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Can Antibiotics taken after exposure delay seroconversion (ANTIBIOTICS AND HIV TESTING, 2010)Dr. Bob, I want to thank you for taking the time to answer my questions in the past. Unfortunately I am still very worried. I still have symptoms I cant explain and now I have a rash on my body 12 weeks later after my possible exposure and I am so...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...BobANTIBIOTICS Apr 18, 2006Hey DR. Bob Hope you had a great Easter. Just a fast question:Can antibiotics help or mask the ARS symptoms of HIV. I am the guy who had symptoms for about 10 weeks, went on antibiotics and the symptoms seem to have... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...rashes on chest and thighs, swollen lymph nodes (4) on thighThree months - ten months after exposure: swollen nodes remain, red itchy rashes on and off, muscles start paining with limited activity (very quick lactic acid formation)Guess you could... Read more »
Oral sex with prostitute-Scared like hell.Dear Bob,About 2 months ago, i had oral sex with a high risk prostitute back home in Pakistan. She looked perfectly healthy, and it was a momment of madness, which i really really feel guilty about.I had oral sex for about 2 minutes, and was just...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...rashes on chest and thighs, swollen lymph nodes (4) on thigh Three months - ten months after exposure: swollen nodes remain, red itchy rashes on and off, muscles start paining with limited activity (very quick lactic acid formation) Guess you... Read more »
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My engine light came on and I had a diagnostic test done. The fuel additive level was low. I got that done but the light stayed on. Then my alternator caught fire. I got that fixed and today I had a diagnostic test done all the errors got reset but the fuel additive level still had a error. The engine light went off but has now come back on. What can I do? Do I need to get it done by mazda? Is it safe to drive as I need to go on a motorway soon. Please help.
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Technically the car should be safe to drive. If your car truly is fixed, you still may need to clear the check engine light code. You can do this by removing the negative battery cable for 5 min or so. If the check engine light comes on again, you need to take it Autozone or Oreileys and they can check the code for you. Perhaps the shop didnt fix the fuel issue. I don't understand the fuel additive level? What is that? Do you have the code # you can tell us?
Sorry no I do not have the code - all I saw was the Fuel Additive Tank level low. On google I have searched and many people have asked about this. My car is a diesel engine and apprently the additive helps the emmisions? I will try to remove the battery cable and see if this helps at all.
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In a written reply to a question, he said Jet Airways had the highest outstanding of Rs. 960.15 crore as on June 30 towards State-owned fuel retailers while Kingfisher had Rs. 814.49 crore in unpaid bills.
Jet owes Rs. 830.40 crore to Indian Oil, Rs. 129.74 crore to Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Rs. 0.01 crore to Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL).
Kingfisher owes HPCL Rs. 536.04 crore, BPCL Rs. 248.55 crore and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) Rs. 29.9 crore.
In all, the six private airlines in the country owe Rs. 1,887.82 crore to the oil companies. Outstanding of Spicejet (Rs. 74.5 crore), Go Air (Rs. 18.8 crore), Indigo (Rs. 0.6 crore) and Paramount Airways (Rs. 19.28 crore) is marginal compared to what the giants Jet and Kingfisher owe to the oil firms.
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How about adding a connection below the sink? Most faucets are connected with flexible lines (braided or plastic). Close the isolation valve, attach Tee and second valve and adapter, re-attach flexible line.
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What about replacing a tap with a threaded one and replace the original when you move? Landlord wouldn't even know. And you have a tap to take with you.
Cool your wort in the tub and that way it doesn't make a mess because the water goes right down the drain
I'm in the same boat, I have faucets that wont accept any type of screw on adapter.
It's not very efficient, but here's what I do as a work around. I put an old bottling bucket on my kitchen counter and fill it with ice water. I slide the chiller tubing onto the bottling bucket's spigot and put the kettle on the floor. I use another pot on the floor to collect the waste water. Gravity feeds the ice water through the chiller, though its much slower than running a faucet.
As I said, it's not very efficient, but it was the best idea I could come up with and it's quicker (I'd guess maybe 30 - 40 minutes) than an ice bath. It seems to chill pretty quickly at first, but slows as the wort temp gets below 100 or so.
