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1. What does Merriman tell Will about time for the Old Ones?
2. When Will meets the Walker, what does he demand that the Walker give to him?
3. What warning does Merriman tell Will after their first meeting?
4. What kind of Old One is Will, according to the Walker?
5. What happens to Will's family when he arrives back home from the other time?
Short Essay Questions
1. In the opening chapter, Midwinter's Eve, how does the author use Mr. Dawson to foreshadow events that happen to Will later that night?
2. How does Will try to warn Old George Dawson about Maggie being an agent of the Dark?
3. What is odd about Hawkins?
4. How does Will demonstrate his immaturity when the Dark begins to rise?
5. What is unusual about Will and his siblings' visit to Miss Greythorne's manor for caroling?
6. What role does Huntercombe Lane play in the second section, Midwinter's Day, of the novel?
7. Why does Maggie claim the Walker stole the sign from her?
8. What is the importance of music in the Midwinter Day section of the novel?
9. Why does Will use his powers to put the branch on fire?
10. What are the end results of Will's actions at the manor?
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Merriman is an Old One like Will, but is far wiser due to his tenure as an Old One. In what ways does Merriman fulfill his archetype of the teacher in The Dark is Rising?
Essay Topic 2
The Signs are instrumental to Will's mission and to the Old Ones' attempt to keep the Dark from rising. Define the importance of each sign's origins (wood, iron, bronze, fire, etc.) and their elemental significance.
Essay Topic 3
What is the protagonist's main goal throughout the Dark is Rising, and how does he fulfill his mission? What obstacles does Will face in reaching his goals?
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Larry and I enjoy working in our yard and gardens, but I don't tolerate the gnats very well. A few up my nose, in my eyes, and in my ears will chase me right back inside on the double. Their abundance this summer is daunting, to say the least. The grandchildren are visiting, and living above the gnat line, they are even less tolerant than I of these pests.
"Grandma," Jakey told me Saturday, "I didn't know you lived in Gnat City. Let's go inside."
So we did-immediately, slamming the door quickly so the gnats couldn't follow us in. Every day I hope for wind to chase the gnats so the boys can play outside and dig in the garden. We did get out for awhile on Saturday, but there seems to be no solution to the huge problem of these tiny pests.
Earlier when that nice Spring weather suddenly turned to cruel, vicious Summer, I Googled the gnat problem. How could we co-exist? I found many answers. For example, one source suggested one part vanilla extract to two parts water. I mixed up a batch and walked around the yard smelling like cookies. The gnats loved the scent and swarmed to my face for a closer smell and a taste. I didn't really care too much for smelling like vanilla anyway, so back to Google I went.
The next suggestion was a solution of one part vinegar, one part water, and one part dish detergent. That one worked a bit better, but is far from perfect. Larry wasn't too happy with it. When he was hoeing the garden wearing eau de vinegar, rivers of sweat carried the dish detergent into his eyes. He came in spitting and sputtering and swiping at his eyes. He suggested substituting baby shampoo for the dish detergent, but we haven't tried that yet. My kitchen is starting to resemble a mad scientist's lab.
I remember applying Skin-so-Soft for the problem years ago in our Cub Scout days. It seemed to work. Nothing attracts gnats like a crew of dirty, sweaty Cub Scouts, but either the gnats weren't as bad back then or the Skin-so-Soft worked. Recently I hopefully bought some Avon products for repelling bugs, but I couldn't wear them and breathe at the same time. Plus the gnats seemed to like it almost as well as they like me.
I've purchased the new "all green" natural products, the old standbys like Deep Woods Off, the repellants that are supposed to keep at bay any kind of flying insect. Is a gnat an insect? If so, then the products do not work-not on these mutant Gnat City gnats anyway.
About a week ago I was in a big farm supply store in another town and told the owner about my problem. He handed me a small spray bottle and said, "This contains pure Deet. If this don't work, nothing will."
