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Power analysis for genome-wide association studies
Genome-wide association studies are a promising new tool for deciphering the genetics of complex diseases. To choose the proper sample size and genotyping platform for such studies, power calculations that take into account genetic model, tag SNP selection, and the population of interest are required.
The power of genome-wide association studies can be computed using a set of tag SNPs and a large number of genotyped SNPs in a representative population, such as available through the HapMap project. As expected, power increases with increasing sample size and effect size. Power also depends on the tag SNPs selected. In some cases, more power is obtained by genotyping more individuals at fewer SNPs than fewer individuals at more SNPs.
Genome-wide association studies should be designed thoughtfully, with the choice of genotyping platform and sample size being determined from careful power calculations.
One goal of modern human genetics is to identify the genetic variants that predispose individuals to develop common, complex diseases. It has been proposed that population-based association studies will be more powerful than traditional family-based linkage methods in identifying such high-frequency, low-penetrance alleles
One key question in designing such studies is the choice of tag SNPs. Numerous methods for choosing the best set of tagging SNPs have been developed and compared
There are two related problems with this measure of coverage. First, the binary decision of whether r2 is above or below a threshold does not capture the continual decrease in power as r2 decreases. If the cutoff value of r2 is 0.8, a SNP that shows LD of r2 = 0.75 with a tag would be called undetectable since the measure of LD is below the threshold. In truth, association would be detectable, albeit with reduced power. Second, knowledge of the coverage of a set of tag SNPs says nothing about the number of individuals needed for a well-powered study. A better measure to evaluate tag SNPs would be an explicit calculation of the probability that a genome-wide association study will find a statistically significant association given that such an association exists (
Realistically, one does not have an unlimited choice of SNPs but rather chooses among several competing commercial products with fixed sets of tag SNPs. Therefore, instead of choosing a set of tag SNPs, a more common problem now is how to evaluate which of several fixed sets of tag SNPs is better for a particular study. Several papers have looked at power for hypothetical and commercial sets of tag SNPs through empirical simulations on a subset of chromosomal regions
Here, I present a method for computing the power of a genome-wide association study when a genetic model and sample size are specified and LD information is available for the population being studied. This method is equivalent to the cumulative
Results and discussion
The power calculations require genotype data on a large representative sample of common SNPs from the population as well as a list of which of these representative SNPs are the tag SNPs (SNPs to be genotyped). Power is computed in three steps. First the best tag SNP for each of the representative SNPs is found. Then, the power for detecting association for each of the representative SNPs assuming that SNP directly influences the phenotype is computed. For this computation, it is assumed that the study will be performed by testing for genotype frequency differences between cases and controls using a two-degree of freedom
Taking the average power over all the SNPs is justified using probability theory. Assume there are
The added assumption that each SNP is equally likely to be causative yields
This final equation is the same as taking the average power over all the SNPs.
This method was applied to examine the power of genome-wide association studies in the four populations studied in the International HapMap Project
Table 1
The number of SNPs present in each population and present in each commercial genotyping system
SNPs in HapMap
SNPs w/MAF >= 0.05 (%)
2230515 (58%)
2046163 (53%)
2477182 (65%)
Common SNPs on Affy 100 K chip (%)
91400 (79%)
82995 (72%)
91363 (79%)
Common SNPs on Affy 500 K chip (%)
378415 (77%)
346887 (70%)
409849 (83%)
Common SNPs on Illumina 300 K chip (%)
313265 (99%)
251560 (79%)
252678 (80%)
Common SNPs on Illumina 550 K chip (%)
506543 (91%)
425631 (77%)
441884 (80%)
The percentages given are the fraction of SNPs from the overall SNP set, and from each of the genotyping platforms, that are present with a MAF of at least 0.05 in each population
I next asked how power changes with increasing sample size for the various genotyping platforms (Figure
Figure 1
Power for the test of genotypic association as a function of sample size at different genotype relative risks (GRR)
Power for the test of genotypic association as a function of sample size at different genotype relative risks (GRR). All panels are for the CEU HapMap population when the number of cases equals the number of controls and a multiplicative model is used. (A) Power for the Affymetrix 100 K system. (B) Power for the Illumina 300 K system. (C) Power for the Affymetrix 500 K system. (D) Power for the Illumina 550 K system.
Additional file 1
Power of genome-wide association studies with various parameters. Each line of the file contains the power of a genome-wide association study conducted with the specified HapMap population, genetic model, and sample size (N) based on the SNPs present in a variety of commercially available genotyping products.
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One critique of this approach is that the non-specific test used may not be the most powerful approach if we know the genetic model the disease follows. For instance, to study a trait that we believe follows a multiplicative model; a 2 × 2 contingency table to test for allelic association may be more appropriate. Power calculations for this test (Figure
Figure 2
Power for genotypic and allelic tests
Power for genotypic and allelic tests. Data is shown for a GRR of 1.5 under a multiplicative model, the CEU HapMap population, and the specified genotyping system.
