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text: TALES FROM THE MELBOURNE WRITERS FESTIVAL editor September 16, 2010 Scuttlebutt 3 Comments 1. Guests pile into the Melbourne Town Hall on the opening night. Joss Wheadon, the man behind the cult television series Buffy, gave a late night keynote address. 2. DBC Pierre reads his work as part of Dog's Tails, a story telling night held at a dark Melbourne bar. Pierre's new book, Lights out in Wonderland, was launched during the festival. More Photos Here. If DBC Pierre wasn't twelve scotches into a bender before he went on stage, I have lost a substantial wager. The guy won a Booker prize, I get it, he's a locomotive of ability. I also get the whole Hunter S. Thompson drunk-while-being-funny-on-stage-thing. The lighting was low, adding to the vibe, and having the story telling event held at the Toft in Town, one of Melbourne's most exhausting bars to find, also added to the drama. But I did like his voice, which at times thought would be better suited to one of those fragrance adds, where Orlando bloom rolls around in the sand trying to nail Miley Cyrus. A great voice – really exceptional. But the story he told about lizards drinking at bars, losing their limbs like lizards obviously would, was achingly confusing, and ten minutes later, I was still unsure what to think. When he finished, I guess I finally got it, as much as one could get DBC Pierre's insanity. I had a suspicion I could see what all the fuss was about, though, from listening to the oooh's and ahhhh's as Pierre made cracks about being half drunk. He's a lunatic, clearly. A wonderful, adorable, admirable lunatic, but totally off the reservation. The festival committee was wise to bring him out, Melbourne loves that shit. To some degree the crowd fitted to his style perfectly. Melbourne is the hipster capital of Australia, and the audience was made up of equal quantities of irony and fixed gear bicycles, I'm guessing, his people. After DBC swam off stage in a drunken whoosh, the audience clapped the precise number of times they heard his name mentioned during the festival, (seventeen thousand). In a way he was lucky. If the event was held during the day, he'd have been crucified by the crazy English literature teachers who swarmed the festival, demanding to know everyone's process, while refusing to hand back the microphone once their question was asked. After his reading I went to the bar to get a drink (I needed one). My editor, Chris Flynn, was introducing another guest on stage. It was there I met Beowulf Sheehan (yes, that's his real name), who was leaning heavily over a bunker sized camera. Jenny Niven, the program manager for the festival, invited him to Melbourne from his post in New York to photograph the authors throughout the event – portraits only. He looked like an older version of Cheddar Bob from 8 mile. "I've got a hit list," he said. "Gotta shoot seventy guests, names are all here." He slid the piece of paper in my direction. "I think I've seen your photos," I said. "You shot Brett Easton Ellis, right?" "Nah," he said. "That would have been great though. I would have loved to." Ellis, who now resembles a more jovial Drew Carey, had come to the Melbourne Writers Festival a week before it started, (go figure that one out.) His sessions were qwerky and scattered, where he often talked about everything except the questions that were asked of him. Personally, I think it was a shame the festival couldn't get both DBC Pierre and Ellis to chair a session together, on, say, healthcare reform, if nothing more than to promote the use of grade A narcotics as a shoehorn into the literature business. Ellis tickets sold out fast, and fans came from all over town to hear the guy talk about his new book, Imperial Bedrooms, the sequel to his first book, Less Than Zero. The city of Melbourne almost exclusively runs on coffee, that and black leather jackets, and before anyone had a chance to get their morning motivation, an intimate session was held called The Morning Fix, a carryover event from last year, based on its overwhelming success. It's an opportunity for authors of all types, except perhaps for the ones with difficult publicists, to chat about writing and read from their new books, which they would, as the host said, be signing at the back of the room. One notable Fix session was the first, and a seemingly odd one to mention at all. The event showcased Benjamin Law, a writer I thought I'd dislike, based on what I speculated his book would be like, a non-fictional account about his family growing up in Brisbane. My wife was reading his book at the time, and I was convinced, based on his tweets, that he had written a self indulgent book about his family, with the hopes of gaining celebrity at their expense. In the end, I couldn't have been more wrong. Law is much humbler in person than he is on the internet, and one could be forgiven for confusing the two personalities for totally different people. His debut book, Family Law, is a haunting surprise. The stories of his family are beautifully comical and intimate, and the lunacy of the book is relatable to someone who imagines their own