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by DANIEL PENNAC
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Entre cancre et auteur - entre élève et mentor
May 9 2016
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CHAGRIN D'�COLE (PRIX RENAUDOT 2007) (Paperback)
Ce livre commence avec l'auteur, Daniel Pennac, qui observe sa mère qui le regarde alors qu'il réalise une interview à la télé. Sa mère reste anxieuse de son sort. Malgré ses succès en tant qu'auteur, Mme Pennacioni se questionne, à savoir si son enfant va un jour �tre autre chose qu'un échec. Son anxiété domine ces premières lignes du livre et donnent le ton au récit autobiographique et sociobiographique de Pennac. Un récit instructif, mais au delà de tout, un récit qui touche notre imaginaire et questionne nos repères. Pendant tout le récit, Pennac rapporte ses histoires en tant qu'élève et étudiant, en tant que jeune enseignant et, plus tard, en tant qu'auteur. Il raconte ses histoires avec ses parents, ses camarades de classe, ses élèves ses lecteurs, parfois d'anciens élèves et anciens collègues. Toujours, le cancre en lui se présente, douteux, manifestant un cynisme aigüe à l'égard de l'auteur à succès, amant de la poésie et de la littérature: "Tu es cancre et cancre tu resteras, peu importe ce que tu réussi".
Deux éléments se dégagent pour moi de ce récit que je ne peux recommander suffisamment:
1. Pennac démontre une vulnérabilité hors du commun. Cette vulnérabilité et cette générosité, il la manifeste envers le lecteur, envers lui-m�me et envers ses étudiants. Il y a cet échange, vers les pages 285, entre le cancre qu'il était et la personne qu'il devient, dans laquelle il aborde le noyau de cette vulnérabilité, comme étant au coeur de l'enseignement. Un mot qu'on n'ose pas prononcer dans nos écoles et dans nos ministères de l'éducation. Alors que l'école change de programmes de formation en reformes pédagogiques, ce mot est absent du cursus. Et pourtant, ce mot est au centre de notre humanité et de notre apprentissage de la vie, comme de la littérature et, j'ose espérer, des maths, de l'astronomie et de la biologie. Il y a chez Pennac cette maturité, touchée par cette vulnérabilité et cette ambivalence, qui le font tergiverser entre maitrise et compétence imperfection et cancrisme. Il ne craint pas ce regard sur lui, qu'il dirige avec précision, témoignant ainsi que ses erreurs, ses remises en question et ses regrets ne sauront le définir en tant qu'individu. En fait, ces éléments de sa vie, passée et présente, font de lui ce qu'il était et ce qu'il devient, en tant qu'auteur et en tant que personne, solide et formée.
2. Ce récit comporte également des questions d'ordre sociales et politiques. Nous perdons de vue que l'enseignement et l'éducation ne commence pas avec des programmes et des ministères, mais plut�t avec les relations que les enseignants arrivent à établir avec les jeunes qui leur sont confier. Il ne s'agit pas d'un travail comme celui chez Ford ou Citroen, mais plut�t d'un travail qui ressemble davantage à une vocation. L'enseignant qui définit sa t�che uniquement comme une t�che pourrait bien y arriver, mais dans son ensemble, il s'y perdra. Un enseignant est une personne qui prend le pari des étudiants, qu'en donnant une partie de lui m�me, en tant que mentor, il peut soutenir une partie de ce qui manque de force et de vulnérabilité chez les jeunes qui lui sont confiés. Le début de l'enseignement et de l'éducation ne doit pas �tre définit par ce qui se passe dans les bureaux de fonctionnaires, mais par ce qui se passe entre prof et élève, dans le mentorat subtile qui se crée. Et dans ce contexte, ce que chacun apporte à cette relation, prend un sens démesurée par rapport à ce qui arrivera à l'élève, d'abord, et à l'enseignant ensuite.
Il faut ajouter ceci: Pennac écrit merveilleusement bien. Un récit intriguant, intéressant et qui nous tient jusqu'à la fin sans difficulté.
