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Constructivist Perspectives on Developmental Psychopathology and Atypical Development
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This volume is the result of a symposium titled "Constructivist Approaches to Atypical Development and Developmental Psychopathology." What emerges from the work included here is a record of innovative extensions, refinements, and applications of the concept of constructivism. The chapters not only...
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Earlier this week, 160 people from Los Angeles -- including Jewish Federation President John Fishel and the Board of Rabbis' Mark Diamond -- were among 900 who traveled to Israel as part of a United Jewish Communities-sponsored solidarity mission. As the L.A. contingent tours the Holy Land, their experiences will be recorded by still and video photographers and posted to the Internet soon after. The Web site, a cooperative effort between the Los Angeles Israel Government Tourist Office, The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles and Diamond, will feature pictures, video clips and a message board where Los Angelenos can interact with those on the mission and vice versa.
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ST. MARYS – A number of area students headed off to college or other postsecondary education will have some help thanks to scholarships awarded through the Elk County Community Foundation (ECCF).
Students from Elk County and the surrounding area were awarded 87 scholarships totaling over $100,600 through the foundation, which helps individuals and groups achieve their philanthropic goals by assisting with the creation of endowments and other funding, and then awarding that funding locally to individuals, nonprofit organizations and others.
Recently the Fox Township Supervisors approved a request for a conditional-use permit for EOG Resources to install three additional gas wells in the Boone Mountain area.
The company's original request was to install a total of five new gas wells; however, two of the sites must be relocated in order to meet the township setback requirements.
Their approval of the request included the stipulation that the Fox Twp. Zoning Enforcement Officer Robin Singer be permitted on the well sites to inspect them, without interference, to assure the sites are meeting all township zoning requirements.


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INTRODUCTIONThis article describes how to manually install the unsupported NetBIOS Extended User Interface (NetBEUI) protocol on a computer that is running Microsoft Windows XP. The NetBEUI files must be copied manually from the Windows XP CD-ROM before NetBEUI will appear in the list of installable network protocols. Microsoft has discontinued support for the NetBEUI network protocol in Windows XP. However, it is understandable that migration to another network protocol such as TCP/IP may involve significant time in planning and testing. Therefore, if you want to migrate your system environment to Windows XP by obtaining the full, retail-released version of Windows XP, you can find the NetBEUI protocol on the Windows XP CD-ROM in the Valueadd folder.
Install NetBEUI on Windows XPThe files that you need for installing the NetBEUI protocol on Windows XP are Netnbf.inf and Nbf.sys. To install NetBEUI, follow these steps:
Note %SYSTEMROOT% is a Windows environment variable that identifies the folder where Windows XP is installed. (Typically, that folder is C:\Windows.) To view the value that is associated with %SYSTEMROOT%, type set at a command prompt, and then press ENTER. (Other environment values will also be displayed.)
Note After following the steps that are listed earlier in this article, you can use NetBEUI on LAN connections. However, you will not be able to use NetBEUI on a remote access connection. Remote access connections cannot use NetBeui.
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by Melissa Permission to LiveMy sister was the one who introduced me to No Longer Quivering. She didn't actually mean to, she told me she was reading a website called Quivering Daughters, and when I googled it I found No Longer Quivering instead. I wanted to make sure that this was a good thing for a Christian to read, and so I looked around for what the conservative Christian community was saying about the website, and read that the founder of the site was a raving atheist and a lesbian. Of course neither claim was true, I believe at that point Vyckie Garrison was only questioning her faith, and even though she now considers herself an atheist, I have never experienced to her to b … [Read more...]
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Baptist Taliban: Part 3
by Cindy FosterTHE CHURCH WE WEREThe Preacher and his wife graduated from Baptist Bible College in Springfield, Missouri. At the time he attended there, the college was quite conservative. There were strict rules about dress, dating, curfews, entertainment, music and much more.The Preacher actually grew up in Springfield and was a member of a church that was not nearly as rigid in its standards as the college was, so in the beginning of his ministry as pastor, he did not have the extreme beliefs that he eventually embraced later in his ministry.It was several years after the church had started and was established with its own building that the more relaxed climate began … [Read more...]
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by Libby AnneWelcome to Raised Quiverfull! Nine young adults who grew up in the Christian Patriarchy and Quiverfull movements have come together to answer a series of questions about their experiences. All of these young adults have since questioned and left these ideologies and have chosen their own life paths. The goal of the Raised Quiverfull project is to inform. Click here for the Raised Quiverfull introduction.This section, Introductory Questions, showcases the participants' responses to three introductory questions. If you would like to read the questions and answers to these three questions in one document, click here. To go to the other sections and read the par … [Read more...]