parents to be hysterical. The story he read for the session was about killing cockroaches and was a fine example. Why he didn't choose to immortalise the characters into fiction though, is a question I wondered about. It's certainly a more common theme with writers, passing their autobiographies off as fiction. I think he made the right choice, ultimately, and was honest about it, which I found absolutely commendable. The kudus he's receiving for the book is undoubtedly well deserved. In what can only be described as show and tell, Law dragged his mother around the festival, a woman who's now a celebrity in her own right, even making an appearance on morning television. During the Text Publishing party held on opening night, Law's mother grabbed my arm firmly, telling me the values of raising children with a stay at home parent, and that I must promise her I would not subject my children to the apathy of childcare. After chatting to her for a while, I could see the necessity of book. He would have been mad not to write it. The morning fix session also introduced me to a shaky spoken Singaporean writer, Kim Cheng Boey, who seemed to hold more stories in what he didn't say than what he did. He spoke of Singapore and how it's changed, but carefully, as if he was waiting for someone to twist his arm so he could finally unload a secret. He spoke of childhood, family, and becoming a man. He often talked in riddles and metaphor, quoting Proust and philosophers, but in an earnest, unpretentious way, making me think he was just geared differently, a little like a Godard film. Somewhere during the festival, I found myself alongside Andy Murdoch, a journalist from MX magazine, about to attend a session on childhood with Benjamin Law, Alex Miller, and Sonya Hartnett. Law appeared to be the token youth for the event, and vocally acknowledged it. It went as expected, with Miller talking of finding Tolstoy and Dostoevsky (of course), Hartnett holding up books about horses, and Law offering, what I found, was a more relevant an honest account of reading during his teens which closely resembled my own. Often with authors at these festivals, you can get the impression they feel obliged to sound clever, you know, what authors are supposed to sound like. This particular panel was an eclectic mix of honesty, publicity and nostalgia. "What did you read in high school, Ben?" "Nothing really, I was busy doing other shit." He didn't say that, but that's what he meant. Law then went on to talk about how at some point, he found Stephen King, and how he loved the mental release of the worlds King created. It reminded me of how people under duress often find religion. That same, oh I get it, what-have-I-been-missing-all-my-life moment. I could relate in a way. I never read in high school, not really, and found the solitude of similar books a crowbar into the world of writing, which I was told by my English teacher, was not really my thing. Hartnett seemed offended at the mention of King as a savoir, and a little shocked to hear Ben's admiration, finally scoffing that King was an awful writer, and expecting the crowd to erupt with confirmation and chime in accordingly. The awkwardness was noted. Andy and I looked at one another when she said it, wondering what would lead her to say such a thing. Kings literary ability and her own tastes aside, it seemed off form to reduce someone's love for a writer publicly, when they had just seconds before, spoken so highly of them. It seemed odd, and slightly competitive. I have a suspicion if King had been a festival guest, of which he would have been a headline act, perhaps even the keynote speaker, Hartnett would have chosen her words more carefully, or at least more diplomatically. The last moment of note was something that caught me by surprise. I was maintaining a pretty viscous illusion to be writing something very worthwhile (I was dicking around on twitter), when Jenny, the festival program manager, came and sat down at my table in the greenroom to see how I was going. She looked exhausted. Jenny worked at the PEN festival in New York, and had joined the Melbourne Writers Festival recently from China, where she spent time running Bookworm in Beijing. We got talking about how things were going, when a quaint old man wobbled in, the kind you'd expect to be the professor at a university who loves nothing more than teaching Egyptology. It was Jostein Gaarder, the Norwegian author of Sophie's Worlds, a book that's sold around twenty million copies. "Sophie's world!" I said. "That guy, right there?" It was a moment I wasn't ready for. I felt comfortable interviewing authors who were blisteringly famous, lit giants and celebrities in their own right, but he was different, the book did something profound for me, something that until that moment, I had forgotten all about. I stumbled across Sophie's World after a juvenile relationship went south, and if I was really honest about it, I think it was the first book I really read. I was probably twenty. The book started me on a binge, almost a decade long, of reading one book after another. It was the catalyst, and much like Stephen King was to Benjamin