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I know his stuff isnt really 'light' or even remotely related to anime, but I was curious if anyone has read this fella, Kenzaburo Oe, Yasunari Kawabata, etc.
Its all enjoyable, but Murakami is much easier to read than the other two. "The Wind Up Bird Chronicle" is fantastic.
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Hmm... I found The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle to be very interesting, but I'll admit, it wasn't a favorite. There were something a little too weird about the man's new 'job' and the blue mark on his face. I never really understood what was going on really. I could get the sense of what I should take away from the book, but while reading it I found myself often frustrated. I did really like May and her letters, however. I still get really creeped out when I think about the detail of the spoiler[man being skinned alive] though. The detail provided in that scene was so incredibly intense.
Murakami is probably my favorite author (English, Japanese, French, or otherwise). Norwegian Wood is definitely my favorite novel, followed up by Dance, Dance, Dance, and After the Quake. He is just so incredibly good at making you feel and sympathize with his characters, and I like having the consistency of the same translator for all of the English U.S. releases of his works. Once my winter break begins, I'm hoping to finally getting around to reading Kafka by the Shore which I've had sitting around for a year, I just haven't had a chance to start yet.
You know, I've never been entirely certain if the "Novel" section is limited only to anime-related novels, but with the Yoshimoto Banana thread never being locked and now this one, I guess I can assume that any Japanese novel/novelist is okay for the time being.
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I liked Norwegian Wood too, and Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World is a solid, fun read.
I haven't read many other modern 'contemporary' authors from Japan, though. My wife is really into the big ones that I mentioned before, but I wondering if theres any other translated stuff out there like Murakami... that isnt genre-specific.
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|Yoshimoto Banana is another good Japanese author. Her novels tend to be more like novellas, but she is also excellent at making the reader comprehend and sympathize with her characters. There is also a very ethereal sense to her stories. I always feel like I'm reading them through a fog--but not in a bad way. Goodbye, Tsugumi is my favorite novel of hers--it focuses on two cousins, one of whom is chronically ill and their summer together. I also really enjoyed the short story that was in the back of Kitchen, "Moonlight Shadow." It combines the grief of losing someone young along with supernatural ways to overcome such grief. She also has the indirect styling that Murakami seems to use--tells the story in a roundabout way.
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|I read his Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. It was a really good novel that personally I'm surprised hasn't been adapted into some sort of an anime. Has a lot to do with the subconscious mind and has a great story to boot. Every odd chapter takes place in the hard-boiled reality while the even chapters take place in the semi-fantastical place called the End of the World. A friend of mine who read it said the end of the world sequences reminded him a lot of Hanmei Renmei, but having never seen this show myself, I can't say for sure. [/b]
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I think you mean Haibane Renmei.
And here's a quote from wiki:
It's missing a cite in the wiki article, but I do remember that coming out around the time Haibane Renmei was airing. Unfortunately, I can't recall the original source.
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Given the importance of wells and the 'truth' at the bottom of them in Haibane Renmei, I can certainly see the Wind-Up Bird Chronicle influence. I still haven't read Hardboiled Wonderland and the End of the World yet, but fully intend to, as I love both Murakami's works and HR. Great combination for me.
Has anyone read Sputnik Sweetheart or Kafka by the Shore? I have Kafka, but haven't read it. I've heard it has a really disturbing part, and wonder if it could be nearly as disturbing as the spoiler[human skinning] scene in Wind-Up...
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I have read Kafka, but I think I was the one you were talking to before. I haven't read Wind-Up, but peeked at your spoiler and can say that the scene in Kafka is similar. Despite that scene, it is a very interesting novel and will leave your head spinning a bit when it's all over. It was a book that I very much enjoyed reading but which at the end I was left wondering what, if anything, was Murakami trying to get across? I hope you will post your impressions when you get a chance to read it.
BTW Mylene, thanks for the recommendation of Yoshimoto Banana. I picked up Asleep and enjoyed it. I haven't poked my nose into this forum in a while and am just seeing these threads so I'll have to check out that one as well.
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Kafka on the Shore is one of my favorite novels ever. Honestly, there are a lot of "disturbing" parts in it, but it really makes you think. You might never get the answers you're looking for, but I think that's a big part of the point.
