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Morality in Media's Dawn Hawkins says the trailer for Fifty Shades of Grey deceives the public and has dangerous implications. Do you agree? read more
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Can We Pray the Polyamory Away?
Polyamory is the new darling of an immoral media. If we don't start pushing it back in prayer, this and other perversions will overtake the nation. read more
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This spoken-word artist says pop culture treats the human body like "scum with unreserved humiliation to a world obsessed with over-sexualization." Is she right? read more
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Read what the head of the Assemblies of God is telling members to do in the wake of the controversial Hobby Lobby ruling. read more
Turning From Charismatics, MacArthur Attacks 'Satan's Church'
The author of Strange Fire is now calling out "Satan's Church." Who's he talking about—and is he right? read more
Sex Change Regret
"Ennis said that while his memories of the past 14 years had returned, his female identity did not." And now he has reverted to Dawn. Is it transphobic to say that this man needs help? read more
WATCH: 'Exodus: Gods and Kings' Trailer Released
The first official trailer for Exodus: Gods and Kings has surfaced. read more
Darren Wilson Shakes Up Movie Paradigm With 'Holy Ghost' Film Release
"I'm excited to share a movie with the world that was birthed out of the boldness that can only come from friendship with God." read more
Katy Perry Sued by Christian Artists Over Alleged Song Theft
Suit claims song has been "irreparably tarnished by its association with the witchcraft, paganism, black magic, and Illuminati imagery evoked by the same music in 'Dark Horse.' " read more
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What would you say is the world's number one issue? The economy? Terrorism? Hunger? Debt? Poverty? Disease? read more
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Human society didn't really enter the modern era until we invented the remote control, because let's face it, no one wants to get up. The freedom to loaf around is an important part of life, and Universal Remote brings that to your PC. With today's update, it's much more attractive and useful. Unlike you... because of all that loafing around.Read More
Lockitron is a crowd-funded "smart" door lock that aims to let you control your home or office door lock with your smartphone. And now that Android Wear is available, some developers won't rest until every facet of their phone is tied into their watch. Thus, Wear-a-tron, which allows users to activate the unlocking function of the official Lockitron app via a Wear extension. It's available for free on the Play Store.Read More
The world was a whole lot simpler back in 1999 – the economy was doing fine, MTV played music, and the Matrix was much less ridiculous without all that weird pseudo-philosophy from the sequels. There's a new watch face that can take you back to those relaxing days each time you look at your Android Wear watch. Yes, a Matrix watch face.Read More
Perhaps you've tried the Minuum keyboard on your phone or tablet. It's designed to take up as little space as possible on the screen with just a single line of keys, which is great for smaller screens. How small, though? The developers think smart watch size sounds good, so they are working on Minuum for Android Wear. There's a beta you can try to get into as well.Read More
Captain's log, stardate 45638.2. A scan of a long-lost pleasure cruise that exited Earth in the late twenty-first century has yielded some fascinating archaeological findings. In addition to a pair of primitive foot coverings that Commander Data identified as "Converse All-Stars," a complete and mint-condition collection of the classic mythological saga known as Animorphs, and a small, vibrating "Furby" that Mister Worf immediately eviscerated, we have discovered a piece of anachronistic human technology.Read More
ESPN's Fantasy Football app isn't new to these parts. It's been up and down the gridiron more than once over the years, and it has no problem handling pigskin. But it did need to sit out a few games while its developers cracked out a much needed redesign. The latest app, which has been knocked from version 3.x back down to 1.0, looks like something better fit to play in the KitKat era.Read More
Commandr expands on Google Now by giving its users the ability to toggle hardware switches and control music with simple voice commands. There isn't a standardized way for third-party developers to do such a thing, but that hasn't stopped this developer from coming up with a product worth watching. The original release was more cool than practical, but version 2.0 goes a long way towards correcting this.