I handed over the exorbitant price and left feeling good about my purchase. In my back yard later, I just felt like a sucker as the gnats filled my ears and nose. It didn't work any better than the vanilla concoction.
Is there no help for my problem? I've exhausted Google's suggestions to no avail. A couple of years back I asked my readers for advice about repelling yellow flies and got some good answers. Lemon dish detergent works like a charm against yellow flies. Many products on the market will keep the mosquitoes away. These gnats, however, are Satanic. My Atlanta boys and I will be vacationing in the house if we don't find help immediately. Somebody please help me. I'm a desperate woman who's about to be cooped up in the house with three rowdy boys for two weeks if I can't find a solution.
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The course to audit this semester at Berkeley would be Brad DeLong's Econ 115. He's been drilling down on the Great Depression and doing his best to extract lessons that are useful for our current circumstances. In particular, DeLong's October 1 lecture "The Industrial Financial Business Cycle and the Great Depression" (which can be downloaded here) is worth a gander. It includes a review of the attitudes that leading economists of the Depression Era (including von Hayek and Schumpeter) developed in real time, and how this affected the situation.
At its nadir, the Depression was collective insanity. Workers were idle because firms would not hire them to work their machines; firms would
not hire workers to work machines because they saw no market for goods; and there was no market for goods because workers had no incomes to
spend. Orwell's account of the Depression in Britain, The Road to Wigan Pier, speaks of "several hundred men risk[ing] their lives and several hundred women scrabbl[ing] in the mud for hours… searching eagerly for tiny chips of coal in slagheaps so they could heat their homes." For them, this arduously-
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DeLong highlights the historical lessons that were unlearned by leading economists of the day. He takes us on an excursion, courtesy E.M. Forster, of Britain's financial crisis of 1825—peaked, as DeLong highlights, by a series of episodes that parallel America's rollercoaster ride in the last decade—in which the Bank of England intervened aggressively to avert a catastrophe. DeLong summarizes:
Since 1825, the first rule in a financial crisis has been for the government to rescue the banking system—to try to prevent or moderate or offset the
collapse of risk tolerance. And it was this rule that was broken in the Great Depression. And that is why the Great Depression was so great.
The core of the lecture describes the analyses of leading lights of the Austrian school and applied by President Hoover. The view that prevailed was that of "liquidationists," like von Hayek, who asserted that the Depression was unavoidable: there was only the choice between Depression now or still harsher Depression later. "Curiously, the Great Depression was pretty much the only time that the 'liquidationist' view carried the day."
DeLong's piece helps us understand the remarkable consensus that existed among economists in favor of a bailout in the last quarter of the Bush presidency, and it gives us a strong feel for the risks of the "do nothing" attitude of bailout critics on the right. These are high-stakes decisions on which the lives and fortunes of hundreds of millions hang. In the time of tea-bag histrionics, it's a pleasure to read a calm, literate rehearsal of the major issues and the options available.
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|Me and Megan on the train.
We'd arrange to meet our friends, Emily and Kerrie at Planet Hollywood at 12 for lunch. Kerrie I'd met before some 3 and a half years ago and Emily never met but have chatted to so much the past few months. Settling in for lunch, Megan spotted a familiar face and almost popped with excitement, on the table next to us walked in West End Wilma, for those unfamiliar with her she is a theatre reviewer, blogger and great fun. We had a lovely lunch and then wandered off around to see what was happening at West End Live.
|Me being excited about West End Wilma.
We caught the incredible Beverley Knight performed 'I Will Always Love You' from the Bodyguard which she is again starring in next month when it opens at the Dominion Theatre (www.thebodyguardmusical.com/). We also caught the incredible talent which is Michael Xavier and his fantastic rendition of 'Sunset Boulevard' from the show of the same title which he has just completed a run in.
We briefly departed West End Live to take Kerrie up to the Hippodrome Casino where she was attending Nadim Naaman's album lunch (buy his new album Sides here). We bumped in the Essex family off of Gogglebox on the way to Leicester Square and stopped them for a photo!