You can really analyze the story and find a lot of meaning. (I did a college project on the book and got an "A++" ). I think a comment Murakami made somewhere about it is very important to remember though. I wish I knew where I read it. He says something like "you get the clearest meaning out of it with multiple readings". That's definitely advisable, seeing as how confusing it is.
I truly think it is an excellent story worth it for everyone to read. I also bought two of Murakami's short story collections. Other than "Man-Eating Cats"--another good story and for a college project--I haven't gotten to read them yet. I really don't like the format the short story in general. I prefer how novels have much more opportunity to fully develop. At any rate, I'm looking forward to reading his short stories next.
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This forum has a search function, you know. You could have used it, and found (among others) these two highly relevant threads:
...demonstrating not only that many of the regulars here are familiar with Murakami, but also that he is extremely relevant to the subject of anime.
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...who has read all of Murakami's oeuvre.
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|Haibane-Renmei was based on a short incomplete doujinshi, and the doujinshi was based on Hardboiled Wonderland and the End of the World. I just got three of his books outta the library, very cool. I found out about him through a thread I started on the HR boards on the IMDB.
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I'm not a Japanophile who will specifically search for Japanese literature for sake of it being Japanese; but in my general seach for 'a good read' I have stumbled upon (and read) various works by Japanese authors including Haruki Murakami. I have read Kafka on the Shore, but not Sputnik Sweetheart, so I can't make a comparison.
Anyway, thought I'd mention that if you want to be disturbed, read In the Miso Soup by, Ryu Murakami. This Murakami is certainly no Haruki, but a particular scene in this fairly short book was quite horrendous, if you're interested, (it's probably in your best interest not to be). Coincidentally, I bought this book in Rome, as a replacement to a book of short stories by Haruki Murakami, which I lost.
"Oh look, I can replace it with a book by another Japanese author. Oooh, and he shares the same name as the author of my other book."
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Same here. I was recommending Norwegian Wood by a non-Japanophile acquaintance who knew I took Japanese. Given how much I loved it, it made sense for me to check out his other stuff. I found out about Yoshimoto Banana because her book Asleep sat in my sociology class for an entire semester (guess someone left it and never reclaimed it?) After seeing it 3 times a week for a few months, I couldn't help but be curious and checked it out from the library. Once again, total love, so I checked out more of her books. Goodbye Tsugumi is my favorite thus far, although Kitchen was also very good.
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|I've heard great things about Murakami, but I've yet to read any of this work. Kafka on the Shore has been sitting on my shelf for a while; it caught my eye because when I saw the title it immediately made me think of Franz Kafka, whom I'm a fan of.
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|For me the greatest thing about Murakami is his characters. I always have a character in his books that I can identify with. My favorite is undoubtably Kafka on the Shore, but a Wild Sheep Chase comes in a close second.
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Employee assistance program (EAP) counselors are covered by the same privilege of confidentiality that's granted to licensed psychotherapists, says the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. This is the first time a circuit court had ruled on this issue.
The case: Oksana Oleszko wanted information from her employer's EAP to back up her lawsuit for sex and race discrimination, but the EAP refused, citing confidentiality reasons. The court backed up the employer. (Oleszko v. State Compensation Insurance Fund, No. 99-15207, 9th Cir., 2001)
States also are beginning to address the issue of EAP confidentiality, although their laws vary widely in the type of information covered. Among those with laws on the books: Connecticut, Indiana, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Tennessee. Check your state statutes.
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A year after getting a judge's approval to continue its case against a Goldman Sachs executive accused of defrauding investors in a Paulson & Co.-linked collateralized debt obligation, the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking for more.
The regulator is looking to have one count tossed by U.S. District Judge Barbara Jones last June reinstated. Jones threw out the aiding and abetting fraud claim against Fabrice Tourre, ruling that a 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling denying U.S. legal protection to foreign investors who buy securities abroad barred it. But the SEC said last week that a recent appeals court ruling employed a narrower "test" than Jones used in her ruling last year.