Another possible criticism of this method is that the SNPs genotyped as part of the International HapMap Project may not be a representative subset of the common SNPs in the genome as a whole. To investigate this possibility, I compared the coverage of the various SNPs in the ENCODE and non-ENCODE regions from the HapMap project (Figure
Figure 3
Coverage of tag SNPs
Coverage of tag SNPs. Fraction of non-tag SNPs in LD with a tag SNP with r2 above specified threshold for the ENCODE and non-ENCODE regions of the HapMap project for the CEU and YRI populations. Results are shown for the Illumina 550 K (A) and Affymetrix 500 K (B) chips. The JPT+CHB population was not included because the curves generally overlap with the CEU curves and would make the graph harder to read. Results for the JPT+CHB population and for the other chips are qualitatively similar to the curves shown here.
An easy and useful way to compare the power of different tag SNP sets in different populations is the sample size needed to achieve 80% power. The Illumina 550 K clearly performs best in all three populations (Figure
Figure 4
Total individuals required for 80% power
Total individuals required for 80% power. The computations assume the number of cases equals the number of controls and a GRR of 1.75. CEU, JPT+CHB, and YRI are the HapMap populations. Affy 250 K Nsp and Affy 250 K Sty represent the two chips that make up the Affymetrix 500 K genotyping system.
Figure 5
Power as a function of number of chips needed for the Affymetrix 500 K system and its two components
Power as a function of number of chips needed for the Affymetrix 500 K system and its two components. Calculations are done for a GRR of (A) 1.5 and (B) 2.0.
I have presented a method to compute the power of a genome-wide association study in which a fixed set of tag SNPs will be genotyped. For the sake of simplicity, I only considered one straightforward single-SNP analysis scheme. While this approach has been used successfully
Proper design of a genome-wide association study requires careful calculation of the power. These calculations will be invaluable to anyone who is planning a genome-wide association study. Using these calculations, the proper sample size to get adequate power in a given study can be computed. Furthermore, the performance of different genotyping platforms can be compared, allowing an investigator to choose whatever is best for his or her study. By performing such calculations, genome-wide association studies can be optimized to get the maximal power possible for a given set of resources.
Genotype data and populations
I used genotype data from release 21 (phase II) of the International HapMap project
Calculation of power
To compute the overall power of an association study, I use three steps. First, I find the best tag SNP for each genotyped SNP in the data set. Then, I compute the power for each SNP assuming the specified GRR and sample size. Finally, I take an average power over all the SNPs to get the overall power.
To find the best tag SNP for each genotyped SNP, I look at the linkage disequilibrium between each SNP and all tag SNPs within 300 kb of it. For each pair of SNPs, I infer the two-locus haplotype frequencies between them using expectation maximization and compute r2 between the two SNPs from the inferred haplotype frequencies
To compute the power for a SNP, I assume that we are looking at genotype frequency differences using a two-degree of freedom
I use the Bonferroni correction for multiple testing and require a
I assume that the disease has a low enough prevalence in the population that the risk allele frequency in those without the disease approximates the risk allele frequency in the population. I can set the disease to follow a multiplicative, additive, dominant, or recessive model with a specified genotype relative risk (GRR) for the SNP of interest
After the power is computed for each SNP, I take the overall power to be the average power over all the SNPs. In taking the average power over all SNPs, I give less weight to the tag SNPs since they are over-represented in the set of SNPs being analyzed. Assume that of the
In this manner, the tag SNPs are only considered representative of themselves, while the non-tag SNPs for which we have LD data are considered representative of all common non-tag SNPs. For these calculations, I use
A computer program to implement these calculations was written in C. The source code is available upon request from the author.
Authors' contributions
RJK conceived of the experiments, implemented them, analyzed the data, and wrote the manuscript.
I am grateful to Jurg Ott, in whose lab the bulk of this work was performed; Joe Garsetti from Illumina for help in obtaining the list of SNPs on the Illumina chips; and Sara Hamon for critical comments on the manuscript. This work was performed while RJK was a postdoctoral fellow funded by F32HG003681 from NIH.
The future of genetic studies of complex human diseases
Linkage disequilibrium in humans: models and data
Genome-wide association studies for common diseases and complex traits
Genotyping over 100,000 SNPs on a pair of oligonucleotide arrays
A genome-wide scalable SNP genotyping assay using microarray technology
Complement factor H polymorphism in age-related macular degeneration
A common genetic variant is associated with adult and childhood obesity
A common genetic variant in the NOS1 regulator NOS1AP modulates cardiac repolarization
High-resolution whole-genome association study of Parkinson disease
A Genome-Wide Association Study Identifies IL23R as an Inflammatory Bowel Disease Gene
A comparison of tagging methods and their tagging space
Selecting a maximally informative set of single-nucleotide polymorphisms for association analyses using linkage disequilibrium
Evaluating and improving power in whole-genome association studies using fixed marker sets
Whole-genome patterns of common DNA variation in three human populations
Evaluating coverage of genome-wide association studies
Joint analysis is more efficient than replication-based analysis for two-stage genome-wide association studies
Coverage and Power in Genomewide Association Studies
Efficiency and power in genetic association studies
A haplotype map of the human genome
Exhaustive allelic transmission disequilibrium tests as a new approach to genome-wide association studies
Using linkage genome scans to improve power of association in genome scans
On the limiting power function of the frequency chi-square test
Power and sample size calculations for case-control genetic association tests when errors are present: application to single nucleotide polymorphisms


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The August 1, 2008 issue of the journal Cancer Research published the finding of researchers at Ohio State University that consuming black raspberries can prevent some of the genetic changes that result from carcinogen exposure, thereby reducing the risk of cancer.
