GMs have been happy to bring Calvin Pace back year after year to set the edge and stuff the run and provide upside to the pass rush when the play allows. If you don't understand the unheralded importance of Calvin Pace, read this.
With Wilkerson, Coples, Richardson and Harrison in place up front, the Jets don't need a top talent on the outside to make this defense work. They don't need a linebacker who can drop in coverage, sack the passer set the edge and stuff the run. The need someone who can maybe do two and half of those things. Last year Calvin Pace racked up 10 sacks for the first time in his career, largely because of him getting more opportunity to rush the quarterback due to the injury to Antwan Barnes and thanks to the double teams his defensive linemen faced. With 12 draft picks, there's no better year to use a middle to late round pick on a player whom the Jets might be able to groom for a season or two to eventually take over Calvin Pace's important role as the strong side (SAM) linebacker. The player need be willing to get dirty, not always seek out the glory stats of sacks, tackles for loss or even tackles. But what the edge-setter does is crucial to allowing a player like David Harris a clean (and likely almost certain) shot at the ballcarrier. It is Pace's job to set the edge by overpowering a blocking tight ends or linemen to effectively wall off the running back from bouncing the play outside, and redirecting the play back inside to the reading linebacker for a clean tackle.
Name Dropping: While names like Anthony Barr, Khalil Mack and Jadaveon Clowney dominate the headlines, it is the players later on that might provide the perfect complement for what the Jets need on defense. While we're sure the Jets would be happy to find a ready-made starter for the 2014 season to take over Calvin Pace's role without skipping a beat, the likelihood of that is very low. So considering that, look for the Jets to get serious about players between the fourth and sixth rounds where the Jets could find a diamond in the rough that will pair with their existing front seven. Should the Jets go after a Day Two prospect, it might mean that Calvin Pace's future is more clouded than we originally thought.
On the earlier side, Jeremiah Attaochu (projected 2nd or third round) has the long arms and range to make plays all over the field. He's quick off the snap and has showed improvement in the last few years at holding his assignments against the run. While Attaochu might yet be a little impatient, he's getting better as a edge-setter and run stopper. Will Clarke (3rd round) has shown some promise as both a pass rusher and run-stuffer during his time at West Virginia. While he might never be a top pass rusher, he's demonstrated strong anchoring skills to lock out blockers.
Adrian Hubbard (4th round) played at Alabama and is a jack of all trades. He has demonstrated good ability in tackling the ball carrier, dropping into coverage and in getting around the edge in pass situations. That said, he might be untested in doing the dirty work that a player like Pace does. Stanford's Josh Mauro (4th round) might be limited athletically but will hustle and has the grit along with quickness to to set the edge with long arms.
Michael Sam (5th – 6th round) has been a big storyline this offseason, but regardless could be a good fit for the Jets. Jets DL Sheldon Richardson has voiced his support of Sam and having played together at Mizzou knows how fierce a competitor Sam is. Sam has been knocked for his speed and his lack of ability to drop into coverage, but coverage is an overrated trait from outside linebackers in the Rex Ryan scheme. Sam might not be an edge setter for the Jets but his speed could allow him to be a perfect situational rusher. Sam could be a nice value pick late in the draft where the Jets have a handful of fifth and sixth rounders.
Later down, look for the Jets to take a flier on a player like Devon Kennard or Tyler Starr (both 5th – 6th rounders)
Be sure to add your thoughts about the depth of the edge rusher position in the comments!
Do blogs make extra money by pretending that Sam is an NFL caliber player? Anyway I would like to see the magic Rex could work with a hybrid talent like Telvin Smith. Should be around late 3rd or 4th round.
I like DeMarcus Lawrence in the second, Jackson Jeffcoat or Kareem Martin in the third.
The 3rd or 4th rounder can develop under Pace' tutelage
Nowhere. It's not a need at all.