Law, It was a way for me to transition from one place to another. The creator of that experience was right in front of me, struggling to open the biscuit tin. To see Jostein Gaarder shuffle over to the kettle in the green room, fiddling awkwardly, burning his hands, reminded me what power books can have over people's lives and how normal and superhuman the masters of those books can appear when you see them in the flesh. It's what festivals are all about. They're about giving opportunities to fans and guests to find new loves, new Sophie's Worlds, new Stephen Kings, which I guess is why the Melbourne Writers Festival Kids program is so effective and one I found to be a truly valuable endeavour. If nothing else, the festivals night life is obviously the most elaborate, and the most heinous. Last year, for instance, I found myself drunk at a bar with Wells Tower, only to find myself on a tram, moments later, heading to Fitzroy with the young novelest Jon Bauer and writer Luke May, where we read a copy of McSweeney's #32 to the patrons of Melbourne's fine public transportation system. The next week, I read Towers Book, Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned, and was unbelievably impressed – I had found a new friend. This year, I suspect my memories of a wasted DBC Pierre will hold just as strong, and who knows, I might even buy his ridiculously sounding book. –Brad Dunn is a Melbourne based writer who's work has appeared in journals and magazines in Australia and overseas, including Torpedo, The Wooden Toy Quarterly,and culture guide, ThreeThousand. http://www.dontthrowbatteries.com Photography: Jim Lee. Courtesy of Melbourne Writers Festival 3 Responses gragory September 19, 2010 i would just like to say that was a really good, funny and insightful article. i also read sophie's world and can see what you mean. although on a second read this year ikept thinking how gu llible sophie was and, what if the philosopher was a "my space user"? she would have been fucked!! Reply Liana September 20, 2010 Absolute highlight of the festival for me was Jostein Gaarder. I loved Sophie's World and managed to see both the keynote address he spoke at and his 'in conversation' session. Bumped into the friend who gave me Sophie's World nearly 15 years ago on the way to see Jostein Gaarder the second time and managed to get a photo with him and her (and three books signed) after the session – he was delightful, genuine and gracious. Add to that he spoke like a cross between the Swedish Chef and an excited conductor (with vehement emphasis on random words) while being a prefect example of a philosophy professor and has cemented himself as my literary hero! Reply Electric Literature « Dont Throw Batteries September 23, 2010 […] I was asked to cover the Melbourne Writers Festival, and about a week ago it was published on The Outlet, Electric Literatures news and blog […] Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.

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Some good news today that Alan Pardew seems very confident that a certain Hatem Ben Arfa is now fully fit, and in training he is showing some of those mercurial skills that the Frenchman possesses, and of course the 13 times capped French International is just loved by Newcastle fans.
Hatem Ben Arfa – showing great form in training
When Ben Arfa arrived at the Newcastle Airport in August three years ago, to try to push a move through to the Tyneside club from Marseilles, he knew all about some of the great French players that had graced St. James' Park such as David Ginola and Laurent Robert, and he wanted to play in front of the Newcastle fans, who he knew were more than a little passionate about their club.
And Ben Arfa has already scored two simply fantastic goals at St. Jame's Park, against Blackburn Rovers and Bolton in 2012, and they were two of the best individual goals ever seen at the famous stadium.
But Ben Arfa has still only played 56 times for Newcastle in three seasons at the club, and he's scored 11 goals and had 10 assists, which is a good return for the games he's played, but his time on Tyneside has been simply ravaged by injury.
This is what Alan Pardew said about the French Intentional in the local papers today:
"He's a player fans love as he brings excitement. You're on the edge of your seat." "Newcastle have always had a tradition of that type of player."
"It's important for me that we've got him in the squad." "He's that type of player." "When we finished fifth, he had a few games where he was almost unplayable."
"If he gets back to that level, he'll definitely threaten the French team, and I mean the starting XI rather than the squad." "Who knows what level he can get to if he stays 100% fit?"
"His injury in the second leg of the Maritimo game was a massive blow to us last year. Really and truly, he never recovered." "He wasn't quite right." "But we told him to have a complete rest this summer and let his hamstring heal, which he's done."
"Now it's about putting the work in so he's strong enough to sustain a season." There are few worse sights for Premier League defenses when Ben Arfa is running at them full pelt."
