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Vajrasattva is the Bodhisattva of purification and represents the purity of awareness. He holds a vajra to his heart and a bell to his left hip. Here he is shown in sexual union (yab-yum) with his consort who holds a skull cup in her left hand.
This thangka is unmounted and suitable for framing behind glass. Including the border it measures 21" by 30". The artist has his own style. Using a limited palette of muted colors and only a few simple symbols against the dark background allows the subject to stand out more than in most conventional thangkas. Free use of gold and great attention to detailing in the subject's clothing adds to this effect.
As our name implies, Himalayan Antiques specializes in dealing in antiques from the region, but in the course of our annual buying trips we have become friendly with one of the leading dealers in Kathmandu of new thangka paintings. This family employs a number of the most skillful artists in the field, and we always purchase several new thangkas just to meet the needs of customers.
This year we looked over hundreds of thangkas to make our selection of just a few dozen. The range of qualities is extensive. The best thangka painters work almost exclusively on consignment and the are often booked years in advance. The least talented painters churn out large numbers of small and simple thangkas to be sold to tourists for a few dollars each. In between these extremes is a wide range of qualities and levels of artistry. Better artists are usually given larger canvases with more detailed and complex designs and are allowed more of the costly 24k gold to work with. Their works can cost well over a thousand dollars and take over a year to produce.
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From a Thread.run() method you cannot pass an exception to any caller anyway, except through a RuntimeException by ... making your application crash, wich is not your goal I presume . Also, your thread will never be interrupted "by magic", meaning that if you don't interrupt it somewhere in your code, InterruptedException will never been thrown/catched. But you could document it within the catch block, and better catch InterruptedException rather the generic Exception.
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Man, I forgot how awesome Terrence Howard is.
It's been so long since the eccentric Oscar nominee with the red-boned good looks has wowed me in a movie that it slipped my mind how hilarious and wonderfully unpredictable he can be in the right role. Thankfully, he returns to the breakout role that made people take notice of him in The Best Man Holiday, the sequel to The Best Man, the 1999 sleeper hit that dared to show black people being as upwardly mobile on film—and, therefore, just as relatable—as white people.
Howard reprises his role as Q, the tell-it-like-is slickster who's part of a crew of college friends-turned-adult buppies. The whole gang returns for this sequel, including Taye Diggs' secret-harboring writer, Nia Long's career-minded powerwoman and Morris Chestnut's God-fearing football star, who still holds a grudge against Diggs' former best friend for having a one-night-stand with his wife (Monica Calhoun) back in college. They all convene at Chestnut's mansion for the holidays where laughter, tension and unexpected sadness will be served. (If the original was seen as a black The Big Chill, consider this the black Peter's Friends.)
The fact that the entire cast has returned once again shows how dire it is for black talent in Hollywood. Malcolm D. Lee, the writer/director of the original, seems to have made this film not only to give these performers roles worthy of their acumen, but also to remind himself he can create some proud, respectable product as well. (Lee, who's been stuck making shitty comedies these past few years, helmed the latest Scary Movie installment that came out earlier this year.)
Both Lee and his film's stars perform as though they may never have an opportunity like this again. Lee packs this movie with so much stuff, including a Lord of the Rings-style series of endings, and yet, since he properly gives everyone in the cast both comedic and dramatic moments in which to shine, you grant him this latitude. (Not to mention that he brings up issues of faith that make you wonder if he's trying to be a better version of Tyler Perry.) The Best Man Holiday is indeed a dignified, rather all-encompassing reminder that black people act, write and direct—if Hollywood just gives them the chance.
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"She's Beautiful When She's Angry" a captivating look at activism
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Tudo bem!
Tudo bem: two Brazilian-Portuguese words for all eventualities. The phrase is a way of life, a philosophy.
Tudo bem is precisely the attitude you need to get the most out of an intensive bouldering trip to the country that hosts the World Soccer Championships.
Tudo Bem means something like "What's up?" If you are in Brazil, then there is only one cool answer to this question: thumbs up and: "Tudo bem!" That is because tudo bem also means: "Everything is OK!" So it goes like this: Tudo bem? Tudo bem! Everything is OK, brother. Couldn't be better.
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4 January, 2010: the up-and-coming Brazilian climbing star Felipe Camargo had just sent his 3rd repeat of what was probably Brazil's toughest boulder at that time: O dia santo (8b+) in the São Bento bouldering zone. The send was uploaded to the Internet, and caught the attention of his followers thanks to the video and news updates. The key message was: "O dia santo is the best boulder I have ever climbed! The 16 widely-spaced moves on good holds require a lot of stamina, which is totally my style. We need lots of climbers from other countries to come to Brazil and help us on all these projects! Consider yourselves invited."
The invitation was accepted by Kevin Jorgeson and Ben Rueck, two American climbers. Kevin is definitely one of the most versatile climbers today, who feels at home on massive highball boulders as well as Yosemite big walls. Ben is also a multi-talented climber when it comes to vertical adventures. He is one of those climbing globetrotters who has already put his chalked-up hands all over the place. His first impression of Brazil: "If a country's culture is reflected in their attitude towards climbing, then we are in for an interesting trip."
Tudo bem!
In São Bento, they found impressive granite boulders everywhere. Some of them were recognisable from the videos. In honour of the guests, whose tastes for tall boulders is well-known, a highball was served up on their arrival. The block was far too high to comfortably jump down to the ground, although that is often given as a defining feature of bouldering. What can you do in this kind of situation? Gradually get started? Take a break because you have just arrived? Start warming up?
Tudo bem! All is well and everything will be OK … at least until you climb to the shaky top-out point ten metres off the ground. The crew met Felipe Camargo and his brother Bruno and experienced true Brazilian hospitality – welcoming, sociable, relaxed and chilled.
The next day, the climbers picked up where they left off in São Bento, a place that Ben described as "the most beautiful place I have ever been climbing". "You could spend weeks here," says Ben, but they hurried on to the next boulder zone.
