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my lovely old montana clematis has been sprayed with weedkiller by our nasty neighbour, thrown from her bedroom window, , the clematis is supported by a flowering current and forms a bit of privacy ,only just noticed it, but obviously was done a couple of weeks ago, you can see the line it has taken and also a dead patch of grass, will we lose it or can we do anything to save it, it is 10 yrs old.
Sorry Baywood, but what a s*** your neighbour is.
It depends on weedkiller used if your plant survives. I would cut it back ASAP removing all top growth right back to where, hopefully, there are unaffected leaves.
If it happened to me I would knock on her door and ask what weedkiller she used ...just like that. Your neighbour will know you know if nothing else. I would also inform the police and ask them to call on your neighbour. Take photos too if only to show your other neighbours but at least let it be known locally.
What sort of neighbour do you have? Clearly you are not on good terms!
Oh dear - is it worth seeking legal advice or will that just make matters worse?
As for the damage, it depends a great deal on the weedkiller used. If it was a systemic one and it was applied a fortnight ago it's likely to have spread to the roots by now.
Can you post a picture on here of the damage and the whole clematis and we'll see if anyone comes up with any ideas.
It's criminal damage and therefore a police matter but unfortunately these sorts of situations can escalate if they get involved so it depends on how well you know the neighbour and how they might react to a 'visit'.
I'd certainly follow Verdun's advice - cutting back etc and see what happens but it doesn't sound too good. They're pretty tough though, and if it's that age it might just recover with a bit of nurturing.
Why are people so horrible?
If you don't do anything about the neighbours they will just keep doing it and then what will you have left? Fit some computer cctv and catch them at it. Scum!
we have had ongoing issues with these rubbish people for a long time.
i have photos, but i dont want to put them on here because obviously we cannot prove that she did it , and the photos show her house and dont want any come back. this has been done before , about 3 years ago, but i saw her spray it with roundup, but we managed to cut it back and save it, but as we didnt see this happen, just wondereing if there is any chance of saving the clematis. I have cut it back as best i can, but it was just coming into flower
We aleeady have cctv but we will be readjusting their position, but have to be a bit careful not to be seen looking at their property. Yes, they are scum, dragged up rubbish.
Baywood - do these people rent - privately or otherwise? If so it would be worth seeking out the landlord and informing him/her. If not, how about getting one of those fake cctv cameras and wait till you know they're in and can see you fitting it? Might be enough to deter them from any more criminal damage - perhaps
No, they dont rent, unfortunately, this is long standing, explored all avenues, and not just garden damage lots of other things gone on, but cctv will be the answer i think, fake or otherwise
Baywood, do you think this was done as a random malicious act, or do you think that the plant has implications for your neighbour's garden? For instance, we didn't realise that fronds from our enormous climbing rose were leaning over and tapping on our neighbour's conservatory kitchen roof, and so they asked us to cut them, in fact offered to come round and do it, but my OH did it at once - all very amicable. A clematis montana is a prodigious grower, can weigh down a fence, or reach into a neighbouring garden. Does your neighbour hate that plant, or does she hate you? ie would she just as likely have poisoned your cat or slashed your tyres? Has she ever asked you to take the plant in hand? Does it shade her patio? Or attract insects she doesn't like?
I am not saying that her action is in any way justifiable, but if you do manage to save your plant, and I hope you do, and if you decide that escalating the conflict with legal/police involvement will only make things worse, maybe you could take avoiding action by making sure it is controlled on her side, or maybe asking her why she hates it so much, and if it is an issue of privacy, maybe think about other types of border marker, like a fence behind the plant.
You have my sincere sympathy Baywood. This kind of thing seems to be escalating and the big issue comes when you want to move - you have to inform potential new owners if there's any trouble with neighbours or there are legal implications. If we could guarantee that police getting involved would resolve things then decent people would be able to use that route but unfortunately the law seems to have no teeth. I hope the camera works for you - perhaps a real one would be the best idea.
Let us know how you get on anyway with the clematis.
The clematis is growing up a wall at the front of our house, it does not affect them at all, does not affect light etc, and it is clipped at least 3 times a year to ensure it does not encroach on their property, it is us she hates, not the clematis, . As far as moving, that will be more of a problem to them than us, and as police have already been involved before due to other incidents, one more wont make that much difference.
i just wanted some advice to see if there was any way of saving my lovely clematis from dying, it was a present from my mum in law . We live in a very sad world.
We do indeed Baywood. Don't know how these people sleep at night. I hope the clematis survives - it's a well established one so fingers crossed it will have survived. Perhaps the weedkiller won't have penetrated far enough and the currant might have deflected some of it too. Good luck.
Baywood, I can really sympathize with you as I have the same problem and the police did not help at all.
I was reluctant to react but snapped when it got worse. I knocked on their door and calmly said that I had witnesses and proof about their behaviour and have alerted the police too. They denied it all and told me that "I was hallucinating as I was a lonely old hag and made racist remarks.....".I replied by saying that they were weak bullies and that if they carried on I will "go further...." and then, despite their ranting, walked away. I must say, I was terrified but at my wits end. But, it seems to have worked and they have left me alone for a few months.
Unfortunately, despite what people say about "the law etc." it is best to avoid a confrontation as people like them never change. So maybe you could cut the plant down and try saving it by watering it copiously and see if it will shoot up again. If it does, keep it in control and do not give them a chance to aggravate the situation. Failing that, leave the area bare and see if it helps. Good luck.
Thank you for all you replies, sometimes it nice to see that i am not the only one suffering. Fortunately our local policeman is very good and is awaiting his chance! she is known for her sly and devious ways, and is very good and it, but give her enough rope, as the saying goes, just gets a bit frustrating waiting for it. I have cut back more damaged stuff this morning, but short of putting and umberella over it(haha) i cant stop her throwing more from her window. definately looking at CCTV , and the clematis will be nurtured and fed and watered to try and keep it going.
So depressing jatnik but well done for standing up to these horrid people despite the abuse you got. I hope they leave you alone from now on. I think it comes down to how fortunate you are in terms of how much notice the authorities will take with this sort of problem. It can make people's lives a misery and make them feel like prisoners in their own homes.
Just like we have for the last few years, they have such an impact on your life, you try to take refuge in your garden and they try to destroy that too!
Baywood, she sounds like someone who has the whole neighbourhood annoyed at her, so hopefully there is some solace for you in being able to let off steam to other neighbours. At least in that situation you know it is clear to absolutely everyone that you are not the cause of the problem, and not even 50% of it. She sounds like she has mental health issues - and from my experience, quite probably a personality disorder. Estimates suggest that somewhere between one in ten, and one in twenty people have these - they are very common, and the one trait that all the disorders share is that the people who have them cannot properly empathise with others, and therefore see anyone else's point of view other than their own. They have disordered relationships with everyone they meet, and there is no cure. But they can function in 'normal life' well enough and there is no treatment for it, so most of them are undiagnosed. Once you understand what these are, and read up about them, the strange and selfish behaviour of certain people in your life suddenly makes sense, and in my case, I have given people like that a wide berth. Hard when it's a neighbour though.