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With almost 600 episodes, many bizarre and entertaining things have happened on The Simpsons during the past 27 years. However, what puzzles us the most is how the show predicted the future over the years. Many believe that the writers of the show are the world's best fortune tellers and that they've correctly foretold many major events. With Donald Trump's 2016 win at the elections, a prophecy from the show was discovered. There is an episode which predicted he would win! Check it out.
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Acting on petition filed by Jamaat-e-Islami leaders, a Pakistani court has directed the federal government to immediately block access to "blasphemous material on Google and YouTube.
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Ashe picked up a 6-3 win over the Eagles on the road.
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Ashe County is 5-5 overall and 5-2 in the Mountain Valley Athletic Conference.
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By Thomas Griffiths (Cardiff)
Tim Burton. In my opinion, one of the greatest directors, if not the greatest director, of his generation, even in comparison to the emotionally powerful Steven Spielberg and the futuristically-inspiring James Cameron. And this review focuses on what is, in my opinion, his absolutely best film that he has made to this day: Edward Scissorhands. This film was both written, produced and directed by Tim Burton, and stars Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, Dianne Wiest and Anthony Michael Hall. It is a total love-letter to the historically-famous story of Frankenstein, and it is very obvious that there is inspiration for this film that derives from the character and story of Frankenstein, but otherwise it is a complete and utter original story.
It starts in a house in the middle of a huge snowfall, and an old woman is sitting by the window with a little girl in bed, and the girl asks how it snows, and she tells the story that unfolds in the film. This film is about this man who was artificially built by an inventor in an ancient mansion, and he was in the climax of his completion when the inventor, his 'father', suffered a brutal heart attack and died…just before he could attach hands to Edward's wrists. Now, it must be understood that this inventor was a pure father to Edward, the only other being that he knew and was capable of loving, and without this man Edward was confused and alone and frightened of the world outside. Now, that's important because it starts with a woman Peg Boggs, played by Dianne Wiest, visits the mansion and encounters Edward, before taking him in as her own.
I'll say this from the off: Johnny Depp is incredible in this movie as Edward Scissorhands. Everybody's all over this guy nowadays because he was Captain Jack Sparrow, and they believe that the pirate was his most definitive character, but I honestly think that this is his best-acted character so far. Johnny Depp is legendary in this film, which is surprising because Edward probably says the least out of most of the characters in this movie, but the sheer mannerisms, and the walking, and the way he handles his scissorhands, it looks so authentic, so precise, and you can tell that he was really, really focused on this role. Any other actor I can think of, I seriously cannot imagine playing this character the way Depp did – and both Gary Oldman and Tom Cruise were offered this role, by the way.
This film is directed to perfection by Tim Burton. It looks like a play, really, like a really complex, really deep-venturing play. Another thing about this movie is…well…it's so beautiful. It is such a well-shot movie, and I'm referring to the camera set-ups, the set-pieces, the arrangement of close-ups and the way the camera rotates around what's happening, it makes this look so beautiful. Tim Burton must also be acclaimed for the script, because the script is fantastic – it's extremely realistic, and it's also very memorable and says a lot about the characters and the situations that are faced throughout the course of the story.
We are also introduced to the character of Kim, played by Winona Ryder, and she is fantastic in this movie. Her character is very complex, and very interesting, and she stands very clearly apart from the rest of the village almost as much as Edward, the difference being she is a girl and she isn't considered dangerous on account of being physically frightening. She is, eventually, the only person in the town who stands by Edward, and also climactically falls in love with him. The irony here is that they get off to a really rocky start, and she does give him the cold shoulder. However, the love story between the two of them is actually very well-done.
There are moments in this movie that are really creative and also really funny, and one of them is where Edward uses his scissorhands to give women hairstyles, and also to trim hedges and later ice sculptures into extraordinary statues. In any other film, they would be considered ridiculous, and people would look at them in the script and say 'This looks like crud!' If they saw them play out in this film, they'd realize that it's not crud, because it fits in. There are so many ways in which the scissorhands are exploited or used to comedic effect – they are used to create paper-chains, and even to break into a house by picking locks, and the overall message is how people react to seeing something strange and extraordinary – some people run and hide, and some people exploit it, and some people enjoy it.
