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Critical Essay by Doreen D'Cruz
SOURCE: "Comedy and Moral Stasis in Greene's The Comedians," in Renascence: Essays on Value in Literature, Vol. 40, No. 1, Fall, 1987, pp. 53-63.
In the following essay, D'Cruz identifies the "comedian" as a chameleon-like figure whose emotional disengagement represents an adaptive behavior to cope with reality in a tragic modern world.
One of the major imperatives in the fiction of Graham Greene is the need to divulge the nightmarish and horrifying quality of reality. Greene depends on sensational and melodramatic detail to authenticate the terrifying excesses of the real world. In his subsequent fiction, having established his universe, Greene studies the screens men create to shelter themselves from reality. The abstract mind proved to be the greatest betrayer of reality. Those with a penchant for abstraction wear the guise of naive idealism, childishness, or an unthinking dogmatism. In The Comedians, as in the earlier novel Our Man in Havana, Greene finds a new disguise for the character so woefully disjoined from his world. He is the comedian, caught in a facile role, a mere cardboard figure on the world's stage. As melodramatic material defined reality for Greene, so comedy indicates the separation from that reality and the consequent emotional sterility.
In Greene's didactic framework the comedian stands in antithesis to the tragic figure. Greene identifies tragedy with reality, not simply because the world wears tragedy's dark colours, but also because the genuine extremities of nightmare, terror, grief, and pity, tragedy's emotions, disallow the masks the comedian can so easily assume. The force of extreme feelings does not allow the comedian's vacillation from one superficial role to another. Rather, such emotional depth demands and exacts unambiguous commitment, as with Fowler in The Quiet American. The comedian's trademark is an absence of dedication, a dislike for involvement.
In The Comedians Greene gives immediate focus to his comic theme, finding in the comedian an explicit exemplar of the disengaged man. The chameleon serves as an appropriate symbol for the comedian who, like the chameleon, demonstrates an astounding adaptability to his immediate environment. He is perennially Protean and flexible because of his limited capacity for emotional involvement. In a horrifying and calamitous universe he reveals a consistent equanimity. His disjunction from horror reflects an emotional blindness and in his equanimity we see an insuperable egoism. His misguided imagination conjures up a convenient world, obviating the need for commitment. Since flux depends on one's emotional vitality the comedian is always in stasis. The improbable names in the novel—Brown, Jones and Smith—suggest the assumption of the chameleon's camouflage; the man seeking anonymity would find in such common names convenient disguises. They are, therefore, not unexpectedly the appellations proliferating on life's stage.
Greene identifies in his comedians a tendency towards a Berkeleyan mode of idealism which emerges in the insistence upon a congruence between the self's vision and the world. The comedian as a result denies the validity of other vision and other realities. For instance, in the imagined world that Brown constructs out of his jealousy. Jones is assumed to have seduced Brown's complaint mistress. Martha, Brown assigns Martha a wanton temperament and an unquenchable libido, needing outlet in the arms of Jones, her husband Luis, and Brown himself. Each plays the part Brown's jealousy assigns; like a novelist, he creates a dependent and private world, refusing to acknowledge a reality beyond his private vision to Jones, Martha, or Luis. Thus he epitomizes in life an insuperable idealism, worthy of Berkeley, inviting Martha's vehement but astute comment:
You're Berkeleyan. My God, what a Berkeleyan. You've turned poor Jones into a seducer and me into a wanton mistress. You can't even believe in your mother's medal, can you? You've written her a different part. My dear, try to believe we exist when you aren't there. We're independent of you. None of us is like you fancy we are.
Obviously Green, like Martha, seems to abjure the Berkeleyan assumptions of "eese est percipii" and other attendant forms of idealism. In this respect, Green's moral vision may be seen to have a profound impact on his fictional mode. His career as a novelist spans some fifty odd years. He is partly contemporary with such innovators of literary form as Virginia Woolf and James Joyce. But Greene is curiously traditional in form and makes no bones about his antipathy for Woolf's mode of fiction, which dispenses with the social fabric of the world for the tortuous and winding reaches of consciousness. Greene shows scarcely concealed aversion for the Berkeleyan bent in Woolf. In his Collected Essays, Greene asserts with some vehemence:
The visible world for him [the novelist] ceased to exist as completely as the spiritual. Mrs. Dalloway walking down Regent Street was aware of the glitter of shop windows, the smooth passage of cars, the conversation of shoppers, but it was only a Regent Street seen by Mrs. Dalloway that was conveyed to the reader: a charming whimsical rather sentimental prose poem was what Regent Street had become: a current of air, a touch of scent, a sparkle of glass. But, we protest, Regent Street too has a right to exist: it is more real than Mrs. Dalloway, and we look back with nostalgia towards the chop houses, the mean courts, the still Sunday streets of Dickens.
Greene saw the characters of Woolf and Forster as wandering "Like cardboard symbols through a world that was paper-thin."
Notwithstanding his admiration for Henry James, in another essay in the same volume, Greene acknowledges Woolf as an heir of the Jamesian reach for the "pure" novel. But while James strove towards capturing the dizzying and tortuous patterns of the mind he did not totally lose sight of an objective visible world in his fiction. For instance, one could read the growth of Strether in The Ambassadors as an attempt by the subjective mind to understand and assimilate objective reality. Greene ascribes a visible world to James's fiction:
This, then was his visible universe: visible indeed if it faced him daily in his glass: the treachery of friends, the meanest kind of lies, 'the black and merciless things,' as he wrote in the scenario of The Ivory Tower, that are behind great possessions.
What Greene sees as James's visible world is akin to the objective reality of Greene's own fiction. Greene paints an undeviatingly gray world, replete with betrayal, treachery, moral commitment shorn of moral satisfaction, and unbounded egoism. In his later fiction, through his use of comedy and his distaste of Berkeley, we realize the philosophical basis for Greene's unremitting insistence on the authenticity of the physical world. The ability to grasp concrete physical reality serves as the best palliative to subjectivism and its attendant egoism.