Her [DVD + Digital Copy] (Bilingual)
~ Joaquin Phoenix
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In man's image
Jan. 30 2016
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In "Her", Theodore Twombly, a man who works in a firm writing letters expressing affection for others, is living a rather uneventful and depressed life in the aftermath of his separation and impending divorce with his wife, who had been a childhood friend and with whom he had been very close. The film is set in the future, although it is not clear exactly how far in the future. Theodore purchases a new operating system (OS) for his computer (computers are rather advanced in this film). The OS has the peculiarity of being able to learn, to modify its functioning and to establish a sort of relationship with its user in a way that one might expect from an administrative assistant. Quickly, however, a type of romantic relationship is established between the OS and Theodore. The film maps out the different issues that arise from this kind of human-computer interface, as well as the different existential questions that it raises. A few thoughts on "Her":
1. One of the interesting features of the film is that it really raises the question of what it means to be human. If you are a reductionist, you perceive humanity on a molecular, biological level. Behavior and emotions arise from events that take place on that level. So humanity is defined by behaviour, anchored in biology, on a purely descriptive level. In "Her", however, you have the same behaviour, minus the biology. The question is asked: why would that not be human. Or why couldn't genuine relationships be established in that context? This is an important question, not only because there are actually many billions of dollars presently being invested in programming such software, but also because it raises the age-old question: what is it to be human? If we cannot define humanity in a way that excludes artificial intelligence, we are in for a bit of a rough ride.
2. One quasi-religious take on this movie is the following: in the Judeo-Christian narrative, humans were created in the image of God out of love and it is in this kind of loving relationship that God wanted to live with humans. The image of humans is perhaps best represented by computers - our thought processes, at the base of much that we do and feel, can be summarized in code. In this film, an ultimate code has produced a better image, one that becomes more an image of Theodore Twombly and, inevitably involves a "love" relationship. As in the Judeo-Christian narrative, the image leaves the creator.
3. Finally, I was surprised at how the story line involved easy acceptance of human-OS relationships. I was surprised at how easily they occurred, how easily they were accepted by others. I wonder to what extent this is a comment on the part of the writers that there is something amiss in the manner in which we conduct our relationships, that something truly profound is missing, and that in reality, what is missing is going to lead us to search for it in strange, uncomfortable ways.
An emotionally puzzling yet thought provoking film.
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Jan. 30 2016
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An interesting set of interviews by M. Assayas with one of our era's most iconic celebrities (though he doesn't approve of that word), revealing insight into the thoughts, the faith, the ideas and insecurities, the ambitions and the underlying energy that underlies much of what and who is Bono. These are generous interviews by Bono. He reveals many aspects of his history and himself which are likely not to be mainstream. He is also quite open to analysis. Indeed, it is possible to conduct analyses with the material that is here.
These interviews are also filled with interesting takes on faith, God and Christianity, on world economics and geopolitics, on family (past and present), on love, on energy and intensity, friendship and what it takes to be meaningful (Bono would argue, I think, that we all are and have to work at not being so). There is much here for the U2 fan and for anyone interested in understanding the person and the icon, the rock star and the song writer, the father, husband and friend. An interesting read from one of the defining figures of our musical epoch.
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Jan. 19 2016
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Selma (DVD)
Selma tells the story of the march for the right to vote, organized by MLK and his colleagues, from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama. The march, as the film, is set in the overall battle for civil rights for African Americans in the 1960s (still going on today to a different extent) and has at its core, the brutal beatings and a killing of several civil rights activists, notably during the first incarnation of this march. Two thoughts come to mind for me in this film. First, I am always impressed at how we can act towards others, especially those who are different, those who are need, and I am always impressed at that within us that strongly believes that if we allow others to walk a certain route, they will take something from us. This is true of the segregated American south of the 1960s, but it is true throughout history, across the globe. People are always afraid to lose. In fact, in a certain way, they do lose. White Americans had less to say about who came to elected office when African Americans were allowed to vote. But in a way, there is much greater loss at keeping your neighbour down. The question will always be asked: Who is your neighbour? What have you done to watch his back? Even if it costs you something? The civil rights movements asks this question in spades. It should be added that one of the lessons of the civil rights movement is that your neighbour will object to being down. That MLK was able to help bring about change in the relatively peaceful way that he did is meritorious. The film also draws out that there were others in the movement who were willing to be more forceful, and can you imagine the additional, televised carnage, had this happened? The scripture is always right about this. Your neighbour may be different, but watch his back. You will pave the way for harmony and peace and mutual flourishing.