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More fantastic performances followed, the uplifting West End Gospel Choir began a fantastic section of the afternoon. They brought real sunshine to the occasion. The always brilliant cast of Jersey Boys performed a medley of songs from the show. The current cast are excellent and possibly my favourite cast yet in the show. Matt Corner as Frankie Valli is superb and the ensemble cast are of such top quality. It was a real shame the microphones/sound didn't work for the female's who sung 'My Boyfriends Back'.
We were then treated to a performance from the beautiful Samantha Barks who has just released her debut self titled album. She sung 'Troublemaker' and the Les Mis song 'On My Own', the role which gave her the big break she deserves.
Murder Ballad, a forthcoming musical which has had successful runs off-Broadway, were the next performers. The production which comes to London's Arts Theatre in September stars Kerry Ellis, Ramin Karimloo, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt and Norman Bowman. All four of these really talented performers I've been lucky enough to see in other shows previously and I know they'll be great in this one. The two songs they sung sounded great and I'd certainly try get a ticket if you can. For tickets see here.
The final performance of the day we saw was Breakfast at Tiffany's which is set to open at Theatre Royal Haymarket in London and will star Pixie Lott in the lead role of Holly Golightly. Pixie performed 'Moon River' from the show. Although personally the show doesn't really appeal to me I'm sure it's brilliant.
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In 1985, while she was teaching Spanish at both Flagler College and the Mayo Clinic, Ecuador native Conseulo Lippi had an idea. Why not start a Panama hat sales business? St. Augustine would be the perfect place, she reasoned, because of its Spanish heritage.
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"Oh my," she said in a phone interview several weeks ago, "I think it is an outstanding church. It has a beautiful history in the sense it had enslaved people" who couldn't worship at other Episcopal churches."
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Quick question. We will be staying near Lucca in a villa for a week. We plan on day tripping to Florence, Pisa and the Cinque Terra. What is the best way to access to CT? We've heard about taking a boat up from the coast. Can we drive to an entry point to hike for the day? Any advice on the easiest in and out with kids wold be most appreciated. Thanks!
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You can drive to Riomaggiore or Monterosso and park your car in lots and then hike or take trains or in season boats between the 5 villages. With kids in town I'd drive and park.
Or from Lucca you can take trains to any of the 5 Lands and then use trains or the footpaths or boats to get around.
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I suggest the train from Lucca to the town of your choice, hike to another, then train back from there. Do check for path closures when making your decision about which towns as they do close the trail between towns if they're doing repairs.
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About this design:
I like this piece because I think it reflects the essence of my design style nearly perfectly. Simple, graphic, direct, with just a touch of luxe.
In order for the beads to lay nicely, I made it a very close-fitting choker--more like a collar. So it may not be for everyone. :)
By the way, it was surprisingly difficult to make! The copper rectangles are hollow, about 27mm long. I'll be darned if it didn't take me 15 minutes sometimes to guide a wiggly .018 beadalon wire from one hole to the hole on the other side. It was hit or miss. Tried a couple of different techniques and none worked best. Has anybody figured out a strategy on how to work with beads of this type without resorting to joining them with looped wires? I think the charm of the piece is due in part to the way the beads butt up one another and I don't want to lose that feature. I thought of super gluing the Beadalon wire to a straight piece of heavier wire, then snipping the glued end off when it was finished but there must be an easier way!
Components:Brushed copper rectangles, silver-finish "cratered surface" discs, copper jump rings and clasps.
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This is awesome!! They make flexible beading needles with extemely long eyes, you can thread the wire through and the needle goes through the beads easier than tehe wire
Very Rich, and classy! Love how you combined the texture with the metal contrast! Have to say, I will be adding this to my FAV! Nice!!
stunning! love this
So cool! It must be lightweight!! I know what you mean with the hollow beads!!! It happens all the time! LOL
Super Luxurious! love this. Beading needles. Michaels and on the web they are about 3 inches long some of them I think I saw some at local bead store. You worked to hard but it was worth it.