"We've had him flat-out, and he's already reached the top speed he's had at this football club." "Fingers crossed, he'll get his first bit of action, and he'll get stronger as we go on. He's a player fans love as he brings excitement."
"All of them missed big chunks of the season." "Hatem, obviously." "Colo we missed for large chunks, and Mathieu too." "And Cabaye." "Those four players are very important to us."
"It'd be nice to see them with Newcastle shirts on looking strong."
We are hoping that Faye Downey's introduction at the club as a strength and fitness consultant, will help prevent the many injuries we picked up last season, including Ben Arfa's bad hamstring strain he picked up against Maritimo, and kept him out for most of the rest of the season.
Newcastle would have done a lot better last season, had we not had so many severe injuries to some of our best players like Ben Arfa, Yohan Cabaye, Fabricio Coloccini, Tim Krul and and Steven Taylor.
It will be great to see Ben Arfa back in action tonight.
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Kelham Island Museum
Major displays on Sheffield industry and its people, processes and products from Victorian times..
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Mon-Thurs 1000-1600
Sun 1100-1645
Closed: Fridays and Saturdays
Adult £6.00
Concession £5.00
Accompanied U16: Free (not inc school visits)
- Museums Association
The collections at Kelham Island Museum cover industries in Sheffield from 1750 up to the present. Major collections include the Iron & Steel Industry Collection, Cutlery Industry Collection, Armament Industry Collection and the Tool Making Industry Collection. There are also collections of Historic Photographs and Documents relating to a variety of Sheffield firms. The library contains many technical metallurgical reference books and is available by appointment.
Collection details
Archives, Industry, Land Transport, Science and Technology, Social History, Trade and Commerce
Key artists and exhibits
- Key objects on display include the Bessemer Converter and the 12,000 HP River Don Engine.
Millowners Arms
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2018 *on now
This new gallery complete with a traditional bar celebrates Sheffield's Brewing heritage, from being the biggest brewing city in the England to its numerous microbreweries of today.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
The Hawley Gallery
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2018 *on now
The Hawley Gallery opened in 2010 as the first permanent display space for the Hawley Collection.
This world-renowned tool collection has been amassed since the mid 1950s by former tool retailer and champion of Sheffield's industrial heritage, Ken Hawley, and consists of over 100,000 objects, all relating to Sheffield's tool, cutlery manufacturing and silversmithing industry.
The Ken Hawley Collection Trust LINK was formed in 1994 to safeguard the collection and Ken continues collecting and working with the collection - it is his life and his continuing passion.
This internationally important collection of over 100,000 objects includes edge tools, measuring tools, tools used for cutlery manufacture and silversmithing, plus related catalogues, photos, films and oral histories. It is gathered mostly from Sheffield and Yorkshire but also from Britain and the rest of the world.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
Transport Galleries
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2018 *on now
Showcasing some of the finest Sheffield-made vehicles of the 1920s, The Charlesworth Transport Gallery explores the story of transport in Sheffield and its essential part of our industrial history.
The development of factories and the "workshop of the world" was only possible as the transport network developed. Equally the development of the transport network was reliant on the technology of industry, particularly those in Sheffield.
Transport has played a vital role within Sheffield, both within its industries and for the city as a whole. As a major manufacturing centre, a good transport system was important to carry raw materials and goods in and out, as well as to transport workers and inhabitants around the city.
The upper transport gallery houses temporary exhibitions as well as the Sheffield Simplex Car. This is perhaps the most famous car made in Sheffield and it was produced at the Fitzwilliam Works in Tinsley.
The car was the idea of Earl Fitzwilliam, who thought Sheffield could produce the finest car in the world. This prototype is one of only three Simplex cars remaining, and is thought to be the last type of the car ever produced.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
Enid Hattersley Gallery
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2018 *on now
The Enid Hattersley Gallery houses a selection of Kelham Island's permanent collection. The gallery is also home to the 12,000hp River Don Engine, which you can see in steam at selected times.
Other notable exhibits include the Benjamin Huntsman Clock, Bramah Press, Crossley Gas Engine, Die-Sinkers and Cutlers Workshops, Grand Slam Bomb, Little Mesters Street, Melting Shop Play Area, Sheffield Floods, Town Guns, Armaments and War Memorials.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
Outdoor Collection
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2018 *on now
The Gannister Mill and Bessemer Converter.