Id love to hear other ideas too, as rapidly chilling is the one part of my process that i feel is really inadequate.
I cannot not connect a wort chiller to my kitchen or bathroom sink either, so the few times I brew inside (in the winter), I have to run a 100+ foot hose from the faucet on side of the house around the house and in the kitchen window, then a second hose to the sink or back outside. Would be easier to just carry the brewpot outside, but carrying 6+ gallons of sloshing hot liquid is not my cup of tea.
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Gay Iconography: Beckham Kicked Open Doors For Future Allies
It's often said that professional sports are the final frontier for the LGBT community in popular culture. We've written about out athletes like Jason Collins and Robbie Rogers as well as allies like Ben Cohen previously, but before they stepped into the national spotlight, another professional athlete was changing the conversation in sports: David Beckham.
The beautiful Brit ushered in the era of the metrosexual in the early 2000s, expanding the definition of masculinity throughout the popular discourse. The man credited with creating and naming the concept of the metrosexual, writer Mark Simpson, called Beckham the ultimate metrosexual, describing him in a controversial piece for Slate in 2002 as, "the biggest metrosexual in Britain because he loves being looked at and because so many men and women love to look at him."
Beckham's well-groomed visage became the sought-after face of many fashion and fitness campaigns, earning a rabid fanbase of admirers gay and straight. Even on this site, photos of his latest campaigns would draw lots of comments about his physique. Towleroad commenters were even featured in a book about Beckham in 2009. That same year, Beckham was voted the only straight man in the top 10 male gay icons.
Not that Beckham ever minded the attention. In 2008, he told British GQ: "To have that kind of effect on so many different people around the world, I was honoured. When people talk to me about being a gay icon I think of it as a great honour." He even famously appeared on the cover of U.K.'s gay magazine, Attitude (something he told the Times Magazine he'd do again).
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A half-dozen hungry and suddenly orphaned kittens in New Brunswick are relying on the generosity of a nursing rabbit after their mom was shot and killed over the weekend.
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FREDERICTON—A half-dozen hungry and suddenly orphaned kittens in New Brunswick are relying on the generosity of a nursing rabbit after their mom was shot and killed.
Dave and Ruth Chamberlain knew something was wrong when their loyal cat, Tea Biscuit, didn't return home after being let out on Saturday morning in Turtle Creek, a town abut 25 kilometres from Moncton.
Their worst fears came true when Tea Biscuit arrived at the couple's doorstep with a bullet wound in her left rib cage and another through her left flank.
The couple tried to save their cat, but it died while nursing her babies.
The Chamberlains found a solution with another of their animals — Miss California, a bunny named after its particular California breed. The rabbit greeted the motherless creatures as if they were her own.
Unlike nursing cats that rest for long periods of time with their young, allowing them an endless supply of milk, rabbits stand above their babies giving them anywhere from two to five minutes of feeding.
"It doesn't matter to these little guys — as soon as Miss California stands up they flip over and they have a drink," said Ruth. "It's amazing to see — the magic of motherhood."
David, a self-proclaimed animal lover who also owns about 400 show birds, said he's amazed at how seriously Miss California is taking her job, ensuring her adopted babies are fed at least two to three times a day. She has even gone as far as cleaning the kittens, including their rear ends, which is necessary in order for them to relieve themselves.
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I have a complaint about our president. Mine differs from the complaints from kooks convinced that he's a Kenyan-conceived commie committed to conspiracy to convert our country to a caliphate.
It's about how my president talks to me. More and more, it's caught my eye that Barack Obama often doesn't catch my eye. I like people who look at me when talking to me, even when doing so through the miracle of TV and especially when talking about important stuff like war.
The Obama I saw on the campaign trail in 2008 was one of the best public speakers I'd ever seen, right up there with Bill Clinton, Ann Richards and Henry Cisneros, perhaps the best three I've seen. Somewhere between the 2008 campaign trail and now Obama became Teleprompter Man, dependent on the clear glass panes that tell him what to say.
This hit a disturbing level as I watched Obama's Aug. 7 statement about his decision to authorize airstrikes in Iraq. As every president says, there's no decision they take more seriously than putting our troops in harm's way. All Americans feel the same way about that. That's why we want straight talk about that topic.