Greene's distrust of comedy replete with its private vision may indeed be a conscious, not an accidental, rebuttal to Virginia Woolf. Mrs. Woolf in her famous essay conjures up three fictional characters, who rise up to entice the intending novelist: Brown, Smith, and Jones. These are the very names of Greene's comic characters in The Comedians. By eschewing the egoistic, subjective vision, with its capacity for denying an objective world whose horrors reach melodramatic proportions, Greene affirms the seriousness of life. Indeed, to his mind, life is death's anteroom, and there one cannot allow banalities. The comedian's role is grimly inappropriate.
The narrator of The Comedians, Brown, manages to justify his comic role by positing a divine comedian at the helm of the universe, who plays fast and loose with his creation. Once Brown had believed in the Christian God and life, he thought, was a serious affair. The divine tragedian dominated a world of genuine tears. In time, Brown lost faith and God became a comedian. The comic world had forfeited the intensity of tragedy. Even its tears were not genuine, but rather the result of laughter: "I laughed till the tears came." Comedy can never guarantee reality, as tragedy and nightmare can; the light-hearted mask can conceal horror and unabated violence. Given Greene's "seedy" universe, the insulation from tragedy and its accompanying emotions of terror and pity create a falsely gay picture of reality.
The three comedians on a Dutch ship, with its incongruous Greek name, Medea, steer towards reality as they approach Haiti. The real approximates melodrama and finds its clearest crystallization in Haiti's institutionalized violence. Greene's view of the universe has not deviated since the entertainments, when he enshrined its horror in melodrama. Haiti is not an exception to the human condition, but rather reveals in stark detail its calamitous flaw. Brown compares cruelty to a searchlight: "It sweeps from one spot to another. We only escape it for a time." The searchlight is on Haiti at the moment, but Greene's searing vision had already visited in succession the nightmares and tawdry realities of Mexico, Sierra Leone, and Vietnam.
Brown best exemplifies the comedian's invulnerability to the real world. Even when the rest drop their comic masks, Brown keeps his to the end. It almost seems as if destiny had intended him for the comedian's part. His birth in Monaco renders him "a citizen of nowhere." Fate had pre-disposed him to be totally uncommitted. Despite opposing influences and the combined lure of faith and vocation. Brown opts for the gambler's life. He would pick a living here and there, change his chameleon's color with the wind, and be ruled by roulette. Brown, unable to sink roots anywhere, accurately diagnoses that "transience [is] my pigmentation; my roots would never go deep enough anywhere to make me a home or make me secure with love."
Brown, endowed with the gambler's instinct and blessed with few scruples, is not above underhanded necessities. He graduates from a waiter in a Soho restaurant to the Trocadero, using forged references. Then he assumes an entirely new camouflage as an adviser to a firm dealing in educational publications. An accomplished comedian, he occupies a desk in the Intelligence Department during the war, supervising propaganda to Vichy territory. Finally, he pushes the comedian's luck to the extreme, peddling the works of an art student as the productions of imagined masters, as the gambler finds his victims among his kind. Brown's trick reflects a Berkeleyan mind in action. He foists on others an insubstantial world, located only in his imagination.
Brown, by some less than fortunate meshing of circumstances, assumes his mother's comic legacy. Genetic inheritance, or pure coincidence, contrives a repetition of the comic role into the second generation despite the contrary influence of the Jesuits. Brown sees in his mother a veteran of the comic craft. As if roulette were the secret symbol of comedians, in his mother's China pig-bank Brown finds a five franc roulette token, similar to the one which led to his expulsion from the Jesuits when he dropped it in a chapel collection. Her extravagant title, "Comtesse de Lascot-Villiers," and her shocking red hair seem to be the accoutrements of a consummate actress. She manifests the "tart's" facility for picking a living. Taking the short-cut to wealth she inherits the Hotel Trianon under dubious, though strictly legal, circumstances. Finally, this irrepressible woman makes even love comedy's prey. She implores her black lover, Marcel, "Pretend that I love you like a mistress. Pretend that you love me like a lover. Pretend that I would die for you and that you would die for me." Love is a game of pretence. But Marcel refuses to play the game when he kills himself for love. As Brown points out, "Death is a proof of sincerity."
The deepest and holiest connections disintegrate before the comedian's levity. Even between the mother and son only a chimera of what should be exists. At her death. Brown hopes that her likability had been passed to him, calculatingly observing its advantage to business. As for his father, Brown has no knowledge of him, not even whether his name be "Brown." Worse, he possesses no curiosity about his father: only a hollow resides in place of the curiosity. His parentage had thus equipped Brown for the comedian's part.
Nevertheless, commitment and the attraction of a vocation emerge on the horizon as dim temptations. Here, as in Brighton Rock, a struggle at the very periphery of consciousness receives focus and portrayal through symbols. Music is the dominant motif of conflict in Brighton Rock. In The Comedians the inaccessibility of water implies the comedian's distance from commitment. Water is an ambiguous symbol. It is at once Pilate's means of relinquishing responsibility and a symbol of faith through the drops of baptism. To Dr. Magiot, water represents the divesting of oneself from all commitment. He associates it with that long-ago act of the Roman Governor of Judea, carved into Christianity's memory. But the novel predominantly identifies water with belief and involvement. In The Comedians water commands the intensity, fervor, depth, and insight associated with the sea in Brighton Rock, where the sea serves as a portent of eternity.