The Gannister Mill was used to grind ganister rock, a type of sandstone, into a paste which was used to seal joints inside furnaces.
The Bessemer Converter is one of only three converters left in the world. It was used by the British Steel Corporation in Workington until 1975(4?) and produced the last Bessemer Steel made in Britain in 1974. It was brought to the Museum in 1978 as an example of the revolutionary steelmaking process which first took off in Sheffield.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
Stone Garden
- 1 November 2014 — 1 November 2018 *on now
The Stone Garden has a display of interesting stonework from the entrances of Sheffield companies.
From the Sheffield coat of arms to the' hanging sheep', every stone has a story to tell about the city's trades and industrial past.
The Stone Garden can be viewed from inside the Crucible Shop and at some of SIMT's larger events including 1940s Wartime Weekend, Down by the Riverside and the Victorian Christmas Market.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
Sheffield 1916: Steel, Steam & Power
- 30 May 2016 10am-4pm *on now
Kelham Island, Power Island
Bank Holiday Monday 30 May | 10am - 4pm
Normal admission applies | Kids go FREE!
Join us for the official public launch event of our exciting new Heritage Lottery funded project 'Sheffield 1916 - Steel, Steam and Power'.
Inspired by the mighty River Don Engine, new displays and exhibitions reveal the major role Sheffield played in shipbuilding and the lead up to the Battle of Jutland.
Find out the fascinating story of steam power in the Power House.
Experience the roar of the new boiler as it fires up to steam the 12,000hp River Don Engine, the most powerful working steam engine in Europe, every hour!
Sea Shanties with Monkey's Fist - Live Folk Band, Solana - Living History stories and songs from the era in the Millowners Arms - Museum Tours - Join our Kelham Creators in the Power Lab for interactive family activities and more!
River Don Engine and the Battle of Jutland
On 31 May 1916, the largest naval battle of the First World War took place of the coast of Jutland in Denmark where over 6000 British sailors lost their lives.
The River Don Engine is a mighty steam engine built to roll armour plate for the Dreadnought warships that fought at the Battle of Jutland.
The newly displayed River Don Engine room opens up the workings of the old boiler to reveal the secret life of the engine, from the story of armour plate to its place in the 20th century story of Britain, linking two world wars, nuclear power and the oil industry.
Stories of the River Don Engine
"As a boy it captured my imagination. When it runs it seeps into your soul, it shaped my future as an engineer".
Do you have a story about the River Don Engine that you'd like to share? We're looking for input from people who know the engine to inform our new exhibition.
Please contact Maria Flude, Community Participation Offiicer on 0114 221 0827 or email@example.com
We are also looking for volunteers to work with us in the following areas - visitor services guides, events, community history and as STEM champions and Kelham Creators.
Suitable for
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Adults £6, Concessions £5, Children (u16) FREE!
1940s: Wartime Children
Living History Day for schools
Children travel back in time to wartime Sheffield. They will investigate the lives of real people and encounter the trials and tribulations of air raids, evacuations and life on the Home Front. They will experience sounds, songs, gas masks, and life under an Anderson Shelter.
A Day in the Life of a Young Sheffield Steel Worker
How working life has changed in the Sheffield steel industry since Victorian times, with good audio clips from workers past and present.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
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What is the recovery time for a breast lift with implants and a mini tummy tuck? I plan to take 2 1/2 weeks off from work (I sit at a desk all day). Is that enough time? What will the recovery be like? What type of pain will I be in? Thank you.
What is the Recovery Time for Both a Breast Lift with Implants and a Mini-tummy Tuck?
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Regarding Post-Operative Healing after breast lift with implants:Here are the instructions we give to my patients:
You will go home in a bra or with only light dressings over the incision lines.
Patients can usually return to work in one week to ten days. Sutures are dissolvable but the ending knot is removed within 1-2 weeks.
Initial discomfort is easily controlled with oral medication. Light activities may be started in 7-10 days with light lifting of 20 pounds or less from 10 days to 3 wks. After 3 weeks progressive exercise with running and lifting of heavier weights after 6 weeks.
Web reference: https://pacificcenterplasticsurgery.com/procedures/breast/lift/
Recovery after Mommy Makeover Surgery?
Thank you for the question.