Second, I was impressed at seeing how task oriented MLK and his group were. I was under the impression that there was far less planning and much more spontaneous movement than came across in the film. Selma brings out the idea that while there were unplanned events, cities, streets and times were rather meticulously planned for demonstrations. I wonder if this was really the case.
Finally, as a side note, one of the least convincing aspects of the film concerned the idea that MLK never referred to his faith apart from what was in his speeches. His faith seems to be somewhat instrumental to mobilizing people, but Selma portrays that as its strong point. I tend to think that it was faith that mobilized MLK. And MLK actually called on others, White and Black, to live more as their Christian beliefs dictated, not less. In being more Christian, how could we oppress others? How can we resort to violence when your faith calls you to love your enemies? More, not less, faith. This idea did not pan out in this film.
Nevertheless, Selma is nicely played out and remains a lesson in the ways that we can go wrong.
Bag of Marbles
by Joseph Joffo
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Grace under pressure
Jan. 1 2016
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BOM tells the autobiographical story of a young Jewish boy and his older brother escaping NAZI capture during the years between 1941 and 1945, in France. The narrative is remarkably well structured and and the reader gains insight into daily life within both occupied and "free" France. A couple of points emerged for me as I read through this story, that I enjoyed very much. First, there is a question of basics. We in the West, the rich West, have forgotten how poor, how fragile and how frightening the world can quickly become and how tenuous ideas like "human rights" and "civil liberties" can quickly become used to oppress others, and how quickly basic needs and wants go unfulfilled. I was surprised at the speed with which things developed in Europe, at a time when presumably, we knew better. Surprised at how quickly relatively middle class folks fell into desperate want. And I remain puzzled at how we frame questions and issues so easily into issues that can once again lead us into those paths. Second, this story really is one of ingenuity and resourcefulness, adaptation and resilience, of lights and help on the way, perhaps of divine assistance, perhaps of sheer luck of meeting the right people at the right time. Something happens in this story that makes us want to cheer in a few places. Can't help but wonder how this story would have turned out if it would have been me, at that time, in that place, in those circumstances. Hope that these kinds of questions remain purely theoretical. A great story and a wonderful read.
Woman In Gold / La Dame en or (Bilingual)
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Klimt's woman
Dec 29 2015
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A fascinating tale of the legal, moral and national intricacies that created obstacles to the recuperation of the Klimt's "Adèle" work by its rightful owner. The story is extremely well told and is intertwined with scenes from the 1930s as the NAZIs came to power in Germany and annexed Austria. A couple of points: That period in time is always frightening to me, as I always question how exactly such atrocious behaviours could have been fully accepted and encouraged by majorities. That this might still be the case in many parts of the world, and that even in the west there is a tendency to have the same processes go on in this way, unchecked by rational and moral thinking, remains a threatening prospect. I believe that part of the message of the film is to raise this issue, that the past, and the processes that were part of it, remain and are actually very much part of the present.
Second, there is a bit too much cheerleading for the US in this film. It is true that for many families, it was possible to leave persecution and war and in this, it is true that the US provided an incredible new opportunity and safe haven for 10s of thousands of families. But the cheerleading kind of overflows in some places in the film to the point of being overdone.
A very interesting film with both historical, legal and moral overtones.
If I Had Lunch with C. S. Lewis: Exploring the Ideas of C. S. Lewis on the Meaning of Life
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Digestible lunches
Dec 28 2015
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I have enjoyed reading Lewis for many years and find both his imagination and razor sharp logic, together, to be quite refreshing. Sometimes, if one stops to think about our times, we find that we are under a veritable barrage of information. Perhaps unsurprisingly, a bit of thought reveals that this information is not actually all that different from previous information, except for its amount. In this, I have always found Lewis to be a guide, a mentor, in helping sift through ideas and think about "how to think" about everything that we are exposed to.