One of the greatest scenes in this movie is the scene where we see Kim, one night, walks in on Edward, in the garden, carving an ice sculpture, creating a shower of snow all over them. He is completely unaware of her presence, of her approach. And then, in the snow, she just…starts dancing in it. She starts, slowly, gracefully, dancing to it. It's one of the most beautiful scenes I've ever seen in a movie – the camera work is terrific, following Kim's dance from such a great angle, showing the true beauty of the scene. And, oh my God, the musical score in this scene, and the entire movie, is absolutely amazing, to this day, it just sounds and feels so damn powerful. Danny Elfman, who also excellently did great music for the first two Spider-Man films, just excels himself here. And then, of course, it is interrupted by Kim's psychopathic boyfriend Jim, and Edward reacts in shock by accidentally scarring Kim, and Jim bullies Edward into leaving.
The most powerful element of this scene is something which is portrayed at the climax of this movie – Edward could have cut Jim to pieces right where he stood when Jim confronted him after the Ice Dance, but he didn't – because he's confused and frightened and doesn't know how to react to this. He's a completely peaceful person, and doesn't truly understand violence. However, this changes at the climax of the film, where Edward is ousted by the townspeople and he flees to the mansion, to his home where he thinks he will feel safe, and Kim runs after him to comfort him. See, Edward believes he's done too much damage than he can control, and he's terrified, and so is Kim, because she is the only one who understands Edward properly. And then Jim arrives and an almost uncharacteristically brutal fight breaks out where Jim absolutely pounds on Edward, beating the hell out of him, but he doesn't fight back. However, this fight takes an almost terrifying turn when Jim furiously attacks Kim when she tries to protect Edward, and Edward suddenly rounds on Jim with complete rage in his eyes and he actually stabs Jim, pushing him out of the window of the mansion. When people saw this in cinemas, some of them actually shivered, because the look on Edward's face when he pushes Jim out while stabbing him, its' the one and only time he looks truly dangerous – and he's provoked by his loved one being attacked by a violent man.
When Kim fakes Edward's death and leaves the mansion, bidding Edward goodbye, we cut back to the scene with the old woman and the girl, and the old woman is revealed to be Kim, having aged heavily since last seeing Edward. She explains that the reason he is behind it snowing, is due to the fact that he keeps making ice sculptures and the resulting snow, pushed down from the mansion upon the whole town, engulfs the town, making it beautiful. We later learn that Edward is still alive, and he is completely unchanged since we last saw him, he hasn't aged at all, because he is artificial. This is the most powerful scene in the entire movie because of so many incredibly clever things: Firstly, the idea that Edward, who is described in the movie at one point as highly imaginative, is carving all of these ice sculptures and it creates the snow that descends on the town. There's also a shot where we see that one of the ice sculptures is of Kim herself, showing that Edward, deep down, still loves her after all these years, and he doesn't even know if she's still alive, but she does because it's snowing. Kim closes by saying to the little girl 'Sometimes you can still catch me dancing in it'. They didn't need that. They didn't, they could have ended the movie there…but they did it! That's what makes this movie so ingenious, it does so many unpredictable beautiful things, and it's unbelievable that they work.
This movie is one of my all-time favourite movies ever, easily the best movie written and directed by Tim Burton, my favourite director. It succeeds everywhere it can succeed as a movie – compelling story, powerful script, beautiful set-pieces, incredible acting, and fantastic direction by Tim Burton. The concept and the way that concept is handled is pure genius.
I'm scoring it a definite 10/10


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Review board: Don't punish OPD officer who punched man who spit on him
ORLANDO, Fla. - A citizen's review board is siding with an Orlando police officer who punched a man who spit on him.
In video of the August incident, a man is seen approaching Officer Davis Cote while he was standing at Orange and Central avenues in downtown Orlando.
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British farmer heavily involved in Polish GM land debate
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A British farmer is at the forefront of a campaign which aims to stop the Polish Government selling off land to companies which are looking to grow genetically modified (GM) food.
Sir Julian Rose, the President of the International Coalition to Protect the Polish Countryside (ICPPC), said that plenty of 'prime' Polish agricultural land was being sold off to multinational companies.
He also stated that the Polish Government was still allowing the trading of GM seeds even though it has banned the planting of them. He said that they were allowing the trading of the seeds in compliance with a European Union directive calling for GM planting to be permitted in 'special designated areas'.
His statements were made after farmers used tractor blockades in protests across Poland.
Sir Julian, who farms in South Oxfordshire, took his tractor onto the streets of his local town on Saturday in support of the Polish farmers' resistance.
Speaking to the Farmers Guardian he said that it is 'crucial' that we work hard to ensure that farmland should remain in the hands of genuine farmers and isn't sold-off to giant international corporate companies whose sole motives are 'power and profit'.
He went on to say: "It's in all our interests to stand in support of actions that resist the planting of transgenic laboratory foods that cannot be prevented from cross contaminating other crops."
This Thursday (February 7) Sir Julian will deliver a letter to the Polish Ambassador, Witold Sobkow, in London, calling for three main action points.
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Jason Peters Watch is heating up as both sides number-crunch themselves in circles.