You will find that your plastic surgeon is in the best position to advise you in regards to returning to work. Every patient's level of discomfort, pain threshold, and return to activities differs ( sometimes significantly). Given that your plastic surgeon knows you ( much better than online consultants) and the planned operation, it will be best if you check with him/her.
Best wishes.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_mommyMakeover.htm
Recovery time for breast lift and mini-tummy tuck
- Stay home a minimize activity for the first 5 days or so
- Can return to work and most daily activities after about 5 days
- No heavy lifting or vigorous exercise until 3 or 4 weeks after surgery
- Pain should be easily managed unless activity level is too high
Breast lift not usually painful, implants moderately painful, mini-tummy tuck usually not a difficult recovery
A mini tummy tuck is not typically a very painful procedure. However, it is limited in effectiveness, just treating the extra skin above the pubic area. Usually patients are better served with a full tummy tuck, but you might be one of the few that is a candidate for a mini-tummy tuck. A regular tummy tuck is a fairly painful procedure, but "gets the job done" nicely.
A breast lift is not painful, but implants can be painful, particularly if they are placed under the muscle, which is the usual location. It is very common to perform both breast and tummy surgery together, and it makes the most of your time off work to do it this way. Your plan to take off 2 1/2 weeks should be very reasonable for this procedure. Be sure you are having a vertical lift, because it is preferrable to an inverted-T or periareolar "donut" lift. Also be sure you look at plenty of before and after pictures from your surgeon to satisfy yourself that your expectations are appropriate. I've attached my website link to breast lift procedures.
Web reference: http://www.swansoncenter.com/content/ideal-breast/procedures/breast-lift/patient-photographs.asp
Recovery after mommy makeover
It is very common for mommy makeovers to include both breast and tummy procedures. After surgery, your pain should be well managed with 1-2 oral pain pills every 4-6 hours if needed. All my mommy makeover patients are ambulating a few hours after surgery (of course walking flexed at their waist given the tummy tuck). Most surgeons will likely recommend no heavy lifting or strenuous activity for 5-6 weeks. Most of my mommy makeover patients are comfortable with driving 7-10 days after their surgery. generally recommend taking 7-10 days off from a desk job after a mommy makeover procedure. Doing too much too soon can definitely increase your risk of healing problems or fluid collections (seromas).
Every surgical plan is unique/different so I encourage you to direct these questions to your surgeon and his staff. It is very important you allow enough time for yourself and your recovery. Mommy Makeovers are truly transforming procedures. I'm sure you'll love your results. Please plan and give enough time for your recovery. Best of luck.
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Web reference: http://www.basuplasticsurgery.com
Recovery following mommy makeover
Recovery time following a mommy makeover will vary from individual to individual. I usually tell my patients that it is usually between 2-3 weeks, so you should be fine with 2 1/2 weeks off of work. Typically, the first 3-4 days are the worst -- you may have muscle soreness which is worst in the mornings, especially if you had a lot of muscle work done. And then you should start to feel better everyday. While you may still have some pain when you return to work, you should be able to manage it with over the counter medications by that time. Good luck!
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Japan had asked Germany to arrest Paul Watson, the founder of environmental group Sea Shepherd, days before he skipped bail and apparently fled the country.
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The Japanese embassy in Berlin confirmed in a statement to The Associated Press on Thursday that it submitted its request to German authorities July 19.
Three days later Watson – who was free on (EURO)250,000 ($320,000) bail in Germany pending a separate extradition request from Costa Rica – last reported to authorities.
Watson and his group have repeatedly clashed with fishing fleets they accuse of illegally hunting whales, sharks and other endangered sea animals.
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A Useful Inheritance: Evolutionary Aspects of the Theory of Knowledge
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The book formulates an evolutionary approach to the theory of knowledge, based on the parallelism between the natural selection of our cognitive capacities and the rational selection of the methodological processes by which we put them to work. The former reflects the biological evolution of homo sapiens, the latter the cultural evolution of homo quaerens through the development of a scientific community of inquirers with its characteristic practices. This dual aspect of cognitive evolution indicates that our human cognitive accomplishments are limited by our particular evolutionary attunement to the world's scheme of things and are bound to reflect the character of our particular evolutionary niche. The resulting doctrinal position is one of a realistic relativism.
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CERF's up!