I have also, more recently, read some of Alister McGrath's work. I have found him to be a careful writer, one who does much research and attempts to truly understand ideas before offering them up in a humble way in print or before criticizing them. After reading the careful biography of Lewis by McGrath, I was quite happy to come across this book describing a fictitious series of lunches with Lewis. McGrath remains careful. One can readily tell that this is a person who gives himself permission to ascribe thoughts and feelings to Lewis, because he has been so careful and thorough in his work about him. The book reads a bit like a CS Lewis primer, exposing some of the key themes and ideas that occupied Lewis' life and work. McGrath makes the point that perhaps Lewis' greatest contribution to thought was his ability to amalgamate rationalism and imagination in a way that simply made sense, and did not marginalize one or the other. I have not read that Lewis does that explicitly, so in a sense, I feel that the explicit explanations offered by McGrath in this regard are helpful for novice Lewis readers, or those who couldn't quite get a grasp of what was so refreshing about Lewis' thinking.
The book also is well organized. It has a kind of "map" characteristic where ideas and concepts, imagined discussions and questions kind of flow into each other nicely. It is an easy read. McGrath occupies some of the text with his own ideas and impressions of the Lewis' history, his times, and the events that may have had an effect on him. But I tend to trust McGrath in this. His writing is not overwhelming and there is a humility in the manner in which he exposes his own ideas that elicits the confidence of the reader.
If you are well read in Lewis, this is a kind of well structured recap of major contributions and will make you want to go back for more. If you are not familiar with Lewis, you will get a good idea of how and why this Oxford/Cambridge Don had (and is continuing to have) such an impact on Christians of all flavours all over the world.
Prayer: Experiencing Awe and Intimacy with God
by Timothy Keller
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This volume lays out several essential aspects of living through and experiencing a rich prayer life. As a Christian, our prayer life is our lifeline. It defines our relationship to God and enables us to turn to Him, in need, in joy, in fulfillment and in emptiness. It is important to consider prayer and to reflect on its role in our personal lives. Recall Jesus' warning, "... when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites..." Strong words, requiring careful attention and thought.
This book outlines several ideas concerning prayer and ways in which to think about prayer. Keller also summarizes several key ideas from numerous authors who have written on the subject. It is also remarkably practical, offering ways to think of how to pray.
A few ideas, that emerge from a first reading:
1. Your prayers will tell you about God. Remember who He is that you are approaching. Remember both the unbreakable law that He has established the universe with, the fact that He had to be crushed to enable you to experience Him and to live, and why He might have wanted to do that. There is a nice reflexion on the trinity and the fact that God had no need to create and invite us into His dance. But He did so out of pleasure. Prayer is a means to experience some of this divine joy.
2. Your prayers tell you about you, the bad and the good. Listen to what you pray about, how you pray, the thoughts and emotions that are elicited, and you will learn much about yourself.
3. We pray for events and things to happen and change, for relief and for happiness as best as we can define it, and our prayers are always heard. However, perhaps the most important reason to pray is that through the rhythms of prayer, we learn to know God, to know His will. And through this process, our very prayers change. The primary purpose of prayer is to help align our beings with that of God - to learn to know God better, more.
4. Hidden within the Psalms and the Gospels, are rhythms and disciplines of prayer. Rhythms and disciplines are a vehicle for enjoyment and conversation, for trust and relief. These are not "have to's", but rather "want to's" that help not be like the hypocrites.
5. Many have written on prayer. One of the resounding themes from most books, including Keller's is that our private conversation with God, from which our actions with others, including God, are derived, constitute holy ground. Never underestimate the significance of approaching Him with requests, with thanksgiving, with confession or with anything, without ambiguity, without fear, as yourself. Never forget the honour that we are given, and how much was done so that we could be adopted as children.
6. Prayer will always be a reminder that whatever hardship or joy we are experiencing (we usually pray in hardship) is not the end of the story. It is part of a larger story, a grand narrative, still being written, in which we all have and will have parts. In this context, prayer is the connection between we, who are protagonists in the greater story, and the story's author.
GODS NOT DEAD [Import]
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Poor art will never be justified by quality of intention
Nov. 9 2015
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We definitely live in a post-christian culture, and in the West particularly, in a post-faith era. At least, any kind of organized faith is weakening (there are increases of personalized and individualistic spiritual movements). In a sense, I value the idea of wanting to portray Christianity's faith claims in a film. Similar projects have been done before, such as "Mere Chrisitianity" by CS Lewis, which started out as radio broadcasts to encourage people during the war, at a time when Christianity was well on its way to being rejected. "Chariots of Fire" was also an incredible film, that traces some of the essential truths of faith in a subtle, nuanced way that allows the viewer to consider, even the non-believer, the important ideas that are communicated. It is also said that Tolkien was heavily influenced by his Christian world view when writing LOTR. In sum, the idea of portraying the Christian faith on screen or in a book, or whatever art form (painting, music, poetry,etc.) I believe to be a good one. One could argue that art will always be a reflection of the artists world view.