The first of the water symbols in The Comedians is the seagull, which ushered in Brown's happy loss of virginity. Before the roulette had enchanted Brown's life along its uneven, unpredictable, and dissembling course, before he had donned the comedian's garb, in that vulnerable moment of first sex a seagull flew in. He found himself "as firm as a man" and he took the woman "with such ease and confidence." It was a triumphant moment. The affair lasted only a few minutes, but they crystallized a perfection he never reached afterwards. Before the jealous lover, the comedian's offspring, had overtaken him, this was the only affair he ever had containing no pain or regret.
Just before his mother dies, a death hastened by her unquenchable sexual appetite, Brown dreams of water. He awakens from the dream to the commotion of his mother's death. Madame la Comtesse had been a comedian to the end. She had taken her pretense of passion for Marcel to death's door, unashamed and unaware of the incongruity of mixing comedy with the tragic seriousness of death. As this consummate comedian plays her final role the dream reinforces her son's comic legacy. In the dream he is an altar-boy on the side of a lake, drawn by the water's magnetic force. But a wind rises above the lake and draws the water away from him until it becomes a thin line on the horizon's edge. In its wake only a desert of pebbles remains. The altar-boy's vestments symbolize vocation, faith, commitment. In the withdrawing water one sees the retreat of faith. The spoilt priest must now put on a comedian's costume.
In yet another dream Brown's spoilt priesthood takes the form of explicit liturgical symbols. His dream shows him as a boy at the communion rail in the chapel at Monte Carlo. The priest passes Brown by, refusing him the bourbon biscuits he places in the mouths of the other communicants. Brown stubbornly retains his place, but is refused a second time. He then leaves the rail walking down the aisle, which had become an aviary of parrots chained to their crosses. The exclusion from communion obviously ranks Brown among the undedicated and uncommitted. The transformation of the congregation into parrots perhaps serves as Brown's comment on the religious. He probably equates religiosity with ritualistic repetition. Being a comedian he is not privy to more than a superficial observation.
The comedian's sterile, desert existence invades his actual relationships too. For a short span of time in the Trianon, Martha and Brown find peace and the rare intimacy of conversation, which exceeds even the intimacy of caresses. The promised land of milk and honey seems to lie before Brown. He could imagine "the taste of milk on her breasts and the taste of honey between her thighs…." But the momentary hope evaporates. The promised land always stands at a tantalizing distance, leaving Brown in the barren desert where love cannot bloom.
Brown's affair with Martha is a banal indulgence in levity when juxtaposed against the seriousness life demands. Indeed Brown refers to his nightly rendezvous with Martha, by the statue of Columbus, as an act belonging to "the theatre of farce." An hotelier cuckolding a diplomat, in a cramped Peugeot amidst the tangle of limbs, is hardly a matter touching the sublime. Indeed, the overtones of immature, adolescent passion invite ridicule.
The tiresome relationship appears to function as a comic relief from the ongoing tragedy. The deaths of the minister, Dr. Philipot and Marcel interrupt the love affair and truncate the banality, lest the farcical obscure the weighty and serious. During their final meeting the gravity of Dr. Magiot's death casts ridicule on their frivolous affair. By careful juxtapositions, and through intimations of the dignity, intensity, and solemnity invested on our lives through death, Greene discredits the comedian's role. In death's anteroom, decorum not flippancy, intensity not frivolity should supervene.
Greene emphatically denies that jealousy enjoys any validity in love's domain. Rather, the comedian's egoism produces the jealous lover. He is intent not so much on loving, as on counting the ways in which he is loved. The true lover, on the other hand, squanders his love in abandonment. The comedian is incapable of reckless love inasmuch as he is incapable of commitment. He merely plays the lover's role. But he applies the wrong test of love, seeking proof in jealousy rather than in an abandoned generosity. Jealousy is the only intensity in Brown's world. A true son of his mother, he can only flit from role to role. He demonstrates his mother's frivolity in the face of death by keeping a paper weight bearing R.I.P. for non-urgent mail. Death invites neither seriousness nor urgency.
Jones, too, is a comedian. According to his own estimation, he is a "tart," having forfeited the "toff's" respectability and choosing instead to live by his wits. He acquires all the appurtenances of one on stage; his unmitigated role-playing does not reveal the man behind the performer, although it is evident that the performer is not the man. He speaks an out-of-date slang, as though he "had studied it in a dictionary of popular usage, but not in the latest edition." He introduces himself as Major Jones, but the military title sits uneasily on him, lacking authenticity. Even Brown, born in Monaco, citizen of nowhere, invites the black steward's conspiratorial whisper "I'm a British subject, sah." The steward makes no such claims to Jones. The comedian's alienation from country, belief, and principle is visible in Jones.
He regales Brown, and whoever else he has for audience, with his soldierly exploits, seeking to validate his role in their eyes. He talks of having fought in Burma during the war, carries a cocktail case from Asprey's which, he claims, dates from his Burmese days, and boasts of what he could do with an army of fifty Haitians. A gambler, Jones, too, in a symbolic sense, belongs to the clan whose sign is the roulette token. He plays for big stakes in Haiti, but loses eventually. He had at least once before gambled heavily in Stanleyville. Like Brown, he changes colour with the ease of a chameleon.
Jones, unlike Brown who had not learned "the trick of laughter," is an entertainer. He fits one's conventional notions of a stage comedian. Jones has enough tricks up his sleeve to make Tin-Tin, the prostitute he had slept with, laugh. She liked him for the hilarity he provided. His metaphorical identity as a comedian is brought to literal realization when he disguises himself as a woman to escape from the Medea. This is not the first time he had had to disguise himself. But now, the comedian manages to find an appreciative audience in Martha Pineda. She laughs delightedly and uncontrollably at Jones in his elaborate female attire. Despite his ambiguous background, and despite the fact that nobody trusts him. Jones has the gift of winning friends. Curiously, Jones the "tart" and habitué of saloon bars, brings into Martha's home an air of domesticity.