And that's why presidents should look straight at us when they discuss such decisions. Obama never did that on Aug. 7.
In eight minutes and 37 seconds, he never once looked directly into the camera and, by extension, at me and at you. Instead, his head swiveled from the teleprompter to his left to the teleprompter to his right. Having too much time on my hands, I went back and counted. The unofficial count I came up with showed he looked to his left 71 times and to his right 71 times.
He looked to his right, not at us, when he said the words I especially expect a president to say into my eyes: "My fellow Americans … ."
To me, teleprompters work well when a president — or anybody — talks to a large crowd. Speakers can appear to be looking at audience members to the left and right when they actually are just reading text from the device. I get it, though I still appreciate folks who can speak from their heart and brain rather than a text that somebody else might have written for them. Could it be that extemporaneous speaking has become too risky for our leaders?
There was no live audience — save for pool reporters — when Obama made his important statement about Iraq. He was in the White House State Dining Room, beneath a portrait of Abraham Lincoln and stripped of the furniture that's usually in that room.
I covered events in that room when I had pool duty during my White House correspondent days. In this case, what happened in the room was a statement, through television, to the people of America, not to the handful of reporters and staffers in the room.
New York Times correspondent Mark Landler, who was in the room, said it was a "very stripped down room" that evening, devoid of top White House staffers sometimes at such events. "No live audience," Landler said. "No aides at all, except press wranglers."
Nevertheless, Obama's head swiveled between the teleprompters the same way it would if he were speaking to a big hall audience of thousands. I found it distracting.
Neal Spelce knew exactly what I was taking about. Spelce, a former TV news anchor in Texas, has done a lot of speech prep work for big-time pols over the years, including Ann Richards and John McCain.
Spelce, agreeing with me that Obama is a talented speaker, is baffled at how and why the president has become "married" to teleprompters.
"The only reason I can come up with is he is most comfortable with doing that because he has done it so much," Spelce said. "It doesn't make sense in trying to communicate your message, especially a very important message like he was talking about. It just flat doesn't make sense."
"He was performing. He was not communicating with the most important people, the people he works for," Spelce said.
Teleprompters, he said, have their place. A statement to the people of America generally is not one of those places.
My go-to expert on presidential communications says Obama's dependence on teleprompters is odd. Martha Kumar is a political-science professor at Maryland's Towson University. She does most of her work by showing up daily at the White House and watching presidents and their staffs communicate.
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My brother-in-law own a home and will purposely allow it to go into forclosure. And then have his mother to buy it at a lower cost. He's doing this because the house is worth less now than when he bought it. Doesn't sound right any thoughts?
I donÂt see much difference He can let the house go and his mother can buy another house. Probably lots to choose from since lots of folks are walking away.
This is an interesting time Ethically itÂs a terrible thing to do to walk away from a debt. However, from a strictly financial point of view, it could be the best decision for the family.
When it comes to ethics vs. huge financial loss, especially since the worst that will happen is a bad credit report for a few years, I think finance will win. I also think it will become socially acceptableÂ
We are in the process of trying to purchase a short sale now and in the fist volley of documents the bank sent us (even before the contract) there were some disclosure statements. One of them (Affidavit of "Arm's Length Transaction") stated that I do not know the seller of the short sale property by family or business associate and will not allow the owner to rent back or purchase or transfer the property.
Even if the bank does not have a form like this, what your BIL is trying to do is unethical and could probably be sued by the bank if they every found out.
I believe that in such a circumstance, the lender will submit a 1099-Misc to the IRS for the difference between what he owes and what they receive on the sale of the property. The only way to avoid paying taxes on that amount will be for him to declare bankruptcy.
Has he figured that into his calculations?
If the owner can get his hands on cash, he can purchase the home for less. We just bought a house at a sheriff's sale that the owner paid $455000 for in 2007 and the bank sold it to us for about 1/3 of that. If the owners can come up with a loan or someone to lend them the cash they have the legal right to redeem the property from us for what we paid plus interest and expenses.