When students return to Calvin's campus this fall they may notice a change in the way computers in the college labs behave.
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Calvin student creates hymn-identifying Web site
Ever walk out of church with a song in your heart, the tune on your lips, but no words forthcoming to match the hymn's melody? Well, thanks to a new development at Hymnary.org, if you can hum it, you can probably find it.
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First, a Dallas TSA inspector is accused of stealing multiple iPads from passengers' luggage.
Second, a drag queen's "chicken cutlet" breast enhancers violated the TSA's 3.4 ounce limit for liquids or gels. The accessories in question, which are stuffed into brassieres, are clearly not bombs. The man was detained for an hour until TSA figured out he wasn't a security threat. Fortunately, he did make his flight.
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The South American community of states (Spanish Comunidad Sudamericana de Naciones, Portuguese Comunidade Sul Americana de , briefly CSN) is a loose state group, to which 12 states of South America belong. Also over 380 million inhabitants the union is after the European Union and the NAFTA in the future the third biggest international land community to form. During the establishment the Peruvian minister of foreign affairs Manuel Cuadros was selected to the Secretary-General on time.
The explanation of Cuzco was signed by all twelve independent states of South America: The members and close A SHANk (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela), the members of the Mercosur (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay) and other States of, those none of the two communities mentioned belonged before (Chile, Guyana Suriname
Guyana and Suriname will join the community not immediately. They are at present members of the Caribbean community. It is unclear, as the simultaneous memberships in two communities are to be agreed upon with one another.
In the establishment document it, a goal of the agreement means is the fight against "inequality, social Ausgrenzung, hunger, poverty and uncertainty".
Up to the year 2025 one is to be achieved the European union comparable integration. Are planned common currency, parliament and passports.
The first concrete project is the building 1,200 kilometers is enough for road connection of the Atlantic coast of Brazil up to the Pacific in Peru to be.
Already before the establishment of the community there were South American integration efforts. The former Brazilian president Fernando Henrique Cardoso had tried to bring the countries of the continent to a table thereby had however failed.
On 16 December 2003 the member countries of Mercosur and and pact signed an agreement over a common foreign trade zone.
The establishment of the community of states took place on the third South American summit (8 December 2004, in the Peruvian Cuzco). There the presidents or representative of twelve South American states signed the explanation of Cuzco to co-ordinate a bilateral explanation, in which they committed themselves, their politics and the trade liberalisieren. The contracts of the Mercosur already existing and and pact are to be merged into a large foreign trade zone.
The South American community of states was based to 180. Anniversary of the battle with Ayacucho, which had sealed 1824 the end of Spanish colonial rule.
Driving Kraft with the integration was the venezolanische head of state Hugo which sees itself in direct follow-up of the liberty hero Bolvar. The moreover one also of Brazil supports president Lula there Silva the concept, while the Chile of the combination aligned to global free trade faces extremely sceptically.
It is quite possible that the union changes its name in the future again. For a long time for example also the name "United States of South America" was available.
In the member states of the South American community of states live 371 million inhabitant on a surface of 17 million square kilometers (with exception of the British colonies on the Falklandinseln and and the southern sand yielding islands as well as French Guayana the entire South American continent).
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We become witnesses of a historical event, with which the dream of the Befreiers Bolvar begins to become after 180 years reality. Today we create a new country with 361 million inhabitants. - Alejandro Toledo Manrique, president of Peru, 8 December 2004
With the establishment of a community of states a step was made in the correct direction, in order to carry out the dream from and our Befreiern to. - Hugo president of Venezuela, 8 December 2004
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The board agreed to pay attorney Mack Martin up to $19,999 in public funds, records show.
All five board members signed the contract even though they never officially voted to hire the attorney.
Board members also never discussed at their last two public meetings anything about hiring a defense attorney.
Their latest meeting included a long progress report on the first day, Oct. 16, about efforts to make the board meetings more open and transparent.
The Oklahoma County district attorney's office and the Oklahoma attorney general's office have investigations of the parole board under way. The board already has provided thousands of records to investigators in response to two subpoenas from the state's last multicounty grand jury.
Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater is investigating whether the board violated the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Prater began a criminal investigation after learning the board had not given any notice to the public in dozens of instances where inmates initially were considered for early release. The prosecutor could file misdemeanor charges after his investigators finish their review of documents.