The novel seems to suggest that Jones, despite his considerable talents, is a reluctant comedian. He speaks enviously of the "toffs" who have "reason, intelligence, character" on their side. A flat foot had prevented Jones from pursuing his vocation as a soldier. He asks Brown, "You can feel a vocation, can't you, even if you can't practice it?" Brown has had his chance at vocation, faith and commitment, but he has turned his back on such a life. Jones never had the chance. He sees in the committed vegetarian, Mr. Smith, a father he would have liked to have.
Jones's dim yearning for commitment is subtly symbolized by water. He boasts of being able to sniff water a long way off. He seeks the baptismal waters, not Pilate's symbol. The comedian's domain appears inimical to the smell of water. Jones claims that grease paint drowns the smell of water. Under pouring rain, Jones is driven to his last assignment to join the rebels. In this final adventure he divests himself of the comedian's attire. His death as a soldier and leader attests to his sincerity. Among the surviving rebels, he was remembered as someone who could smell water a long way off. Indeed, Jones had followed his smell to the utmost limits, finding there both death and his vocation.
Jones does not attempt, like Brown or his mother, the incongruous mixing of death's seriousness with the comedian's levity. Hiding in the cemetery, with death as an imminent threat, Jones reveals to Brown the truth about himself. The game had turned serious. Obviously, comedy cannot prevail in the gray universe.
The last of the improbably named three, Smith, happens to be a "toff." He has faith and commitment, even though only in vegetarianism. The sincerity of his ambitions and motives precludes role playing. Smith is not an actor; but by virtue of an idealism little influenced by concrete reality he falls heir to the comedian's Berkeleyan vision. Smith had been a Presidential Candidate in 1948. His name had appeared on the ballot in Wisconsin where he ran on the vegetarian ticket. This gentle, simple idealist, however, uneasily plays the politician's role. Brown observes, "I could imagine him a homespun poet or perhaps the dean of an obscure college, but never a politician."
Smith's idealism bears an incongruous relationship to the nightmare of Haiti. He brings his gentle, peace-loving vegetarian philosophy to that spot where cruelty's searchlight is especially brilliant. What is damnable, however, is that he fails to discern Haiti's horror and the absurdity, perhaps even frivolity, of his ambitions there: he wants to build a vegetarian center with a restaurant, theatre, and cinema. Perhaps the center might eventually produce a school of vegetarian dramatists. Obviously, his subjective vision bears no relation to the objective reality.
Smith had been a freedom rider in the cause of black rights. His embracing of the black cause and his sincere love for blacks prevent him from accepting their necessary human flaws and proneness to evil. Confronted with Haiti's excesses, he feels it necessary to explain that colour is not accountable for the cruelty. After all, white-skinned Hitler had done worse. In Smith's need to absolve the blacks we see that he has not transcended his white world. Despite his best intentions the blacks are still a cause to be championed by the idealist, not individuals whose colour is immaterial and who demonstrate, like everyone else, the entire spectrum of moral obliquity. His extreme idealism recalls Greene's best known fictional American, Alden Pyle. Both are deeply immersed in their subjective world. Both think in large abstract categories. Smith's ideals speak of "Mankind, Justice, the Pursuit of Happiness." But Greene had stacked all his cards against Pyle. It seemed an accomplished fact that Pyle would never touch reality or feel compassion. Idealism had seduced and neutralized his sensitivities. Smith, however, still retains his sympathy and kindness. Perhaps foolishly, he intervenes in the senseless and cruel world of Haiti, imagining he can right its wrongs and grossly underestimating the relentless nightmare "Papa Doc" had inflicted on his domain.
Finally, in Duvalierville, Smith's eyes open. The death of Dr. Philipot, the obstruction of his funeral, and the blatant cruelty of the Tonton Macoutes had not penetrated Smith as the hopeless aspect of Duvalierville, Haiti's answer to Brazilia. Only then does he relinquish the comedian's role (since Greene evidently intends comedy of a kind in Smith's gross, incongruous disjunction from reality) to reach heroic proportions in his sincere, and now realistic, commitment. Brown attests to Smith's heroism.
The comedian's resilience and fidelity to his role meets its greatest threat from horror and nightmare. Haiti divests not a few of its comedians of their costumes. Dr. Philipot's nephew, the young Henri Philipot, gives up his decadent imitations of Baudelaire and his efforts at parading as a poet for the serious and sincere attempt at revolution. Martha disassociates herself from comedy. Her love for her child Angel is sincere and represents her best part. Even in the area of sexual love she writes like one who has known a generous abandoned love, not its chimera, crystallized in jealousy. In a letter to Brown, Martha says.
Perhaps the sexual life is the great test. If we can survive it with charity to those we love and with affection to those we have betrayed, we needn't worry so much about the good and the bad in us. But jealousy, distrust, cruelty, revenge, recrimination … then we fail. The wrong is in the failure even if we are the victims and not the executioners.
But Dr. Magiot best exemplifies the committed individual, the comedian's diametric opposite. He is the adherent of a faith, Communism, claiming for it a mystique and a politique as in Catholicism. He implores Brown not to lose all faith even if he has lost faith in Catholicism. The novel ends with an urgent emphasis on the need for faith. In the memorial service for the rebels the priest insists that even violence supersedes indifference. Violence, at least, can be an expression of love; indifference expresses nothing. The rebels, as Philipot assures Brown, never lacked water, the symbol of faith and commitment.
Eventually, Haiti enforces commitment. In the discovery of a vocation Jones and Philipot discover themselves, though Brown remains the notable exception. At the end, he musters a weak apologia for the uncommitted, claiming that the rootless and faithless in their inaction demonstrate the greatest commitment—a commitment to "the whole world of evil and of good, to the wise and to the foolish, to the indifferent and to the mistaken." They are "rolled round on Earth's diurnal course, with rocks and stones and trees." Brown's deep stasis is manifested in claiming oneness with the passive; he has in effect exchanged his humanity for the deathlike immobility of a rock, stone, or tree. His death-in-life finds expression in his new career as a mortician. The novel ends with Mr. Fernandez, his partner, summoning him to his first assignment.