Buffalo may be bracing for the loss of its starting left tackle as more high-profile tackles continue to come in for visits.
Scout.com has learned that the Bills have met with Alabama offensive tackle Andre Smith.
Smith has developed a scorned rep after ducking out of the NFL Combine and having an underwhelming performance at Alabama's Pro Day. Smith, once considered a candidate at the No. 1 overall pick, is almost guaranteed to slide to the Bills at No. 11.
Smith only had 19 repetitions on the bench press at his pro day. For context, 55 offensive linemen had more reps than that at the NFL Combine. Still, Smith showed enough last season in Alabama's power offense to warrant a first-round pick. The Crimson Tide climbed to No. 1 in the nation late in the season behind a rushing game that churned out 185 yards per game – second-best in the cutthroat SEC.
The Bills and Jason Peters have reportedly opened up negotiations, but the two sides are not most likely miles away from an agreement.
Peters wants to be paid as the richest lineman in the NFL, higher than the $13 million per year Jordan Gross will earn with Carolina. Don't count on the Bills meeting his unrealistic demand. Peters allowed 11.5 sacks in only 13 games last year – more than any starting left tackle in the league. Despite his two straight Pro Bowl bids, Peters hasn't quite established himself as the best offensive lineman in the game.
That being said, perception differs from team-to-team. The Philadelphia Eagles and other teams surely would be open to the possibility of a trade and colossal contract, too. For more on that, read this column. The Eagles have two late first-round picks as ammunition.
And that is where Buffalo's interest in Andre Smith makes sense. Smith's nightmarish pre-draft charades could drop him to the lower portion of the draft, behind Eugene Monroe, Michael Oher and Jason Smith. Considering the team also met with Arizona tackle Eben Britton, there is justifiable reason to believe that they could be looking to acquire a late first-round pick for Peters.
In other visit news, one defensive end the Bills met with is quickly becoming a hot commodity across the league.
As reported here on Scout.com, Connor Barwin began his flurry of visits at One Bills Drive. Barwin said his trip went great. He spoke highly of the direction of the franchise and new defensive line coach Bob Sanders told Barwin how he'd use him in the Bills' scheme. But it's starting to look like Barwin will not slip to Buffalo in the second-round. After running a 4.4 at 260 pounds, Barwin is drawing a ton of interest. Scout.com has learned that Barwin has received serious interest from Baltimore, Arizona, New Orleans, Tampa Bay and the New York Jets.
Though Barwin still needs to refine his skill-set at defensive end – he only played the position one year at Cincinnati – he has the potential to be a dangerous pass-rusher. Not many prospects have ever possessed his blend of size, speed and athleticism.
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Hi had a great meal with my wife at the restaurant,the staff were wonderful and always served with a smile
We where there for dinner and sat outside. We had several different Bruschettas as starters, some fish and for main course I had the fish of the day: Grilled Seabass with vegetables. I believe that the fish was my best meal during my stay in Italy. The restaurant is very close to the citadel.
Food, service, ambiance in true Italian style. Very welcoming, knowledgeable people serving beautifully prepared food. This was the perfect long break in the middle of a day in beautiful Sarzana. I could not think of a better way to enjoy our time there.
Good choice of high-quality local and organic food. Nice staff and reasonalble prices. Perfect for a feel-good dinner in a beautiful little town.
This beautiful restaurant is run by a family
Who produce olive oil and other gorgeous goodies for their establishment. The owner speaks many languages and will introduce you to the delights of the region lovingly prepared in his kitchens and served in this rustic hidden gem. Great local food you must visit If you love deep fresh flavours, both from...
The restaurant is centrally located and has a good selection of local dishes at an affordable price. Service was good and fast and the dessert was superb. My ravioli were great, unfortunately the portion was slightly too small, I would have wanted more.
All in all a recommended place!
Take care and check your bill when you pay. the price we paid did not match the price list. We had to pay an unspecified amount. After we payed, we figured it was too much so we returned and complained. We received some money back, but still not the right amount. We left with a bitter taste! Our tip: don't...
Just delightful! We have had lunch here on many occasions and every one of them a pleasure! Super food fabulous service and the wine is lovely! Local produce carefully selected and beautifully presented - well worth a visit!!
As we were walking down the street this restaurant caught our eye. It had a lovely terrace with lots of cosy tables. The food we had was great! Really fresh! The grilled tuna is heaven and so are the different bruschettas. The owner was also very kind and told us of some beautiful places to visit in the neighborhood. The...
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All Dressed Up With No Place To Go
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The darkness that greeted her as the Mustang boomed into the driveway made her scowl with discontent. It wasn't to say that she expected the house to radiate in a flamboyant show of lights to see her return for the evening, but for the third consecutive night that week, Clarice Starling grumbled about her forgetfulness in not leaving a light on. In any retrospect, it was distinctively more pleasant to be received by at least some show of warmth and compassion than the cold reality that surrounded her every day.