Attorney General Scott Pruitt is conducting a separate investigation.
Pruitt told The Oklahoman in September: "The investigations are similar in the sense that they are focused upon whether the Pardon and Parole Board has engaged in practices that are inconsistent with the Open Meeting or Open Records laws."
Martin is charging the board $250 an hour. His normal rate is $400 an hour. He told the board his firm will "exert our best professional efforts at all times on your behalf."
Martin cannot be paid from public funds to continue to represent the board members if they are ever charged.
The board's chairman, Marc Dreyer, defended how the attorney was hired. He said it was handled like any other contract, by the agency's staff. He said board members never approve contracts.
"We don't review or, even for that matter, get a report about any contracts that the agency negotiates, from the Xerox contract to contracts with the Office of State Finance to run our payroll or whatever," said Dreyer, who is senior pastor at Memorial Baptist Church in Tulsa.
"I'm sure that some would say, 'Well, that looks like they did something secretly.' But, again, we didn't, anymore than we adopted our Xerox contract secretly. Because we didn't do it. It was done by the staff."
He said the board's executive director, Terry Jenks, actually signed the contract on behalf of the agency. He said board members signed later because the attorney wanted them to acknowledge he was representing them individually, too.
"We didn't discuss this. It wasn't done in a board meeting. We signed at different times on different days," Dreyer said.
He said board members could not talk about hiring the defense attorney during their meetings because of a legal reason. The board's general counsel, Tracy George, said "the agency was and is prohibited from disclosing the existence of what Mr. Martin has been retained for because of a court order."
The general counsel sent a copy of the contract to The Oklahoman but blacked out part of it because of that court order.
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Magdalena M. García is the president of the group. She is 40 years old, studied until second grade in elementary school, is a merchant and has 4 children in total, 1 girl and 3 boys. She sells clothes and embroidered tablecloths and aprons. She started selling the clothes a year ago and the embroidery 13 years ago. She is soliciting the loan to stock up on clothes and thread for her embroidery. Her customers say good things about her, since she lets them pay for the clothes in instalments and the embroidery she does is very creative and beautiful. She feels very happy and excited requesting the loan, since she will be able to grow her business and increase her sales. She wants this loan so that she can become known in other communities; she needs a large amount of stock in order to sell outside of her community. She also hopes to keep her children in school, since they are the ones that motivate her to get ahead.
This photo was taken in the house of Maria Luz. Magdalena's table clothes are visible, as well as the aprons and clothes that she sells, of which there is an amply supply in the photo.
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Magdalena M. García es la presidenta del grupo. Tiene 40 años, estudió hasta el 2° año de primaria, es comerciante y tiene en total 4 hijos, 1 mujer y 3 varones. Ella se dedica a la venta de ropa y bordados de manteles y mandiles que inició hace 1 año la venta de ropa y 13 años los bordados. Solicita el préstamo para surtir en ropa y en hilos para sus bordados. Sus clientes se expresan bien de la señora ya que les vente la ropa en pagos y los bordados que realiza son muy creativos y bonitos. Al momento de solicitar este préstamo se siente muy contenta e ilusionada ya que podrá crecer su negocio e incrementar sus ventas. Quiere este crédito para poder darse a conocer en otras comunidades pero necesita tener gran cantidad de surtido para poder realizar las ventas fuera de su comunidad. También espera poder seguirle dando estudio a sus hijos ya que son los que la motivan a seguir adelante.
Esta foto fue tomada en la casa de la Sra. María Luz Se ve los manteles de Magdalena además de la mandiles y ropa que vende de la cual cuenta con un amplio surtido en la foto.
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H. H. Anatolia Venta de Tortillas
H. M. Ibeth Venta de Tortillas
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About CrediComunThis loan is administered by CrediComun, a Kiva Field Partner since February 2010. CrediComun is dedicated to providing loans to groups of women in rural areas in Mexico, and is beginning to lend to individuals as well. One of its newest branch offices is in Ciudad Neza, a poor suburb on the outskirts of Mexico City. CrediComun has grown rapidly since its inception in 2005, with 37 branch offices and over 350 employees, and was ranked the 12th best microfinance institution in Latin America in 2010 according to the Microfinance Information Exchange (MIX).
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