If these people bought the house at the height of the bubble (let's say for $600,000) and similar homes are now selling slowly for $350,000 (as is the case in some areas), it's doubtful that the homeowners are going to make it for 30 years with being so upside down. They will have to do something and that probably will be to let the bank foreclose.
If the bank puts the home on the market, someone will eventually buy it for today's market vaue, or under. That may or may not be the mother.
It seems to me that this situation is based on reality and not by ethics or integrity.
Maybe if the lender would redo the mortgage to today's market for the owner, but that is not likely.
it's doubtful that the homeowners are going to make it for 30 years with being so upside down.
Why not? If they could afford their mortgage in the first place what does the current value of the property have to do with it? I also seriously doubt that they will be "upside down" for 30 years. The market will come back.
And what about when you buy a new car? It starts depreciating the minute you drive it off the lot, but I don't hear everyone whining about making their car payments because of that.
From my days in REO sales at a bank in the early 90's, I really doubt that the bank would accept an offer from anyone related to the former borrower if they knew about the relationship. It isn't just about money, it's about the precedent that would be set for other borrowers. I hope Mom wasn't going to ask the bank to finance her acquisition -- LOL!


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I was at Macy's (of all places), and this was what I saw... An iPod vending machine! You got your iPod by selecting it on a touchscreen and putting in your credit card to pay for it. They had a mix of new and old iPods too... And their touchscreen didn't have correct images for the iPods they were representing! It was strange... For some reason, I think it cheapens the iPod a little...
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Very cool, I'm glad they don't have these in my home town or I'd go broke!
DUDE you were in chicago right!!! i took a picture of it with my phone, i was lookin around and it's in the strangest spot in the world...like why put it there....when i saw your pic i though of the one in water tower place and sure enough yours was the one in the macy's haha
Me too! That's an interesting way to buy an iPod. Why don't you buy it from a vending machine intead of a real computer or Apple Store? :))
ok so maybe you'res wasn't in water tower place...i just read your tags but thats odd that the macy's in chicago and then whichever macy's you were at had it...hmmm
@tylermhawkins: Haha. Just walk away from the iPod vending machine... :P
@Michael Godek: This particular machine was in the Macy's at the Westfield Valley Fair Shopping Center in Santa Clara, CA. And yeah, it's such a weird place to put it... I had just passed the perfume section, and you can see on the left-hand side that there's racks of clothes right next to it... Very strange indeed.
@iluvmyipod: I think I'd still rather go to the Apple store. The vending machine doesn't have cool music or the iPods out for me to play with before buying. ;)
Same here about the apple store!!! I think before y'all buy an iPod, check it out beforehand! Same w/computers too! :))
yes i live 2/12 hrs from the windy city, I'm going there 4 thanksgiving & christmas Happy TGIF & iPod! :)
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Now there's a vending machine worth tipping. I think you'd need 4 or 5 people to help you though.
LOL y'all! (I rhymed) Hey soopahgrover (interesting name but I guess you're a Grover fan), that's funny what you said about the iPod vending machine.
I'm gonna be in Chicago next weekend for thanksgiving so I'll look 4 the iPod vendine machine! :))
I was at a Macy's in Saint Louis this weekend and I saw the same machine. I'd find it difficult to spend that much at a vending machine.
And... when the ipods fall from there... don't they crash??
O Man!!! I was in that same mall, I think. (Dallas?) Anyways, I freaked when i saw that the world would put i-pods in a vending machine. I mean...WHAT?
That's just wrong!!!
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A lump of concrete dropped deliberately from a little stone bridge over a relatively unfrequented road kills the wrong person. The driver behind is spared. But only for a while...
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A lump of concrete dropped deliberately from a little stone bridge over a relatively unfrequented road kills the wrong person. The driver behind is spared. But only for a while...
One particular member of the local press is gunning for the Chief Inspector, distinctly unimpressed with what he regards as old-fashioned police methods. But Wexford, with his old friend and partner, Mike Burden, along with two new recruits to the Kingsmarkham team, pursue their inquiries with a diligence and humanity that make Ruth Rendell's detective stories enthralling, exciting and very touching.