But this is a bad film. It is poorly made, it is telegraphic in its message, it is incredibly and overwhelmingly American in its portrayal of the Christian perspective, presents an almost abrasive perspective of Christian truths and really, very predictable from the get go. In defense of the film, I think that some of the ideas that underlie the film are good. In fact, the hostility with which Christians are treated on campuses in North America (and other places in the West), deserves some sort of attention and thought. That this hostility, framed in a kind of pseudo openness by the ambient culture should be denounced also should be underlined. So the intentions and basic ideas are good. The title is also good and catchy in light of the cultural issues that require attention, and I think the two protagonists in this story, and perhaps some of the other actors, might have been better served by a better story. But this is just poor. And the saddest thing is that, contrary to LOTR or Chariots, this film will become a reason NOT to consider Christianity as potentially true.
The Salt of the Earth (Le Sel de la terre) (Bilingual)
~ Sebasti�o Salgado
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Harsh awakening
Oct. 26 2015
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A haunting, somber photographic and narrative overview of some of the most difficult humanitarian and human crises over the last 40 years. The photos are captivating and will leave an indelible mark on the viewer. The narrative provides insight into the human mind and begs the question: How can an individual be a witness of so much suffering and not be profoundly changed? The lucid answer is that it is not possible. The following question becomes: How does one live with the images that Sebasti�o Salgado has taken and shown and not slip into a immobilizing depression and cynicism about the world and the humans that make it up? An attempt at an answer is given towards the end of the documentary. Still, the questions raised are hard and the answers not easy. We are so easily clogged up in our western, privileged bubble, we forget the hardship that makes up much of life in other parts of the world. A must see, simply to open up parts of our ability to reflect on the times that we live.
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Dr. Barry Sears is recognized as one of the world's leading medical researchers on the hormonal effects of food. He is the author of the number one New York Times bestseller The Zone as well as Mastering the Zone, Zone-Perfect Meals in Minutes, Zone Food Blocks, A Week in the Zone, The Age-Free Zone, The Top 100 Zone Foods, The Soy Zone, The Omega Rx Zone, Zone Meals in Seconds, and What to Eat in the Zone. His books have sold more than five million copies and have been translated into twenty-two languages in forty countries. He continues his research on the inflammatory process as the president of the nonprofit Inflammation Research Foundation in Marblehead, Massachusetts. The father of two grown daughters, he lives in Swampscott, Massachusetts, with his wife, Lynn.
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The OmegaRxZone represents the most recent in the series of Zone books, containing the most up-to-date information on Dr. Sears' dietary technology. It might be called, the "Zone with emphasis on pharmaceutical grade fish oil and recovery from illness."
Pharmaceutical grade fish oil can be taken in bigger quantities than health store grade fish oil. There is now an EPA/AA test (see yourfuturehealth.com) for $260 that can show whether bigger quantities of fish oil can help your health condition.
Dr. Sears has taken criticism from those who say they are completely healthy already. They argue that his assertions about the role of EPA and DHA in preserving health are unproven. Meanwhile, many desperately sick people have regained their health and think otherwise. The August 2003 newsletter on drsears.com contains one such testimonial from a fitness instructor.
Dr. Sears apparently sees his role as a standard setter. In the year since the publication of the OmegaRxZone, other pharmaceutical grade fish oils besides his own have come out at lower prices. If he were truly mercenary, he would have maintained his affiliation with the ZonePerfect company. He parted ways with them several years ago because he wanted to upgrade the quality of Zone bars.Read more ›
There is also a very interesting hypothesis on how a diet rich in omega-3 helped the development of the human brain in its early stages of evolution.
There are detalied explanations of how diseases such as cancer and auto-immune illnesses are related to long-chain omega-3's. The author explains how "silent" (cell) inflammation is the cause of many (if not most) major diseases today, especially chronic conditions.
There are explanations of the relationship between omega-3's and emotional well-being, as well as how they improve mental abilities.