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by Libby AnneNine young adults who were raised in families involved in the Christian Patriarchy and Quiverfull movements have come together here to answer questions about their upbringing, their questioning, and their transition to lives in the normal world. Ranging in age from their early twenties to their early thirties, all have questioned and left the Christian Patriarchy and Quiverfull movements and all but one blog against what they see as the destructive results of those movements.These nine young adults come from an array of backgrounds (no two families in the Christian Patriarchy and Quiverfull movements are identical) and have today arrived at a variety of perspectives … [Read more...]


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Proposals by Gatwick airport that flight restrictions should be placed on Heathrow during the winter and excess services switched to Gatwick instead to reduce weather-related delays and cancellations have been opposed by airlines.
Dale Keller, chief executive of the Board of Airline Representatives UK, said it should not be for airports or the Government to decide where airlines and passengers fly.
"The major cost of delays and cancellations are borne by the airlines and their customers," he said. ""It is simply not cost effective for airlines to split operations over different airports for short periods and it is unlikely their customers would want this either."
Instead, he said the fact that Heathrow was forced to cancel and delay many flights this week and last due to snow, ice and fog proved the case for a third runway at the airport.
"This week's delays and cancellations demonstrate what the airlines have been saying for years, that additional runway capacity at the UK's hub airport is required to improve air transport resilience, not only international competitiveness and growth," he added.
"BAR UK will present the airlines' view to the Airports Commission as part of the forthcoming consultation on airport capacity."
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Heathrow has proven year on year that they can't effectively manage operating the two runways they have when they're affected by laughable "adverse" weather conditions. The thought of an increased number of traveller's impacted by cancelled flights if capacity was increased by a third runway should be a considerable concern. I appreciate that flights could be directed to the additional runway, but Heathrow needs to sort out their act to efficiently managing the operation they have today to reduce such problems. I'm not holding my breath to see how they cope next winter.
By Paul VAN SCHALKWYK, Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Would only fly from Gatwick and Manchester the best two airports in the UK.The rest I avoid especially Heathrow.
By John Barthok, Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Gatwick certainly has become cheeky in making this proposal. But, the airlines do have a point. This state of affairs at Heathrow cannot continue for ever. There is dire need for another runway at Heathrow. I'm not going to hold my breath on that. This government lacks the resolve to get that done. It will continue to cost the London economy, and the rest of the UK, dear, because the preferred gateway lacks the runway capacity to deal with any unscheduled changes in the operating environment.
By Richard Mandunya, Wednesday, January 23, 2013
There's nothing like putting all your eggs in one basket! Contrary to Mr. Keller's comment, I suggest the recent bad weather proves the case that airport capacity in the south east should be spread out, away from Heathrow. Heathrow is naturally the preferred airport for people living on the western side of London. Having a choice of Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and perhaps Manston or Southend, provides logical contingency cover in bad weather, if nothing else. The role of the Government is to address the wider national interest, not just that or the airline and airports. Their responsibilities then extend to providing the infrastructure to ensure that this can be accommodated.
By David Burdon, Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Heathrow has again let the side down... it is embarrassing that a capital airport starts to shut down before what would be a laughable amount of predicted snow at any Scandinavian or Northern Scotland airport. Surely it is time to revisit the managment of this airport or retrain them?
By Peter Reeve, Tuesday, January 22, 2013
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listing all gas station, but not only directly along M18. If I remember correctly, the farthest stretch without any gas station (or other facility for that matter) along M18 was around 220km after Medvezhyegorsk (Медвежьегорск). No idea though what is the case away from the M18.
One last suggestion: if you want to eat good and cheap Shashlik in Monchegorsk, here's a good place:
There is an amazing ride report on here of some guys riding almost non-existent dirt tracks around Murmansk and Kola peninsula. Can't seem to find it right now, but it's worth a read.
Thanks dude. I think, on balance, since this will be my first bike trip outside of the UK and Ireland I'll probably go up through Finland. I love the idea of going through Russia but the additional paperwork (visa, insurance, etc) and the fact I'd be travelling solo with literally zero mechanical knowledge (including changing tyres - think I'm gonna learn that before I head off!) going through Russia would be a step too far for me at the moment! Your trip, and the other ride reports you mentioned, have me waaaay interested though - so it's on the list for future trips. As it stands though I have enough on my plate finding out about wild camping across Eastern Europe!
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Charlton have signed Oldham striker Pawel Abbott for a nominal fee.
The 28-year-old former Poland Under-21 international, who was Oldham's top scorer last season with 13 goals, has signed a two-year contract at The Valley and becomes their second capture of the day after the arrival of Simon Francis from Southend.