It might have struck her as odd to experience such a strong repellence to darkness, but she was coming to understand that numerous encounters with a mad psychiatrist scarred her with the ability to diagnose odd behavioral turns. Of course, if the doctor himself were here, he would jump to analyze this newfound paranoia with a childhood trauma she undoubtedly covered in the many years it has taken to heal.
The thought gave Starling reason to snicker at herself as she slid out of the driver's seat, precariously locking the car and slamming the door shut. With a heavy sigh, she turned her eyes to the house ahead of her, wishing, not for the first time, that the duplex beside hers was not vacant. When Ardelia Mapp moved out a little over a year ago, she had not foreseen missing her roommate with such vigor. Others had since come and gone, never staying long enough to develop lasting friendships, none ever bothering.
Over the course of the past year, Starling shielded her displeasure with empty reassurance that she needed this seclusion. It was a smooth cover. After all, with the way the media jumped down her throat at every turn, it was nice to have privacy to turn to at the end of a day.
Smooth cover. Right.
In truth, Starling hated returning to an empty home perhaps even more than she hated going to work. It did little more than remind her how irreversibly complex her life was, and while she never expected anything to be a walk in the park, it was supposed to be easier than this.
Subtle reminders everywhere she went. How now brown cow. How doth the little crocodile improve his shining tail. And pour the waters of the Nile, on every golden scale. How cheer... how cheer... … How cheerfully he seems to grin, how neatly spreads his claws. And welcomes little fishes in, with gently smiling jaws.
Where had she heard that before? It didn't matter.
Yes, yes. It was *supposed* to be easier than this. It was *supposed* to be a lot of things.
But it wasn't. While she knew nothing ever was, it was a reality she preferred not to believe. At least during the day, she could occupy her mind with busywork that took her far from the events of the past few months. In returning to a job she loathed, Starling found it quite opportune to fill her day by inwardly jesting at those who irritated her. She suspected if she loved her job it would take little to distract her.
Activities that required minimal talent or patience often left her with large gaps of unoccupied time, and she was susceptible to forbidden daydreams and drifting desires.
As opposed to the Bureau that offered no free time, instead insisting on adding to the list. Building and building, piling and piling…over and over and over again.
In the months since her last encounter with Dr. Hannibal Lecter, the Bureau had done everything within its power to limit her voice without neatly snapping the line that managed to keep her in association with their all-powerful name. If that meant a desk full of paperwork intended for a low secretarial position, she would receive it. In many ways, Starling assumed they were trying to scare her away, or, at the very least, bore her to death. While she felt sure it would be easiest to leave and get the inevitable process behind her, she was not the sort of woman to shy from challenge, especially since they pushed her to such lengths. When the truth was, she would not be here if it weren't for their blindness, insensitivity, unwillingness to understand.
The darkness of her home was cold and overbearing. Starling regarded it with a sigh. What awaited her inside made her quiver with failed recognition. At very best, a board game, perhaps a sandwich but more probably a Chinese-take out number. While her days were inactive and dull, she still managed to return home with a familiar sense of fatigue, as though it took great energy to be bored all day.
Now, beginning the pace to the front door, Starling wondered exactly what he would say about this. Over-analysis. With a grim smile, she could nearly hear his voice, the calm questioning in regards to a probable conclusion.
("Were you ever afraid of the dark before, Clarice?")
She shook her head and began fumbling for her keys.
("Aren't we beyond lying to each other? Hmm? Think hard. Consider. Quid pro quo. I tell you things, you tell me things.
Quid pro quo. Yes or no?")
But there was nothing for him to betray. Take take take to his heart's content, but nothing to tell. After all, what question was worthy, now especially, of asking him?
So she thought hard, and again reached the same answer. Though a smile bore her face, Starling could feel the inward stir of disgust layered in her stomach. What a way to spend an evening. A nonexistent conversation with a fugitive to answer a simple inquiry of her determent to darkness. With some struggle, her key found its way into the lock.
("Oh really? Well, that is interesting. Even following your adventure into the Montana night, Clarice? You never experienced such dread when facing the dark again? In answering the screaming wail of the lambs?")
She paused, drew in a breath, and looked around. No, he wasn't behind her, lurking in shadows or bushes. Starling stood there as alone as she was a minute before. When, granted her limited discussion with the doctor, had she grown to know him so well?
That was simple enough. She never forgot a word he said, an insight he made, a look he portrayed. Not one.
("Yes, I thought so.")
Starling held herself still for a full ten seconds before allowing a humorless chuckle to escape her lips. Without further interruptions, even if they were internal, she pushed the door open and flipped on the interior light. Tender eyes blinked a few times in raw adjustment as the voice in her head returned mercilessly.
("Shall we consider the situation, eh, Clarice? You feared the darkness as a child, after losing the lamb to the hands of the rancher. Years pass and while you still hear the screams of those you can't protect, you face the unknown without a blink. Until now.")
Was it possible that he was just as insufferable, residing as Jiminy Cricket in her head as he was in the flesh?
Jiminy Cricket. Hah. She had to chuckle at that. Imagining Dr. Lecter singing, 'If You Wish Upon A Star' was sadly entertaining. Sadly for the content - entertaining for she could picture it successfully.