Previously Commandr required users to say "Note to self" before every action, resulting in the very awkward, "OK Google, Note to self, turn off wifi." Now the middle bit is no longer required.Read More
There's always a game on somewhere, and keeping up with all of the action doesn't come cheap. Watching the big event often requires a cable subscription, regardless of whether a fan is trying to watch on their television or a mobile device. 120 Sports offers a bit of a respite from this difficult situation by letting people keep up with the latest goings on in the sports world without having to cough up a cent.Read More
CloudMagic was updated with Android Wear support just as the first watches were going home with I/O attendees. That was still v1, but now we're making the jump to the v5.0 branch, which seems a little dramatic. In fairness, there's a lot of new stuff.Read More

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Add neck pain to list of Kobe Bryant injuries
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- 1.00 tbsp. olive oil
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- 1.00 c. quick-cooking barley
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- In a large saucepan, heat oil over medium-high. Add mushrooms, onion, garlic, and thyme; season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until vegetables have softened, 6 to 8 minutes.
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European workers stage austerity protests.
Lenin's Political Thought by Neil Harding.
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Nasty & vindictive sums it up well. Not mention omnishambolic & incompetent beyond our woildest nightmares. The only thing they can organise well is a good crisis. Like the one on the petrol station forecourts.
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The Government's new plans to be reviled Clause::: ESA & JSA Claimants will be required to look for work with in a 25 mile radius of there home : Tory Minister : Helen Grant Claims a £1600 a month allowance on top of her considerable Wage from the Tax payer for a second home that she's shares with her husband, So she doesn't have to commute from her first 1.8 million pound home, TO THE HOUSE OF ( COMMONS ) Poor Helen wouldn't be so bad. BUT HELEN LIVES (***19***) MILES FROM THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1 rule for the Tory rich!
Drop Trident, get out of Afghanistan and Iraq, tax rich people and international corporations properly and you won't have to persecute the poor and the needy.


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A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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For 30 years, Bob Stetser of Barnegat Light had a passion for scuba diving, and earlier this year he decided to reignite that passion after being out of the water for five or six years. "Except for a little shortness of breath that I figured was related to a minor respiratory problem, I felt great," says Bob.
"But I'm turning 71 this year, so I thought I'd better visit my doctor first to make sure I was good to go."
Bob's exam included an echocardiogram, a test he'd had before to monitor a slight problem with his mitral valve.
This time the test, and several others that followed, revealed that Bob's mitral valve now needed to be repaired. "I was concerned about the time I'd be out of action," says Bob. "I fix refrigeration systems, chillers and ice machines on big commercial vessels, and I can't be tied up for too long during the late spring and summer. But Dr. Axelrod explained that he could repair the valve with minimally invasive surgery, and that would cut down a lot on the
recovery time."
Bob had valve surgery on March 24. He then found out that he also needed a pacemaker, which was implanted the next day. "When I left the hospital a week later, I went right to the casino with Linda for lunch. I felt that good! The next day I had breakfast at the diner, purposely walking about eight blocks there and eight blocks back to check my breathing. No problem. Then a call came in to go out on a job, and I felt so good that I went. I didn't have one ache."
The shortness of breath Bob experienced before surgery is now gone, as is his need to take an afternoon nap. "I felt nothing but great afterwards," he says. "From surgery to back at work in eight days! Unbelievable!"


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Monday, July 20, 2015
HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival: Badlands
at Bryant Park Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
5:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Director Terrence Malick's masterful debut film starring Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek, and based on the actual Starkweather/Fugate murder spree across several states in the 1950s.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies
Family Drumming: West African Drum and Dance
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Learn the traditional drumming and dancing styles unique to West Africa and join us for this free class!
Category: Dance, Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Fresh Air Fitness: Spinning/Bike Safety
at James J. Walker Park (in James J Walker Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
In this pop-up fitness class, participants spin on bikes set up outside in the park.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Summer on the Hudson: Literary Lounge
at Red Shade Plaza (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Come hear a reading, a moderated discussion, and join in an open Q&A.
Category: Art, Festivals, Talks, Waterfront, Seniors
Movies in the Parks: Big Hero 6
at Marlboro Playground, Brooklyn
8:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Join NYC Parks for free, family-friendly movies in our city's parks!
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Ocean Breeze Summer Fitness: Total Body Boot Camp
at Midland Beach Splash Plaza (in Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach), Staten Island
7:00 a.m.–8:00 a.m.
Take free fitness classes outside this summer, brought to you by the staff of the new Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex!
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Exhibit: Oh Sit! 14 Sculptors Consider the Chair
at Tower Plaza (in Highbridge Park), Manhattan
7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
NYC Parks is pleased to host Oh Sit! 14 Sculptors Consider the Chair will be on view through November 8, 2015 in Highbridge Park located in northern Manhattan.