With three word: I want this!
Thanks for the kind words and thoughts, ladies. Do you bend and pinch the wire through and over the eye of the needle? Tie it?
But I'm not sure a flexible beading needle is the solution. I think flexibility may actually be the problem–I need something that's straight and stiff and easier to control once it "disappears" inside the bead. Do beading needles work that way? Sorry for the dilettante questions.
Gorgeous. I love the elegant simplicity of this design.
With hollow beads like the ones you used here, I sometimes take a fine wire, make a loop, insert the beading wire and crush (gently) the loop so that it holds the beading wire. This works if the hole in the bead is large enough to allow this homemade "needle" to pass through.
Fave!! This is stunning!! And I was going to tell you the exact same thing Runs With Sibes did, good minds heh, she just beat me to it…I'm slow….lol ♥♥♥
You can just thread like a regular needle, it is stiff enough…..
or, I like the "homemade ' needle, I might try that!!
love this piece simple, yet elegent. I too know what you mean about the hollow holes beads. Make you wanted scream. smiles.
Wow. I have had this problem before and just a really steady hand kinda like drawing blood or throwing a dart works for me. so….OMG this is amazing!
wow! very cool!
Nice mix of metals!
Very contemporary.
I could never wear this if its a collar type, but I would wear it as a headband or something. I would find some way to use it – its GORGEOUS. I still can't get over how much your taste in jewelry is like mine! This is GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS, GORGEOUS.
I love the contrast of the shapes and metals…stunning!!
Very lovely, I could picture KittyMom Linda wearing this as a headband and blinding people when the sun shines on it. All your stuff is great and I know what you mean with the hollow beads, It takes a little patients.
This is METALICIOUS! FABULOSO
Thank you, ladies, your support means so much! As simple as it is technically, I am especially proud of this piece, (a) because it took a lot of patience, which is something I struggle with, and (b) because it really seems to get at what I strive for when I design.
So how did I get so lucky as to fall in with such a nice group of people?
WOW this is so rich and fabulous…
I think this group is sort of like vegetable soup.
The more you add to the mix and the more variety you add and the longer you cook it The More You Gotta Love it. Yummy
All ya Gotta Do is add love love, All ya gotta do is Love.
Soup doesn't sound very special next to fancy dishes; but oh my goodness when you taste it it is hard to stop eating. (Sort of like Beading)
Faithful Chick – I think your analogy is great. I'm running it off and putting it at my work area. Thanks – TO EVERYONE!
Susan, this is another stunner! I love the colors and the contrasting metals! I also struggle at times to "thread" my wire through beads — it can drive me crazy at times!!!
Hey Dok!
This one dropped me in my tracks, a signature piece indeed. Very striking!
A superb example of contrast on many levels, shapes, metals (combining two different metals, warm and cool colours), and the most outstanding example of contrast is with the contrasting textures.
On your problem, I am assuming you are using 49 strand? If not, I would definitely use the highest number of strands available because metal beads notoriously wear on the beading wire. Usually with metal beads there is a large enough hole to use the 0.24 size, which I find works just fine because it holds well while stringing without the need to use a needle or home made needle. The drape that you desire, flexibility, will also be maintained.
Thank you for sharing a marvelous design.
Classic beauty…refined and striking at the same time! Love it!
Just plain beautiful in a classic way!
Very Classie, I've gotten good at picking out your design by pics now…This is gorgeous
All of my adjectives have been taken above, but I love this, Susan! I love the warm/cool look of copper and silver together anyway, but the textures you've mixed are simply fabulous!
I'm with Sally on this one – .024 49 strand wire would be the best with this, and would stand up straight enough to thread through fairly easily….
I used .018 because my wire guards can't take any thicker wire. I should probably buy some larger wire guards. Thanks for the advice everyone!