1st bradley roby
2nd jace amaro
3rd donte moncrief
4th Jackson jeffcoat
4th kenny ladler
4th billy turner ot
5th andre Williams
Jets "very intrigued" by Kelvin Benjamin. I personally think he could be a beast for the Jets. Similar build to Alshon Jeffrey. I'd be interested in trading back a bit in the first round and grabbing Benjamin. I also wouldn't mind trading up a bit to get Mike Evans.
Bottom line, I know the NFL today loves rotation, but you want your best players on the field at crucial times. For the Jets thats WIlk, Harrison, Richardson and Coples. Unless your sending 5 ( with our secondary?) there really is no room at the in. Plus we get Barnes back. Paces job is set the edge first, defend the run an dmaybe rush once in while. With needs at WR, TE, CB , S G and maybe even MLB forget it
You fail to mention so many quality guys who could set the edge and provide something in the pass rush.......Marcus Smith, Demarcus Lawrence, Jackson Jeffcoat, Morgan Breslin, Trevor Reilly, Trent Murphy, Larry webster, Jordan Tripp and Ronald Powell just to name a few.
Pittsburgh Steelers have there eye on Telvin Smith thinking he'll be there in the 3rd round Fl. State Small but Quick. A throw back type of line backer. This I do know Pittsburgh very good at drafting linebackers. Just saying.
I think Tyler Starr would be the wisest move. Lot's of potential, an amazing 3 cone drill, shows good speed-to-power, ability to drop in space but needs good coaching and an NFL weight room.
Definitely an heir to Calvin Pace
Granderson throws like a girl.
Derrell Johnson could be a name to look for late on too. I quite like Trent Murphy, the DE from Stanford, if he's there in the 3rd as a tweener that could potentially play the mixed role that Pace plays
kid from Texas or kid from Louisville in the 3rd...
@Brian_Bassett This pass rush made Pace look like a monster. Imagine an actual monster in there.
You are kidding right. The Jets have needed a pass rushing OLB forever. Why continue just making due.
IMO, people overstate his "bad" hands. He's often just thrown jump balls, so the level of difficulty is a lot higher than guys with "good" hands have to make. I mean, TO and Randy Moss dropped a few too many every year. They were still pretty good.
@Vinny Cammarato It'll be the same as last year. The top pass rush unit was Barnes-Richardon-Wilkerson-Coples.
Maybe Barnes needs a backup who is a more dynamic rusher than Pace.
the Jets routinely pull Harrison on passing downs as that is not his forte.
I've also seen where some thin Telvin Smith might be better suited to SS in the NFL. 6'3", 218, fast, solid hitter, good in coverage, very fluid and a team leader.
Don't think Starr's in same category as Van Noy, Bradford, or Attaochu, let alone Barr, etc. IMO. Later round option if these guys are gone, but with a much more limited ceiling.
What's his measurements?
@juunit Last night he threw a ball like he was spiking a football. Right into the ground and then it rolled for like 150 feet. Yayyyyy.
Saw that... Same ol' mets
Jeffcoat and Marcus Smith.
I like both.
Don't leave out Lawrence....
@Pat d To be fair, that's probably Coples now.
I wouldn't be against taking Pace's eventual replacement, though.
My thought exactly. How about
Benjamin may be good WR but he is not NFL ready. At 18 they Jets need to get an impact now player. There will be plenty there.
If it is WR, hopefully the Jets can get one of the top 3 WRs.
Watkins, Evans, Lee
Do we really know Barnes is 100% coming off the injury? Is Pace likely to get 10 sacks again this year? Now seems the ideal time to go get their eventual replacement...I think Attaochu fits best, but several other options also work. Limited action this year while he learns, slowly work him into the mix as season unfolds, then look for them back him up in the final years of their deals.
I'd like like to see this front line unleashing absolute havoc with a pair of stud edge rushers sandwiching the Sons in the middle!
Make sense I starting to like this guy more and more.
Probably Coples, I agree. But to say Rex doesn't need an pass rushing OLB is folly.
@buckets They're not dependent on that spot generating consistent pressure as long as the other pieces are in place (which they are), but obviously they'd take a plus pass rusher in that role if they can get one.