Yeah. Her life was a laugh riot. Hardy har har har.
All right. The basics. She wasn't afraid of the darkness until she lost something to it, long ago, the night of screaming lambs. Now, through the tiresome years of recuperation, through the alleged image of her maturity, and here she was again.
Over-achiever. Starling held her breath and rolled her eyes. This was stupid.
("No, no, no, no. You were doing fine.")
Releasing the breath awkwardly, she snickered at herself and shook her head. "Girl, you really know how to waste a Friday night," she complimented the dead air, wanting to fill the silence with the monotonous nature of her voice instead of allowing Dr. Lecter a chance. Even within her head, he was lethal and merciless, prodding every corner and angle for an answer to the most transverse questions.
However, Starling was far too reserved to plug her ears and scream, "LA! LA! LA!" at the top of her lungs. Therefore, when she stopped speaking, there was little she could do as the doctor's voice returned. Taunting her, imploring her.
("You lost *me* to the darkness recently, Clarice. Don't tell me you have forgotten so quickly.")
Anger and frustration flustered within her for the reference, though she had no one present to aim it at, which aggravated her further. It was difficult justifying her irritation with Dr. Lecter's voice, especially considering he was nowhere near.
Anywhere but here.
Hell. She didn't blame him.
How could she be angry with him over something she made him say in her subconscious? The very knowledge that he *would* say it, were he here, filled as an acceptable excuse. Fair? No. But whatever was these days?
Stumbling through the living quarters, Starling struggled to find the light switches. She suddenly felt plastered, something that surprised her, more or less since she gave up hard drinking after sleeping through an important test in college. Tonight, she hadn't touched anything. Perhaps it was simply the affects of a bad evening.
It didn't begin nor end there. Bad evening, bad day, bad week, bad month, bad year, bad ten years, and so on. The list would never end.
Sighing dejectedly, Starling sank into her armchair, hand immediately rising to caress her brow. One evening, all like the rest. With each passing day, the end seemed closer. The end to what, she was unsure. However, whatever it carried with it, she sensed its approach, its proximity. A mighty hunter stalking its prey, waiting for the calm before pouncing.
("And now, the end is here. And so I face the final curtain. My friend, I'll say it clear. I'll state my case, of which I'm certain…")
Starling rolled her eyes again and sat forward. If it wasn't one thing, it was the another.
("My high is low. I'm dressed up with no place to go. And all I know, is I'm at the start of a pretty big downer…")
That made her chuckle slightly, and though she was not a fan of random songs running through her head, it was superior, at least for the sake of continued mental stability, than advice from a doctor that resided an undoubted ocean away.
The functions of the human subconscious are not at all patterned, therefore it cannot be said, in reflecting Dr. Lecter's ambiguous whereabouts, why she recalled that she had neglected to pick up the mail outside. Growling to herself, Starling sat forward, half-tempted to simply leave it for tomorrow. She had no desire to abandon the comfort -- so-called, as it was -- of home. How was it that a day of boredom sapped her of more energy than any of those assignments she told herself she enjoyed when she was considered a technical field agent? Either life was slowing to meet her, or she was getting lazy.
Perhaps life was lazily slowing to meet her. As it was, she didn't care to put too much thought into it. Instead, Starling fought to her feet, her muscles stretching heavily. Maybe it would be better to simply quit. Was the Bureau worth this? In growing up, she always learned to see to the end of all dedications. Having sacrificed more than a decade to an institution that clearly didn't care, she wondered if it was time to give in.
Such thoughts were treacherous. In an instant, Starling felt herself pushed against a metaphorical wall for her blasphemous thoughts, a dunce cap fitting squarely on her head. How dare she consider quitting?
"Starlings aren't quitters," the ghost of her father scolded.
In another time, perhaps, she would have taken that to heart. Obeyed, lived, done everything within her power to make daddy happy. But there came a time where she no longer cared, where it was no longer worth the effort. "No, no we're not," Starling observed in reply, opening the door once more as her eyes landed on the mailbox, set against a forage of silhouettes. It seemed so far away, and her body screamed its fatigue in protest. Smoothly defying it, she stepped outside and began the journey up her lonely drive. "We're not quitters," she continued, "we just wish we could be."
This was pitiful. In her prime, Starling reflected the ease at which she seized trophies for running marathons in preparation for the training courses at Quantico. She had ventured on assignments that required her to remain attentive and focused for well over forty-eight hours, only to report in the next day and turn to the exercise equipment before sleep ever became a priority. It didn't seem so long ago in many aspects, and reasonably, it shouldn't. After all, that was her definition before reacquainting herself with Dr. Lecter. The definition she allegedly portrayed now. It was hardly four months behind her.
Four months. Just four months. And yet, Starling continued to have these personal one-on-one sessions with the cannibalistic fugitive in her mind. It was simple that way. The dialogue she craved in secret was obtained without any measure of loyalty betrayed to those she had sworn her allegiance with. Her coworkers. Her colleagues. Her friends.