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Chapter 1
When he lifted it off the seat the backpack felt heavier than when he had first put it into the car. He lowered it on to the soft ferny ground. Then he got back into the driving seat to move the car deep into a cave made by hawthorn bushes and brambles, and the hop vines which climbed over everything in this wood. It was late June and the vegetation very dense and luxuriant.
Getting out again and standing back to take a good look, he could barely see the car. Probably he only saw it because he knew it was there. No one else would notice it. He squatted down, hoisted the backpack up on to his shoulders and slowly stood up to his full height. The movement reminded him of something and it was a moment before he realised what it was: lifting up his little son to sit on his shoulders. A hundred years ago, it seemed. The backpack was lighter than the boy but felt heavier to him.
He was afraid that if he stood upright the pack would jerk him backwards and break his spine. Of course it wouldn't. It just felt that way. All the same, he wouldn't stand upright, wouldn't even try it. Instead, he stooped, bending almost double. It wasn't far. He could walk like this the two hundred yards to the bridge. Anyone seeing him from a distance in this half-light would have thought him a humpbacked man.
There was no one to see. The twisty country lane wound round Yorstone Wood and over the bridge. He could have brought the car right up to the bridge but that way it would have been seen, so he had driven off the lane along a ride and then through a clearing to find the hop-grown cave. In the distance he thought he heard a car, then something heavier with a diesel engine. They would be on the road below, Brimhurst Lane that ran from Myfleet to Brimhurst Prideaux, passing under Yorstone Bridge ahead of him. It wasn't far now but it seemed like miles. If his legs gave way he wouldn't be able to get up again. Would it be easier to drag the backpack? What, then, if he met someone? Dragging something looks much more suspicious than carrying it. He pressed his shoulders back a little and, surprisingly, that was better. There was no one to meet. He could see the lane through the trees and the little stone bridge no one had reinforced with steel or replaced with a brightly painted wooden structure.
Its parapets were low, too low for safety, according to the local paper. The paper was always on about this bridge, and the dangers of the lane and the low parapets. He walked out on to the bridge, squatted down and let the backpack slip off his shoulders to the ground. He undid the flaps and then the zip. Inside, now revealed, was a lump of concrete, very roughly spherical, a bit bigger than a soccer ball. A pair of gloves was also inside the pack. To be on the safe side, he put them on. Though it would never come to anyone examining his hands, it would be stupid to scrape or bruise them.
What light remained was fading fast and with the coming of the dark it grew cooler. His watch told him that it was nine fifteen. Not long now. He lifted up the lump of concrete in his gloved hands, thought of balancing it on the parapet in readiness, then thought again. It wasn't beyond the bounds of possibility that someone would come along the path he had used and cross the bridge. Wait for the call, he thought. It won't be long now.
No traffic had passed along the road below since he had come on to the bridge but a car came now, going towards Brimhurst Prideaux, most probably all the way to Kingsmarkham. He closed his hand over the mobile in his pocket, worried because it hadn't rung. Then it rang.
'She's left. You want the number again?'
'I've got it. A silver Honda.'
'A silver Honda. Should be along in four minutes.'
He heard the line close. It was dark now. A car passed under the bridge, heading towards Brimhurst St Mary and Myfleet. The road dipped where the bridge passed over it and then twisted to the left, almost a right-angled bend. There were tall trees on the corner with thick ancient trunks and a black and white arrow sign opposite, pointing traffic to the left. A minute had passed.
He moved across to the other side of the bridge, dragging the backpack behind him, and there he bent down, heaved up the lump of concrete, his arms straining, and set it on the parapet. Just as well it wasn't far to lift it. Another minute gone. A white van with headlights on at full beam came from the Myfleet direction, a car following it, to pass, just behind him, a motorbike coming from Kingsmarkham. He was momentarily blinded by the headlights, held in them, which made him curse. No one should see him. The silver Honda with the number he had memorised would be along soon, very soon. The third minute passed. A fourth.
He hated anticlimaxes. The silver Honda could have taken another route. It was all very well to say it never did but you could never say that, not when it came to the way people behaved. He was facing the way it would come, towards Myfleet. It would pass under the bridge but before it reached the left-hand bend . . . He could see lights in the distance. The lights appeared and disappeared as a hedge or a tree trunk cut them from his view, and appeared again. Two sets of lights, not one car but two, both of them silver, quite close together. One was the Honda but he couldn't tell which, not from here, not in the dark, but he could read the number or the last three digits.