Boss Phil Parkinson told the club's official website: "It's been a good day and it's great news to have Pawel on board."
He added: "We know we are short in the striker department. Pawel is another player I've known for a while and I watched him for many years when he was at Huddersfield Town.
"He's a big targetman who is always a goal threat, and he's got a good goalscoring record."
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It accepts both images + PSDs and prototypes can be shared with unique URLs, SMS or QR codes.
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Viral RNA Extraction
I would like to know how to extract Virus RNA. What is the best method to do this?
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Really anything for RNA. I used Trizol, but you can use a kit like Qiagen RNA easy.
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Qiagen RNA easy i used it it is good ( first u will extract all the rna from your cell then by using pcr and u should have a primer for your interest then u will isolate it from gel or by columns this way is very easy just need some chemicals no kits "but this will extract all the rna of your interest first" )
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Acid-guanidinium thiocyanate-phenol-chloroform RNA purification (after Chomczynski and Sacchi, 1987)
N.B: Care must be taken when handling solutions containing high concentrations of guanidine salts due to its chaotropic nature. As with other procedures involving RNA, gloves should be worn at all times to avoid contamination of samples with ribonucleases.
This method describes preparation from small quantities (~ 50mg) of tissue. Appropriate scaling of the volumes involved can be performed to accomodate larger quantities.
You will need:
Guanidine isothiocyanate (Sigma)
1M sodium citrate, pH 7 (DEPC-treated, autoclaved)
Sarcosyl (N-lauryl sarcosine, Sigma)
b-mercaptoethanol (Sigma)
2M sodium acetate, pH4 (DEPC-treated, autoclaved)
3M sodium acetate, 100mM magnesium acetate, pH 5.2
Absolute ethanol
Propan-2-ol (isopropanol)
70% ethanol (made with DEPC-treated, autoclaved water)
0.5% SDS (made with sterile, DEPC-treated water)
Solution D - 4M guanidine isothiocyanate, 25mM sodium citrate, pH7, 0.5% sarcosyl, 100mM b-mercaptoethanol.
Solution D can be made and stored at 4°C without b-mercaptoethanol for several months. b-mercaptoethanol should be added to 100mM immediately prior to use. b-mercaptoethanol is used to prevent the reformation of the intra-molecular disulphide bridges , one of the reasons for the extreme stability of ribonucleases.
1) Tissue is homogenized as rapidly as possible, at 4°C, in solution D (500ul per 50mg tissue) with an eppendorf pestle homogenizer until a smooth, lysed, homogenous suspension is obtained.
2) Add 50ul 2M sodium acetate, pH4.0 and mix vigorously.
3) Add 500ul phenol and mix vigorously.
4) Add 100ul chloroform, mix vigorously and incubate on ice for 15 minutes.
5) Centrifuge mixture at 10,000g for 10 minutes in a microfuge at 4°C.
6) Remove upper, aqueous phase to a clean, sterile, DEPC-treated eppendorf tube. After centrifugation, RNA is present in the aqueous phase while, due to protonation at the acidic pH used, genomic DNA is partitioned into the phenol phase.
7) Extract the upper aqueous layer with an equal volume phenol/chloroform and centrifuge as before. Repeat the extractions until no interface material is seen.
8) Precipitate the aqueous phase by the addition of an equal volume (500ul) of propan-2-ol. Incubate at -20°C for 20 minutes.
9) Pellet RNA by centrifugation at maximum speed in a microfuge for 10 minutes.
10) Wash the RNA once in 70% ethanol and vacuum dry.
11) Re-dissolve in 200ul 0.5% SDS at 65°C.
12) Extract with an equal volume (200ul) of phenol/chloroform as above. Repeat until no interface material is visible.
13) Precipitate pure RNA by the addition of 20ul 3M sodium acetate, 100mM acetate, pH 5.2 and 500ul absolute ethanol. Incubate at -20°C for 20 minutes.
14) Pellet RNA by centrifugation at maximum speed in a microfuge for 10 minutes.
15) Wash the RNA once in 70% ethanol and vacuum dry.
16) Dissolve RNA in appropriate buffer i.e. DEPC-treated, sterile TE, pH 8 or 0.5% SDS if no enzymic manipulation of the RNA is needed. SDS is an inhibitor of ribonucleases.
RNA quality can be assessed by electrophoresis under denaturing conditions using agarose/formaldehyde gels and the MOPS buffer system.
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Please, why is plasma sample used for viral RNA extraction instead of serum.