Category: Art, High Bridge
Morning Fitness at Fort Tryon Park
at Heather Garden (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Come to Fort Tryon Park and try something new. Join us on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings for one hour of walking, stretching, and strengthening exercises.
Category: Fitness
Bryant Park Tai Chi
at Fountain Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Free classes for all ages and experience levels, provided by the CK Tai Chi Chuan Center.
Category: Fitness
Tai Chi for Beginners
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Learn basic movements and Tai Chi moves that will improve your balance.
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The world is stagnant for a brief moment before exploding, and in that time, 16-year-old Jenny is languishing and bored.
A year later, when I met him, he was languishing in the bureaucracy of our government.
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early 14c., "fail in strength, exhibit signs of approaching death," from languiss-, present participle stem of Old French languir "be listless, pine, grieve, fall ill," from Vulgar Latin *languire, from Latin languere "be weak or faint" (see lax). Weaker sense "be lovesick, grieve, lament, grow faint," is from mid-14c. Related: Languished; languishing.


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1995 Dodge Ram 1500 Question: ambient sensor
where is the ambient sensor on the 1995 dodge ram with 360 eng - rodey
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Do you mean the ambient temp sensor for an automatic climate control system? And why are you concerned with it? Ok now we have some more information. This is not the ambient temp sensor, this is the intake air temp sensor. If this sensor was defective enough to cause a running problem, it will usually flag a Check Engine Light Code, but not in all cases. Does your Dodge blow black smoke when it is cold? Does your Dodge use a lot of gas? Does the Check Engine Light come on while driving the van? It could be few things causing this. It could be an idle controller not working properly, it could be a vacuum leak, it could be a dirty throttle body or a bad coolant temp sensor or other things. How does it idle when you turn on the A/C or when you are turning the steering wheel when your are parking cold and hot? How well does your heater work? What I am getting at here is if your thermostat is stuck open, your car will run very rich and stall and eat gas when it is cold. You live in cold climate and this makes the situation even worse. Do both the upper and lower radiator hoses get hot when your van is warmed up? Ok, your heater works fine. This is good. Do you know of a good mechanic( who is reasonable ) who can check your Coolant temp Sensor readings and your Intake Air temp sensor readings with a scanner. Have him/her check for any vacuum leaks as well. I am assuming that your van is in good tune-up shape with good plugs, wires, cap-rotor etc. Sometimes a shop will diagnose a problem and then you can replace the part(s). I do this for people with Emission Inspection Failures on occasion. By the way, usually both of these are located in the Intake Manifold. They are usually not very expensive parts. ( $20 or so )and can be purchased at a good parts store. Look at the Oxygen Sensor when it is warming up. Is it reading high (.900+ ) or low (.100-200). Also, be sure to note how long it takes for the van to go into "Closed Loop". The fact that it is surging sounds like fuel management condition. ( too rich/too lean) Best of luck. I will be in the office on Friday if you have any more questions. - dandd
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The Ambient temperature sensor and mounting bracket are secured with a screw to the upper radiator support, just to the driver side of the hood latch and behind the radiator grille Temperature Sensor Remove/Install Unplug the temperature sensor wire harness connector. Remove the screw that secures the temperature sensor and mounting bracket to the radiator support and remove the sensor. Reverse the removal procedures to install. The Ambient Temp Sensor is for the temperature reading on the overhead console - Johnny Mopar
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The most startling surprise of the conference came when a mystery guest, Bush's political "architect," Karl Rove, signed in for a question-and-answer session. George's invitation to Rove might have been considered ironic in light of George's hostile attitude when President Bill Clinton was invited to speak at a 2000 Princeton conference on the Progressive Era and its Presidents (including former president of Princeton Woodrow Wilson). After rejecting an invitation to participate, George sent the Wall Street Journal an editorial he had written that, he told the Journal, the conference's planners had bullied the Daily Princetonian into spiking. Then he took his case to the conservative group Accuracy in Academia, asking of Clinton's visit, "Now what kind of a message does it send to have somebody with that record of mendacity coming in to be celebrated in an academic conference? What's it say about the standards of truthfulness in academia?"