According to the SEC, Tourre, the only individual accused in the CDO case that cost Goldman a $550 million settlement two years ago, and Goldman defrauded investors in the $1 billion ABACUS-AC-1 CDO. The SEC complaint alleges that Tourre "knowingly, recklessly or negligently" misrepresented the CDO, which the SEC says was structured and marketed on behalf of Paulson, a fact that the regulator said was withheld from investors.
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The idea of the puzzle is to scramble the colours and then return them to the original pattern of four single-coloured sides - like the classic Rubik's cube. There are 75 Million possible positions of the Pyraminx, which makes solving it a fun challenge!
Includes one Pyraminx puzzle.
Measures approximately 4.5" tall x 4.5" wide x 4.5" long.
This 4x4 Rubik's Cube adds a new twist to the original 3x3 puzzle! It isn't more difficult to solve, but it does require some new techniques - can you figure it out? This puzzle comes with the 4x4 Rubik's Cube and a black cube stand.
Measures approximately 2.5" long x 2.5" wide x 2.5" high.
The worlds' best selling puzzle of all-time! This timeless, classic 3 x 3 version of the Rubik's Cube is a great addition to your collection. This ever popular brain challenge is colourful, highly entertaining, hands-on fun!
Measures approximately 4" cubed.
This gravity powered logic maze is sure to put your visual perception and reasoning skills to the test. The colourful, translucent towers can be arranged in a variety of visually stimulating structures but, for each challenge, you'll have to think carefully to build a path that will successfully carry your marble to its target. 60 challenges, ranging in difficulty, will give you plenty of creative building time while you maneuver the maze in your mind.
Includes: Game grid, 10 gravity maze towers, 3 marbles, 60 challenges (beginner to expert), and instructions.
The exciting universe of Perplexus 3D puzzles has a cool new addition: the Star Wars Death Star Perplexus! Navigate through the twists and turns of the Death Star to complete the mission and destroy the ship – just like in the movie. This awesome puzzle also features lights and sounds to enhance the Star Wars experience.
Includes 1 puzzle.
A fun game that includes 40 Challenge Cards with 4 levels of play (Beginner to Expert), complete with helpful hints. Shift the cars to escape the gridlock! To play Rush Hour Game match the car and truck playing pieces to the colour-coded puzzle card and slide your car to the single exit.
Includes 40 Challenge Cards and solutions, 1 Red Car, 15 Blocking Vehicles, 1 Traffic Grid, Travel Bag, and Instructions (English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, and German).
Measures approximately 9" long x 8" high.
Winner of the Mensa Select National Competition, the Parent's Choice Gold Award, Learning Magazine Teachers' Choice Award, and Dr. Toy's Best Classic Toys Award.
With 125 challenging barriers, twists, turns, cliffhangers and more, Perplexus Epic is the ultimate 3-D labyrinth challenge for professional puzzlers! This huge, spherical, 3-D handheld game looks pretty intriguing - just wait 'til you start to play it! You'll figure out the concept quickly and easily and the entire experience will leave you perplexed and entertained, all at the same time! Do you dare to challenge the most EPIC of all brain puzzles?
Get the little ball to follow the right-side up, upside-down, sideways and twisted pathway. But watch out! Don't let it come off the track or you'll have to start again. Twist and turn the game with finesse to get the ball to move along. Perplexus Epic is perfect for kids and adults, because it's easy to learn, yet tough to master!
Measures approximately 6" in diameter.
Slide the pieces around the ball to solve the puzzle! The Gear Ball has smoothly sliding pieces for maximum puzzle-solving speeds. Use this puzzle to exercise your brain and impress your friends!
Measures approximately 3" long x 3" tall.
Lights and mirrors may make it feel like magic, but it's really science and a good dose of brain power that's needed to direct the laser beam through this series of mind challenging mazes. Get ready for a satisfying mental workout as you flex your strategic thinking muscles and ignite the light both on the grid and in your mind!
Includes game grid, 60 challenge cards with varying levels of difficulty, and 11 game tokens (1 laser, 2 beam-splitters, 1 cell blocker, 1 mirror, 5 target/mirror and 1 checkpoint).
Game board measures approximately 7" long x 7" wide x 1" tall.
Requires 2 non-standard batteries (INCLUDED).