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ST. MARYS - The contract between the City of St. Marys and developer Bob Yoder for the redevelopment of downtown St. Marys continues to be a source of confusion and contention, as was demonstrated at the City of St. Marys Council worksession on Monday.
Monica Radkowski of the St. Marys Heritage Preservation Group came before council at the meeting Monday seeking clarification of the city's agreement with Yoder and the restrictions it places on other construction activity located within the redevelopment district which Yoder oversees.
State Rep. Matt Gabler (R-Clearfield/Elk) will be holding a ceremony to recognize Vietnam War-era veterans in his legislative district and is asking area residents who served during that time to contact his office.
Mary Lou Peterson, 80, of DuBois, died on Monday, July 2, 2012 at Elk Haven Nursing Home in St. Marys.
Born on May 24, 1932 in Punxsutawney, she was the daughter of the late Frederick Weir Radaker and Hazel Katherine (Adamson) Radaker. On April 13, 1966, she married Frederick Peterson in the Presbyterian Church in DuBois. He preceded her in death on July 10, 1981.
Mrs. Peterson was a homemaker. She was a wonderful mother who especially loved spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Ongoing difficulties following the Zito Media cable televison upgrades, implemented June 4, were the subject of much debate at Tuesday's City Council meeting, with members at odds over whether the governing body should involve itself and intervene on behalf of customers.
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St. Marys will return to action Thursday when they take on DuBois at 6 p.m. at a site to be announced. DuBois lost to Punxsutawney by a 9-0 score last night in DuBois.
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DAGUS MINES ŌĆō┬ĀThe Fox Township Post 511 American Legion baseball team gave the undefeated Wilcox squad a run for their money early on in Monday evening's match-up in Fox Township, but Wilcox's bats finally came alive late in the game and the team used good defense to hand Fox a 10-2 loss to end their regular season.
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E-Newsletter, Center for Biological Diversity, April 8, 2010, "Wolf Hunts End in Idaho, Montana — After Killing 500″:
Last week as Idaho's wolf-hunting season finally came to a close, the Center for Biological Diversity and wildlife lovers across the country mourned the killings of more than 500 imperiled northern Rockies gray wolves by hunters and the feds.
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The Idaho hunt, plus a similar season in Montana, followed the Interior Department's 2009 removal of those states' wolves from the federal endangered species list — along with a green light for both states to reduce their wolf populations to just 100-150 animals in each state.
Right now, the Yellowstone ecosystem has only 76 breeding individuals, while scientists say the wolves need hundreds if not thousands of breeders to avoid genetically unraveling.
"Beyond the animals needlessly shot, hunting wolves disrupts family bonds, can leave pups to starve, and contributes to the dangerous genetic isolation of wolves in Yellowstone," said the Center's Michael Robinson. "We are eager to see northern Rockies wolves restored to the endangered species list, and the results of these hunts bolster our legal claims."
The Center and a dozen allies, represented by Earthjustice, are currently in court to reinstate northern Rockies wolves' Endangered Species Act protections before it's too late.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Colonial Hills Baptist Church identified the three victims who were killed in the bus crash on Interstate 465 near 96th Street and Keystone Avenue.
Chad and Courtney Phelps, and Tonya Weindorf were killed when the bus returning from a summer camp in Michigan overturned coming off I-465.
Officials said Courtney Phelps was pregnant with the couple's second child, and she was due in August. The couple's first child was not injured.
Chad Phelps was the church's youth pastor and the son of the church's main pastor, Charles Phelps.
Weindorf, a mother of five, was a chaperone on the trip.
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"I'm honored when they want to come throw their party, their informal side of it, on my deck," Sehman said. "It's my way of saying, 'absolutely, I'm there with you.' I want to have them there just because they're my neighbors. I'm not in there in the plane with them or carrying an M-16, but I feel like they're a part of my community. There's almost a fundraiser every week of some sort at one of my stores.
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In the summer of 1995, the NBA suspended operations as opposing parties tried to reach a collective bargaining agreement. This dispute was unusual in that it wasn't the players and the owners going at it. It was the players, the players' union, the players' agents and some league officials as well. The lockout lasted from July until September of 1995, which was well outside of the regular season, and so it affected no games.
As Houston Rockets representative Kenny Smith told the New York Times, the timing made it exactly the wrong moment to have a lockout. "It doesn't do anything to lock somebody out when nothing is going to be played anyway," he said. "No one gets paid in June. Everyone's in the Bahamas, Acapulco, whatever, playing golf. If you're going to lock us out, lock us out tonight. Stop the NBA finals. That's saying you mean business."
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North Korea is escalating tensions in response to South Korean military exercises. Especially as the United States seeks Seoul's help in punishing not only North Korea but also Iran, it's important that the Obama administration show its commitment to our allies.