The Comedians reiterates under the symbol of comedy Greene's concern with the rootless, faithless individual. In his late phase, after having written his Catholic novels, Greene defines rootlessness in religious language, that is, the spoilt priest, the failed vocation, the eroded faith. They are all ingredients of one who dons the comedian's attire in a tragic universe.
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How do I teach my toddler about her "private parts"?
How should I teach my daughter about her private parts? I want her to know why they're private, and that no one should touch her there, but I don't want to scare her with talk of child molesters and things like that. I don't want her to have negative feelings about her body, but I want to keep her safe. What should I do?
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Firstly u should teach her the proper names for her private parts, call it a vagina or a penis. You don't want her to think that it is dirty or to be ashamed that she has these parts. Explain to her that we wear shoes to cover our feet so they won't get boo-boos and that we should wear clothes so that other parts don't get boo-boosposted 10/07/2014 by blarneygirl1
chilaffairposted 09/29/2014 by childaffair
My son who is now 27 months old is very much aware of his private parts, at that point i sat him down, and we went over his body parts like eyes, ears, nose etc etc and he pointed at his private and goes wee wee? i said yes baby that is your wee wee.. he pointed to me and said mommy wee wee? i said no sweetie mommy has no wee wee only boys do, girls have other special parts... (lol funny quick story, my brother was teaching his son privates and you know how most ppl call little girls vaginas their cookie, yeah well my brother told his son a girls vagina was a cookie, my nephew jumped up and said "ummmm cookies" so i wouldnt recommend that lmao) anyways he sees the neighbor lady and he flirts with her the way toddler boys do lol and he says "hey girl no wee wee" i also told him if anyone touches his wee wee to tell mommy right away, and i tell him every time he points out his wee wee to always tell mommy if someone touches him there..posted 07/18/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Kids understand a lot more than we give them credit for. Explain your concerns in terms she can understand. But I really do feel that kids know when something is not right. Let her know that she can tell you anything and that you won't have any judgements about whatever she chooses to tell you. Let her know that she can always trust you to protect her from anything that she feels uncomfortable with or scared of. Tell her who can and who can't help her change her diaper or help her go potty. Also tell her that anyone else who touches her down there, including other kids, needs to be reported to either you or a trusted caretaker. You don't need to inform her of scary molesters to get your point across.posted 08/27/2012 by ssweetkitten02
I have a 20 months old and every single day every time that i change her diaper I told him this. Nobody can touch your penis. only mommy, daddy or granma and only to wash you or change your diaper. also the doctor can touch your pennis only if 1 of those 3 persons are there and just because he needs to check if you are okay. remember no one can touch your penis only you and in private. he knows where is his penis and I talk to him this early cause one day he is going to understand me and he will know that no one can touch him. by the way i hope you understand me well cause I am not that good in English.posted 08/09/2012 by xiomara vanessa
Yes, I do think we need to tell our children the correct names for things as when they ares questions they are ready to know the answers (that are age appropriate)....coming from a Child Protection backgound, it's well known that a lot of pedophiles will use 'cute' names for private parts....if you teach your children the correct names for their body parts, if some idiot wants to give their body parts 'cute' names, your child just may be more likely to think 'what? that's not what it's called' and move away cause your child doesn't make any connection with that person. EVERY little bit that can help keep children safe can only be a good thing.posted 08/07/2012 by ameg123
Sorry to point this out, but the vagina is actually internal. What you guys are talking about is the vulva... I say go with your instinct. My daughter isn't yet 2 1/2 and I've name her vulva for now as her pee pee place as we'll be toilet training soon and she only knows the term "pee pee" for now. I think you need to keep it age appropriate, tell them what it's for and that only her parents and a doctor can look there, no-one else.posted 08/06/2012 by Skibabe2010
This is such a hard one! I'm a mom, and I'm also a rape and molestation survivor. (More on that and my recovery here: http://growingupvivid.com) I have two little boys and I do teach them that their penis is called a penis. But I want them to also know that it's not just like a hand or an elbow or a foot -- it's special and shouldn't be touched by anyone. It's a struggle to impart the wisdom for them to know that they shouldn't let anyone touch them but then for them to know that if someone does touch them that it wasn't their fault. You know, I don't want to go so far on the "nobody should be touching you!" spectrum that they then feel guilt if someone does in fact attack them and then, in turn, be too ashamed or afraid to tell me. I want to find the perfect balance for this to discuss with my sons as soon as they're old enough (they're just 15 months old - twins - now). It was shame that kept me from telling my mom. And I never want my sons to feel that shame -- or to be abused.posted 07/03/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
am 4 weeks pregnant when do i go for scan to know the sex of my unbone childposted 08/12/2011 by bb4evaus
As well as teaching babies/toddlers about the importance of not letting anyone touch their private parts, DO NOT forget to teach that they should not touch anyone else's private parts, including Daddy's. I was taken into a room as a young girl more than once, by a man who was trusted by our family, and he "made me" touch him and kiss his penis and he touched me too, from what I recall. I only remembered that this terrible thing happened 20 years after the event, when I had flash back images, but it explained so much!!!! My parents we too private about private parts. I learned about sex, violation, periods, inappropriate behaviour in highschool! I will not let the same happen to my amazing little girl (aged 1), who already draws a lot of attention because she is exquisitely beautiful with a gorgeous personality and I can imagine this may cause sickos 2want2 take advantage of her. Tell your kids that they can not touch other people too, because some disgusting people can get off on thisposted 08/12/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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36-year old Bria Bentz was at Saturday night's game at Phil Welch stadium with her husband Terry and three children.