Yes, got it in one to all of the above. we try to be left alone, and for a while its ok, then she gets bored so trys to do something else for a bit of attention seeking. We have a very long list! Thanks for everyones support
Sorry to hear your story Baywood. Just out of interest in terms of how your clematis might hopefully re-grow, where in the country are you ?


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NRL player Richard Fa'aoso had just learnt that his football career was over and was having "suicidal thoughts" when he led police on a drunken car chase through south-west Sydney following a domestic incident involving his pregnant wife, a court has heard.
The 28-year-old Manly forward pleaded guilty in Campbelltown Local Court on Thursday to not stopping when directed to do so and resisting arrest over an incident on November 24 at Macquarie Fields.
He had previously pleaded guilty to mid-range drink-driving.
He was fined $2000, suspended from driving for nine months and placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond.
Fa'aoso's barrister Michael Sinadinovic told the court that, just prior to the incident, his client had been advised by a medical specialist that a broken neck sustained during a finals game in September meant that he should not "play football ever again".
"At the time of the offence that weighed greatly on his mind because he has no qualifications for any type of skilled work," Mr Sinadinovic said.
"To go from a position of playing football to a position of possible unemployment weighed upon him greatly."
The court heard that Fa'aoso returned home from a night of heavy drinking after hearing the news about his career and became involved in a "dispute" with his pregnant wife during which he grabbed a knife with "thoughts of suicide or self harm".
The 108kg Tongan international also knocked over furniture, kicked a door off its hinges and broke a window before his wife took their two young children and drove to her parents' house.
The domestic dispute continued at this premises in nearby Ingleburn and police were called.
When officers arrived, they tried to stop Fa'aoso as he drove past the premises but he kept driving and a police pursuit began.
Fa'aoso did not break the speed limit, the court heard, but ignored the police's lights, sirens and directions to stop for 2.5 kilometres.
The court heard that he was eventually stopped at Currawong Street, Ingleburn, where he briefly resisted arrest by using his "bulk and strength" to prevent police from getting him out of the car and handcuffing him.
Police discovered that Fa'aoso had "cuts on his hands". This, and comments he made, led them to have such concerns for his welfare they elected to take him to a nearby hospital rather than a police station.
On Thursday, Fa'aoso pleaded guilty to the failure to stop charge and the resist arrest charge.
A charge of malicious damage was withdrawn by police.
Mr Sinadinovic said Fa'aoso wanted to "apologise to the community and police for his behaviour" for which he was "deeply ashamed".
"He is very sorry and embarrassed about what happened," he said.
The 28-year-old was supported in court by his manager, father-in-law, Manly CEO David Perry and a representative from the rugby league player's association.
Magistrate Glenn Walsh noted that Fa'aoso had a previous criminal conviction for assault occasioning actual bodily harm in 2005 and had committed 16 driving infringements since 2003.
However, he took into account the player's guilty plea and the "difficult circumstances" surrounding the incident.
"I wish you all the best with the upcoming birth of your child," Mr Walsh said.
Fa'aoso made no comment as he left the court.
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|Grassley Presses for Answers on How Federal Judiciary will Handle Sequestration
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WASHINGTON – Senator Chuck Grassley, Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is pressing for a comprehensive plan from the federal judiciary in light of possible budget cuts due to sequestration.
Grassley said he became concerned after reading an email alerting him to the drastic measures the governing body of the federal court system would take if sequestration occurs. The email lacked any reference to actions the courts should already be taking to limit unnecessary spending, such as limiting conferences expenses and travel for judges and other employees. Savings generated by cutting these unnecessary expenditures could help the courts avoid layoffs, continue juror compensation, and ensure that defender services are maintained.
Grassley's concerns were presented today in a letter to Judge Thomas Hogan, the Director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts which is the operating body of the federal court system.
"The entire federal government is going to be absorbing some difficult cost saving measures. But, it's disappointing that the federal judiciary outlined draconian measures in a vague email instead of providing a comprehensive plan. It seems to present a Chicken Little mentality without much effort and forethought into avoiding major disruptions. The last thing we want is for people to be laid off or justice to be delayed," Grassley said. "The federal court system should have a detailed plan to ensure as little disruption as possible in case sequestration occurs. I've outlined a great deal of questionable spending by the federal judiciary that could easily be curbed to give the cost saving a jump start."
The Senate Judiciary Committee has jurisdiction over the federal courts system. Grassley has been conducting oversight of unchecked spending by the federal judiciary for several years.
Here's a copy of the text of the letter to Hogan. A signed copy can be found here.
November 8, 2012
Via Electronic Transmission
The Honorable Judge Thomas F. Hogan
Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building
One Columbus Circle N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20544
Dear Judge Hogan:
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (A.O.) sent an email recently to staff members of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary outlining the impact of the possible sequestration on the federal courts. As Ranking Member of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary, I want to ensure the A.O. has a more comprehensive plan for sequestration than was outlined in the email.
The A.O. warned that "[a]n 8.2 percent cut could amount to a $555 million [funding] reduction" and would be "devastating." In addition, the A.O. intimated the federal courts could be forced to downsize its staff across the country by approximately one third as well as potentially require involuntary separations and/or up to five weeks of furlough for court employees. Your office also cautioned that defender services would be severely impacted by the suspension of payments to private attorneys and their staffs. And finally, the A.O. suggested court security would be cut by fifty percent, and jurors would not be paid for their services.
There is no question that the funding reductions would be difficult to absorb. However, I find it surprising that while the A.O. has been quick to outline the number of employees who would be either involuntarily separated or furloughed, other operational expenses are not mentioned.
For a number of years, I have been raising concerns about the significant amount of court funding spent on non-case related travel. Thus far, the spending documents I have seen do not appear to justify the travel expenses associated with several events sponsored by various components of the judiciary. For instance, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held a weeklong conference in Maui, Hawaii, costing taxpayers well over $1 million. In another example, five district courts requesting new judgeships spent over $635,000 and used at least 1362 paid work days for non-court related travel in 2010 alone. Additionally, the Federal Public Defender's Office (FPDO) for the Eastern District of California recently spent at least $25,000 for an employee spa weekend. And in fact, the 62 FPDOs across the country have spent at least $17 million on travel expenses over the past two years alone. While these only represent several examples, if spending on items of this nature were curtailed, the savings could go a long way towards filling the funding shortfalls your office identified.