Best bouldering in Brazil
Ubatuba is a small city on Brazil's south coast, famous for its ten adjacent islands, 72 beaches and awesome bouldering. The Praia da Fortaleza peninsula stretches into the ocean. Despite the surf, the tides and the coastline, right on this brazen finger of land there are blocks of rock strewn around that are rated as among the best in Brazil. Well over 100 boulder problems are here for the solving. No surprise, then, that a major bouldering festival is held here every year. Nor is it surprising that a bouldering community has developed here either.
They wanted to get started as soon as possible the next day and set their alarm clocks for 4:30 am. Although all the alarm clocks went off at that time, the crew did not get up until four hours later. No need to hurry things. The Brazilian way of life seemed to be taking effect. Climbing was fun, the scenery impressive.
Welcome to Itatiaia
The next morning they drove to Itatiaia, an area so spectacular that it was declared Brazil's first national park and is an oasis for those thirsty for climbing. Massive granite blocks with some bizarre shapes and interesting lines. The French climber, Enzo Oddo, had been here and established a hard but rewarding route rated 8c/+.
Kevin has the eye. He noticed something: another line, short and direct, on a perfect block with one tiny drawback: the route ended in three final moves with 20 metres of air beneath your feet. Making an error here would result in serious if not fatal consequences. What should they do? Tudo bem! Like an excited child he put on his shoes and chalked up. Then he grabbed the boulder: "Time stood still. The boulder wasn't really difficult. I climbed slowly and carefully, well aware that I couldn't afford to make a mistake at the top. One last pull and I was on top. I enjoyed the overwhelming view and the boulder kind of reminded me of a first ascent I did in South Africa and called 'Welcome to Rocklands'. That is why I wanted to call this climb 'Welcome to Itatiaia'." After dropping out on his first attempt, Ben claws his way to the top and then shouts out: "How the heck did you get back down again?" Kevin: "You have to jump across to the next boulder." Ben: "You mean the one from which you would surely die if you screw up?" Kevin: "That's the one! But don't forget the most important rule!" Ben: "Which rule?" Kevin: "Don't die!" Ben jumped. Tudo bem.
The hunger for adrenalin, the appetite for exhilaration, seemed satisfied. It was good that Gustavo Fontes and Caio Salomão AFeto were part of the crew. It was them who had provided Lukas Irmler with excellent support during his slackline mission.
Rope climbing was the agenda for the next day - the ascent of Enzo Oddo's line was waiting for them. They climbed a route that was fitted with bolts only as far as the first half. On the second half you had to fit protection yourself. Kevin wanted to lead it. Ben reckoned that even without wedges they had enough pro to make it reasonable. However, assuming is not knowing. This important concept didn't sink in for Ben until he was above the last bolt and had to acknowledge that they were not going to get through on his protection. Retreat? No. Go on? OK, tudo bem after all. Ben managed to gain headway though he was "mentally fried", but did they have enough tudo bems left for the Oddo route? Dusk was knocking gently on the door and Kevin was almost there. He had the redpoint, the send, in the palm of his hands, but the sun was setting behind the horizon in a haze of red clouds. Shame. It was over. Tudo bem.
In keeping with tradition, the final evening back in Rio was spent on the beach. Sand, bikinis, surfers and a crowd that happily cheered the setting sun. That is what you do here. Every evening. A shout of jubilation from the Brazilian soul, a celebration of the country's beauty, a celebration of the Brazilian way of life, a feeling that lives through the stark contrasts and is still authentic and life-affirming. Ben and Kevin will definitely come back. That is certain. Tudo bem.


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Cowboys Injury Report: S Matt Johnson hopes to be back on the field Monday
OXNARD, Calif. – Matt Johnson's roster spot seems far from secure at this point. The second-year safety hopes that on Monday he can restart the process of locking it down by at least taking part in practice on a limited basis.
"That's kind of the plan," he said. "…I want to be out here and prove myself."
That's been a constant battle for Johnson because he has yet to play in an NFL regular season game. He hurt both hamstrings last season and on Aug. 4, in the Cowboys' victory over Miami, he was forced to leave the game because of a stress reaction in the navicular bone in his left foot. The injury actually happened the previous week during practice.
"It's been tough," he said. "The good thing with these guys is I don't feel left out. But being an injured guy, you kind of feel left out anyway because you're not out here, you're not doing anything."
Here is a look at the rest of the injury report:
Injury Report
Position; Player; Injury; Status; Last Full Practice
Status Unchanged
LB; Alex Albright; Back; Day-to-day; July 30
WR; Cole Beasley; Foot; 1 week; Aug. 8
CB; Morris Claiborne; Knee; Day-to-day; Aug. 6
OL; Ryan Cook; Back; Day-to-day; Aug. 6
DL; Tyrone Crawford; Achilles; Season; July 21
G; Ray Dominguez; Shoulder; Day-to-day; July 29
S; Eric Frampton; Hamstring; Week-to-week; Aug.8
S; Matt Johnson; S; Foot; Out indefinitely; Aug. 2
G; Kevin Kowalski; Knee; 2-4 weeks; July 30
DT; Sean Lissemore; Groin; Day-to-day; Aug. 8
G; Nate Livings; Knee; Out indefinitely; July 30
DT; Jay Ratliff; Hamstring; 1 week; N/A*
LB; Ernie Sims; Groin; Day-to-day; Aug. 8
DE; Anthony Spencer; Knee; 2-4 weeks; N/A*
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In the recent Opelousas Catholic Junior High Awards Ceremony, two special presentations were made near the end of the program. Logan Warren earned the Eighth Grade Highest Average Award for the year, while Ethan Warren was honored with the Junior High Viking Award as voted on by his classmates for his outstanding character, work ethic and Christian qualities. Logan and Ethan are the twin sons of Blake and Ann Warren, of Sunset.
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Mystery Samsung WP7 phone leaks
Samsung may have a second Windows Phone 7 device beyond the Cetus, as a leak today has shown a new design. It's neither rounded like the Cetus nor similar to the i8910-based workhorse model given to developers and the press. Andrej Tozon's photos show a rectangular body with no front camera and bottom buttons clearly designed for Microsoft's new mobile OS.
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Open ended question: Who should be the Rangers center fielder?
SURPRISE, Ariz. – Perhaps the biggest on-field question the Rangers have to answer this spring is who will be the opening day center fielder?