The family was among a record-setting crowd of more than 5,000 that was enjoying seeing their Mustangs out to a quick 3-0 lead by the 3rd inning.
But Bentz started feeling bad, then collapsed. The young mother of three was suffering a serious heart attack.
"I was sitting two rows up from her when I watched her stand up and collapse," said Heather Kendall, who also was attending the game.
"I heard some people gasp," said Jennifer Lee, who had also noticed something wrong going on in the stands behind the third base line.
Luckily for Bentz, both Kendall and Lee were healthcare providers
"We've actually done this before together, just in a hospital," Kendall said. " We've never done it before outside a hospital."
Kendall and Lee began CPR. They were then joined by another fan who had brought with him a portable defibrillator due to his son's medical condition.
Also showing up at the scene was another fan, Nick Eade. Eade is an invasive cardiothoracic specialist at Heartland Regional Medical Center.
"I came up and said, you know, what's the rhythm," he said. "We have an AED (defibrillator) I saw there was b-fib. I wanted to shock right away.
One shock of the defibrillator didn't work. The team continued with chest compressions on the non-responsive Bentz.
Eade then decided it was time for a second shock with the AED.
"That's what did it," he said. "The second shock got her back in normal rhythm. She really wasn't breathing that well, but then I said, we need to get this backboard in and get her out of here."
Because of the improvised medical team's work, Bentz survived and is recovering at the hospital.
She took some time to thank those who saved her.
"I'm just overwhelmed and kind of in shock just realizing that it takes a community," Bentz said.
Her husband Terry was also grateful.
"God had his hand on everything and brought about 7-8 people from different walks of life to truly save her life," he said. "In one split second, everything was taken from me and my kids. By God's grace, we got it back."
Bentz will be away from her job at The Living Community of St. Joseph while she recovers.
In the meantime, a fund is being set up at U.S. Bank to help assist with medical bills.


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* Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg will be testifying against Paul Ceglia in court to prove that the alleged huckster faked a contract that claimed he owned more than half the company. Like. [Bloomberg]
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* Norton Rose Fulbright elected someone who "love, love, love[s] the law firm" as U.S. managing partner, and she's the first woman to ever serve as U.S. chair of its management committee. We love, love, love this news! [National Law Journal]
* According to a California judge, tenure laws are unconstitutional and are depriving students of the high quality of education they deserve. The end is nigh, law professors. Enjoy it while it lasts. [New York Times]
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* Steve Davis and Steve DiCarmine of failed firm fame think it's "unfair" they have to defend themselves in a criminal case and an SEC case at the same time. They want the SEC case to be halted. Dewey think the judge will say yes? [Law360 (sub. req.)]
* Back in 2011, Pillsbury decided to ship its back-office operations to Nashville, and now it's hiring a small contingent of lawyers to work there. FYI, an Ivy League degree may not be necessary. [Washington Post]
* Only in Florida would a judge allegedly challenge a public defender to a fight out back during a hearing and start throwing punches. We'll definitely have more on this fiasco later today. [WFTV Eyewitness News]
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* Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg may retire by the end of summer 2015, or she may retire by the end of summer 2017, or she may retire whenever she damn well pleases. For the love of God, please stop with this. [Legal Intelligencer]
* The Fourth Circuit appears to be split on Virginia's gay marriage ban. The Tenth Circuit appeared to be split on Utah's gay marriage ban. We'll give you three guesses on the eventual Supreme Court outcome. [New York Times]
* Law deans lose their jobs when their schools drop in rank, and it seems Biglaw chairmen lose their titles when their firms post the worst single-year drop in revenue ever. Sorry Bingham McCutchen. [Am Law Daily]
* Ex-D&Ler Zach Warren wants to sever his case from the likes of Joel Sanders and the Steves, using a "guilt by association" argument. The only thing he's guilty of is being too cute. [National Law Journal]
* The drama continues at Albany Law, where faculty members now face possible pay cuts or being put on unpaid leave following a "smear campaign" waged against Dean Penelope Andrews. [Albany Times Union]
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* What led the Senate Democrats to go nuclear? [New York Times]
* Should Justice Lori Douglas, she of the infamous porn pictures, step down from the bench? Well, she has 324,100 reasons to stay. [Toronto Star]
* And what about Justice Breyer and Justice Ginsburg — should they leave while the Democrats still control the White House and the Senate? [Washington Post via How Appealing]
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* Even in a post-nuclear world, Republicans can still block certain judicial nominees. [New York Times]
* A prominent Toronto lawyer has gone missing — and so, allegedly, has $3 million in client trust funds. [Toronto Star]
* Dewey see legal fees in the future for Stephen DiCarmine and Joel Sanders? Well, a $37 million lawsuit won't dismiss itself. [Law360 (sub. req.)]
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Pokemon X
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if the pokedex eventually hits the 1000 mark...
should they keep going?
TBH, I would be fine with them taking a break from new ones once they cross the 1000 mark. Nothing against the newer pokemon, I just think that 1000 would be a great point to take a break with new ones for a bit (then turn their focus to other aspects of the games). But, if they continue past it, I'd support it.
My systems: Genesis/32X, Saturn, Dreamcast, GG, SNES, N64, GCN, Wii, Wii U, Xbox360, PS1, PS2, PS3, GBC, DS Lite, DSi XL, 3DS, PS VITA
There's well over a thousand Digimon, so I don't see why not.
That's when Pokemon gets programmed like Spore and we will have thousands of user created Fakemon, which will now be official Pokemon, that will be uploaded everyday.