Winner of the Major Fun Award for Games and Astra Best Toys for Kids Award.
The new Rubik's Speed Cube with tough tiles! The traditional stickers have been replaced with plastic; which mean no fading, peeling or chipping! The Rubik's Speed Cube has an all new mechanism with faster movement, amazing corner cutting and zero pops. Basing it around a brand new spherical enclosed core design ensures that there is minimum friction between internal moving parts, but also between cubes. This revolutionary new design allows not only for faster turning parts but also balances fantastic corner cutting with no pop technology. Never again will you pop doing a record time. The Rubik's Speed Cube is fully tensionable and provides maximum customizability, which has never been seen before on a genuine Rubik's Cube. Ever have the problem of just not being able to get the right tension on your cube? That's why Rubik's have not only made it easier to change your tensions, but have provided three full sets of different strength springs. These springs mean you can find your perfect tension, allowing you to be faster than ever.
Include: Rubik Cube, spring, screw driver, cube lube, and more!
Measures approximately" tall.
With outward-facing gears, gear teeth on the corner and edge pieces, and a smooth inner speed core, the Gear Cube in some ways resembles the classic Rubik's Cube, but offers a completely new and unique puzzling experience!
Measures approximately 3" long x 3" tall x 3" wide.
This is the new Rubik's 2x2 with tough tiles. The traditional stickers have been replaced with plastic; which mean no fading, peeling or cheating! It also has a brand new mechanism that results in a smoother, faster and more reliable Rubik's Cube.
It might look easy but don't be fooled – it is still a challenge. The 2x2 Rubik's Cube (also known as the pocket or mini cube) consists of 8 corner cubies and operates in much the same way as its bigger brother – the Rubik's Cube. As it is smaller than the traditional Rubik's cube it can be more easily slipped into a pocket or bag, making it the perfect item to take on a bus, train or plane, and an awesome loot bag gift. It also makes a great present for younger puzzle enthusiasts who might not be ready for a 3x3 Rubik's Cube.
The Rubik's 2x2 Cube has 3,674,160 permutations and only one solution!
Orbo, the SNAP and MATCH puzzle is the perfect cure for idle hands! Solve it by matching the coloured balls and spaces. Push the ball through the hole and shift it until it snaps into the corresponding empty spot. Match all the balls with the coloured space to solve the puzzle, then mix it up again for another try! An achievable brain puzzle that is fun and encourages development of dexterity and problem solving skills.
Measures approximately 2.75" in diameter.
Assignment: Can you remove the lava without touching the surrounding volcano? This tricky puzzle looks simple, but requires brain power to solve.
Includes 1 wooden brain puzzle (wooden "lava" piece and "wooden volcano" cup).
Cross-train your brain! If you loved Kanoodle and Kanoodle Genius, you'll flip for Kanoodle Extreme! It features a unique, new game board with over 300 2D, 3D, and NEW sliding 2D puzzles. Pick a puzzle, set up the challenge, and place the remaining pieces to solve. How extreme are you?
Includes 12 puzzle pieces, carrying case with sliding tray, and a 48 page puzzle book containing 303 puzzles.
For 1 player.
Measures approximately 6.5" long.
Rubik's, the makers of the world's best-selling puzzle, bring you: The Void Cube. Void is a HOLE new puzzle, with a HOLE new challenge. This evolution of the original 3x3 Rubik's Cube was designed by Katsuhiko Okamoto. The Void has missing centre cubes that make this puzzle harder than an original 3x3 Rubik's cube to solve. This cube is truly amazing to behold, leaving your brain void of answers to the question: "how can that Rubik's Cube have a hole in the middle and still work?"
The Void Cube is another incredibly addictive, multi-dimensional challenge that will fascinate puzzle fans as much as the Original Rubik's Cube has done for over three decades. With so many possible color combinations and only one solution, everyone who has ever played with the Rubik's Cube will want to play with The Void. Twist and turn The Void to return the six colored rings to their complete state and you will find this cube puzzle really is amazing to see, to touch and to play with. Get sucked into the fun and enjoyment of The Rubik's Void Cube.
Includes: 1 Rubik's Void.