Club officials have said the battle between Julio Borbon, who has started in center the last two opening days, Josh Hamilton, who started there for most of the playoffs last year and for most of the season in 2008 and 2009, Craig Gentry and Leonys Martin is wide open.
Obviously, Hamilton will be in the lineup, but the Rangers would like to have him in left, rather than center. Gentry and Hamilton formed a pretty solid center field platoon late last year with Gentry playing against left-handed pitchers and Hamilton moving over to center against right-handers with David Murphy going to left.
So, how should it stack up this year?
Here are pros and cons on each guy. Give us your vote below and offer up your comments:
Julio Borbon
Pro: He's had two years of experience out there and should be in position to make a big leap after returning from an ankle injury. In the non-Hamilton category, he's got the most experience.
Con: Manager Ron Washington said he still has to "develop his instincts." It's nearly impossible to develop instincts. Either you have them or you don't.
Craig Gentry
Pro: He's the best defender of the quartet and also both the smartest and perhaps fastest of the baserunners. If it is about defense, Gentry should be the frontrunner.
Con: Though Gentry defended himself adequately against right-handed pitching last year, the Rangers generally view him as a platoon player, capable of hitting lefties, but not right-handers.
Josh Hamilton
Pro: He can play the position as well as any of the group and moving him to center would allow the Rangers to have their best offensive outfield on the field as David Murphy would step in in left.
Con: Hamilton is injury prone and even if not crashing into walls, the wear and tear from center field is bound to have an impact on his huge body.
Leonys Martin
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Get Well Quotes are a wonderful way to show your loved one how much you care
Get Well Quotes can be the best way to show your loved one you care. These quotes can lift their spirits when they are feeling down or just show them that you are there for them in their time of need. These Get Well Quotes should be from the heart and display the thoughtfulness and general feelings of wishing the loved one to get well soon.
Get Well Quotes can be displayed on a quick note you can hand to your loved one. The quote(s) can be put on a card from yourself or a group of people to show thoughtfulness to your loved one. You can even hand make a card for this occasion to exercise your creativity and to make it more personal. A quote or two can be put on a Facebook wall of your loved one to display your kindness and get well wishes. You can even start an event in honor of your loved one to bring all said quotes to them in the hospital or at home if they are bed ridden. You can use Get Well Quotes with your cell phone to send sms text messages to help bolster your loved ones attitude and help them get better faster.
Here are some great examples of Get Well Quotes that you can use in any way you wish to help your loved one get through their illness:
Being in the hospital is depressing but just remember, where else will you get your breakfast in bed? Get well soon!
We are thinking of you and wishing you a quick recovery!
Sometimes the treatment is worse than the ailment, so speed it up and get better!
You are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Get better for you and for us!
Hurry up and get out of there as quickly as possible!
With the warmest of wishes we hope that you are recovering and getting better day by day.
We want our healthy and happy person back, get well soon!
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. ~Franklin E. Roosevelt
Hope your burdens are feeling lighter, and each day is a little bit brighter.
Comfy clothes, cozy bed, big soft pillow for your head. Worry not, the world can wait; take your time and recuperate.
Here is a card to say, God bless you today!
You don't have to go through this alone, I am here for you now and forever.
May each day bring happiness and brighter times!
Hope you'll soon be feeling fine, the way you were before. Because things just won't be the same, until you're well once more.
Hope you are feeling better, if not go out in the hall and walk behind other people in hospital gowns!
The best of healers is good cheer. ~Pindus
Time is the best doctor. ~Proverb
After two days in the hospital, I took a turn for the nurse. ~W.C. Fields
Pain, pain go away!
The greatest healing therapy is friendship and love
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Get Well Soon Messages | Get Well Quotes Are a Wonderful Way to Show How Much You Care | Get Well Messages for Loved Ones Who Are Not Feeling Well | Get Well Sayings For Your Sick Family Member | Your Get Well Message Can Mean A Lot To Your Loved One | Funny Get Well Quotes Are The Best Medicine | Get Well Wishes Messages Bring Positive Thoughts


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The performance, hosted by University Program Board (UPB), will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. with a question and answer session from 8:30 to 9 p.m. on Thursday in the Bone Student Center's Circus Room.
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Specific Experience, Household Structure, and Intergenerational Transfers: Farm Family Land and Labor Arraangements in Developing Countries
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Five Ways Hanukkah and Christmas are Alike, and Five Ways They Are Different
This year, more people will celebrate the holiday of another religion with friends and family than ever before, largely due to intermarriage and our increasingly multicultural society. When helping others to celebrate their traditions, it may be fun and useful to know a little about how the two main December holidays are similar, and how they differ. The below tidbits may add to the appreciation of the other's holiday, or enable you to better explain your own traditions—or simply provide a good ice-breaker over eggnog or latkes.
Did you know the holidays are similar in that…
1. Both Hanukkah and Christmas have roots in the Winter Solstice. The shortening of the days was the basis for many holidays that pre-date Hanukkah and Christmas. In ancient Rome, December 25th was considered the birthday of the sun, and many cultures who celebrate the Winter Solstice do so by lighting large bonfires both in public and near their homes. Others see it as a purifying holiday and incorporate ritual cleansings into their celebrations.
2. The story of Hanukkah and the story of Christmas both have a connection to the Roman Empire. The Maccabees, heroes of the Hanukkah story, drew the Romans into the region as allies during their 2nd Century BCE revolt against the Greek-Seleucid Empire in Syria. By the time of Jesus' birth two centuries later, Rome controlled the land and Romans would play a central role in the story of his life.
3. While Christmas' central icon is the Christmas tree, and Hanukkah's central icon is the hanukkiah (Hanukkah menorah), both are filled with light—the Christmas tree through lighted decorations and the menorah through the glow of the candles.
4. Both Christmas and Hanukkah commemorate miracles—Christmas with the Virgin Birth, and Hanukkah with the miracle of the Jerusalem Temple oil lasting eight days.
5. Both holidays' stories are centered around a pivotal family. Hanukkah features the story of the brothers Maccabee, and Christmas is centered around Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.