According to the March 13, 2012 Report on the Proceeding of the Judicial Conference of the United States,[1] the Budget Committee "developed a report to the Executive Committee on the status of the judiciary's cost-containment efforts." The report states that "given the current and expected worsening funding climate facing the judiciary, it is essential that the judiciary complete and implement, as soon as possible, as many of these initiatives as feasible."
I agree wholeheartedly that the judiciary needs to seek out and implement cost-containment measures, but I strongly encourage the A.O. to review the judiciary budget as a whole to identify those measures. For this reason, I am requesting the following additional information:
1) The detailed plan for how the A.O. intends to meet effectively the demands of any potential sequestration, and the demands of the federal court system.
2) The cost savings for each measure outlined in the plan provided in question (1) would generate.
3) Details regarding the decision-making process for determining where funding cuts would be made, how deep those cuts would be, and what, if any, programs would not receive a funding reduction.
4) Details about how funding for non-case related travel throughout the federal judiciary will be reduced.
5) The results of the Federal Judicial Center survey of judges "to ascertain which resources they consider most (and least) essential to performing their official duties."[2]
Thank you in advance for your prompt attention to this matter. I would appreciate receiving your response to this matter by December 4, 2012. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact my staff at (202) 224-5225.
Charles E. Grassley
Ranking Member
1. Report of the Proceedings of the Judicial Conference of the United States, at 9 (March 13, 2012), available at http://www.uscourts.gov/
2 Id. at. 7.
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: MediaTakeOut.com has learned that Tameka Foster Raymond's 11 year old son Kyle Glover suffered a near fatal accident on Lake Lanier in Georgia on Friday. Kyle Glover is the stepson of popular recording artist Usher.
Here's what happened. According to police, a boat was pulling Kyle and a 15 year old girl on an inner tube. When out of nowhere, a 38-year-old man driving a jet ski came out of no where and collided with the tube.
Kyle and the girl were both nearly killed by the collision. The two were both AIR LIFTED to the nearest hospital - with the girl being conscious, and Kyle completely out cold.
As of this morning, we're told that Kyle remains in critical condition. And that he has not yet regained consciousness.
Let's ALL pray that Kyle gets better soon.
EDITOR'S Update: According to our friends at TMZ, Kyle was declared brain dead this afternoon. Police are now looking into the 38 year old driver of the jet ski. There is some evidence that he was driving recklessly, and if so, he may be guilty of a homicide. Kyle was really a special young man, and if someone is responsible for this tragedy, he should be in JAIL.
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The American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), a Washington, D.C.-based organization that works to bring all forms of renewable energy into the mainstream of America's economy and lifestyle, recently elected John Geesman and Dan Reicher co-chairs of the board of directors.
Geesman joined the California Energy Commission in 2002 and currently serves on its renewables and facilities siting committees and is also the associate member of its research and development committee.
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Welfare need help!!!!!!!!!!!? my fiance is living with her parents in co and i live in florida, can she apply for welfare? cuz she pregnant. will she be able to get approved?
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i live in colorado and i have medicaid... tell her the sooner she goes into DHS the sooner she will get approved and they will retroactivate the coverage back to the day she turned in the application so she needs to get on top of it ASAPposted 10/04/2010 by Allee Jo
Oops sorry, read the question wrong, I thought it said she was in FL lolposted 10/03/2010 by tinkydwd123
I also live in florida, and I know for sure that if she is under 21 they will also include her parent's income. If she is over 21 they will go on her income alone, though, and she will probably be able to get approced for medicaid and WIC. She needs to go down to the health department and get a pregnancy test (you can't get medicaid and WIC without taking one there or at a doctor's office, but if she brings in income stuff and she is low-income it will be free) She needs to set up an appointment with someone to talk about medicaid, normally there is someone there in the health department that can help her with it. She will need probably about 4 weeks of income proof, her driver's license, stuff like that, I can't remember it all. Or she might just be able to apply online at www.myflorida.com/accessflorida but she will have to send in her documents later.posted 10/03/2010 by tinkydwd123
i live in colorado! if shes over 18 she can.if not thewn theyll go off her parents income.(I have food stamp assistance)she just has to have her parents fill out papers saying they store food separately and they dont pay her bills. it can take up to 45 days to process.posted 09/28/2010 by devinamom
depends on her age, if shes under 21 they may say no... if she applies for $$$ from them they will make her put you on support and u will have to pay 1/2 of everything (happend to my husband)posted 08/17/2010 by TheyLikeTheInk
She should be able to get Medicaid & WIC. It's designed to take care of the unborn child and mother. However after she has your child, she may get kicked off the Medicaid being of age. Your child will be eligible to stay on until they are 18. The paperwork will ask who the father is even though you aren't married. Maybe you can add her to your ins policy? Good luck with your new baby to be!posted 08/15/2010 by nannie29
Well, it depends on her particular situation and what kind of assistance she is applying for. There are certain programs specifically for pregnant women, such as WIC. Also, if she has no medical coverage she might want to look into applying for Medicaid so she can start seeing an OB. Every state has their own rules and requirements. Your fiancée needs to look into what her situation qualifies her for in the state of Colorado. Also keep in mind that some states consider the household income, so she may not qualify based on the income of her parents. If she is confused about where to start, have her go to the local library. They usually have all the information and can help her find out who she needs to talk to and what paperwork will get her started. Good luck!posted 07/28/2010 by auroralavey
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Water is our most basic need—too little or too much impacts every aspect of our lives. When you live in an area where you don't have to look very far for a water fountain, it's hard to comprehend, but water is one of the world's most precious resources. More than two thirds of the planet's surface is water but only 2.5 percent is fresh water. Of that fresh water, less than 1 percent (.007) is accessible for human use. The need for water and supply of water will affect you whether you live in sub-Saharan Africa or Miami.
The Global Water for Sustainability (GLOWS) program, led by FIU, was created in 2006 with funding from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to help address the world's growing water crisis. It is now one of the university's largest federally funded programs and helped place FIU and GLOWS as the go-to people for integrated water resources management.
"USAID made the decision to put the a university at the center of a program, a university that brought all of the knowledge and technical expertise in many aspects of water, and then teamed that university up with other organizations that were implementing development programs around the world," said FIU Professor Michael McClain, founding director of GLOWS. "It was a wonderful idea and a wonderful marriage and it succeeded in elevating both groups much higher than they would have been otherwise."
The on-the-ground interaction between a research university and development groups enabled both to focus on critical questions and specific needs. That led to a more targeted approach to water resource management, which had a significant impact on the communities GLOWS was serving.
GLOWS has teams working across the globe, with six projects in Ghana, Mali, Niger, Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya, Burkina Faso, Mozambique, the country of Georgia in the South Caucasus region of Europe. Three projects have been completed in India, Morocco, Peru and Ecuador.
"With past and current projects in Africa, Asia, and South America, GLOWS has a remarkably global impact," says GLOWS Program Executive Officer Ryan Stoa. "By harnessing FIU's institutional strength in water resources development, GLOWS has become a major player in the field."