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A whole year of curriculum-based exercises and activities in one fun book! Jam-packed with hundreds of curriculum-based activities, exercises and games in every subject, Brain Quest Kindergarten Workbook reinforces what kids are learning in the classroom. The workbook's lively layout and easy-to-follow explanations make learning fun, interactive, and concrete. Plus it's written to help parents follow and explain key concepts.
Includes ABC's, 123's, mazes, "paint by letters", sorting games, phonics, shapes and colours, money, telling time, and much, much more! Also comes with over 150 stickers, a fold-out poster, Braniac Award certificate, all-new Brain Quest mini-card deck.
Softcover containing 320 pages.
Jam-packed with hundreds of curriculum-based activities, exercises and games in every subject, Brain Quest Grade 1 Workbook reinforces what kids are learning in the classroom. A whole year of curriculum-based exercises and activities in one fun book! The workbook's lively layout and easy-to-follow explanations make learning fun, interactive, and concrete. Plus it's written to help parents follow and explain key concepts.
Includes phonics, spelling, vocabulary, find the rhyme, addition, subtraction, skip counting, time, money, maps, science, Brain Boxes and much, much more! Also comes with over 150 stickers, a fold-out poster, Braniac Award certificate, all-new Brain Quest mini-card deck.
In the fast-paced game of Rubik's Race, players put their puzzle-solving skills to the test! Each player has a 5x5 slide puzzle with 1 missing tile. At the beginning of each round, shake the Scrambler full of coloured cubes, then race your opponent to make the 3x3 center of your puzzle match the Scrambler. The first to make their puzzle match is the Rubik's Race champion of that round!
For 2 players.
By Susan Bishay, and Chris Welles Feder
Brain Quest is beloved by kids, trusted by parents, and used and recommended by teachers. It's the curriculum-based, fast-paced, question-and-answer game that challenges kids on the stuff they need to know, when they need to know it. It's the brand that says "It's fun to be smart!" And it delivers. For the fourth edition every deck is thoroughly revised and includes 20 percent new material. The content aligns with national and state standards and is overseen by the Brain Quest Advisory Board, a panel of award-winning educators, each a recent state teacher-of-the-year award winner or a recipient of the prestigious Milken Educator Award. The covers and cards have a refreshed design, giving Brain Quest a cooler, updated look.
Contains 75 cards.
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ORC World Championship gaining momentum for 2014
by Herman Hell on 28 Nov 2013
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The ORC World Championship to be held off Kiel in August 2014 is gaining momentum only days into the opening of the online entry system.
Within only a week's time, almost 40 teams from eight countries have already registered, thus nourishing hopes for a racing fleet of over 100 yachts to fight on the waters of the Outer Kiel Fjord for world championship titles awarded in each of three different classes. Competitive teams from over a dozen nations are expected to come to Kiel, suggesting that this edition of the Worlds will be a high-calibre event.
Among these is Vincenzo de Blasio's Scugnizza (Italy), the reigning ORC World Champion in Class B, and a past ORC European Class B Champion in 2012. Scugnizza will be returning to the Baltic after winning their first World championship in 2012 in Helsinki, and for 2014 they will be pursuing an unprecedented third World title.
One of the top entries amongst the larger Class A yachts is also from Italy: Girogio Martin's TP52 Aniene will set out to win their first World Championship title after succumbing to fellow Italian TP52 Hurakan in this year's Worlds in Ancona. Aniene has the credentials, being the ORC European Class A Champion in 2012.
The fight for gold could well turn into a close competition of the spectacular TP52 yachts, since this year's ORC European Class A title holder, Norwegian Trucknor Wolfpack (Thomas Nilsson) will also be in the game, and so will Sweden's Blixt Pro Sailing (2012 Worlds Class A runner-up).
A number of other crews of World and European medal ranks are also listed among the entries, of which currently 19 are from Germany. Other teams are from Czech Republic, Denmark, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Hong Kong.
German teams will be among the favorites to win medals when they race on home waters next summer. The current ORC German national champion, Karl Dehler's Sporthotel from Greifswald, will be racing in Kiel, as well as the 2010 Class B World champion Patent³ (Jens Tschentschner, Lübeck). The two silver medallists from the 2010 Worlds - Veolia of Bastiansen/Christensen, Flensburg) and Friedrichsen's Chinook (Flensburg) - will also be strong
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1. What does Adrian tell Linda when she asks how he became a beast?