Did you know the holidays differ in that…
1. While both Christmas and Hanukkah have special traditions in the home that are well-known—Christmas is marked with a Christmas tree and decorations, Hanukkah by the lighting of the menorah and playing dreidel—both also have special worship services. However, the midnight mass of Christmas is far more well known (and well-attended) than the extra Torah reading and other additional liturgies read in the synagogue services for Hanukkah.
2. The story of the baby Jesus is written in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, which are part of the Christian Bible and serve as primary source text for the religion. The Hanukkah story, however, is written in the First and Second Book of Maccabees in the Apocrypha, which is in addition to but not part of the Hebrew Bible, or Tanakh.
3. Christmas is a major holiday and also a national holiday. Hanukkah, on the other hand, is technically a "minor holiday" on the Jewish calendar, as it has limited Jewish legal prohibitions about what can and can't be done compared to a holiday like Yom Kippur (work is allowed during Hanukkah, for example). Hanukkah has, however, become the national Jewish holiday in the United States, and most Jews here would say it is very important to them.
4. Christmas has one of the most identifiable figures the world-over: Santa Claus, who takes different forms in different countries (St. Nikolas, Father Christmas, etc.), but generally looks similar and plays the same role of distributing gifts to children. Hanukkah, however, does not have a persona like Santa Claus, and is instead represented by the symbols of menorah and dreidel, with gifts distributed directly by parents and grandparents—usually spread over the course of eight evening rather than on one exciting morning.
5. Christmas symbolizes the beginning of the Christian religion with the birth of the baby Jesus, and therefore Christianity couldn't exist without Christmas. Judaism existed long before the story of Hanukkah, and therefore Judaism could still exist without Hanukkah. However, had the Maccabees not won freedom for Israel, it's quite possible the Jews wouldn't have survived, and therefore neither Hanukkah nor Christmas would be with us today.
BONUS FACT: Another holiday celebrated this time of year, Kwanzaa, also has a lot in common with Hanukkah. For example, those who celebrate Kwanzaa light the seven-candle kinara and exchange gifts. But that is for another list!
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So, Imagine This . . .
You're sitting in the ER, waiting for a small stitch after an incident with the not-so-friendly neighborhood chinchilla, and you overhear a doctor talking to a mother whose child has nephrotic syndrome. The doctors suggestion?
He would like to give the child measles.
Okay, this would not actually happen. Nephrotic syndrome is now managed with steroids, but up until 1969 infecting nephrotic syndrome patients with measles was a fairly common practice. Why, you ask?
It's simple, really. Doctors treating children with nephrotic syndrome – a rare kidney disease – noticed that almost 100% of their patients spontaneously recovered after contracting wild measles. Analysis on why this works indicates that unlike steroids (which suppress the immune system), infecting the patients invigorated their immune system so much that they were able to cure themselves.
Um, Isn't Infecting People With Measles Dangerous?
Great question! I'm no infectious disease expert, but I find it interesting that the common flu has a mortality rate of about 7%, which is 6.8% higher than the measles. (source: CDC)
"According to the CDC, prior to the introduction of the vaccine, measles was a nearly universal infection occurring most commonly in 5-9 year olds with 90% of U.S. children immune by age 15. Most kids recovered fully within a few weeks with life-long immunity. Reported complications from data collected between 1985-1992 included pneumonia (6%), encephalitis (.1%), seizures (.6-.7%), and death (.2%). These occurred most frequently in children under 5 and adults over 20. These complications may, in fact, have been exacerbated by allopathic interventions to treat common symptoms such as fever reduction using antipyretics."
Additional research shows that giving a generous dose of Vitamin A to patients with acute measles is beneficial for the "prevention of mortality, pneumonia and other secondary complications in children." (source) Cod liver oil, anyone?
Interestingly, the measles vaccine utterly failed to effect any cure when doctors tried to use it. Only patients whose immune systems were engaged naturally recovered.
So why isn't this therapy used today? Some people believe the introduction of the vaccine in 1963 and the eventual end of the practice in 1969 were related. Perhaps it is harder to sell a vaccine when doctors are using the same disease therapeutically?
So You're Saying Infections Can CURE?
Not exactly. Let me tell you a little story that will explain. Back in 1890, Dr. William B. Coley was your real "under-achiever" type – his first degree was from Yale and his second Harvard! In the first case of his career, Dr. Coley treated Bessie Dashiell, a very close friend of John D. Rockefeller. Dashiell had a sarcoma on her hand, so the hand was amputated in perfect textbook fashion.
Unfortunately, "the cancer spread throughout her body, and she died a horrible death. Coley was shaken by the woman's death and decided there had to be a better way to treat cancer. He spent many hours going through the records of New York Hospital until he found a clue. In 1885, a poor German immigrant named Stein had had surgery for round cell sarcoma four times, and his case was considered hopeless. Then he was infected with erysipelas. He nearly died from the infection, but when he recovered, the cancer was gone. Coley searched for Stein throughout the lower East Side ghetto until at last, six years later, he found Stein — in the best of health." (source)
What did Coley do when his next sarcoma patient came? He infected him with erysipelas! The patient, named Zola, went into complete remission after overcoming the bacterial infection.
With this success under his belt, Coley tried again. Some terminal patients died of erysipelas, some went into complete remission, and some were unable to contract erysipelas and died of cancer. Over time Coley pinpointed where the therapeutic effect was coming from: It wasn't a specific component of erysipelas . . . it was erysipelas' tendency to induce a high fever.
Eventually, he figured out a way to induce fever without risking his patients lives – using a cocktail called "Coley's Toxins." Though his work was pushed aside for many years by mainstream therapies such as radiation, Coley's Toxins are currently being manufactured in Canada by MBVax Bioscience. Every published study so far indicates that they are as good, or better, than modern therapies.
Fever Reducers, Vaccines And The Cancer Epidemic
So what's the takeaway here? For me, it boils down to this statement:
"When I treat a child for fever, I consider myself to be treating cancer at that point."
Dr. Thomas Cowan, 2011 Wise Traditions Conference (paraphrased)
What I believe Dr. Cowan was saying is that a properly managed fever can be protective against cancer and other inflammatory diseases. For whatever reason, we can't just hand our body the "answer key" in a vial and call it a day. We tried that with the measles vaccine and nephrotic syndrome, and we've tried it in this case, too.