That's completely fine, but Pace's replacement is most certainly not an edge rusher...obviously you know this.
Like I said why just keep making due
@Hanknaples What are we, a DT factory?
Idzik master plan get the kraken next year
@Hanknaples Hank, where is a DT going to play on this team? Is he going to back up Richardson, Wilkerson or be the 3rd NT?
I wouldn't be mad if we got kony ealy he might be a beast
@Hazard2012 @Brendan @lagoo yet 5 will probably go in the 1st.
But you're probably right, he's not likely to make it out of the third round.
@Disgruntled Jets Fan @Brendan@juunit
The only "good" thing is the starting pitching, which is then completely nullified by the horrible bullpen.
@bklyndude He's turning into Vlad Guerrero, who used to hit balls off the dirt in front of home plate and go yard.
@juunit @Brendan
That must mean David Wright's numbers should be exponentially weighted higher.
Can you imagine what his numbers would be if he had anybody that could hit in the lineup with him. Every pitcher gives him jacksh*t to hit.
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My wonderful neighboors gave me a gift certificate as a graduation gift for a really neat "spa" or massage place in town. I stopped in and got thier brochure. These people offer chocolate facials (using REAL chocolate) and a... Read More
- 0Mar 29, '06 by KeithEMUI'm both a reiki Master (I hate that term, it should be teacher) and a massage therapist. Now I'm goign to school for nursing. Some states you don't need a liscence to touch, like VA. Reiki is very relaxing and spiritually uplifting. I was doing reiki before I went to massage school. I'm not sure I do just reiki sessions anymore. I've learned so many modalities over the years. I tend to mix up what I know for whatever the person needs.
- 0Jul 20, '07 by healingtouchRNNo discount.
The client is paying for the practitioner's time & energy. I have a private practice in Healing Touch (similar to Reiki) & in massage & bodywork. My rates are by the hour & also depend on if I use aromatherapy, hot stones, etc. This increases the cost since it increases my overhead. One must buy oils, & pay extra if a stone crock is used. Does this answer the question?
Quote from SFCardiacRNDo you get a discount if the masseuse doesn't actually touch you?
- 0Jul 22, '07 by RNsRWeQuote from nativehealerI thought that Reike was ALWAYS "hands off", using the hands to move energy but never actually touching the body. Then there is therapeutic touch, or healing touch, which DOES actually involve touching the body. But that true Reike practitioners never touch the body. Of course, I imagine they might use other forms of healing, such as "hands on" healing, but then it wouldn't be Reike, would it?It all depends on the Reiki Master or Practioner on what a person needs. I have had it done both ways, hands on then an inch above and just hands above. Sorry that I did not properly clarify this.
- 0Jan 30, '08 by sauceywolfI have been an RN for over 20 years, have worked with energy for over 15 years and have been a Reiki Master/Teacher for 6 years. Reiki is hands on. There are some states where the practioner can not do hands on unless they are a doctor,nurse or LMT or RMT. Other than that , there are some times that a hands on approach is not appropriate--such as with a burn pt. or someone who has issues about being touched. Reiki can be done with hands above the clients body with the same result as hands on. To MotorcycleMama--don't give up on Reiki--I would suggest that you try to find a different practioner. I have seen it do amazing things. good luck and namaste.
- 0May 21, '12 by MoniqueSI am currently studying Reiki and I'm at level two. This weekend, I was able to offer free Reiki sessions for free (donations accepted) at an EXPO - and I was able to do sessions on 30 people! I found myself learning a lot. I also was very honored that many people felt better after the session. A few even cried (good tears) I think, just like nursing, there is a lot of learning in hands-on experience.
By the way, I place my hands ON when I do Reiki, for me... it works better this away. Plus, I find it a bit awkward to have to hover my hand over someone
Great to find this post! I love that other nurses and nurses-to-be are doing Reiki.
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Of course, Reiki works whether or not the receiver is "open to it." That's one of its beauties.