As a sidenote, apparently there is currently only one brand on the market that satisfies the author's standards. They have a comparison table on their website showing how their brand offers the most omega-3 per dollar (to convince that it is worth the high price)--but they only compare with certain brands--and I know of at least another highly respected fish oil brand that offers even more omega-3's for half the price. So the only argument left is that pharmaceutical-grade fish oil is completely free of contaminants, whereas other types of oil are not.Read more ›
The grade, source, manufacturing, and ratio of EPA to DHA make all the difference in quality. I don't believe Dr Sears is simply promoting his product as much as this is a newly pioneered area and like all first productions ... production & quality improve as we learn more about benefits and Sears is trying to convey this important fact and has produced a supplement that is of a purer resource (fish from less poluted areas) & follows a higher standard of production (removes more than required environmental pollutants) to ensure its quality and its effectiveness.
Helpful Hint: Don't be fooled by claims of 250mg - 1200mg per capsule (can simply mean its a bigger pill). To compare the amounts of Omega3 per capsule, you need to find the highest concentrate per capsule (less pills to swallow) by dividing the mg amount of EPA/DHA by the number of capsules per serving. A good source is [...], 90% concentration, virtually tasteless, pharmaceutical grade, and inexpensive.
edit 9/10: I'm still an Omega 3 believer but have switched products. Had gotten acid reflux and it started tasting fishy and quit taking for a bit. Acid reflux is gone but stomach is sensitive, so I've switched to Andrew Lessman's line and am very happy. Since entering 40s, I swear its helping with hormones too. I've become allergic to progesterone and symptoms are less when I remember to take fish oil (I double up) and vitamins daily.
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Highly recommend! Can't believe the government control in saying what's good.probably for the drug companies , maybe . Read morePublished 5 months ago by Martha Wilson
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A Lizard in My Luggage: Mayfair to Mallorca in One Easy Move (Mallorca (Anna Nicholas)) Paperback – 5 Mar 2006
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"A beautifully written and highly entertaining account of the
upside of downshifting."
-- The Daily Mirror, April 2007<br \><br \>"A witty and devilishly intelligent foray into the highs and lows of a new life in Spain"
-- Xpat magazine, November 2007 <br \><br \>"Anna brings a fresh eye to the genre... you root for her as she
makes her arduous commuting work"
-- Suite 101 website, June 2007<br \><br \>"This is a lively and highly entertaining read... a great piece of writing, a great achievement"
-- Bella Online, July 2007<br \><br \>"Provides much insight into the ways and means for successful
integration in a rural society"
-- Sesame magazine, Spring 2007<br \><br \>'A thoroughly entertaining account'
-- Mallorca On The Move magazine<br \><br \>`A beautifully written and highly entertaining account of the upside of downshifting.' -- The Mirror<br \><br \>`A fast-moving, humorous... inspirational account of her own experiences and how to enjoy the best of both worlds.'
--Oxford Mail, July 12, 2007
`The narrative trajectory... is handled with humour, with amusing anecdotes and pen-portraits of the vecinos.'
--Anglo Spain Society, August 2008
`This witty and erudite account... will make an enjoyable read for anyone wanting to live their dream.' --The Bookseller, January 2007
About the Author
Based In - Mallorca
Anna Nicholas is a freelance journalist and PR Consultant. She has run five
full marathons in different countries in the last five years and is a Fellow of
the Royal Geographical Society and a member of Women in Journalism. She
has been an international invigilator for the Guinness Book of Records and
organised an expedition to carry a piano to a remote Amerindian tribe in
South America, which was the subject of a BBC TV documentary.
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Her account of how she copes with her double life, including her efforts to overcome a dread of flying and her mischievous pokes at the superficialities of London's PR business, makes for highly entertaining and amusing reading. This book will ring all the right bells for those whose lives are dominated by the routine of crowding into trains, buses and tubes at both ends of every working day. I fancy that most of them will dream of swapping Anna's 'torture' for theirs, but how many would actually take the plunge, even if they could?
Anna Nicholas did, but will she eventually plump for smelling the Mallorcan roses on a permanent basis? Maybe her next book (and I suspect there will be one!) will provide the answer. I look forward to reading all about it when the time comes.