Injecting immunobodies and/or inducing high temperatures from external heat sources does not produce the same effect as a fever.
The body has to do the work itself – stimulating the fever, sending macrophages into defense mode, making interferon, maturing dendritic cells, the whole shebang.
By fearing fevers, have we traded certain infections for chronic diseases and even cancer?
"Your great-grandparents faced infectious diseases that hardly threaten you today: tuberculosis, polio, cholera, malaria, yellow fever, measles, mumps, rubella, smallpox, typhoid, typhus, tapeworm, hookworm…. But there's also a long list of modern illnesses that your great-grandparents barely knew: asthma, eczema, hay fever, food allergies, Crohn's disease, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis. The coincidence of the rise in these "inflammation" diseases, characterized by an overactive immune system, with the decline of infection is almost certainly not a coincidence."
Wall Street Journal: Dirtier Lives May Be Just The Medicine We Need
No doubt some of you will think I am proposing an incredibly irresponsible approach. All I can say is this: There are reportedly more than 200 vaccines in the pipeline for infectious and non-infectious diseases. (source) Before we trade these diseases away, let's consider whether they might be worth keeping around.
"Give me a medicine to produce a fever and I can cure any disease."
~ Hippocrates
Further Reading:
5 Ways To Treat A Fever Naturally
Flu Shots May Double Your Chance Of Getting Sick
Pox Parties: Proven Immunization Or Russian Roulette?
A Dose Of Reality: Tetanus Vaccines Fail To Protect
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54 Responses to Are Fever Reducers Fueling The Cancer Epidemic?
I find this very interesting! My mom read last week that it has been clinically shown that people with cancer as adults were found to have had a remarkably small amount of childhood illness. It's very compelling to consider that illnesses in childhood exercise the immune system for a healthier adulthood.
and, P.S. from my vaccine research a few years ago, I came away with the idea that measles, of any of the vaccine related illnesses, is one I wouldn't mind my kids getting for the immune benefits it provides. Anyone I'd admit that to in real life besides my mom and husband would think I'm a lunatic.
Not arguing but I had every chilhood disease…mumps and measles at the same time! Chicken pox, fifths disease, flu, and 7yooth abcesses and fought them all with fevers and recoveted quite normally…BUT 5yrs ago I had a double mastectomy for breast cancer….?????
I've done A LOT of research on fevers, and all I can say is that it pays to let your kid have one. Yes they're going to be uncomfortable and grumpy, but dealing with that now beats dealing with the problems they can face later on down the road from the effects of fever reducers and/or antibiotics. God designed our bodies to heal themselves, and a fever is the #1 way it starts the process with most bacterial or viral infections. If we keep shoving fever reducers into our kids, it's like we're telling them that we know better than their body knows. Is there a possibility that one day their body will stop reacting the way it was designed to react because we've stepped in and taken over so much that it hasn't needed to do it on it's own? Maybe. That's a scary thought. I for one am not going to stress out over a fever. I am going to pay close attention and be proactive in my child's health though.
Interesting speculation Megan. It seems possible, much like repeated use of laxatives can cause the body to stop moving bowels naturally, or repeated use of lip balm can cause the body to stop producing natural moisturizers.
Wow. Its always interesting to hear what you find in your research. Just last weekend both my kiddies (2.5 yrs & 6 mo old) had fevers. I've learned enough to know not to give fever reducers. There are other things I do to help keep thm comfortable but we let the fever do its job. Anytime I mention to someone "my kiddo has a fever", first thing they say is – have you given them Tylenol (or something like that). It can be difficult to do but letting the body do its job is best! Thanks heather for another insightful post.
I LOVe your genius!!! This article is amazing. Thank you sosososo much!!! It makes such perfect sense. We traded one set of illnesses for another. I can't wait to read this article to my husband he will love it!
Thank you for this! I have always wondered about the not-so-good side effects of pain relievers. I had crippling back pain for the last part of the year or so. I was so adamant to not use these pills and I really appreciate the natural alternatives!
– Katie
Another spot-on post! Genius!!!!!
That's pretty crazy! But it does make sense. When our body has the right resources it's MADE to heal itself (if that weren't the case, why would we have immune systems?)
So random question: what does it mean if you DON'T get fevers anymore? One of the last fevers I had was really high, and ever since that, no "real" fevers. I even had a pretty severe kidney infection and no fever – not even a tiny bit. Even medical professionals couldn't figure out why I didn't have one. Just curious if anyone has heard of that
Wow! This is incredible! A fever always sounds like a scary thing, but this is never talked about anymore. Another reason not to vaccinate. Although I have received just about every vaccine under the sun. Thankfully, I have not had a single vaccine since the fall of 2007. I will not be getting another one!
What about in the cases of kids who get febrile seizures? This is tricky for our family. We rarely treated fevers in our daughter, letting all but the highest fevers run their course, until she had a really scary febrile seizure at 2 1/2. She stopped breathing and turned blue, only for a minute or so, but it was awful. Her pediatrician advised us to treat for every single fever with meds (of course), and this has become a tough choice for us. I keep trying to let her fevers go, but once they start to really spike I give her ibuprofen… I'm just too scared that she'll have another seizure. I'm hoping that once she hits an age when we can stop worrying about the seizures, we can stop treating every fever.
My chiropractor recommends germanium supplements just a thought hope it helps:)
Kerry… if you don't mind me asking, what was her temperature when she had the febrile seizure? From my understanding, febrile seizures occur when a fever goes up too quickly and the child's immature brain can't adjust quick enough… which is why they outgrow it. It's not based on how high the temp is… at least from a lot of medical sites I've read.
The Holistic Baby Guide by Randal Neustaedter, OMD, is a great resource for learning about how to treat fevers with homeopathic or chinese medicine. When my son had a sudden high, high fever we took his recommendation for the homeopathic medicine Belladonna (can be found at most health food stores) and it really helped.
Thanks SO MUCH for this article! I especially appreciate all the research. I'm with Kerry…my 2.5 year old had a seizure in January, with the same thing….lips blue, not breathing (although she was….just shallow) and we thought she was dying. We typically don't treat fevers in this house, but that sure scared us. We are still trying to not treat the fever, and are learning to try the natural approaches for lowering a fever or at least making our kids more comfortable during one. Keep sending these articles, so we can post and share with others too!