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While conservatives bemoan the betrayal of their principles in spite of their majority status in every branch of government, they take heart from George's project at Princeton. The James Madison Program has come a long way since 2001, when George disparaged Princeton as a place dominated by "thinned-out new-age spiritualities and vague references to ideals that are beyond the material, but without any substance or rootedness in Christianity, in the Hebraic tradition, even in the classical tradition." Princeton capitulated to George's attack on its own faculty, his colleagues--thinking, perhaps, that by turning the other cheek and letting the attack stand, the university would enhance its image as tolerant.
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Whee, the last part. I forgot to publish it. Enjoy the last part of a playthrough that died almost a year ago.
I really liked Gardenia. She wore ponchos, liked burritos, loved Cosmo, and couldn't stand Skankle's enthusiam. For once, I was really looking forward to our battle.
The Eterna City Gym has changed since Diamond and Pearl. In Platinum, most of the Gym is occupied by this giant flower clock. By defeating traines in the Gym, the leaves/hands of the clock around, giving you more access to the Gym. The water fountains will also turn off, allowign you to go back to the Pokemon Center to heal. Basically, you just go around and defeat all the Trainers there. When you're done, the clock's hands will give you access to Gardenia.
Credit to Psypoke
When you've beaten Gardenia, the layout should look like this.
Oh yeah, Flash really failed int his Gym. I know, Grass resists Electric. But Flash was really the team's weak point. So I gave him a good, relaxing home with my mom and decided to look for another Electric type later. It'll be better for him this way.
I picked out my team: Tumbleweed, because he had a type advantage; Cosmo, because he's my starter and most loyal team member; Hindenfrau the Drifloon, because it was part Flying, and thus had an advantage. If Gardenia had more than three Pokemon, I hoped Tumbleweed would take them out. Two Water types and an HM Slave wouldn't be too good.
I got up on the leaf hand and approached Gardenia. To my surprise, I saw someone else with her.
"Roark!" I gasped, resisting the urge to add "you cockblock!"
"Hey, Frenchie," Roark said with a smirk. "It's been a while, hasn't it?"
"You know each other?" Gardenia asked.
"I beat him in a battle," I said proudly.
"He sure did," Roark said. "That day I felt down, so I rode my bike to Eterna and visited my old friend, Gardenia."
"Next thing we know, we're dating!" Gardenia said happily. "So Tiger, ready for your battle?"
"Let me show you my Grassistants."
Tumbleweed used Wing Attack!
Turtwig used Reflect.
Gardenia used a Super Potion.
Wing Attack!
Another Wing Attack, and Turtwin responding with Razor Leaf.
Wing Attack finished Turtwig off.
Tumbleweed used a critical hit Wing Attack. Aaaand Cherrim goes down!
"It's not the end yet."
Roserade used Stun Spore, paralyzing Tumbleweed.
Tumbleweed used Wing Attack!
"Come on, we've almost won, Tumbleweed," I said.
"You say something?" Gardenia asked me. "It's not over just yet.
Tumbleweed was paralyzed, he couldn't move!
Roserade used Magical Leaf!
Tumbleweed used Wing Attack. Critical hit!
Tumbleweed grew to Lv. 22!
"Amazing!" Gardenia said. "You're very good, aren't you?"
"Thanks," I said.
"I might've said it before, but you're really tough!"
"Yeah, you already said something...like that."
"Wasn't it hard for you to raise your Pokemon to be so good?"
"Not really. I ust had them fight other Pokemon, and they ust grew stronger."
"I guess that's a measure of how much you love your Pokemon."
I couldn't tell if she was being nice or insulting. But I gave Tumbleweed a congradulatory hug anyway. He was amazing, I was so proud.
"In recognition of that, I proudly grant you this!"
I got the Forest Badge! And TM86 (Grass Knot.)
"This isn't over!" Roark said to me. "My dad will stop your journey dead in its tracks!"
"Roark!" Gardenia scoffed.
"No! Frenchie, consider this your first warning: turn back now before your Pokemon get seriously hurt."
"I was actually just gonna stop anyway," I said. "I just needed the Badge to use Cut."
"So I stopped you! Revenge is mine!"