As soon as he had given a great push to the lump on the parapet and felt it drop, he knew he had aimed at the wrong car. The crash was huge, like a bomb. The first car, the one he had hit, ploughed into a tree trunk, its bonnet burst open, its windscreen gone, half its roof caved in. It seemed to have split and exploded. The car behind, undamaged until this point, crashed into its rear and its boot lid sprang open. That was the silver Honda which had been his quarry. As its driver got out of it, screaming, her hands up in the air, he knew he had failed.
He waited no longer but picked up the backpack and moved, looking back once to see the leading car burst into flames. In the brilliant light which illuminated everything he saw for the first time the woman he had tried to kill.
2. Consider the relationships between couples that we see in this novel: Hannah and Bal, George and Diana Marshalson, John and Gwenda Brooks, Wexford and Dora, Naomi and Neil (and Sylvia). What common themes do you see in the way that Rendell portrays them? Who in this novel do you think has the healthiest relationship, and why?
3. At the opening of End in Tears, Wexford and Hannah are grating on each other's nerves. Discuss this underlying conflict between them – his annoyance at her political correctness and her disapproval of his old-fashioned ways. How does this change throughout the course of the book? If so, how? Where else in the novel do we see this kind of generational divide?
4. Discuss the issue of class in modern-day England as it is portrayed in the novel. How do characters ascertain the status of the people around them? Which character is most aware of class differences? Which one is least aware of them? Does class play a role in the murders of Amber and Megan?
5. In explanation for the seemingly impossible belief of the women who paid for the "Miracle Tours" to Africa, Wexford states that:
I don't think we, as men, will ever quite understand the longing some women, many women, have for a child. We hear talk about sex and self-preservation being the strongest of human instincts or urges. Maybe they are in men. In women, the strongest can be a passion for a child of their own. Those women Norman Arlen deceived wanted to believe, they psyched themselves up to believe against all reason because each one of them wanted a baby of her own more than anything in the world. Ten thousand pounds apiece? Twenty? A child of one's own would be cheap at that price. Fly to Africa, undergo an anesthetic, do something with passports you know in your heart must be illegal – all that is nothing as the price for having your own precious baby.
What do you think of this? Can you understand how the longing for a child of her own could make a woman ignore her own better judgment and sign on for something like this, or is that suspension of disbelief too much for you? Can you think of any examples from current events or your own life where a person has gone this far in pursuit of something they desperately want?
6. What is your opinion of the relationship between Hannah and Bal? Do you think his attitude to their physical relationship is for the best in the long run, or do you think that he was being stupid about it? What, if anything, does each of them learn about themselves and each other in the process of sorting this out?
7. The issue of race is another that runs throughout the novel – what particular aspects of racial relations is Rendell commenting on? In what ways do you see race as a factor in the characters' dealings with each other, and to what extent is it a nonissue? Which character is most preoccupied with race, and why?
8. What do you think of Sylvia's choices? Why does she agree to carry the baby for Naomi and Neil? Did you think less of her when her true actions were revealed? What do you think the future repercussions will be for all involved – herself, Neil, Naomi, the baby, and her other children?
9. Discuss the author's use of humor in End in Tears. Why do you think Rendell chooses to employ humor when and where she does? What effect does it have on the reading experience? Are there any places where a humorous comment or interlude led you to a deeper understanding of a character or plot point?
10. Did you catch on to the murderer(s) before Wexford solved the case? What clues did you as the reader have that the detectives were not privy to? Looking back, what signs did you catch or miss that would have pointed the way? Who did you suspect and why?
11. The plot of End in Tears unfolds against a background of extreme weather – from the sweltering heat of the week of Amber's murder to the blinding snowstorm the night of Hannah's near-death experience. Why do you think Rendell chooses to place the action of her novel in such extreme conditions – conditions that are for the most part unusual for the area in which the book takes place?