(a) He tells her it is because he gave her a rose.
(b) He says that he was always this way.
(c) He tells her about Kendra and the curse.
(d) He tells her to mind her own business.
2. What happens to the mirror that Kendra gave Kyle?
(a) He breaks it over a man's head.
(b) He loses it.
(c) It gets stolen.
(d) He sells it.
3. What choice is Linda given?
(a) She can either love Adrian or not, but she must stay.
(b) She can stay or go, but if she goes, Will will turn in her father's break in tape and have him arrested.
(c) She can either stay or go, but if she stays Will will turn her father's break in tape in and have him arrested.
(d) She can either give her father's drugs back or not.
4. Where do they go for the winter?
(a) Kyle's father's cabin in the country.
(b) To the south where it is warmer.
(c) To the city.
(d) The Alps.
5. How does Kendra feel about Adrian's plan?
(a) She likes it.
(b) She is angry about it.
(c) She thinks it is crazy.
(d) She thinks it will work.
6. What does Adrian see when he calls to Linda in the mirror?
(a) She has run away.
(b) She is being kidnapped by a mugger.
(c) She is back at Tuttle.
(d) She is back home with her father.
7. What does Trey call Kyle at Gin Elliot's party?
(a) A pretty boy.
(b) A putz.
(c) An ass.
(d) A liar.
8. How does Will feel about Adrian leaving Linda alone?
(a) He is proud of his patience and understanding.
(b) He is aggravated that Adrian ignored his advice.
(c) He is impatient to get Linda out of her rooms.
(d) He is upset that Adrian has given up on her.
9. How do people react to Adrian in the subway?
(a) They ignore him.
(b) They accept him for who he is.
(c) They run from him.
(d) They are afraid of him and try to push him onto the tracks.
10. What advice does Will give Adrian about Linda?
(a) To give her until the end of the week to come to accept her new place.
(b) To keep trying to get her to come out.
(c) To knock the door down and make her come out.
(d) To give her her space and let her see that she does have choices.
11. What does Linda do with the green dress?
(a) She wears it, and they waltz around the room.
(b) She throws it away.
(c) She wears it, but doesn't like it.
(d) She puts it back in the box.
12. What do Will and Kyle plant in the garden?
(a) Hibiscus.
(b) Roses.
(c) Oats.
(d) Lilies.
13. What does Kyle learn at the party?
(a) That he never really had any real friends.
(b) That Trey is just as bad as he has been.
(c) That Sloane still loves him.
(d) That he is a putz.
14. What storybook character does Kyle begin to feel a special bond to?
(a) Captain Hook.
(b) Quasimodo.
(c) Beast.
(d) Peter Pan.
15. How does Adrian feel about Lindy being gone so long?
(a) He is upset that she didn't tell him how long she would be gone.
(b) He wishes that she would just stay gone.
(c) He is worried that she will not return to him.
(d) He is glad that she is gone.
Short Answer Questions
1. A year after he is cursed, how does Kyle/Adrian feel about it?
2. Why does Kyle refuse to face Magda at dinner?
3. How does Linda feel about her time with Adrian?
4. What was Linda's plan to escape her old life?
5. What does Linda want to do this winter?
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Al Diar Capital Hotel, Abu Dhabi
- Free WiFi in lobby
Main amenities
- 196 guestrooms
- Near the beach
- 3 restaurants and 3 bars/lounges
- Nightclub
- Breakfast available
- Fitness center
- Massage/treatment rooms
- Business center
- Airport shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- In Al Zahiyah
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Al Diar Capital Hotel, Abu Dhabi
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $41
- Studio, 1 King Bed
- Suite
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- Deluxe double or twin room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 196 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 14 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- WiFi in rooms *
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
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In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 3 restaurants
- 3 bars/lounges
- Coffee shop/café
- 24-hour room service
- Fitness facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Nightclub
- Business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 646
- Conference space size (meters) - 60
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
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- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
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- Satellite TV channels
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- In-room safe
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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- Tourism fee: AED 15 per accommodation, per night
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Parking is available nearby and costs AED 20 per 24 hours
Rollaway beds are available for AED 150 per day
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of AED 75 per person (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of AED 140 per vehicle (one way)
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Heather Millar has a skin condition called psoriasis. She tells BECK ELEVEN what life is like when the largest organ of your body is affected by the debilitating condition.