Yesterday, North Korea seized a fishing boat with seven sailors aboard, four South Koreans and three Chinese. (It will be interesting to see how the weary patron state, China, responds to its unruly ward.) And today, North Korea shot artillery rounds near the sea border it shares with the South. These acts have been accompanied by the usual North Korean statements of sensationalist vitriol.
All this, of course, underscores a bigger point: neither North Korea nor Iran plans to go gentle into that good night. But by taking a strong line against one aggressor, we send the right message to others. Pyongyang's aggression follows the robust military drills that South Korea held in response to North Korea's sinking of the Southern Navy boat the Cheonan. These military drills include one completed recently alongside the United States in the East Sea, one being conducted right now in the Yellow Sea despite Chinese protestations, and more likely to follow.
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IDF 2010 day two keynote, and the company just announced its evolution of the Atom CE series for set-top boxes. The aptly-titled the CE4200 (formerly codenamed "Groveland") is an evolution of the CE4100, based on 45nm Atom architecture and now capable of H.264 video encoding. Four partners have been announced, including Samsung, ADB, Sagemcom, and Technicolor. Of course, CE4100 is really just starting to take hold, and given it was announced at last year's IDF, we're not holding our breath on seeing these in the immediate future.
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The initiative offered to reverse the Khartoum resolution with a triple "Yes."
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London has inspired the lyrics to many a beautiful song — lyrics that express frustration, bitterness, bliss and hope.
We've selected a few of our favourite London lyrics (below). Now we'd like to hear about the ones you love, and the reasons why you love them.
For now, we're just after lyrics that feature in songs, not stand-alone poetry. Oh, and the lyric doesn't necessarily have to include the word 'London'.
If enough of you get back to us, we'll compile your comments in a follow-up article.
"This is London, not Antarctica, so why don't the Tubes run all night?"
John Peel-beloved indie outfit Hefner were themselves in love with London. This is none more evident than in their 2000 album We Love the City. It's liberally sprinkled with lovelorn, Londoncentric fables (In Painting and Kissing, singer Darren Hayman tumbles into a doomed relationship with an artsy type living on Holloway Road; the beginning of She Can't Sleep No More features the ambient sounds of a greasy spoon). The above lyric from the opening, eponymous song is especially poignant, because it's a question we find ourselves asking TfL staff more or less every weekend. Of course, that's set to change soon. And by then, there won't be any staff left to grumble at anyway.
"London Pride has been handed down to us / London Pride is a flower that's free / London Pride means our own dear town to us / And our pride it forever will be"
When Noël Coward crooned about 'London Pride' in his 1941 ditty, he wasn't singing about LGBT festivals or lacklustre ale. The London Pride in question here is a hardy perennial that sprung up amongst the rubble of the Blitz. Coward noted that the flower had much in common with the stiff upper lip of Londoners, and wrote London Pride song to cheer their hearts. Who says propaganda can't be inspired?
"There's a picture by his first wife on the wall / Stripped floor-boards in the kitchen and the hall / A stain from last week's party on the stairs / No one knows who made it or how it ever got there"
Ever shrugged off the pub in favour of a house party, then regretted it soon after? In the early 1990s, Jarvis Cocker had one such experience at 59 Lyndhurst Grove in Peckham. Being Jarvis Cocker though, he went and wrote a song about it. Our cherry-picked lyric perfectly encapsulates a middle-class London household and its restrained party atmosphere. Cocker was less restrained, and got himself booted out of the party.
"Liquid pictures of the town / How I fancy misty hours / On a rainy thoroughfare / I like London with umbrellas everywhere"
Not sure if you've noticed this, but in London it rains quite a bit. Certainly, this didn't escape the attention of Blossom Dearie. But unlike the droves of commuters who make a beeline for the nearest Pret awning as soon as it starts spitting, I Like London in the Rain embraces the inclement weather. Dearie's childlike lyrics reflect the sentiment of dashing out into the streets and splashing around.


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Although Mrs. Newsome never appears in person in the novel, her character is well defined. She represents the opposition, so to speak, and is a kind of world in herself — the world of Woollett and all for which it stands. She is imposing and strong and always gets her way; her decisions and opinions are final. She wants her son torn from the clutches of a bad woman and returned home, and despite Strether's letters of caution and explanation, her will never diminishes. When Strether wavers, she sends her daughter, Sarah Pocock, to "rescue" them both. By the end of the novel, Strether has freed himself to a degree from Mrs. Newsome's influence, but she is still triumphant in the sense that both men will eventually return home.
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