12. Consider the ways that parenthood is portrayed in the novel: Meg and Amber's casual attitudes toward motherhood; the desperation of Naomi, Diana, and Gwenda; the fights born out of love and concern at the Wexfords; and the irritation and resentment between Cosima Hilland and her mother. We see a number of drastically different families and approaches to parenting. What conclusions did you draw about family relationships in the world of End in Tears? Who did you sympathize with and who did you dislike? In the end, does the traditional family structure hold up better or worse than the modern blended model that Hannah prefers to see? Does it make a difference?
13. Wexford quotes Bertrand Russell as having said:
The fact that an opinion has been widely held is no evidence whatever that it isn't utterly absurd. Indeed, in view of the silliness of the majority of mankind, a widespread belief is more likely to be foolish than sensible.
In what ways do you see this sentiment reflected in End in Tears? Beyond the Miracle Tour scheme, where else do we see widely held opinions that are in reality "utterly absurd"? Do you agree with this quotation? What do you think compelled Wexford to learn it by heart years ago?
14. Discuss the novel's title. What does "end in tears" refer to or signify?
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Ruth Rendell had a great idea for End in Tears, and it held my interest until the very end, where it completely fell apart. Inspector Wexford and her other characters were well-drawn, as usual, and interesting, but the "solution" was so unbelievable, contrived, and weak that it spoiled the book for me. It was very compelling up until that point, and I couldn't put it down. What a disappointment! I have read nearly all of Ruth Rendell's books, and this ending was not up to her usual high standards. I especially recommend Speaker of Mandarin, From Doon with Death, and Sins of the Fathers, all by Ruth Rendell.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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It's incredibly difficult to choose just one Ruth Rendell novel as a favorite, because they are all so wonderful! End in Tears is flawlessly written, captivating and disturbing. I get so excited when Rendell (and her alter-ego Barbara Vine) puts out another book that I rush out to buy it, turn off the phone and settle in for the weekend. This novel definately delivers; when I turned the final page and read the last paragraph I just sat, stunned.
If you like her style, I would also recommend: Acid Row, the Devil's Feather, and the Shape of Snake by Minette Walters. Also, you may like Morag Joss, Anita Shreve and Alexander McCall Smith. Under the name Barbara Vine, I loved The Brimstone Wedding, A Fatal Inversion, and A Dark-Adapted Eye.
Posted March 17, 2009
This is a mystery with characters who are relevant and fascinating to all ages. Ruth Rendell manages to include us all in her tale and also shows a poignant understanding of the social challenges we all have to deal with. The mystery is challenging and the solution somewhat surprising - but shouldn't be...Strongly recommend!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted February 2, 2009
Everyone loves a British whodunit, especially when it comes from the redoubtable pen of Ruth Rendell. This is the 20th story with Inspector General Reg Wexford as the lead character, and time hasn't dimmed his appeal. He may not be a hero to his younger colleagues at the Kingsmarkham police station in Sussex but he is to millions of listeners/readers throughout the world. One reason for his popularity may be his accessability - it's a struggle for him to follow doctor's orders, a losing battle to make him exercise regularly, he has problems with his daughter, and he's not very good at avoiding temptation, although he does sit on his hands when in a pub to avoid the tempting bowl of cashew nuts. As in previous tales he is accompanied by friend and fellow officer Mike Burden. End In Tears focuses on the killing of two young women. At first the deaths seem unrelated. In the initial fatality a hunk of concrete was shoved off an overpass onto a car beneath. Months pass and then another murder - Amber Marshalson is cruelly, almost sadistically beaten to death late at night as she returns from a round of nightspots. Her killer was seen waiting for her, but not identified. Investigation reveals that Amber was driving her car directly behind the car that was crushed. Further, the two cars closely resembled each other. It is also learned that the two women had traveled to Germany together. Burden immediately assumes that drugs are somehow involved. Wexford thinks otherwise. It is now obvious that someone had gone to great lengths to make sure that Amber was dead. But, who and why? Broadway, television and cinema actor Daniel Gerroll has an impressive list of appearances to his credit, including the films Chariots of Fire, Big Business, and 84 Charing Cross Road. British by birth he has a deft way with accents. Gerroll has the voice for this Sussex based mystery. He delivers his tale with polish and just enough world-weariness for the often perplexed Wexford. - Gail CookeWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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As usual with Rendell, she has presented exciting and well rounded characters. Unlike many authors, Rendell provides depth to not only her protagonist, Wexford, but to the other members of his investigative team, creating a very realistic atmosphere. The plot is complex with numerous twists and an unexpected red herring. The lack of use of current technology that most police have available is the only issue that kept the ranking to 4 stars. In all other respects, End in Tears is an exciting and beautifully constructed work.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Dr. Juanita Brookins Nails, a native of Appling County, a member of First African Missionary Baptist Church and a pillar in the community found eternal rest on Monday, March 17, 2014. Dr. Nails was born on July 9, 1947 to the late Louella Brookins McTier, the late Sampson Brookins, Sr. and the late Adel McTier, Sr. She attended school in Appling County, beginning in the first grade at the age of five and graduating at the age of 16 in 1964.