For me, it can be annoying, challenging, frustrating, whatever….so many things linked to other stuff..size of wire to size of components to size of tools, different metals, different tools. I wonder if this is a form of 6 degrees of separation, twice removed?
If you are going to purchase new sizes of the guards anyway, have you ever considered French wire? I know its' use is for pearl strands, however, I like it instead of the wire guards. I find that the French Wire, French Bullion or Gimp gives a really pretty, completely enclosed and clean look at that last connection. It comes in different widths and in silver & gold, I like the real deal not the plated.
One last thought, this is one time that I will use glue, coating the end of beading wire, or any floppy material will stiffen it when dry to a nice substitute needle. Then I just whack it off before finishing.
As Dora has said, you have a distinctive style.
I look forward to seeing your designs.
Thank you!
I'm not familiar with French wire or bullion or Gimp–are they all the same thing? I will have to do some research.
Can you please tell us where you purchases the silver and copper beads? They are beauties, as is this design. I want to wear it to work tomorrow!!! SLS
Dear friends of Lima Beads,
You may have noticed (and wondered why) I rarely answer the question, "Where did you get those beads?"
Please understand that it doesn't have to do with worrying that people will reproduce my designs–I know the beaders here are way more creative than that. It's out of respect for Lima Beads. I figure they create this wonderful forum for us, where so many of us take pleasure and inspiration, and I don't want to promote THEIR competitors.
In my "real life" I work in brand marketing so I guess I am extra sensitive to this stuff. Creating online communities is costly for companies and I'm just trying to be brand loyal to Lima Beads by encouraging business to stay right here.
That being said, the non-Lima beads that I use come from mainstream online sources (mostly Ebay) and "big box" crafts retailers. They're not hard to find if you do some specific keyword searching.
I hope you don't all think I am a total b***h now. I don't mean to be un-helpful or stingy. I love the members of this community and love this space and would hate to alienate anyone.
With apologies,
Gorgeous!!! Straight to FAV!!! I do enjoy your style, and sympathize with the difficulties of stringing certain beads. The metal hollow mesh ones can be an exercise in frustration, too. LOL
I have really enjoyed reading all the comments on this one…lots of good ideas and info. Sally, as always, you give such good insight and information. And I am proud to be in Faith's "Soup". LOL
Susan, I have the same issues about promoting other sites or venues. I usually just mention my local bead store (LBS) or only refer to chain stores for things Lima Beads does not stock. That is getting less common because Lima is stocking so many nice things for us now.
I truly enjoy our community here at LB and, like Susan, I guess I am a little protective of it. So whatever you are Susan, I guess that makes two of us, and you need no apologies to me.
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Anj Jones is living the dream - a colourful one inhabited by exquisitely decorated cupcakes and cakes, acres of creamy, divine fudge, lots of associated baking paraphernalia and every kitchen tool imaginable.
She's come a long way from the little kid who used to sit on a swing built by her dad and dream about what she might do with her life. And she couldn't possibly have imagined how darn busy this particular dream would be, running a baking business, getting up at impossible hours to make cakes, spending a large part of the day making fudge, working to her own high standards.
Anj Jones is a dynamo. She created her Chartwell shop, The Girl on a Swing, from scratch, like she does with her baking.
On this Tuesday morning, the store's cabinet is artfully arranged with cakes and cupcakes, there's a team in the decorating room at work, dipping into bowls of bright icing, more staff are in the baking room, and customers are pondering whether to buy the creme brulee fudge or the feijoa.
Anj's shop opened at Lynden Court, opposite Westfield Chartwell, in December; it does cakes, cupcakes and fudge, sells decorating supplies and partyware, and hires out tins. Anj had been running a cake- making and decorating business from home prior to that. It was growing rapidly, so it was time for a move to commercial premises.