GLOWS is based in FIU's School and Environment, Arts and Society. Over the years, more than 10 FIU students have been involved with GLOWS-related research projects. Students have traveled to the project sites around the world looking at basic water demand, precipitation and river flows and the economics of water.
GLOWS works to increase social, economic, and environmental benefits to people of the developing world. "It's a holistic approach to water resource management," says Vivianne Abbott, director of the Integrated Water Sanitation and Hygiene Program in Tanzania's Wami Ruvu basin.
Continuing leadership and innovation through GLOWS positions FIU as one the top water research universities in the country, with funded projects in freshwater issues ranging from water supply, sanitation, wetland ecosystems, agricultural irrigation to water resources management and public policy.
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VIERA, Fla. (AP) -- The Detroit Tigers rallied for four runs off Rafael Soriano in the seventh inning and beat the Washington Nationals 5-1 Monday.
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Reading Faulkner With Oprah
It's underrated.
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Actually, Benjy's jumps aren't random. There is usually a trigger, and looking for the trigger can help you make sense of it. For example, the first transition is triggered by Luster noting Benjy is always "snagging on that nail." This triggers a memory of when Caddy "uncaught" Benjy when he was little.
This was helpful. I was hooked. From then on, whenever I got disgruntled and confused, I'd scan the message boards quickly and find a wise soul counseling that those of us in the early pages just "relax" and listen to the language. Nor was this an overly simplistic method: Faulkner, after all, was interested in the materiality of language, and my focus on understanding, on processing on a thematic level, was, in some sense, drawing me away from the intensities of the book, the fractured repetitions, the short, propulsive declarations that are cosmic in scope. (It was an English teacher, I couldn't help noticing, who posted the first annoyed response I saw: "Although I love some of the modernists, especially T.S. Eliot and D.H. Lawrence, Faulkner so far is leaving me cold.")
Meanwhile, the lectures made a useful antidote to the message boards and their focus on the experience of reading. This weekly virtual gathering underscored for me just how different Oprah's book club is—in a positive sense—from the traditional "book club" community. Rather than reading the book on our own and then getting together to gab about its themes and what we "liked," we were online solving textual puzzles and then sitting down for a dose of synthesized information. The professor selected by Oprah to guide us through The Sound and the Fury was a woman named Thadious Davis from the University of Pennsylvania. In striving for a menu that would appeal to everyone, Davis might easily have fed us intellectual popcorn. Instead, we got a thoughtful grounding in basic literary history, in lectures that ranged from belle-lettristic commentary on Faulkner's life to characterological assessments of the Compsons—all from a professor as likely to allude to Pound ("make it new") as to Desperate Housewives (where "Faulknerian" flashback technique thrives). In describing the "modernist practice of representing consciousness" Davis invoked the usual suspects—Joyce, Proust, Woolf, Lawrence—but she also included Dorothy Richardson, the inventor of stream-of-consciousness, whose name I'd never heard or had long since forgotten. A tap on the keyboard and I'd learned that Richardson was the author of Pilgrimage, a four-volume modernist tome not read much today. (Our next book, Oprah?)
Every now and then I bristled—at the cutesiness of the packaging, and at one pandering stream-of-consciousness exercise, which promised we, too, could "Write just like Faulkner." The idea was for us all to sit down for 10 minutes and put our thoughts on the page. Let's just say my results were nothing like Faulkner's. But when I thought about it, even that bit of Oprah-style audience participation was revelatory in a useful way. Nobody writes like Faulkner, and he had no interest in being a writer merely for explicators. Nor did he himself submit to doctrinaire guidance. He may have been a member of the avant-garde, but he wasn't a member of the establishment. He dropped out of high school in Oxford, Miss., and spent little time in college at the University of Mississippi, where, according to Jay Parini's biography, One Matchless Time, he was a lackluster student, and performed disastrously in the one English class he took. ("It was noticed by other students that Faulkner never took quizzes in French or Spanish classes, and he never appeared for examinations of any kind," Parini writes.) It was reading James Joyce and T.S. Eliot on his own that led him to his inimitable style—one that puzzled even his admirers.
And Faulkner's ideology is as sui generis as his methodology, which makes Oprah's decision to read him at once bold and old-fashioned. During his lifetime, he advocated greater freedom for blacks, a position that put him at odds with his fellow white Southerners. (They labeled him a Communist sympathizer.) Yet his later positions were far too moderate for liberals and northerners who advocated desegregation, and he has come in for censure from Ralph Ellison, James Baldwin, Alice Walker, and others, because he cautioned civil rights activists to "go slow" lest they unbalance an "emotional people" (i.e., white Southerners). Unfazed, Oprah was plainly drawn by currents in Faulkner that transcend race—his portraits of Southern family psychodrama, the rebellious, pre-verbal sexuality of his women, the hothouse tragedy of it all. These are matters that on some level aren't too far from those that preoccupy Oprah and her devotees.
In fact, reading Faulkner in the land of Oprah drives home a point likely to get obscured in our difficulty-obsessed, postmodernist culture: that as radical as Faulkner's experiments with the representation of consciousness are—and they're far more radical than any contemporary novel I've read over the past five years—they are ultimately undertaken in the service of telling a story of great immediacy. For all his brilliant obscurity, Faulkner was obsessed with speaking in a language of mythic essentialism. His religious vision was an austere version of relic-worship, attached to place and to objects. In writing about the South he knew, he was trying to articulate a story of doomed consciousness, of pain, of being hyper-cognizant of the demise of not only family but of an entire culture established in bad moral faith. Out of these pressures are forged the self-made flaws of characters who collide with their families (and their culture) as violently as wrecking balls. Pound was a guide, but so was his longtime friend Sherwood Anderson, author of Winesburg, Ohio, who counseled him: Write what you know.
Faulkner believed in a notion of truth that sounds a little out-of-date, or outright naive, today. Consider this passage from his address upon receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1949:
The young man or woman writing today has forgotten the problems of the human heart in conflict with itself which alone can make good writing. … He must learn them again. He must teach himself that the basest of all things is to be afraid; and, teaching himself that, forget it forever, leaving no room in his workshop for anything but the old verities and truths of the heart, the old universal truths lacking which any story is ephemeral and doomed—love and honor and pity and pride and sacrifice. Until he does so, he labors under a curse. … He writes not of the heart but of the glands.
Most modernism aspired to difficulty, to the rarefied condition of being university taught. But Faulkner's modernism, especially refracted through the experience of reading it with Oprah, is curiously democratic. Those of us reading all struggled with the same mechanical issues, with the materiality of language—its obsessive, repetitive self-questioning imaginative gains—that Faulkner cared about. His idea of "universal truth" may not seem sophisticated today. But his pursuit of it had a curiously unifying effect on many readers this summer. Turning the pages in the invisible company of Oprah's other readers, I suspected I wasn't alone as I became more convinced that not all of the supposed divisions in our culture are as insurmountable as they sometimes seem.