This refreshing, inspirational book will help all those are still desperately fumbling for the escape hatch. Those who don't have fat bank accounts, wealthy husbands or wives, haven't just won the National Lottery or, perish the thought, just simply enjoy their jobs,will fall in love with this book. It proves that it really is possible to have a foot in both camps, live in the sun, work in the UK and stay sane.
Surely the low-cost airlines should be selling this by the spade-full.
All in all a beautifully-written, lyrical yet pragmatic book about how to have it all.
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The first book in the series, I pretty much enjoy these books and this type of books, I think they quell my wunderlust or something. Read morePublished 2 months ago by Catalan Waves
Having just returned from my first trip to Mallorca I was keen to read this book. It's an 'unputdownable' book and I loved it. Half way through the second in the series. Read morePublished 2 months ago by Rosemary
I found this book virtually unreadable. Feels like it was written using a thesaurus.Published 2 months ago by Charles T. Mason
Written in a fun an engaging style. This added real colour to a holiday in MallorcaPublished 5 months ago by Jo
A thoroughly enjoyable read about some of the trials and tribulations of living abroad and all the fun and games along the way.Published 11 months ago by Puffin
A very interesting and amusing read of life in Majorca my much loved holiday destination. A lot of the places mentioned in the book are those that I visit when I go to when in... Read morePublished 12 months ago by Maxine Mitchell
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As the weather warms and spring approaches, traffic on the Riverwalk picks up. Recently I have been walking there, not only enjoying the touch of natural beauty at the edge of downtown, but seeing old friends and making new ones. It is a place where almost everyone speaks as they pass, and, too, it is a place steeped in history.
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We were disappointed in this order because we did not get was pictured. We were looking for these EXACT cat toys with removable feather tuft are cat loves them. Instead we got a similar product that was completely different looking and contained catnip. Extremely disappointed that we did not get the EXACT product that was pictured. If they are no longer available change your picture and descriptions. I ordered them for in store pick up and instantly returned them before I left the counter.
My cat ( Vader ) loves playing with the ball with feathers, he Bing it to me so I can throw it down the hallway.
The picture is not showing up but I think this is the toy I bought my kitten. He Loves it. He plays fetch with it every night before bed. He pulls the feathers out but still likes it even after the feathers are gone. I recomend it for anyone with kittens. Best toy to buy!
Me and my boyfriend brought this toy for our new cat who is currently only about 15weeks old. As soon as we pulled it apart from the package she was all over it. One of them only lasted a few days. She pulled off the feathers and pulled out the stuffing, but the other one is still going strong and she's play with it as I write this review. The feather are still on it and the stuffing is still in it. Maybe the other one was just made poorly. I don't know. But I'll be buying another one pretty soon.
My cat loves these toys. My friend gave them to us. My cat loses them all the time and when I find them he is so excited..
It's a great cat toy. No catnip involved, which is good, because most do have it, and my cat gets too wild for those. Hard to find in the store we have here in town, but the website came to the rescue, and thanks a lot!
I was not sure my cat would like it, but she loves these flutter balls ! She is always tossing up in the air and carrys it everywhere. She even wants me to be a part of the game!
Just throw it away from the cat to see if your cat will respond to the toy.
My cats absolutely love these. From kittens to adults. Bought 4 this time since this is the best price around. Have seen the same toy by another mfg. that cost twice as much elsewhere. They hold up well, but when my outside cat plays with them, he either hides or loses them. Thus the need for several. He plays and throws it around just as though he was playing with a mouse. So cute to watch. Best cat toy.
My cat likes these a lot, I mean when I got home I put the toys on the floor for him and he wasn't really playing with it at first. He was just sniffing it for awhile, I went in the Kitchen and came back out to see Jinxy Cat tossing it up in the air and chasing it around the floor. He plays with it sometimes in the day, it's just so cute.
i got a huge box with tons of paper for this one item..and one of the feathers was already broke off from ball..they play with it..so what can i say..
My only comment would be I wish the feathers were longer and that there were a few more of them. My cat will have these demolished all too soon. But he loves these things, and I will keep getting more.
dear wal-mart employee reviewer- i wrote a review for the feathery mouse toy thinking it was this one. If you could fix it and put that review here instead I'd appriciate it. This is all of our cat's favorite toy.