It was a huge leap, a financial risk, says Anj. She's married with three kids; it didn't bear thinking about what would happen if it didn't work. She knew she had to take her sister (and best friend) Jinine Brindle with her as administrator. Over the years Anj had told Jinine about hundreds of business dreams and ideas she'd had. Jinine had always said "no, not a good idea". This time, she said "that's a brilliant idea".
So Jinine gave up her job to work with Anj, they had Laura Austin on board from the former Five Cross Roads Cake Kitchen (whose owners have provided Anj with good advice), more staff were employed, and they've been going gangbusters from the start.
The sisters use social media extensively and they're up to more than 11,000 likes on their Facebook page. Customer service is paramount, to the extent that they check with each customer who orders a cake to see whether they enjoyed it.
They have about 20 staff, nine of them fulltime, the others part-time or casual. Anj says they are clever, creative people. Staff member Verena Caton is a mate from when she and Anj worked together at fashion store Glassons at Chartwell Square, about 20 years ago.
Anj's first job was as a baker's assistant and she has worked in retail. "I've done everything." She has strict guidelines in her own business - everything's made from scratch, sold fresh. She never sells a one-day-old cupcake.
On a slow day they might sell 200 cupcakes, on a busy one such as Valentine's Day, they could do up to 2000. No two days are the same, orders arrive constantly. The cabinet cakes and fudge are also very popular.
People like the creme brulee fudge, and the Baileys, among others. Anj says the fudge is addictive, and she's not wrong there. They've captured flavours and texture perfectly.
Favourite cakes are chocolate mud, hokey pokey and carrot. The shop also caters for gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan customers.
Cupcakes have special names and each name has a story. The Wally (rich chocolate) is the favourite of builder Craig Wallace, who did the renovations on Anj's shop. There's one called Glassons, another, The Lois, is named for Anj's granny, a lover of roses. It is decorated with cocoa red rose buttercream icing.
Anj says the key to good cupcakes is not to overcook them, but bring them out of the oven when the centre is a little bit undercooked - they'll keep cooking in the tin. Icing flavour is important. They don't skimp on anything, and staff taste everything they sell.
Before she settles in for a lengthy session with the fudge-making machine, Anj returns to the subject of looking after her customers. "Without customers, there is no you [no business]. You treat them like they are gold."
(Makes 24)
Ingredients 2 cups self-raising flour
1 cup caster sugar
3 eggs
3/4 cup milk
1 tsp vanilla essence
150g butter, softened
Preheat oven to 180' C. Line cupcake tins with cupcake papers. Sift dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. Break eggs into small bowl and whisk. Pour milk and vanilla into the eggs, and combine. Add egg mixture to dry ingredients, consistently beating. Lastly add softened butter until well combined. Using an old-fashioned ice cream scoop, fill cupcake papers until three-quarters full. Place into preheated oven and bake for 12-15 minutes, depending on your oven. Cupcakes are ready when they bounce back when pressed on top with a finger. Cool for at least 30 minutes before decorating. BUTTERCREAM ICING
Ingredients 250g butter, softened but not melted
1 tsp vanilla essence
2-4 cups icing sugar (see below)
2 Tbsp milk (optional, see below)
Gel colour of your choice (optional, available at cake decorating stores)
Beat butter in an electric mixer until very pale, scraping down the sides. Add vanilla essence to butter mixture. With mixer still going, gradually add sifted icing sugar, quarter of a cup at a time. This is where you gauge the consistency of your icing. If you have melted the butter too much or if the weather is very humid, you will need more icing sugar. If you have put in too much icing sugar and the icing is stiff, you can soften it by adding 2 Tbsp milk. If you want to colour your buttercream, this is when you add the gel colour. Allow at least an hour for colour to develop. Make sure cake or cupcakes are cool before icing.
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The afternoon event begins at 1 p.m. Seating is limited and registration is required. Guests are invited to join staff in donning period attire, hats or gloves to honor Lady Mary Josephine Crawley's upcoming wedding.
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