In reading the article and all the comments I'm left wondering what exactly is considered a high fever?
Kathy… I think a high fever would be different for everyone. When my kids get sick they usually have fevers around 102. So for us that's not high. 104 and up would be high for us, and it would depend on how the child was acting as to what course of action we took. I think if a fever started climbing to a level where I was uncomfortable in my young child, I'd start natural treatments to bring it down to a more comfortable level. You don't want to drop the fever entirely… which is what meds do, but bringing it down some isn't a bad thing.
Great article! We need a big shift in the way that we think about fevers!
In the sencond paragraph, you said, "Measles is now managed with steroids" but I think you mean "nephrotic syndrome is now managed by steroids", right?
I think in the 50's measles was also observed to shrink and eliminate tumor forming cancers but the research was abandoned after the vaccine was introduced. I think that they are now developing an engineered measles virus to treat tumor forming cancers, I can't remember where I read that though. I wish I could have had the measles!
This is so interesting. I had kidney failure when I was five and a half, but I mostly recovered from it. Ever since, though, I've had what I guess could be described as a mild case of nephrotic syndrome, which I've been working hard over the last two years to try and cure. Makes me wish I had had measles as a kid! But I am super intrigued by the fever thing. I wonder if I came down with a bad fever if it would help??
I've heard of measles putting cancer into remission as well, so now I'm wondering if it was the fever part of it. My dad died of cancer at a young age, so I have like a hyper interest in preventing it.
I've not vaxxed my kid against measles yet. I've read so many things that makes it seem like it's actually a beneficial illness to have. But it's also kind of scary because you never see it anymore and allopathic treatments are dangerous, so it's really hard to predict what would happen should my son get it, and how do I know he's getting the right treatment for it? As it is, it seems his chances of ever being exposed are pretty slim, anyway.
I am also curious about how many days to let a fever go. I read the I info on WAP website about fevers as well a few other sites and they mostly mention not letting it go beyond 3 days. curious what should happen after 3 days? our 2 yo hit day 4 at 103 degrees with croup and we finally reduced bc she wasn't sleeping and she began to have some delirium. but did we prolong this illness bc of that? going into week 3 with coughs still lingering in both 2 to and 2 month old.
Very interesting and insightful, as usual! My daughter, who had all-over-body eczema, would always completely clear up anytime she had a fever, with it only to return when the fever went away. She is now 5 and has occasional patches, but it always blew my mind when she got a fever and her eczema completely vanished! My only question is what do you do about pain? I have mostly avoided fever reducers and my kids are unvaccinated, but I have given fever-reducers a couple of times in the case where they were in severe pain….like a double middle ear infection. This way, I could use herbals and avoid antibiotics, but also alleviate the pain. Is there any alternatives to help with pain without using a fever reducer? What about good ol-fashioned aspirin?
I have a one year old and a 3 year old who just got over their fevers yesterday. Not a single symptom until the fever broke. Now they both have a bit of a cough and slightly runny nose. I found it so fascinating to see how they fought it. My older son would be playing and singing while his temp was anywhere between 101-102. Above 102 he'd get pretty lethargic and lay down. It reminded me of the billowing of a fire. He'd have big burst of heat, then he'd cool down for awhile (where he would then play, eat, and drink), and then have another round of a higher temp.
I found the study you linked regarding high doses of vitamin A a bit confusing. So the mortality rate is only reduced for children two and under?
Great Article as always Heather! My now 1 year old son had an incredibly high fever when he was about 8 months old. It was so very scary but he was over it within a couple days. He slept on my chest and breastfed the entire time. I read your posts on my phone while I snuggled his hot little body and it was so reassuring to know I was doing the right thing allowing him to fight the infection on his own.
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I love this article but do you mind if I ask you a few questions. Is there ever a point ie a certain temp you would consider reducing a fever. Also what about natural methods to reduce fevers. My little 4 year old had very high temp but by putting her in a room temp bath I could bring her fever down enough to let her sleep for a few hours before it spiked again. This seems to work for the 24 hours of fevers plus sucking on ice cubes. This is not recommended too as it also brings the fever down?
This is a great post that I am going to share on my facebook page. There is also a lot of excitement about helminth therapy for autoimmune disease — in line with the Hygiene hypothesis.
Heather, thank you for this most informative post. It did put my mind at ease a bit while I'm still awake keeping a close watch on my 9 month old who has her third fever within the past ten days. My 6 & 4 yr olds had a fever/stomach flu which started two weeks ago. I have never experienced such a long, drawn out virus. My son was vomiting/diarhera that he became dehydrated & was admitted to the hospital. Have you experienced a fever revisiting within a short period like this? I know it's a virus, I just feel I don't know what my next step should be to put a stop to it.
I'm committed to making a lot of lifestyle changes in the way I shop & what our family eats. It's overwhelming at times. I did not have my children vaccinated, ever, but after experiencing this ugly flu bug for so long, I'm second guessing myself.
I really appreciate your blog- & your mission. Hope this makes sense, I have quite a bit of sleep to catch up on! Thank you
Have you ever read anything while researching that would point to high fevers causing damage to teeth in small children? My mother has been told by her mother all her life that her teeth are very weak due to a high fever when she was little. Although she was given high fructose corn syrup in her bottles also (EEEkkkkk!). My thoughts lean more towards nutrition than the fact that she had a high fever, I've done a little searching online but haven't actually found any good information on the matter. It would interesting to see if you had sources on the subject that I could read. And as always, another great post! Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your posts!
This reminds me of a radio program I heard on infecting oneself with some kind of parasite (one of the worms, can't remember details now) to cure allergies. I've known for a while now that fevers can be beneficial, but this is definitely new information for me. Thanks for sharing.
Really excellent article that was thoroughly researched but succinct and thought-provoking. Thank you for your work.
I wish I had known more about vaccinations when I had the first of my three kids. I just did what my doctor recommended. I could kick myself for it now!
The one thing I have to say is that there is some correlation between a lot of high fevers in young children and poor tooth enamel. My oldest daughter (9) has had some cavities filled b/c the enamel on her teeth isn't as strong as it should be. The dentist told me it is due to many high fevers as a young child while the teeth were still forming!