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Not adding new Pokémon would cause the franchise to stagnate
It is no coincidence that the best selling games are the ones that add new Pokémon. To create new games without adding new species would be suicide for GameFreak
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There's well over a thousand Digimon, so I don't see why not.
yeah, but some of those designs are pretty lazy, I don't think I want Dark Pickachu, Skull Pikachu, War-Pikachu, Metal-Pikachu, Toy Pikachu to round out the rest. . . . though the addition of fusing (DNA Digi-volving from A02) pokemon would be pretty cool.
I think they should keep going and adding Pokemon until the series dies, which it won't.
So basically they should keep adding them for ETERNITY
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I like a lot of things. Like Pokemon. And Sonic. And Kirby. And Smash bros. And Coca cola.
kenneth_velez posted...
Demonocchio posted...There's well over a thousand Digimon, so I don't see why not.
I admit that most of Agumon's variations are just recolors but the different Greymons tend to be fairly different design wise (other then either being based on a Dinosaur or Lizard (dragon) man, with some exceptions of course.
Not to mention we essentially already have a ton of Pikachu based Pokemon. PIchu, Raichu, Pachirisu, Plusle, Minun, Emolga, and I've even heard some people argue Minccino and Cinccino. That isn't to say that I dislike these Pokemon, just that I feel that they were inspired by Pikachu.
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Not adding new Pokémon would cause the franchise to stagnate
Basically this: for the rest of the series to have the sales of B2W2 would be disastrous for the franchise.
Also, GF are excellent at mixing up the same ideas: Latias and Latios are both jet-dragons; so's Garchomp but with a bit of shark in there as well. They can't *run out* of animals because there've been Pokémon based on different aspects of the same animal, based on plants, based on fungi, based on legendary creatures, based on inanimate objects, based on people, who knows else, plus combinations and composites of the aforementioned.


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CD 1...Anyone else?? I was 3 days late and I thought forsure I would wake up with a BFP this morning but instead...Af broke my heart!
Here to stay for the month
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I know how that feels, except i havent felt preggers before i always know AF is knocking.... But Im hoping to stay for ever at this board. please please.
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Exactly the same for me - I was three days late and having all sorts of syptoms (not usual to AF), then today tha witch with a B showed up. CD 1 for me today. Sending lots of baby dust your way
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Our little angels grew wings 3/14/11 & 9/11/12 . Trying & praying for a Rainbow.
Thanks ladies!! I hope I get to stay forever too!! I really want a winter baby so I have till Feb 2012 other wise I will be having another summer baby
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Ethan Otto 11*17*11 In love with my sweet little old man <3
Sorry SoCalMomma! It's such a bummer... and so frustrating when your body tricks you into thinking that "this is it!" Mine was the same way last cycle- AF came early, but I was feeling all the right symptoms (my first symptoms are different than most, and I was definately feeling them!)
Hang in there... at least you have at least a whole month with us cool ladies!
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Same thing here! Lots luck to all!! its day 2 of a 40 day cycle i have a lot of waiting time ahead of me!
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Business rivalry is not uncommon, but here is a trader who used a misleading email to inflict Rs. 40 lakh loss on his rival.
The accused Mohd. Ateeq Ahmed, from Sambhal of Uttar Pradesh, was arrested by the Cyberabad Cyber Crime officials on Monday. He and the complainant, Mohammed Anwar, also from the same village, were into procurement, supply and sale of animal horn powder used for making optical frames.
Anwar settled in Hyderabad nearly a decade ago. "He used to purchase raw material sometimes from Ahmed, but of late stopped transactions with the latter," Cyber Crime Inspector M. Ravichandan Reddy said.
While Ahmed suffered losses in his trade, Anwar continued to prosper.
Ahmed managed to secure the address of a company based in Luxembourg which purchases the horn powder, created a fake email ID in the name of that company and sent a mail to Anwar stating that the company wanted nearly Rs. 30 lakh worth raw material.
Believing it to be a genuine order, Anwar sent the material through a private courier agency to Luxembourg. "He was shocked to receive a communication from the company saying that it had never placed such an order," the Inspector said.
The powder reportedly gets damaged if not used within a specific period and the correspondence between the company and Anwar took two to three months. Meanwhile, the courier costs shot up as the company added charges for keeping it in the godown.
When the Cyber Crime sleuths approached him following a complaint from Anwar, the accused feigned innocence. However, the investigators seized the hard disc of his computer as the email received by the Hyderabad trader was traced to his IP address. Forensic experts confirmed that the email originated from Ahmed's computer.
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But everything wasn't fine. Kay had breast cancer. She had first one breast removed and then the other just a few days later, after doctors learned the cancer had spread.
Marg said the illness was devastating for the family, but, she said, "We got through it. Mom got home and I would have to say a couple of weeks later she was out there mowing the lawn with the old push mower."
Laughing, Kay said she was determined to show her neighbors her fighting spirit. "I think in a little town everybody knows your business before you do, and, I think they thought I was dying. In fact, I even had somebody call for my job. Well, that's when I thought, 'Gosh, you know, I got to prove to somebody that … I'm not dead and I am going to be a survivor.' "
Kay has been cancer free-ever since. But the family's troubles weren't over. Shortly after Kay recovered from her long months of chemotherapy, Marg's father, Hugh, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. He lived only a few years after that, but it was long enough to see his daughter break into show business with a role on the ABC soap opera Ryan's Hope.
Marg's big break came when she landed a role on the ABC drama China Beach But the role wasn't the easiest part to tell her devoutly Catholic mother about.
"She said it's about women's perspective in Vietnam," Kay recalls.
When she learned that Marg was playing the role of heroin-addicted prostitute who lived and worked near a military hospital, Kay said she was a bit concerned about what she would tell neighbors.
"I thought, 'Oh, dear.' I said, 'What will I say around here?' And she said 'Well, Mother, I don't think people are going to stone me.' But yeah, people would always say that and then I would always kind of retaliate and say, 'Well, you know, she's an actress and it's better to play one than be one.' And that stopped them."