Skin. It's our largest organ and the most exposed. It's the wrapping that protects our insides and, if models are to be believed, it is supposed to be flawless.
So life can seem unfair to North Canterbury woman Heather Millar who suffers from swathes of dry, scaly, red patches of skin all over her body - an incurable and chronic skin condition known as psoriasis.
To describe how it feels, Millar says it is like a "prickly irritation all over". Some days it feels like she could fry an egg on her own skin.
Millar is one of an estimated 125 million people worldwide who live with psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis. One in 50 New Zealand adults has it to some extent. It is caused by an over-activity of the immune system in the skin.
The cells multiply at an abnormally fast rate and accumulate, producing chemicals which act as if they are fighting infection or healing a wound. Instead of doing these things, they produce thick, unsightly scales that flake off causing embarrassment and rude stares.
Millar first noticed red patches on her elbows, knees and scalp when she was 15. Her mother also had psoriasis so she considers herself lucky she was immediately diagnosed and taken to a specialist.
The first treatment actually burned her skin.
"It's a horrible age to get something like that. It's a self-conscious age and I was a real headache. I'm one of the sensitive ones," she says.
The patches came and went through her late teens and early 20s. Now 60, she remembers meeting her husband, Chris, during winter when her skin was calmer.
"It was back in the carefree days and stress exacerbates it, so maybe I just wasn't worried. Life was sweeter then."
Stress is considered a contributing factor but Millar can never predict when a stress-related flare up might occur. It can be later the same day, that month, even six months down the line. Things changed when she had children.
Their first son, David was born in 1978. Whether it was the stress of a newborn or hormonal changes, the psoriasis worsened. Their second son was born in 1982 and also suffers on and off from the condition.
At its worst, the patches were raw and covered her body from chin to knees. She has been hospitalised and needed as much as three weeks off work as her skin flaked and regenerated.
Normal skin cells regenerate roughly once every 20 days. When her psoriasis is bad, this is happening every 12 hours so the energy required to keep up this biological process is extremely zapping.
"Your body is doing its own thing and it's incredibly draining. And it is difficult to regulate your temperature. If it drops you take ages to warm up again. You just go along your day until you discover you're shivering. And of course, the other way around.
"People with psoriasis tend to wear a lot of layers and take a cardy or jacket with them."
The day Mainlander visits Millar and her husband in their Eyreton home, she pulls up her sleeves and trousers to reveal angry-looking patches on her arms and legs.
"It's quite good at the moment," she says.
A bright red patch in the small of her back is "healing". Severe patches can take up to two years to heal and return to its normal colour. She has grown accustomed to stares and uncontrollable outbursts from strangers.
"You might be in a shop and if a bit is peering out from under your sleeve someone will say 'oh, you're peeling'. Sometimes I say it's psoriasis, sometimes I just say 'yes'. I'm 60 now, I'm more used to sideways looks but for young people it can be devastating.
"As I've gotten older I've met more people with it. When you're younger and with this kind of skin condition, you keep to yourself so you're not likely to meet people with anything like it. I was lucky because Mum had it and I think that brought us closer together."
At the top of Millar's thoughts on psoriasis is that she believes it should be recognised as a social disability.
"People can be cruel through their ignorance. They think I'm dirty or that it must be contagious. That's the feeling I get anyway. I'm also sure that people with psoriasis can be overly sensitive too."
Day-to-day tasks which other people take for granted need planning and care by Millar. She worries about cutting her legs while shaving in case it gets worse or infected.
Keeping on top of it "drives her nuts".
While treatment from a skin specialist is vital, she also uses home-remedy routines. She bathes in oatmeal. It is not exactly a dip in porridge but Millar puts rough oats in a laundry bag then rubs it so the fine colloidal oatmeal falls into the water. Then she soaks in it until her scales fall away.