When my son was two years old, he came down with 105 fever that wouldn't drop. We finally took him into the doctor after two or three days (not sure exactly, this was about eight years ago). After the fever broke, his joins hurt him so badly he couldn't stand; he crawled on his knees for quite a few days. Afterward, I researched more and found out it could have been scarlet fever or rheumatic fever he had. Now I fear that he has damage to his eyes or heart. Have you heard what to do for high fever in these cases?
Great Article. Definitely interesting reading. My wife always wants to bring the temps of our kids down at the first sign of fever. I will let the next one run and see what happens. Its funny how everything old is new again and everything new seems to be not helping us the way we think it will.
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Articles like this are very upsetting. As an ICU nurse I have seen multiple cases where fever caused severe brain damage. Normally the hypothalamus regulates body temperature but that does not mean it will never malfunction. The hypothalamus can mistakenly reset itself to think that an elevated body temperature is the new normal. This can lead to damage of brain tissue THAT WILL NOT RETURN! It's easy to research different topics and focus on the material that agrees with your point. But, there's needs to be a balanced approach. Sacrificing your children's health is Not part of a balanced approach. A temperature of 103 or 104 can be managed at home with NSAIDS, but once the fever hits 105, head to the hospital. I have never seen anyone recover from a temperature of 108, NEVER.
Hi Heather! I'm new to this blog and like the info you provide! Just wondering, what have you vaccinated your kids with? I love this article and will be using this from now on.
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Whether it's a case of election-year theatrics or a realization that it's time to get serious about a problem that has plagued Fall River for far too long, it looks like the City Council may finally get down to business to address the city's economic development crisis. The council Tuesday night voted 9-0 to take action via a resolution sponsored by City Councilor Michael Miozza. However, resolutions — the council's favorite nonbinding policy tool — do not always spur the action they call for.
As Mayor Will Flanagan said after the meeting, "These are huge issues and they're not going to be settled with one resolution." It is the action that follows that could set the city on the course to a brighter future.
While all nine councilors signed onto the resolution, the path they will take is anything but certain right now. The councilors seem to be in agreement that something needs to change with the way the city handles economic development matters, yet it appears that many of the councilors have different views on the best way to change it.
Although the resolution calls on Flanagan to hire an economic development director accountable to him and the City Council, some councilors weren't so sure that was the best approach. The resolution also calls on the mayor to meet with the council at a meeting in May to address economic development approaches.
Part of that discussion will likely involve the role and relationship of the private, nonprofit Fall River Office of Economic Development serving as the city's lead economic development agency. While FROED does serve an important role in the Fall River's economic tool box, it may not be equipped to reverse the downward trends that have plagued the city for years.
As Councilor Eric Poulin – who is not seeking re-election – pointed out, FROED was established to offer low-interest loans to stabilize businesses and help create and stabilize jobs. It was not intended to be the city's lead economic engine, but that role has "morphed over time" through very close ties to city government and public funding, along with its administrative agreement with the Redevelopment Agency. As a result, the public expects FROED to take the lead on economic development, although its track record indicates it may not be equipped to deliver results given the massive challenges the city faces.
While a new economic development director with fresh ideas and a new energy could help the city explore new approaches to attracting and retaining economic development and jobs, it is by no means a panacea without the city enacting more business-friendly policies and incentives that will spur private investment in the city.
The city's longstanding economic crisis and crippling unemployment rates must be part of a serious discussion that is long overdue. However, councilors should be advised to address this as a crucial, rational public policy discussion and not use it as a tool for election-year grandstanding and politically expedient decision-making that may not get to the root of the problem.
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SECTION 44-87-10. Definitions.
As used in this chapter:
(1) "Asbestos abatement entity" means any individual, partnership, firm, association, corporation, sole proprietorship, or other business concern as well as any governmental, religious, or social organization or union with one or more employees or members which performs asbestos removal or encapsulation.
(2) "Asbestos project" means any activity involving the removal, encapsulation, enclosure, renovation, repair, demolition, or other disturbance of friable asbestos containing materials.
(3) "Contractor" means any individual partnership, corporation, or other business concern that performs asbestos abatement for a building owner but that is not a permanent employee of the building owner.
(4) "Department" means the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control.
SECTION 44-87-20. License required for each asbestos abatement project; fees; application for license.
Asbestos abatement entities performing asbestos projects shall, before beginning work on a project, obtain an asbestos abatement license from the department. The license must be obtained for each project, and the fee for the license is based on the square footage or linear footage of asbestos to be removed as follows:
(1) for projects, excluding special projects, removing less than two hundred fifty square feet or linear feet of asbestos - twenty-five dollars;
(2) for projects removing between two hundred fifty and ten thousand square feet or linear feet of asbestos - ten cents for each square foot or linear foot;
(3) for projects removing more than ten thousand square feet or linear feet - one thousand dollars.
The department shall retain the fees imposed by this section.
The department may prescribe appropriate license application forms and may require attachment thereto documentation sufficient to verify that the appropriate fee is paid. The department may by regulation define a category of special projects and prescribe alternate procedures and fees for licensing special projects.
The department shall retain the fees imposed by this section.
SECTION 44-87-30. Annual license for contractors, supervisors, workers, air sampling professionals and consultants; fees; application for license.
Contractors, supervisors, workers, air sampling professionals, and consultants engaged in an asbestos project shall obtain an annual license from the department according to the following schedule:
(1) contractor - one hundred dollars;
(2) supervisor - fifty dollars;
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(5) consultant - one hundred dollars. Licenses are valid for one year from the date of issue. The department may prescribe license application forms and may require attachment thereto documentation sufficient to verify that the appropriate fee is paid. The department by regulation may define other categories and requirements for licensing of personnel who perform asbestos abatement work on special projects.
The department shall retain the fees imposed by this section.
SECTION 44-87-40. Rules and regulations.
The department may promulgate and enforce regulations to implement this chapter and to prescribe standards of performance for asbestos removal operations and criteria for obtaining the licenses required by this chapter.
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Some have compared Mark Ingram to former Cowboys star Emmitt Smith.
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"I mean, he's the leading rusher in NFL history," Ingram said. "It's a great honor just to even be mentioned in the same breath with him. So it's a tremendous honor."