Juanita always had the desire to make a difference in the lives of children. To fulfill this desire, she chose education as a profession. She attended Fort Valley State University where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Education in 1969 and a Master's of Education in 1978. Juanita received her Master's of Educational Leadership and Supervision from Valdosta State University in 1993 and a Doctor of Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1997.
Juanita began her teaching career at Jeff Davis County High School in 1969. She taught in Kingsland, Jesup, and also taught in DeRidder, Louisiana. James Twiggs welcomed her aboard with a teaching position at the Appling County Junior High School in 1976. Since then, Juanita has been Assistant Principal at both the Appling County Elementary and Appling County High School, from which she retired. Dedicating a total of 40 and 1/3 years to education.
Juanita always said that out of all her major investments to make life better for her, her first investment was choosing Jesus as Lord and Savior of her life. She lead by example and was a great role model for all people.
She was affiliated with several different civic and religious organizations, including being a member of the First African Missionary Baptist Church, the Baxley Trio, the NAACP and the Retired Educators Association to name a few. Juanita was named Grand Marshal for the 2011 Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade. Some of her hobbies were working with puzzles of any kind, music, fishing and spending time with family and friends and just interacting with nice Christian people.
Juanita was one of the first administrators in Appling County to obtain a Doctorate Degree in Education. She did not only inspire children but other teachers as well. Appling County Schools now have more teachers and personnel with Doctorate Degrees than ever before. Her family knows that Juanita was the woman that inspired them all. She was married to the late James W. Nails and Hovis James.
Survivors include one daughter, Theresa Hayes; two sons, Janos (Prescola) Nails and Jamie Nails of Baxley; one step-daughter, Gwendolyn Ryals of Baxley; eight grandchildren, Jalone, Jahnae, Autumn, Joy, Jacy, Courtney, Torreon, and Nicheon; five sisters, Gerty Akinleye of Upper Marlboro, MD, Rebecca Ogden, Nadeen Sumner, Alberta Ryals and Martha Crosby, all of Baxley; six brothers, Sampson (Mary) Brookins of Durham, N.C., Harry (Yvette) Brookins of Brooklyn, NY, Adel (Ozella) McTier, Jr. of Williamsburg, NY, Lorenzo Brookins of Surrency and James (Pat) and John McTier of Baxley; one aunt, Helen Davis of Baxley; one uncle, Ben (Hester) Smith of Baxley; two godchildren, Thandie Lee of Savannah and Jamela Morgan of LaGrange and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A Funeral service celebrating the extraordinary life of Dr. Juanita B. Nail was held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 22 from First African Baptist Church with the Rev. J. M. Blair officiating. Eulogy was given by Dr. Leonard L. Gibbs, Jr. and a tribute was given by grandson, Jalone Nails. Interment was held in Appling Memorial Gardens.
Active pallbearers were Lonnie Zinamon, Mitchell Williams, Tyrone Smith, James Mitchell, Larry Nails and Michael Williams.
Honorary pallbearers were The Baxley Trio, Appling County Board of Education, FAB Senior Citizens Ministry, Class of 1964, retired teachers, Johnnie Mae Reddish, Carolyn Wade and Phil Murphy.
Musical selections were rendered by David Sharpe.
Arrangements were entrusted to Baxley Funeral Home.
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