It's a good bet everyone in North Bend was cheering the night Marg won an Emmy for her role on China Beach.
In her current role on CSI, Marg plays Catherine Willows, who, like her China Beach character, is a woman familiar with the seedier side of life. She's an ex-stripper-turned-scientist trying to balance her career while raising a child as a single mom. It's another role that capitalizes on Marg's blend of smartness and sexiness.
In real life, Marg and her husband, fellow actor Alan Rosenberg, manage to balance two Hollywood careers with parenthood. The couple have been married since 1989, and have a 13-year-old son, Hugh — named for Marg's late father.
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With the introduction of Option Sets in CRM 2011 (formerly known as picklists), it is now possible to create common drop-down lists across multiple entities and forms. On a recent project I had a specific requirement to build a solution that used two related option sets. If I selected a particular country from the first drop-down, the region would automatically selected from the second drop-down.
That doesn't sound too tricky, and indeed writing a small amount of JScript I was able to achieve this fairly quickly. The problem came about when I wanted to use these option sets multiple times on a single entity. In this example, I needed to track "Country of Birth", "Country of Residence" and "Tax Residency" as well as the associated regions. Now I have three variations of the same JScript code, with the only difference being the CRM schema names of the various country and region fields.
This got me thinking. Could I build a JScript library that would allow me to reuse the dependent option set logic, without having to hard-code specific field names? A quick search through the CRM 2011 SDK revealed several major enhancements to the client-side programming model, and of specific interest to me were:
So what does my code look like? Below, I have a simple JScript function called attributeOnChange(), which takes the both execution context and the dependent attribute name as input parameters. After some some simple error handling, the function then calls a second function getDependentAttributeValue(), which actually does the work of selecting the correct region, based on which country was selected. I've chosen to use the names attribute and dependentAttribute instead of country and region, so I can reuse this code for any dependent option sets.
1: function attributeOnChange(context, dependentAttributeName) {
2: // Check the context object exists and that it has a method getEventSource()
3: if ((context != "undefined") && (context != null) && (context.getEventSource)) {
5: // Get the attribute that triggered this event
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8: // Check the attribute type is an OptionSet
9: if (attribute.getAttributeType() == "optionset") {
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12: if ((dependentAttributeName != "undefined") && (dependentAttributeName != null) && (typeof (dependentAttributeName) == "string")) {
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15: var dependentAttribute = Xrm.Page.data.entity.attributes.get(dependentAttributeName);
17: // Check the dependent attribute object exists
18: if ((dependentAttribute != "undefined") && (dependentAttribute != null)) {
20: // Check the dependent attribute type is an OptionSet
21: if (dependentAttribute.getAttributeType() == "optionset") {
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24: var attributeValue = attribute.getValue();
26: // Lookup the dependent attribute OptionSet value
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31: }
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34: }
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38: }
39: }
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42: }
43: }
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46: }
47: }
48: else {
49: alert("This function requires you to pass the execution context as the first parameter.");
50: }
51: }
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As you can see, I have selected the "Pass execution context as first parameter" checkbox, and specified the name of the region field "srh_region", not forgetting to put quotes around the name. If you want to try this out in your own CRM 2011 environment, I have exported my solution as an unmanaged package, which you may download here.
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thanks for your good sample and in general the introduction to the new jscript objects.
I´ve imported your solution to a RC and set the srh_region field to "read-only" on the form. In this case changes on the srh_region object will not be saved. To achieve this I added dependentAttribute.setSubmitMode("always") in line 25. Is that a good solution for you?
Now I´ll have a look to your continuance
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Good post. thanks
Thanks for the example. When I my script runs the Xrm.Page.data.entity.attributes.get and then tests if the object set to it is undefined or null, it returns null. Can we refer to Xrm.Page info with "Pass execution context..." checked?
thanks for the Example . It help me a lot :)


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Water is the past and future of a civilisation. There are no substitutes; it is the very essence on which life sustains. Lack of potable water may be a global issue with overwhelming implications. But are we really doing our bit in conserving this priceless resource?
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Debates and protests usually hot up when the summer peaks, when ground water levels plunge abysmally low, lakes, wells and ponds dry up. But they are forgotten when the monsoon sets in.
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"Putting it simply it is a twofold problem. One is of quantity and the other of quality of water. On a 60 or 80 cent land where a house stood, we now have skyscrapers that house 50 to 60 families. Sanctions are given without assessing the need, source and availability of water. Potable water is not sourced from one place. This water is stored in overhead or underground tanks.
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Whenever the taps go dry, fingers are pointed at the Kerala Water Authority, which is responsible for the design, construction, execution, operation and maintenance of most of the water supply schemes in the State. Accepting occasional lapses in distribution Ashok Kumar Singh, Managing Director, KWA, argues that poor management and lack of timely initiatives on the part of citizens are responsible for the problem. But, he says that the KWA, has already chalked out various projects that will help mitigate this problem soon. "The per capita consumption of water in Kochi city and its adjoining municipalities per day is in excess of the national average. There is mismanagement of the resource, which both the KWA and the citizens need to address. I believe that any future development of the city should be linked with water availability. This is not happening. The 100 MLD JNNRUM project, which is coming up in Maradu, in say six months, will ease the problem in places like Edakochi and Kumbalangi. Another additional project is also on the anvil in Aluva. But the permanent solution will be setting up of a desalination plant for which initial talks are on and of course, better management of water."
City folk can also do their bit to save water. There are plenty of ways to save and recycle water. "Fix all leaking taps in your house. Seventy to 150 litres of water are wasted due to dripping taps. I have seen people use potable water to flush their toilets and clean their cars. This is criminal. There should be increased awareness about conservation and use of water," feels A. Shivakumar, a resident.
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