So now I had the Badge. Now I had to go to the Center to heal Tumbleweed, cut the trees in front of the Team Gagalactic buiding, rescue the bike store owner, get a bike, ride down Cycling Road, go through Mt Coronet, head to Hearthome City, and get an apartment.
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As anyone who writes about Buke and Gase is obliged to do, let's begin by explaining the New York duo's name. The name Buke and Gase comes from the two self-made instruments that make up most of musicians Arone Dyer and Aron Sanchez's sound. The buke is a baritone ukulele invented by Dyer (right), and […] As anyone who writes about Buke and Gase is obliged to do, let's begin by explaining the New York…
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At the Walker People's Archive, we've been collecting photographs and stories illustrating people's most vivid Walker memories. Walker visitors, staff members past and present, arts luminaries and all kinds of scensters have contributed to the project. But this contribution takes the cake (there's cake at the WPA site, too!): Tom Berglund passed along this picture, […] At the Walker People's Archive, we've…
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Some objects are too vast or ever-changing, too immovable or ephemeral to be collected or contained within a museum—from buildings and parks to digital apps and intangible ideas. These "uncollectibles" remain a source of interest for design curators like Andrew Blauvelt, who discusses these objects' link to Minnesota By Design, a virtual collection that maps the state's rich design landscape.
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Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
My submission for secret 7"s 2014 competition.
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Hi Baldwin, This is my version designed for Secret 7" but not picked for the final show. It's inspired by Age of Reason. ;0)
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Obituary: Donald Barlow
Saturday 06 August 1994
WITH THE DEATH of Donald Barlow, the age of the 'general surgeons' has, perhaps, passed, but one may hope that the next generation of surgeons will have the good fortune to work with a colleague as splendid as he was. He died at the age of 89, just one day after he had reached that age.
Barlow went to Whitgift School, Croydon, and thence to University College Hospital, London, for his medical training. There he graduated, as was possible in those days, at the age of 21, having first passed as MRCS, LRCP and later in the year the London MB BS with honours. Three years later he passed the examination for the Fellowship of the College of Surgeons of England at the age of 24. At that time, and maybe it is still so, no one could become a fellow of the college until he was 25 and so he had to wait one year for his degree. Two years later, in 1930, he passed the examination for the Mastership of Surgery at London University at possibly the youngest age ever recorded and tied for the Gold Medal.
After qualification, he had posts as a house surgeon and as a registrar (there were no Senior Registrars in those days) in several different hospitals, but in 1936, when he was 31, he was appointed to his first consultant post at the Southend Hospital, where he continued to work until he retired, and four years later he was appointed as a general surgeon to the Luton and Dunstable Hospital, another post which he held until retirement in 1970.
Barlow was appointed to the staff of the London Chest Hospital shortly after the Second World War and I had the good fortune to get to that hospital as his Senior Registrar a short time later. At Southend and at Luton he was then known as 'General Surgeon', but at the London Chest Hospital he was a specialist 'Thoracic Surgeon'. He must have been one of the very last general surgeons in Britain, as many of the now recognised specialities were in their infancy at that time. In 1948 the Association of Thoracic Surgeons was able to meet in a ward in the London Chest Hospital; there were only 15 of them. Barlow was one of these. Now there are nearly 200.
As was the custom in the early Fifties, Barlow was appointed to several other hospitals, including the Italian Hospital near Soho, in central London. He invented several surgical instruments and several new operations. He made important contributions to oesophageal surgery of which he was the leading exponent at the London Chest Hospital.
There was another part of his career in which he made important contributions. In effect, he set up thoracic surgery in Ceylon, where he went in the early Fifties and again in the late Sixties. There, rightly, he became an honorary MB BS Ceylon.
Donald Barlow drove enormous distances in his old Rolls-Royce between Southend, London, Luton and his home in Harpenden. He was perhaps the most peripatetic thoracic surgeon of all time. I had the good luck to work for him and with him for almost all the period he was at the London Chest Hospital and in all those years we never had a cross word - with Barlow it would have been impossible.
He was a tremendous enthusiast in everything that he did and some of us thought he was a boy who never grew up. He once made a film of himself doing a sword- swallowing act, which he showed at a professional meeting - he had never done it before or since.
He was married in 1934 to Elizabeth Maciver, who had been the Theatre Sister at Great Ormond Street Hospital. They had five children, one of whom - John - is also a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
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