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In a former chapter we considered the Mendicants as an active agency in the suppression of heresy. One of the Orders, however, by no means restricted itself to this function, and we have now to examine the career of the Franciscans as the subjects of the spirit or persecuting uniformity which they did so much to render dominant.
While the mission of both Orders was to redeem the Church from the depth of degradation into which it had sunk, the Dominicans were more especially trained to take part in the active business of life. They therefore attracted the more restless and aggressive spirits; they accommodated themselves to the world, like the Jesuits of later days, and the worldliness which necessarily became with success awakened little antagonism within the organization. Power and luxury were welcomed and enjoyed. Even Thomas Aquinas, who, as we have seen, eloquently defended, against William of Saint-Amour, the superlative holiness of absolute poverty, subsequently admitted that poverty should be proportioned to the object which an Order was fitted to attain.
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I love being able to combine style and affordability. I have spent many nights (and days, if we are being honest) in my pj's sitting on the computer viewing super cute clothes on auction websites. Over the years, I have learned some tips about getting the best deal when shopping at an online auction website. #1 rule: stay within my set budget!
This summer, it is all about travel and safari inspired details from the past and combining that look with today. The looks this summer are very East Hampton and are easy to wear for a getaway. What is on trend right now are pieces that you can use for more than one function (take them from day to night).
This week, we saw massive public support translate into real change when New Brunswick Senator Stewart Olsen launched a federal bill to ban cosmetics animal testing and trade in Canada. It is a huge victory for #BeCrueltyFree Canada, and vindication for all the rabbits, mice and other animals who have been blinded, poisoned and killed in the name of beauty.
Whenever I dropped weight it was stunning how people suddenly started speaking with me again at family functions and started acknowledging my existence. Of course, whilst they pressured me to devour the high fat food they had prepared. Instead of boosting my confidence, it reminded me that people can be fickle jerks.
Since teenage brains are literally neurobiologically different from adults, coupled with their fluctuating hormones, the way they process information also differs greatly from how we may process the very same things. This creates a situation where, when told not to wear something deemed inappropriate for that particular environment, while an adult may understand that it is simply a fashion issue within that specific circumstance, a teenager may perceive it on a chemical level as a personal threat to their entire identity and independence. As a result, they can become fiercely protective and hypersensitive to any potential threats made to their autonomy and are more likely to push the limits in response.
I love having a new hair colour each season. As the weather heats up, changing the hue of your tresses can really frame your face and provide a new energy to your wardrobe. Recently, I spoke with Jessica Van Kuyk, Artistic Director at Suki's Salons and Academy to find out more about the hottest hair colour trends for summer and also the latest style trends.
Gwyneth Paltrow, Tracy Anderson, Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Lautner, Selena Gomez, Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Jay-Z and many more have been seen running around Los Angeles in stylish sweats. To find out how I can look chic when running around town (and get that look that celebrities have!) I spoke with Elana Brynes, Founder and Creative Director of Kings of Cole.
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Prior to his service at Northeastern University, Dr. Finkelstein was a Professor of Mathematics at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, and a member of the technical staffs of the Center for Communication Research in Princeton, New Jersey and the MITRE Corporation in Bedford, Massachusetts.
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Moms, I want to talk to you for a minute. We all want gorgeous photos of our family with everyone looking gorgeous and happy and their absolute best. What is stopping you from making this a reality? Is it because you can't find the right photographer (unlikely)? Is it because you don't have time (could be, but time can be made)? Or is it because you are waiting for the perfect moment?
"I need to lose some weight."
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"If I'm going to invest money in this, I might as well wait until my kids are a little older and easier to work with."
"I just don't know what I want."
Does that sound familiar? These are all my personal excuses for not scheduling my own session. Hypocritical, I know, but I say this to show you that I am not immune to this insecurity that it seems all women, especially mothers, feel. I'd like to respond to each of these excuses:
– Sure, we all want to lose a little weight, but trust me, whether you lose weight or not, this time next year you will be glad you had photos taken.
– So, um, make an appointment and do it! Maybe having your session scheduled will be that extra push you need to just pick up the phone and call your favorite stylist.
– Go shopping and find something you love. Then plan your family's outfits based on what you are wearing.
– What'd you do last weekend? Could you have taken an hour out of that and still accomplished the same tasks?
– Kids grow and change everyday. 5 years from now, when they are perfect little models, you are going to wish you had not waited 5 years.
– That's why I am here. We work together to find what you love and is meaningful to your family and then to create some amazing photos.
Did you know my oldest child is 6 1/2? In 6 1/2 years we have not had family photos taken. I don't think there are very many actual photos (as in, not cell phone pics) taken of my youngest child that were not taken by me… and the sad fact is that I have not taken near enough photos of her. Kids grow. They change. You think you will never forget the way your babies look or the little details about those you love. Today Ophelia brought me a snapshot she found of Juliet when she was her age (2 1/2); I was truly shocked at the child in the photo because she didn't look like the way I remembered Juliet. If it weren't for that photo, my mind's eye might have skipped right over that age and blended my images of a 1 year old and a 3 year old Juliet. Is this trivial in the scheme of life? Sure, but it is important to me as a mother, a wife, and a person that cherishes her family to remember every last special little detail about the ones I love because I know that one day they will be older or they may not be with me anymore.
These mommas understand the importance of photos… and more importantly the importance of being in photos with your family. Email me, right now. Or, better yet, call me (253) 655-7848. Text me, even! Don't wait because you'll forget or something else will come up and that email you meant to send tomorrow will end up staying in your drafts folder for another 6 months (I'm speaking from experience here :)). As an extra special incentive, I'll throw in a complimentary 6×6 mini album if you book your June session before May 31, 2012.


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Reviews for Dragon Age: Origins
A true fantasy epicElfangorax | Oct. 9, 2013 | See all Elfangorax's reviews »
Dragon Age: Origins is one of those rare games which profess to offer a deep, meaningful degree of choice and then truly deliver on that claim. Here you will create your protagonist and forge a clearer picture of just who they are with every decision they/you make. But they won't be going it alone. A handful of diverse companions will become available as you progress, each with their own agendas and intricacies. The campfire conversations had with this bunch are among the most memorable in the game. The gameplay is also worth noting. The selection of abilities available as characters level up means that two of the same class can be made to suit very different roles, allowing multiple playthroughs to feel genuinely unique. Combat against large numbers of powerful enemies can result in some very satisfying use of the tactical options to achieve victory, particularly in the higher difficulty settings. The story's central conceit -- a shattered kingdom under siege by a great and powerful darkness -- is incredibly well written, and sets up countless opportunities for the protagonist to make defining moral choices. To summarise: Dragon Age: Origins is absolutely not one to miss.