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|Green Mountain College
Seal of Green Mountain College
|Lux Fiat
|Motto in English
|Let there be Light
|Religious affiliation
|United Methodist Church [1]
|Paul J. Fonteyn[2]
|Academic staff
|Poultney, Vermont, USA
|155 acres (0.63 km2)[1]
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|Green Mountain College
Seal of Green Mountain College
|Lux Fiat
|Motto in English
|Let there be Light
|Religious affiliation
|United Methodist Church [1]
|Paul J. Fonteyn[2]
|Academic staff
|Poultney, Vermont, USA
|155 acres (0.63 km2)[1]
|Golden Yellow and Hunter Green
Green Mountain College is a coeducational private environmental liberal arts college located in Poultney, Vermont, in the USA.
Green Mountain is located in the Vermont countryside, at the foot of the Taconic Mountains between the Green Mountains and Adirondacks.
The College has a core set of courses known as the Environmental Liberal Arts (ELA) curriculum, in environmental and natural sciences, writing, reading, history and philosophy.
Green Mountain was founded in 1834 as Troy Conference Academy, a coeducational institution. In 1863 the school's name changed to Ripley Female College; in 1874 back to Troy Conference Academy; in 1937 to Green Mountain Junior College. Green Mountain became a two-year junior college for women in 1943.[4] In 1974, the school changed its name to Green Mountain College and returned to coeducational status, offering four-year baccalaureate degrees.[5] Beginning in the 1990s the college began to focus on environmental literacy and citizenship.[6]
Green Mountain College offers 24 majors: Adventure Education, Art, Art with Secondary Licensure, Biology, Biology with Secondary Licensure, Communications, Elementary Education, Elementary Education with Special Education Endorsement, English, English with Secondary Licensure, Environmental Studies, Fine Art, History, History with Secondary Licensure, Interdisciplinary Studies, Natural Resources Management, Philosophy, Psychology, Resort & Hospitality Management, Sociology/Anthropology, Sustainable Agriculture & Food Production, Sustainable Business, Writing, and Youth Development & Camp Management.[7]
Green Mountain offers distance master's programs in Environmental Studies and sustainable business, as well as an online master's of business administration.[8]
GMC is home to an educational tract known as the Progressive Program. Based on the ideas of philosopher John Dewey[9] and formed on a philosophy similar to that of Goddard College — a Vermont institution recognized for its dedication to progressive education[10]— the students in the program define their own education goals and work with faculty members individually to meet them.[9]
The GMC choir is the only collegiate choir in the U.S. with a repertoire of Welsh language music.[11][12]
Academic Clubs: Agora, Bio/Enviro, Camp Club, Education Club, Forestry Club, History Club, Outdoor Recreation Association, Pre-Law Club, Pre-Med/Pre-Vet Club, and Psychology Club.
Club Sports: Men's Rugby, Quidditch (Welsh Green Dragon), Ultimate Frisbee, and Women's Rugby.
Other Clubs: Anime Club (Green Mountain Otaku), Farm Crew, and Spirituality Club.
Skills Clubs: Equestrian Club, HERBAL Tribe, Shakti Tribal Dance Coupe, and Slow Foods Chapter.
Social Action and Awareness Clubs: Black Culture Club, Club Activism, DREAM Mentoring, International Awareness Club, Intercultural Club, PANTS (People Are Not Their Sex), and Pride.[13]
In 2007, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) awarded Green Mountain College the Campus Sustainability Leadership Award in the "Under 1,000" category. The award recognizes Green Mountain for commitment to environmental sustainability in its governance and administration, curriculum and research, operations, campus culture, and community outreach.[14][15]
Green Mountain was named an EPA Energy Star Showcase Campus following campus-wide retrofitting of light fixtures.[16]
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 21 | Chapter 22.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Carl Lee fire Jake?
(a) Jake could not get him out on bond.
(b) Carla has received more threats and asks him to.
(c) Cat Bruster convinces him to do so.
(d) He has an argument with Jake.
2. Several days following his being rehired by Carl Lee, Jake is summoned to Lucien's home to meet whom?
(a) Dr. W.T. Bass, retired psychiatrist.