Each skin routine must be tailored to suit the individual. Some creams may work for a while before they start to feed the psoriasis and make it harder to control.
Millar can list almost every cream on the market.
"It's all trial and error. Some creams work for six months then flare up. Some people find something that works for them and it changes their lives.
"And it's not cheap," she says.
She has heard that in the United Kingdom, sufferers can apply for subsidised travel to Turkey where two types of fish swim in their waters. One species swims up to eat the scales, the other seals the skin.
She wishes Turkey was a bit closer or that a lottery win was in her future.
Sun can help. A special UV treatment can be found in the health system but by the time Millar graduated to the front of that waiting list, her skin had cleared up.
"It was beautiful. Isn't that always the way?"
And while sun can be curative, she avoids exposing her skin at crowded beaches. She loves swimming but keeps pool visits down to twice weekly because chlorine can aggravate her skin.
"But when it's bad I don't go at all because of how I look. If I'm really flaky it will come off in the water and that's not fair on other people. You can't help it, the water naturally sloughs the skin and lifts the scales but that's really not what swimmers want in their water."
She puts freezer packs on the hot spots. Some days she won't even wrap the packs in a protective layer, they go directly on her skin and she breathes a sigh of relief. Some spots will itch and when she gets eczema over the same patches, the pain has been excruciating.
It is also important to find a shampoo and conditioner that suits. The scalp is a common place for flare-ups to occur and when it's bad, sufferers look like they have a severe case of dandruff.
Millar remembers back to 2003 when she was seconded to the Ministry of Education.
"Ugh. They had black carpet and all around my desk and where I sat it was like snow.
"And thank goodness they don't really make black toilet seats like they used to. You'd leave flakes on the seat and have to make sure you'd dusted them off.
"You vacuum more. I have a rug on my side of the bed that I can just flick out the window.
"It's humiliating going away to a hotel and sharing a room with a colleague - even on my own, I take an old towel and put it by the bed.
"Work cars are the pits. If I pick someone up, I'll vacuum before I get them. One colleague was really nasty about years ago. She reacted very badly."
If Millar is trying to look for a bright side, she thinks having the condition has made her more empathetic.
"You feel for people who are at a disadvantage through no fault of their own. You are more compassionate and treat others nicely. But the other side of it is that you build a wall of defence."
Depression is a common side condition. So is diabetes, weight gain, anxiety, cardiovascular disease and psoriatic arthritis. Millar says she keeps herself upbeat but struggles some days.
"Mostly I'm happy. Chris is a wonderful, sympathetic husband. He helps me with the creams and when I've been off work with it or in hospital he just steps in and does everything.
"You manage your jolly skin. Don't you let it manage you. You moisturise, moisturise, moisturise. And you have to let people in. There is help. You just have to find it."
The Psoriasis Association educates patients and their families living with the condition. Visit psoriasis.org.nz.
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Martha's is so excited to be joining our friends including Cail Bruich, Crabshakk, The Gannet, Guy's Restaurant & Bar, Ox and Finch, Stravaigin, Ubiquitous Chip and eusebi's deli. at the second Let's Eat Glasgow event. Let's Eat Glasgow takes place on the 3rd and 4th of September at SWG3, 100 Eastvale Place and it's going to be bigger and even better than last year. Advance Restaurant Food Vouchers are now on sale via: www.letseatglasgow.co.uk/vouchers at £2.50 each. They sold out last year, so advanced purchase is highly-recommended. Restaurant food at Let's Eat Glasgow will cost £5, £7.50 or £10 per dish. Entry to the event is free.Posted 1 week ago
Reading a 5 Star review on Yelp Glasgow is always a nice start to the day! Thanks Nicola - the mighty falafel wrap is a customer favourite.Posted 3 weeks ago
Official Runner Refreshments at the Great Women's 10k - Today at Kelvingrove Park - come say hello and enjoy our Smoothies, Juices, Salads & Snacks. Good luck ladies!Posted 3 weeks ago
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Hold on - it's going to be an interesting day... Treat yourself to a decent breakfast to set yourself up... https://t.co/CruOKL0qd3
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