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So what could these new technologies mean for you? Alex Howard is the Government 2.0 Correspondent for O'Reilly Media and Bill Eggers is the Global Director for Deloitte. Eggers is also author of the books If We Can Put a Man on the Moon: Getting Big Things Done in Government and Government 2.0: Using Technology to Improve Education, Cut Red Tape, Reduce Gridlock, and Enhance Democracy.


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Earlier this week a Rockford man was found dead in his front yard now another Rockford man is behind bars.
It happened on the 400 block of 15th Avenue. That is where investigators say 23-year-old Robert Woods Junior was out in the yard when 22-year-old Devon Cole opened fire. Woods was hit several times. Cole is charged with first degree murder and bond is set a one million dollars. This is Rockford's 14th murder this year.
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My lmp was on the 2nd todays the 30th and no period yet i had very light spotting a week ago that last a day my cycles normal ranges between 25-29 .does that mean i missed a period since i havent started? Someone please give me advice so i know weither to test or wait it out..
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So far this is only a 28 day cycle which is a very normal cycle lenght. I don't think you can say that you missed your period, you are still within your normal cycle length. Should you go another week at least without getting it, then you could say that you missed your period.posted 11/30/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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Han was shot in the hip and knee and Davis says she suffered minor scratches in the assault on a packed movie theater.
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The nine-bed Serenity Court at Calcutta House will receive a three-year, $837,303 grant from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to continue providing housing services for Philadelphians living with HIV/AIDS.
Joe Tozzi, director of development and communications at Calcutta House, said HUD grants have aided Serenity Court since its construction in 2003 and opening in 2004. The new award represents a small increase over the previous funding cycle, he said.
The money will be used to fund operational costs -- like building maintenance, nursing supplies and residents' transportation -- as well as nursing, hospice, and other staff.
Tozzi said HUD's support is "crucial," especially in light of the possible elimination of a state Department of Public Welfare grant to Calcutta House. "It's really the main source of support," he said of the federal funds.
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Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion - Forbidden Worlds
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The war between the loyalists and the rebels within the TEC, Advent and Vasari continues within the depths of Trader Space. Yet, this sector of the galaxy has far more worlds and far more history than any of the factions are aware. Survival forces each to expand into the unknown, discovering worlds of hazard, wealth, risk, and mystery. Most ominously, the Trader factions have been loathe to expand to these worlds due to the dark myths that surround them.
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Four new planet types to colonize and exploit (Barren, Ferrus, Greenhouse, Oceanic), each created with beautiful high-res textures.
New Planet Specialization System: Dedicate your worlds to either social or industrial output. Devoting your planet to social improvements will increase its population and culture, at the cost of trade income and ship production. Choosing an industrial path will limit your growth and culture, but make your planet a trading and ship building powerhouse.
15 new research subjects allow the races to conquer and expand onto the forbidden worlds. Discover 40 new planet bonuses during your exploration of the galaxy, unlocking the dark past of the Sins' universe.
Unlock five new Steam Achievements and display your mastery of forbidden space!
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Adds some good featuresslayer01670 | Oct. 28, 2013 | See all slayer01670's reviews »
This DLC adds a lot more game time to and already fantastic game at a great value.
Good addition to the gamezhack075 | July 22, 2013 | See all zhack075's reviews »
This DLC is great and add many envoyable options to the game. More planets type, the ability to choose between industry or social improvement for each one. Moreover, if you own this DLC, your friend will be able to get those new features as long as you are the game host. This DLC isn't vital yet it remain really good.
A good DLCCavalieroscuro | June 24, 2013 | See all Cavalieroscuro's reviews »
Forbidden Worlds brings four new planet types to colonize for Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion, with fifteen new research subjects and five new steam achievements. If you want add some new gameplay value to Sins of Solar Empire, give it a try, the price is low and it can be a good addiction for the base game.
Alot more hours!drafek | June 21, 2013 | See all drafek's reviews »
This dlc does add alot of hours to this game. If you liked the basic game I would recommend picking this one up. You'll get some new features: Four new planets, A new specialization system. 15 new research subjects and for the achievements hunters out there you also will get 5 new achievements to unlock. Worth full price, it's cheap!


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It was a victorious evening for some of our favorite stars, and the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards gave way to a thrilling after party hosted by The Weinstein Company and Netflix.
Always up for having a good time with some of Hollywood's finest, Olivia Munn attended the HBO Golden Globe After Party in Lost Angeles on Sunday (January 12).
The "Magic Mike" babe looked absolutely enchanting in a Juan Carlos Obando floor length silk georgette halter dress as she made her way into the party.
Gearing up the big event, some of Hollywood's famous faces headed to the Anonymous Content & HBO's Pre-Golden Globes event at RivaBella in West Hollywood on Saturday (January 11).
Partaking in the festivities were celebs including Olivia Munn, who sported a long-sleeved dark patterned dress with black heels.
Honoring the hottest stars in the entertainment business, the 2014 Variety Breakthrough of the Year Awards took over Sin City last night (January 9).
Kristen Bell showed up at The Las Vegas Hotel & Casino along with her "Veronica Mars" pal Ryan Hansen and creator Rob Thomas.
She's enjoyed a whole new level of career success thanks to her role on "The Newsroom," but Olivia Munn isn't about to let false reports of diva-like behavior go unanswered.
The "Attack of the Show" babe took to her Twitter account on Wednesday (January 1) to fire back at allegations that she's difficult to work with.
Continuing to ring in the New Year, Hollywood stars from all over are taking their wishes for 2014 to their Twitter accounts today (January 1).
Some celebs, including Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift, shared pictures from their celebrations, while James Franco dolled up a snapshot from his parody video. Check out all the tweets and photos below, and Happy New Year from GossipCenter!
Rounding out the weekend with a delicious outing, Olivia Munn hit up Craig's Restaurant in West Hollywood on Sunday evening (December 8).
The "Attack of the Show" starlet was joined by a guy friend (NOT her 'Robocop' boyfriend Joel Kinnaman) as she exited the popular eatery, bundled up in a wool coat overtop a green blouse with distressed black jeans and snazzy boots.
Respected and loved worldwide for his contribution to South Africa and mankind, Nelson Mandela's death caused plenty of famous faces to express their condolences on Twitter.
On Thursday (December 5), South African President Jacob Zuma announced, "He is now resting. He is now at peace. Our nation has lost its greatest son. Our people have lost a father."


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Iran Thinks Obama Is Weak
Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
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Iran can sometimes be very hard to read, but the announcement that even as talks approach it is installing advanced and more capable centrifuges at its underground nuclear facility in Natanz doesn't need much interpreting: Iran isn't afraid of Barack Obama. The Ayatollahs have looked at the clues, added up the numbers, and come to the conclusion that the President will not use military force as Iran presses forward with its nuclear plans.