(b) Dr. W.T. Bass, retired podiatrist.
(c) Dr. W.T. Bass, retired pediatrician.
(d) Dr. W.T. Bass, retired psychologist.
3. Lester tells Carl Lee what when he visits his cell?
(a) He has to leave now.
(b) He needs to leave, but will be back for his trial.
(c) He needs to leave and will return when he is able.
(d) He will remain as long as is needed.
4. How long does the preliminary hearing for Billy Ray Cobb and Pete Willard last?
(a) 20 minutes.
(b) 30 minutes.
(c) 10 minutes.
(d) 40 minutes.
5. What does Carl Lee Hailey feel his chances are, now that he has been arrested and charged with two counts of murder?
(a) He is confident Jake Brigance will get him off, as he did his brother.
(b) He is moderately confident, never hoping for too much.
(c) He is not as confident as Jake Briance was on TV.
(d) Hoping, but not expecting much in a predominantly white community.
Short Answer Questions
1. Carla and Jake, raised as Baptist and Methodist respectively, have agreed to become what?
2. Who has received threatening phone calls both at home and in the office?
3. Following the preliminary hearing for Billy Ray Cobb and Pete Willard, who hides in the county courthouse after closing at 4:30 p.m. on Friday?
4. Judge Omar Noose initiated his career as a mediocre lawyer but good politician who served five terms in the state legislature, and during which he developed what?
5. What illegal item does Carl Lee Hailey request to buy from K.T. "Cat" Bruster?
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networks around Cisco systems and components. If you do some poking around at a few Web sites -- most notably, http://www.gocertify.com, http://www.itcertinfo.com, and http://www.certcities.com -- you should be able to learn plenty about the CCDA and other certifications that might interest you. The recommended course of study to obtain a CCDA is to first obtain the CCNA. If you're starting from scratch, I'd precede that with the CompTIA Network+ and i-Net+ certifications as well.
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When I was asked by Careers in Government to write a guest post, I thought about where my experience, as someone who was on the front lines of international business and who was charged and sentenced for foreign bribery (FCPA), might be relevant. So, I went to the "About Us" page of the web site … Read More »
Got an Interview? Read This.
Short of getting an offer, getting the call or email to schedule a phone interview is one of the best feelings one can have in their job search. It means you've made it through the first hurdle of having your resume reviewed. And it's an important step too. From a recruiter's perspective, it's the part of the … Read More »
Job Interview: The 20 Best Questions You Can Ask
As a career mentor, one of the most frequent inquiries I get asked is:
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Maybe you're an Alan Jackson fan and maybe you're not. Either way I'm sure the question has come up in conversation in your life at least once. Maybe you were asked by someone at a party or on the anniversary or just at one of those, well you know, those moments. Without a doubt you … Read More »
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Using Twitter to quickly find your next job?
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Cook the Book: Classic N'Awlins Remoulade
As Susan Spicer says in her book Crescent City Cooking, there are two types of remoulade—French, made with celery root and mustard-mayo dressing, and New Orleansstyle, "more of a vinaigrette," with paprika and cayenne cut by celery and parsley. Spicer recommends eating her Classic N'Awlins Remoulade with chilled boiled shrimp, crab, or crayfish or on crabmeat.
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- 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion or shallots
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 tablespoons Creole mustard
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon sweet Hungarian paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne
- Juice of 1 medium lemon (about 3 tablespoons)
- 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
- Salt and pepper
- 1 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup finely chopped celery heart
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped scallion
Whisk the onion, garlic, mustard, vinegar, paprika, cayenne, lemon juice, horseradish, and salt and pepper, to taste, together in a medium bowl. Whisk in the olive oil, then stir in the chopped celery, parsley, and scallion. This dressing will keep for 2-3 days in the refrigerator.


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Did the study adjust for the subject being studied by the men and women? If not, that would be a substantial driver - e.g. If I expect my course to lead me to drama studies (for example), I would expect to earn substantially less than someone expecting to become a computer scientist. And usually, men dominate courses with higher remuneration... which would explain the delta in this report.