Are there any concerns on Ingram's part that comparisons to Smith sets the bar too high?
"It's just a comparison," he said. "Everybody is entitled to their own opinion. People get compared all the time.
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"Is your refrigerator running? Well, you better go catch it!"
No, it's not clever, but it's one of the many lines used by kids making prank phone calls.
I must admit, when I was a kid, years before caller ID came along, my friends and I made our fair share of prank calls. I clearly remember our last one.
My wife, Lori, and I are not good with houseplants. When she brings home a new plant, I shake my head, knowing the plant's likely demise. I want to pull it aside and whisper, "I'm so sorry she bought you. I promise I'll pray for you."
If plants could muster a police force, they would charge Lori and me with negligent homicide.
So last year, when some well-meaning friends gave us an amaryllis for Christmas, I thanked them kindly.
And as soon as they left, I knelt by their gift and offered last rites for it.
One of our greatest presidents and Kentucky native, Abraham Lincoln, once said of our country, "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." That quote comes to mind as we gather in the coming days to honor those who have fought and died in wars foreign and domestic to continue to guarantee the freedom that makes us the envy of other nations and their people around the world.
Memorial Day is a significant holiday in the state of Kentucky in a variety of ways. Broadly, it is the unofficial kickoff to summer with the school year winding down, vacationers descending in droves to our lakes and rivers, and warm weather and sunshine becoming the norm. While many use this holiday as a time to travel back to their hometowns for reunions and family cookouts, others use it as a time to pay respect to their lost loved ones by taking flowers to their gravesites.
A friend and gardening mentor told me when I first ventured into this labor of love called gardening that this hobby should be relaxing. "If it's stressful," he told me, "you're taking it too seriously."
His words echo in my ears as I stare at the freshly plowed ground, that chore the courtesy of a friend kind enough to break up the soil for me.
It happens every year: "Can I do this? Do I really want to start with the planting, the cultivating, the weeding?"
"Preacher," a church member said to me one Sunday, "I was driving in front of the church this morning, and I saw you standing by yourself up there at the top of the front steps. I knew what you were doing; I knew you were praying. And I just want you to know it made me feel better."
It somehow makes us feel better knowing somebody's praying, though I can't explain exactly why.
I've never been much of a country music fan, but I can listen to Ricky Skaggs sing,
Somebody's Prayin,' over and over.
To be honest, I'm not exactly a tolerant person. I can't stand stupidity, and I have little patience for people who do things that I consider to be stupid.
It's a shame to see people waste opportunities in life. They don't come around very often, and if you get a good one, you should take it and apply yourself to the best of your ability.
Jonathan Krueger was the kind of young man who did just that. He applied himself to his studies at the University of Kentucky, and he was part of a study abroad program that took him to London, England and Dublin, Ireland not long ago.
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Introducing Our New Weekly Books Column with the Bibliofella!
Categories: OC Bookly
|From Nick's book, which Andrew plugs!
Welcome to the Bibliofella's new weekly books blog for Orange County and beyond, a coffee klatch where I drink too much Joe and get overly excited about all the books you should be reading. Here reigns the dictatorship of the booklateriat, me, where I go on and on, but somehow still with brevity, wit and plenty of completely unsupportable claims about what I agree with myself about. Comments from readers? Well, if you insist, sure, why not? I have to warn you I am a real madcap, mercurial yet incredibly, charmingly persuasive.
Who knows: one week I might demand your support of a small, important avant-garde experiment. The following, I could easily pander to provincial middle-brow Orange County tastes, throwing you easy picks by way of our shared limits as regards geography and imagination. You decide. No, don't! I will, insisting on my own terrific opinions. Want to discuss a book you haven't read? Get your own blog. Call it "But I Saw the Movie." (A better name than this one's.)
For now let's synchronize our tastes, yours to the Bibliofella's. Embarking upon our maiden voyage on the S.S. Bookly, full steam ahead, I present a list of required OC literary reading: books you've read already and are conversant in, will purchase and read immediately, or simply buy and display on a shelf in your luxury home, condo, apartment or parents' living room now labeled, "The Bibliofella Recommends." (Send photos.)
Heads up: If you score "already read" on let's say half of these, consider yourself automatically enrolled in my book club. With membership comes an actual club you can use to beat on the head those who haven't, or only threaten them. Haven't read any at all? Read fast. Wear a helmet.
Online bonus feature! I've taken the liberty of describing you, to yourself, horoscope-style. Helpful, right? The short reader profile matches, remarkably and always completely accurately, the book suggested on Mr. Bib's list. Don't say I never gave you anything, besides the blog, the club and, an the chance to turn off the annoying TV, video game, cell phone or other machine you're plugged into, in other words to get what we bibliophiles call a life of the mind.
1. You're smart, political, drink too much, can't recognize your own hypocrisy. You buy drinks for others because maybe they will like you. Or maybe the barman or waitress will like you. Book: Victoria Patterson's interconnected short story collection, Drift, about truly awful, unhappy people in Newport Beach. Schadenfreude meets self contempt. Trust me.
2. You minored in English. So you know this book, saw the movie, which featured the young Ellen Barkin. The Bibliofella loves her, just so you know. Book: E.L Doctorow's The Book of Daniel, for no good reason except the excellent one that it ends in Corona del Mar and Doctorow, the Bibliofella's favorite novelist, wrote it while teaching at UCI. And it's based on the story of the Rosenbergs.
3. You're a brand-new Navel Gazing blogger and unshy about pandering to your boss, the Weekly editor. You're jealous that this funny-looking Mexican-American guy seems to have it all: political advice column, food reviews, beautiful girlfriend, radio interviews, two published books. Book: Gustavo Arellano, Orange County: A Personal History. Historical revisionism meets autobiography with jokes and, yes, restaurant recommendations from the ¡Ask a Mexican! columnist.
5. You regularly read the print edition of the New York Times book review, and saw the front-page celebration of this gorgeous book. Or maybe now you are looking it up online, as you should. Book: Michelle Latiolais, Widow: Stories. A short story collection whose writing gives us pleasure in just being in the company of the writer, who happens to run the MFA writing program over at UCI.
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