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New York, Oct. 28, 2010—TVB today unveiled a completely redesigned website at the familiar url, www.tvb.org. The site features brand-new content such as Market and Station Profiles for all 210 DMAs, an Industry News section that will showcase the innovation efforts underway at local broadcast stations and video created specifically for the advertising community.
The new website reflects the trade association's new externally focused, customer-centric mission announced by TVB President Steve Lanzano at TVB's Forward Conference last month – where he also unveiled the new TVB logo and tagline Local Media Marketing Solutions.
"The next step in TVB's re-branding initiative is the re-launch of our website with content designed to prominently promote stations' multiplatform advertising value to customers." said Abby Auerbach, TVB's Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, who spearheaded the project. "We've changed tvb.org from a TVB-member site to a public, industry site that includes an easy-to-access member section. And, like our members' many web offerings, we've made the TVB site state-of-the-art including RSS and a mobile webpage."
The new site was created by Raven Creative, Inc. under the direct supervision of Carrie Hart, TVB's VP/Marketing Research, and has improved navigation and a greatly expanded amount of content that is accessible by everyone. "Our new content strategy is to tailor our tools from a planning and buying perspective for our customers, and from a sales strategy perspective for our members," said Ms. Hart. "We want our customers to understand the value proposition of local broadcast television when they go to our site."
The content of the Members-Only section of the new tvb.org is still behind a password wall. But user names are now based on individual email addresses and will allow TVB members to self-assign their own, individually unique, passwords.
The refocus and redesigned website are the most visible signs of Mr. Lanzano's mandate that the trade association help advertisers take full advantage of local broadcast television's expanded offerings. "Television stations now have local HD programming, hyperlocal websites, mobile DTV, and digital subchannels that offer advertisers the synergy of local multiplatform advertising that connects with consumers at all their media touch points," said Mr. Lanzano. "TVB's refocused mission, including the completely overhauled website and new business development team, will include greater customer emphasis and helping advertisers find the best ways to market their products and services. All sales are local, and effective advertising must reach consumers at home, at work, and on the go, and local television stations meet all those challenges."
The not-for-profit TVB (www.tvb.org) is the trade association of local television broadcasters. Its members include television broadcast groups, advertising sales rep firms, and over 600 individual television stations.
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Moist is one of those words that sounds like what it is.
After years of speculation and wrangling over his remains, Kennewick Man turns out to be closely related to contemporary, local Native Americans after all. Discovered near Kennewick, Wash., in 1996, the skeleton ended up in a tug of war between tribes in the pacific northwest who wanted to bury the remains, and scientists who wanted […]
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Moist is one of those words that sounds like what it is.
As for me, I despised cantaloupe long before reddit even existed. It also had nothing to do with what goes on with its seeds.. I just can't stand the texture of it.
Doesn't help that it has almost no flavor to it either.
You need to learn how to pick a ripe cantaloupe.
Agreed. But for me they taste very bitter or green (not like unripe, but like that other green note…?)
I love most melons, but cantaloupe has a nasty undertaste. It's probably one of those things that some people can taste and others can't.
Yep. My neighbor can taste a bitterness that I can't.
It tastes vaguely like the bottom of the laundry hamper to me. It's not exactly repulsive, but it's certainly not appealing.
I'm not sure it is an issue of *tasting* bitterness but of enjoying it. I *like* bitter things. I drink my coffee strong and black, and my favorite beers are the Southern Californian IPAs, which crank up the hops even relative to other IPAs. And yes, I like cantaloupe — compared to other melons, like watermelons, it actually has some flavor other than just sugar.
Try Galia melon. They have a sort of sour armpit smell from the outside, but when you open they up, they taste like perfume. I'm not keen on watermelon either, mostly due to its weird styrofoam texture.
I thought the same thing before I grew my own one summer (to make my wife happy). I was amazed at the difference between the hard, crunchy, flavorless grocery-store variety and a cantaloupe grown organically in my own back yard and picked at the moment of perfect ripeness. They are very different things. The home-grown fruit was soft, sweet, juicy, and full of flavor.
The comments on the NPR site scare me more than cantaloupes do.
What IS it with people and the word "moist"?
Maybe it's my age, but when I hear 'moist' I think Duncan Hines cake. Mmmm, cake.
The first thing I think of now when I hear "moist" is Dr. Horrible's friend/henchman named Moist (played by BBT's Simon Helburg) on Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.
Definitely on the unappetizing end of the scale.
First I heard of people having issues with that word was the television series Dead Like Me; at that point, I attributed it to one of the character's neuroses (Dead Like Me had a lot of really messed up characters).
That was my first thought when I saw this.
"Who had the nerve to call you Joy"
One of my favorite TV series. And worst followup movies.
There was a movie?
Dead Like Me: Life After Death (Video 2009)
It didn't have Rube (Mandy Patinkin) and had someone else playing Daisy (Sarah Wynter instead of the wonderful Laura Harris) and just generally lost the whole family and growth feeling of the series.
The only storyline that saved the movie from total dreck (to me) was an older Reggie learning about and coming to terms with George still being around.
Perhaps the downfall of the word "moist" began with the brilliant pause before it when delivered by the Nazi Bell Captain in "The Impostors":
The lotus seed pod does absolutely nothing for me. I feel no disgust or revulsion or anything whatsoever, even though I was primed to do so. It just has no effect on me. Which makes me think that maybe people do have some kind of innate phobia.
(slightly NWS)
I realized there was a lot of bullshit around trypophobia when I read some "you might have trypophobia if you react badly to these images!" site, and half of it was shit that would make anyone with a soul react badly. Hideous skin conditions, photoshops of what looked like insect hives burrowed into human flesh.
I think there's a lot of people who initially just find lotus pods and such vaguely unsettling if they focus on them, like I do, and then masochistically seek out the grossest images possible until they've sensitized themselves into horror-movie reactions.
I love the community pages for this nonsense. "Hey, I think I might have trypophobia, because I was triggered by this: [insert picture]". "Oh man, this picture made me puke with fear! Let me show it to you fellow sufferers." Uh, sure, that seems like a legitimate reaction to a phobia.
Reddit is turning into a internet echo chamber of epic proportions. If you do not toe the party line of whatever subreddit you're reading, there is hell to pay…
The only time I had a trypophobia-liek reaction was the first time I saw a photoshopped lotus-pod-superimposed-on-human-skin photo. Even the frog that births its young through holes on its back doesn't bother me.