Female students expect lower salaries across Europe
WOMEN earn on average 17.5% less than men in the European Union. No surprise then, that female university students in Europe expect to earn less than men once they graduate. According to a recent report by Universum, a Swedish consultancy, women studying in the top European institutions expect to earn on average around €8,600 ($12,400), or 21% less than men, (men expect a graduate starting salary of €40,898). Women and men seem to differ in workplace and career aspirations, which may explain why salary expectations differ. Men generally placed more importance on being a leader or manager than women (34% of men verses 22% of women), and want jobs with high levels of responsibility (25% v 17%). Women, however want to work for a company with high corporate social responsibility and ethical standards; men are more interested in prestige (31% v 24%).


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Wow. Great natural lip color. Light pink, very natural, like you were just born with great lip color. Lip glow did not make my lips feel like they were sticky or glued together or dry out my lips. I noticed that even when the initial shine had worn off, the lip color remained, giving my lips a natural stained look. The scent is nice, sort of a sweet vanilla mint but not tingly at all like carmex is. Beautiful packaging, but at $30 (ouch!) I think that I will be using this one sparingly. I think that this product would be great for most skin tones. Just enhances your own lip color to literally glow.
I can't believe it took me 2+ years to write a review for this. I have gone through literally almost 10 tubes of this stuff, and I am absolutely sure that I will be re-purchasing this for the remainder of my life. Here's why:
I am a lip junkie. I wake up, and my lips have almost no color to them. They ALWAYS look dull and feel parched. I absolutely H.A.T.E. the look and feel of my bare lips sans product. I'm a natural-lip type of person, and with that said, I want people to look at my lips and say "wow, she was naturally born with healthy, luscious, juicy, perfect pink lips". This is why I hate lip sticks/lip glosses/lip stains, because they all look fake at one point or another.
I truly would hate to come across as someone who is hyping this product to no end and over exaggerating my love for this product, but the day I purchased my first tube of Dior Lip Glow, was the day I stopped purchasing other lip products altogether. I admit, I was expecting disappointment given that I just realized I had spent 30+ dollars for a freaking LIP BALM. (You have no idea how happy I am for overcoming my cynicism, haha)
Every night I apply a good amount on my lips right before I go to bed. I wake up and I have healthy, luscious looking lips with the most beautiful pink color. Best of all? It looks like I was naturally born with these lips, and that there wasn't any product on my lips at all. What I love most about this product is that from the moment I wake up, the gorgeous shade of pink lasts all day on me. If anything, I'll do a bit of touching up during the evening but that's really about it (Note: the more you layer on, the more pigmented your lips become).
- looks extremely natural in natural lighting, fluorescent lighting, and yellow based lighting
- smells amazing (to the point of giving you the urge to reapply every 30 minutes)
- feels like you have nothing on your lips
- once the balm sets, it does NOT transfer on my white starbucks cup - it's almost as if someone simply tweaked the pigment of my lips and made the natural color of my lips more saturated
I love this product, and will keep on purchasing until the day I die. I know, this is technically a "lip balm", and it is $30 dollars, but PLEASE do yourself a favor and at least try this out. Sephora has a great return policy anyway and it really would be a shame for you to overlook this product simply because it is perceived to be just another generic "lip balm".
PS. I have tried Givenchy's version of the Lip Glow (aka Givenchy Hydra Sparkling Lip & Cheek Balm), and let me tell you... save your money. The Dior Lip Glow is FAR more emollient, smells nicer, and the color of the Lip Glow has better longevity.
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Purchased this, but then came to my senses and said what am I wasting my money on?? It's a lip balm! Had to take it back. It's a nice product, but not worth the price - no lip balms are IMHO. I am giving this 1 lippie because of the outrageous cost.
I LOVE this lip balm that gives a natural looking color to my lips and is moisturizing to boot! I have tried many other products that are supposed to give you color and it ends up looking freakish but this product gives an AMAZING natural color. If you add gloss on top you get a very natural looking lip with pizazz! Go get it girls!!!