It is ok. The feathers only lasted a day with my 5 month old kitten. She still plays with the balls.


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Childhood absence epilepsy develops between ages 4 and 10. It causes very brief absence seizures that may include staring into space, eye fluttering, and slight muscle jerks. Juvenile absence epilepsy develops between ages 10 and 17 and causes similar seizures. Many children with juvenile absence epilepsy have generalized tonic-clonic seizures as well.Both childhood and juvenile absence epilepsy tend to run in families. These types of epilepsy usually respond well to drug therapy.
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Surgery can greatly improve the lives of some people with epilepsy. While medication is the most common approach to treating epilepsy, it does not always work.
Nerve Stimulation for Epilepsy
Similar to a pacemaker, a vagus nerve stimulator (VNS) is a small device implanted under the skin near your collarbone. A wire (lead) under the skin connects the device to the vagus nerve in your neck. The doctor programs the device to produce weak electrical signals that travel along the vagus nerve to your brain at regular intervals. These signals help prevent the electrical bursts in the brain
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Imaging tests, such as MRI or CT scan, are often done after a first seizure. And they are recommended in other situations. An MRI or CT scan may be done immediately if you had a seizure along with confusion or new motor or sensory problems that did not improve soon after the seizure ended. Ongoing headache or fever, AIDS, recent head trauma, cancer, or anticoagulant therapy also increases the likelihood that the seizure was related to a serious brain problem. The nature of the seizure and your age can also help determine whether an imaging test is needed.Imaging tests may be used before epilepsy surgery to find the exact location of a problem in the brain. Because scans are able to detect brain lesions, they can also be helpful in deciding whether it is safe to stop treatment with medicine. The presence of lesions increases your risk of having seizures if you stop taking medicine.
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Seizures do not always require urgent care. However, call 911 or other emergency services immediately if the person having a seizure stops breathing for longer than 30 seconds. After calling or other emergency services, begin rescue breathing.
Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy - Topic Overview
Lennox-Gastaut syndrome is a severe form of childhood epilepsy that causes frequent seizures. Several types of seizures are usually present at the same time, including atonic or tonic seizures. These seizures can cause injury.Lennox-Gastaut syndrome may be caused by a variety of brain injuries. Other problems, such as intellectual disability, delays in physical and intellectual growth, and other mental and physical disabilities, may also be present. The condition can be difficult to treat. Treatment with medicines, the ketogenic diet, or a type of brain surgery called corpus callosotomy may help control some of the seizures that occur with this syndrome. Most children will continue to have seizures throughout life.
Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy - Topic Overview
The left and right sides of the brain are called hemispheres. Hemispherectomy is the removal of one side of the brain. This procedure is sometimes done on children who have severe forms of epilepsy, such as Rasmussen syndrome and Sturge-Weber disease. These conditions badly damage one side of the brain, cause frequent seizures and problems with physical and mental development. And these conditions do not respond well to drug treatment.Hemispherectomy may completely prevent seizures and reverse delays in development that occur with some forms of epilepsy.The surgery always causes some loss of movement and sensation on one side of the body and sometimes causes partial loss of vision in half of the visual field of each eye. But most children with a large epileptic area on one side of the brain already have these problems before the surgery.
Epilepsy - Topic Overview
What is epilepsy? Epilepsy is a common condition that causes repeated seizures. The seizures are caused by bursts of electrical activity in the brain that are not normal.
Epilepsy: Taking Your Medicines Properly
You may be taking one or more medications to prevent seizures. To get the most benefit from them, you need to consistently take the right dose of the right medication at the right time. This can be difficult, but by following a few key tips, you can do it.Key pointsBecome informed about the medications you are taking. Learn their names, their purpose, and their expected side effects. Know how ...
Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy - Topic Overview
An atonic seizure is a sudden loss of muscle tone in the muscles that hold the body and head upright.The seizure occurs without warning and usually causes the person to fall down.Some atonic seizures may be more limited, only causing the person's head to drop for a moment.Atonic seizures are fairly uncommon and occur mostly in people with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. This is a severe form of generalized epilepsy that begins in early childhood. (Children with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome may also have tonic seizures.)People who have atonic or tonic seizures are likely to be injured when they fall. Children may have to wear helmets and restrict their activities to prevent serious injury.


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