Pizza Hut China's hot-dog-encrusted shrimp tempura pizza…
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I've had the skin-crawling, goosebumps on my head reactions to holes for as long as I can remember. It started with the holes in snow that are a result of water dripping ( like, from a roof gutter). No one else I knew had the same skin-crawling goosebumps-on-my-head, uncomfortable feeling. It wasn't until I was in my 30s that I found other people like me on the internet. A true person with trypophobia will NOT google the word because it brings up unbearable images. It's not a fear but a really really uncomfortable visceral reaction. I try not to think about it as it can generalize (like now to cantalopes, I'll try to put that out of my head) but I wanted to get the word out that this is a real thing for some people and not simply the power of suggestion.
Have this reaction to very particular scraping/scrubbing noises, especially other people brushing their teeth. Brushing my own teeth is fine, but that sounds different. I had multiple waves of goosebumps just typing this comment.
I got that a lot too, I found I got a lot of symptoms similar to vertigo, but also with goosebumps and itchy skin. I'd react to things like crumpets, holes in snow, lotus pods, those frogs with their young on their backs etc. Most of these are on the internet under trypophobia anyway, but I knew about them anyway before I knew that trypophobia was a thing. I did like crumpets enough to eat them, but with anything like that I'd be imagining that my skin would just break away into small holes and either get infected or have insects/worms coming out of it. When I was really young just thinking about it would be enough to make me want to scratch my arm until it was red. Like you, I never knew anyone else who was like that, and it was only after telling someone and getting ridiculed for it one too many times that I tried googling the symptoms. In the end looking at those images online and rationalising my fear was enough to reduce it to a general discomfort rather than something that really bothered me. I'm not sure how I would have reacted to the knowledge of eyelash mites a few years ago, but now it doesn't bother me that much.
Incidentally, the photoshopped images don't bug me as much as the actual images. It must be partly because the photoshopping is often so bad, but also because my imagination is quite able to fill in the gaps (or produce them, in this case).
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Peter Mayhew
Peter Mayhew, an English hospital worker who inadvertently found himself catapulted into films, was the towering gentle giant responsible for bringing Chewbacca to life. Mayhew, who stands 7'3", was born in Barnes, England. The son of a policeman, he spent a short time in the field of engineering before discovering that he felt more fulfilled by hospital service. In the mid-1970s, he was working as a hospital orderly at London's King's College Hospital when he was featured in a newspaper article about men with large feet. By chance, his photograph was noticed by the producers of Ray Harryhausen's Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977), starring Patrick Wayne and Jane Seymour. Sinbad's producers subsequently cast Mayhew in the role of the Minotaur
When writer/director George Lucas began searching for a tall actor who could accurately portray Chewbacca, he initially turned to David Prowse. The bodybuilder opted for the part of the sinister Darth Vader, leaving Lucas free to seek out Mayhew for the role of the Wookiee.
The decision to cast Mayhew as Chewbacca proved wise. The giant actor threw himself into the role with great determination. Shortly before filming began on Star Wars, Mayhew visited a zoo where he studied the movement of bears, monkeys, gorillas and other animals with traits reminiscent of a Wookiee. Once inside the costume, Mayhew created one of the trilogy's most memorable and popular characters. Although Chewie's vocalizations were later dubbed into the film in post-production, to cue his fellow actors Mayhew simulated the character's dialogue from within the mask. On set, he was known to growl, grunt and shriek.
After Star Wars, it was clear that Mayhew clearly embodied the role of the Wookiee, and he was asked to reprise the role for the second installment, The Empire Strikes Back. Again, he proved irreplaceable. During filming, he took ill and was out for a day, When director Irvin Kershner substituted another extremely tall actor in Mayhew's place. This proved to be a mistake: because Mayhew had created Chewie's walk and mannerisms, the substitute was unable to accurately portray the Wookiee. Kershner was forced to discard all of the footage and re-shoot once Mayhew regained his health.
Between Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back, Mayhew worked at Mayday Hospital in suburban London. He resumed this position after Empire, only leaving the hospital again to join his colleagues on the set of Episode VI, Return of the Jedi, the film which he remembers most fondly. It was during ROTJ that Mayhew used his stunt double for the first and only time. It was the scene when the desert skiff is hit by a blaster and tips over with Han and Lando hanging on for dear life as Chewie pulls them to safety. Once Jedi wrapped, with the exception of a phony taping of Larry King Live, Mayhew did not don the Wookiee costume again until 1997, when he appeared on the annual MTV Movie Awards to accept the Lifetime Achievement Award to honor Chewbacca.
Since ROTJ, Mayhew has started a company (or maybe two), using the money he made from the films. Some sources say that he started a timber company; others say a bed frame company. Who knows, maybe both! But either way, he closed them down a few years back to start the tour circuit. He is often seen at Star Wars conventions and is a member of the "Men Behind the Masks", a group which also includes David Prowse, Kenny Baker, and Jeremy Bulloch. Mayhew also makes appearances at Children's Home and Hospitals, and often brings them toys.
Mayhew currently lives in Texas when he's not touring. Mayhew is a Star Wars purist (Yea!), which means that he only believes what George Lucas writes in actual Star Wars, and everything else is someone else's take on the story. Mayhew enjoys the Star Wars toys and other merchandise, especially the art.
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Below is a list of official names of the presidents of the Philippines. The names indicated are the ones used in Executive Issuances they signed.
|Benigno S. Aquino III
|Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
|Joseph Ejercito Estrada
|Fidel V. Ramos
|Corazon Aquino
|Ferdinand Marcos
|Diosdado Macapagal
|Carlos P. Garcia
|Ramon Magsaysay
|Elpidio Quirino
|Manuel Roxas
|Sergio Osmeña
|Manuel L. Quezon
Names and titles of persons can be seen in staff and editorial boxes. Names are usually set in bold and can sometimes be in all capitals or in title case. However, titles should be set without a comma between the title and the department, and, sometimes, after the institution/organization, and instead should be replaced with "of."
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Secretary of Health
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Director, Bureau of Agricultural Research
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Chief, Research, Publications and Heraldry Division
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Chief of Research of Publications and Heraldry Division
Also, if the name of the President needs to be included, the phrase "Republic of" in the title should be omitted. (The Constitution specifically states that the official title of the Chief Executive is "President of the Philippines.")
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|Juan de la Cruz
President, Republic of the Philippines
|Juan de la Cruz
President of the Philippines
Commas are not needed in names that have suffixes such as Jr. and Sr., and roman numerals, for example, III.
|Alexander Santos III
|Robert Thompson Jr.
However, for inverted names, a comma should come before the suffix.
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|Thompson, Robert, Jr.
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Chinese, Japanese, and Korean names generally share the same format: last name, first name.
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Zhu Xiaotian
Chung Chai Lee
|Matsumoto Jun
Miura Daichi
Hamasaki Ayumi
|Kwon Ji Yong
Bae Yoong Jun
Kim Se Jong
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Prince Charles and Princess Diana
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|the cardinal
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|the archbishop
|Gaudencio Rosales
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|Major General Emmanuel Bautista
|the lieutenant general
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|the rear admiral
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