My only complaint is the item is a bit pricey and doesn't have a ton of product in the container.
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I bought this on a whim after reading reviews here- my first Dior product, and I am really pleased with it, partly because it was the extra purchase I needed on a 20x points event at SDM. I'm not a pink lipstick lover, as any time I've ever tried it my teeth seem yellow, doesn't seem to work with my colouring, etc. This is great as I can apply without a mirror, delivers awesome moisture that lasts, provides a lovely flush of colour, and makes me feel a little glam when I apply because of the gorgeous packaging!! If I lost it I would cry but when it runs out I will repurchase even at 35 bucks CAN. ouch!
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Magic Kingdom - Mickey's Toontown Fair
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Mickey's Toontown Fair
Opened: 1996 - Closed 2/12/11
1996, Mickey's Starland was renovated and reopened with
a new cartoon-flavored look, as Mickey's Toontown Fair.
This is the smallest of the seven lands in the Magic Kingdom
and is basically a large character greeting area. Kids of
all ages can meet their favorite characters at the Hall
of Fame and even meet Mickey himself at the Judge's Tent.
This brightly colored cheery land consists of walk through
tours of Mickey's and Minnie's residences, a play area in
Donald's Boat and one ride, Goofy's Barnstormer. Guests
in need of nourishment can find fruit, snacks and beverages
at the Toontown Market. Finding just the right souvenir
is a breeze at the County Bounty.
Located in the Hall of Fame, guests can meet and mingle with Tinker Bell and her friends Rosetta the Garden Fairy, Silvermist the Water Fairy, Iridessa the Light Fairy, Fawn the Animal Fairy and Vidia the fastest flying fairy.
The Barnstormer at Goofy's Wiseacre Farm - rethemed and now part of Fantasyland
The pint-sized thrill ride in Mickey's Toontown Fair is this roller coaster found at Goofy's Wiseacre Farm. The premise behind the ride is that guests are flying in Goofy's out-of-control airplane as it swoops, twists and turns and eventually ends up going through the barn much to the surprise of the Audio-animatronic chickens inside. The ride itself is fast but fairly tame, and short - less than a minute in length. It's a great ride for the young and the young at heart, although the cars are small and are not designed to hold larger adults.
Donald's Boat
The "Miss Daisy" provides children with a play break as well as a chance to find respite from the heat. The spurting padded floor keeps kids guessing as to where the water will shoot up next. The interactive play area allows children to ring the bell and steer the ship of Donald's ill-fated leaky boat.
A walk through tour of Mickey's bright yellow house is a must see for any fan of the Mouse. More information and photos...
Minnie's Country House
This pink and lavender home definitely has a feminine touch about it with its heart engraved shutters. Minnie's home includes such interactive touches as an answering machine, (where you can listen to messages from Mickey and Goofy), and you can watch the cake baking in her oven. The microwave even pops popcorn! A cute little gazebo in the back completes the walking tour.
Toontown Hall of Fame
The tent-like structure Hall of Fame houses the County Bounty merchandise shop, as well as a place to have an up close and personal encounter with your favorite Disney pals. You can meet the Princesses and the Fairies here. A limited number of people are let into the rooms containing the characters so children are ensured a turn at interacting with their Disney friends.
Character Watch:
A great place to locate those "hard to find" characters is next to the train station stop in Mickey's Toontown Fair.
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- Toontown Market (Fresh fruit, snacks and beverages)
- County Bounty - General souvenirs, children's clothing and toys.
- Mickey's Toontown Fair Souvenirs
- Farmer's Market
Inside the Hall of Fame, you'll find queues for the Princesses and the Fairies. Part of the fun is the surprise of seeing who's there to meet and greet you at the end of your wait. Sometimes you may also find characters in the "streets" of ToonTown.


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Ugh...SO got back about an hour ago with the kids from a church supper. I stayed home to clean so that my mom and I can start packing up the house tomorrow. Anyway, he walks in the house in a foul mood saying the kids were terrible the whole time and then storms back outside. The kids and I settle down to watch some TV before bed and I let them stay up a little longer because DS's favorite bear was in the dryer and we were waiting for it. Anyways, SO comes in around 8:15 and sits down with us. Doesn't say a WORD about their behavior. So they go to bed at 8:30 and I sign onto Facebook where there's a post to SO from his sister asking if he stuck to his word about the kids going to bed right when they got home and his response was "Well apparently that wasn't my decision because they just went to bed" so of course I say that I wasn't aware they were supposed to be in bed and he goes "Well maybe you shoudl try listening once in awhile."
Really? I don't know where he gets this stuff from. He said not one word about theym going to bed, only that they hadn't behaved. He didn't punish them and it wasn't like I was going to when I don't even know what happened. I get so sick of his mood swings...this morning it was that I never do anything and he does it all. REALLY? I wasn't even going to acknowledge the idiocy of that one...especially since he was saying it as he was sitting on the couch and I was washing dishes.


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Americans are notoriously apathetic about democracy. Forty percent or more of us don't usually bother to vote. If we can't be bothered to vote, you can imagine how many of us bother to let our elected officials know what we think about issues we are concerned about—like gun control. Our representatives base their votes on what they hear from their constituents. If they only hear from the most radical proponents of an issue, they don't have an accurate view of what their constituents think. Government representatives also know that the people who contact them are the people who vote.
A recent ABC poll indicates that most Americans, including gun owners, favor stricter gun control. (Washington Post: "Most Support Gun Control," David Nakamura and Jon Cohen,1/15/13. If the majority of us don't speak out, our government representatives will only hear from the NRA and the most extreme gun advocates. No matter what your religious or spiritual persuasion, this is the time for most of us to make our voices heard by contacting our government officials and putting our names down as advocates for sensible gun control.


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individuals are willing to risk to bring information to light. The film focuses on personal encounters with exiled journalists from Sri Lanka
who have been "silenced" and targeted for assassination because they exposed corruption, massacres of civilians, and other war crimes committed
by the state. As the treatment of the press demonstrates, Sri Lanka is ranked as one of the worst countries in Asia with respect to freedom of
the press. Over the past few years, many outspoken journalists have been tortured or killed. Others have simply disappeared . At least 50 have
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Brazil is the most protectionist among the world's major economies, ranking below nations including Argentina and Nigeria in a survey of global trade trends by the International Chamber of Commerce.
The Paris-based ICC, in a report today, ranked Brazil 67th out of 75 countries -- the lowest among the Group of 20 -- for openness to trade, foreign direct investment and infrastructure competitiveness. Hong Kong topped the list while Canada, coming in at 19th, was ranked the highest among the G-20 nations, according to the ICC's open markets index.
Brazil's increasing reliance on trade barriers has been punishing Latin America's biggest economy amid a renewed global push to promote free trade. President Dilma Rousseff last year raised taxes and tariffs on foreign-made cars and more than 100 other products after manufacturers complained about losing ground to Chinese imports made cheaper by a 33 percent rally in the real against the dollar in the past decade.
While U.S. President Barack Obama pursues a free trade agreement with Europe, and regional neighbors including Mexico, Chile and Peru negotiate a Pacific-region accord, Brazil has been slower to seek access for its manufacturing exports. In two decades of existence, its trade pact with Argentina, known as Mercosur, has negotiated the entry of a single member, Venezuela, and has inked just three free trade deals, with Israel, Egypt and the Palestinian territories.
Since helping lead opposition to the U.S.-led Free Trade Area of the Americas in 2005, Brazil's share of global trade has shrunk. While the country's exports have jumped 262 percent over the past decade, that's less than half the average growth for other emerging markets such as Russia, India and China, a World Bank study in February found.
After running a trade surplus for much of the past decade, thanks to strong demand for its commodities from China, Brazil this year is buying more than it sells abroad. The shortfall reached a record $4 billion in January.
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