Query finally reached, Starling emitted another forlorn sigh as she opened the mailbox. It was far too dark to visibly make out its contents, but she saw something relative to her winning a grand sweepstakes and now being the heir to twenty five million dollars. She bristled her annoyance and ignored it, thumbing through the rest.
Bill. Bill. Bill. How did one person accumulate this many bills without actively using her credit card?
The last letter in the stack. Neither bill nor claim to wealth. She held her breath as her fingers delicately brushed the fine texture of the envelope, recognizing the fabric immediately. At that minute, time stilled for Special Agent Starling of the FBI as she delicately flipped the letter over to read the name standing proud on the front.
An elegant, brush script that she knew too well, spelling out one word in familiar appreciation.
She forgot she was holding her breath and released it hurriedly, producing a sound relative to a cry, though she wasn't sure if it was intentional. There was no question in her mind it was authentic -- doubting its origin was futile. Despite that, Starling shook her head in disbelief, not willing to grasp what she held very tangibly in her grasp. As she debated a sensible course of action, her astonishment soared, escalating to heights never before experienced until she emanated a heavy sigh. "This…this *can't* be happening," she decided, her thumb caressing the ink that spelled out her name proudly, boldly, in no attempt to disguise the identity of her correspondent. They were far beyond that, if they were ever there to begin with. "Again."


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At the head of the Fal River is Truro, Cornwall's capital, a place with a great deal to offer.
At the head of the Fal River is Truro, Cornwall's capital, a place with a great deal to offer.
From history to shopping, for business and pleasure, it's all here.
One day won't be enough for you to discover all that Truro has to offer. You'll find the magnificent cathedral, an eclectic shopping experience and vibrant cafe culture.
There's something for all the family in Truro - great open spaces, the Royal Cornwall Museum and one of the country's leading theatres. You can even take a brewery tour and sample some legendary Cornish ales.
You'll also find a wealth of quirky and quality eateries for lunch, dinner and even a spot of afternoon tea.
With your Fal Mussel Card Visitor you can get unlimited hop-on hop-off travel by ferry, bus and train to and from Truro.
Don't miss exploring this gorgeous city with its compact centre complete with openways and secret alleys which will wind you along on a memorable journey.


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to the kitchen with plenty of counter space and cabinets. Home currently leased month to month. Please allow
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Terrace Houses Sleeps 4 (1 Bedroom)
From the furnished patio you enter in a beamed living/dining room off which there is a shower room and a well equipped American style kitchen. Upstairs there is a bedroom with a double bed and a single bed. The fourth bed is a convertible 'meridienne' settee for one person, in the living area. During the season changeover day is Saturday for pool view properties and Sunday for those with views across fields to the sea.
Situated in a small family run complex of holiday accommodation, set above the coastal town of Propriano, in the south-west Corsica. We believe you will enjoy the peaceful setting, although we are conveniently situated 600 meters from town, a kilometer from beaches and water sports, a kilometer from two sized supermarkets and 250 meters from municipal tennis courts.
In the residence you will find car parking space, attractive colorful gardens, a play area and a swimming pool with sun beds and natural shade.
The pool is open from the first Sunday of May until the last Sunday of October.
About the Owner
What makes this bungalow unique
Available Rentals
Notes on prices:
Our prices:
-Include linen (sheets, towels, tea towels, bath mat),supplied weekly.
-Are excluding tourist tax wich is 0.75€/night/person aged of 13 years old and more.
-Includes cleaning but we ask our clients to leave their accommodation reasonably clean and tidy.
-Includes a cot for the under 2 years old. Please mention when booking.
-Sometimes we accept an animal for a small supplement 50€ per week).
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Activity and Interests
We are ideally situated 600 meters from town,250 meters from tennis courts,1200 meters from beaches and Water Sports.
Near Propriano, there is several beautifull beaches to visit (Campomoro and its tower, Capo Laurosu (5 min drive), Roccapina and Lion Roch ...).
We are 70 km from Ajaccio Airport and 60 Km from Figari Airport.
Propriano is a nice small coasta town. You will enjoy the marina, the shops, the restaurants and the beautiful beaches. Also near and at Propriano there is many activities to make a memorable holiday (water sports, horse riding, sport center, tennis courts, aerodrome, Adventure Park, canyoning, walk along the marina, boat trip, pedestrian excursions, visite of archeologic and prehistoric sites).
From the Owner
Property Type
- bungalow
- Family
- Romantic
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Parking
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine ...
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Books
- Table Football
- Ping Pong Table
- Television
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool
- Outdoor Pool
Onsite Services
- Concierge
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- beach
- mountain
- near the sea
- rural
- village
- bay
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- live theatre
- marina
- museums
- playground
- restaurants
- ruins
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- horse riding
- paddle boating
- walking
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- hiking
- jet skiing
- mountain biking
- paragliding
- rafting
- sailing
- diving
- snorkelling
- bay fishing
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- whitewater rafting
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 40 m²
- Shower room 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Double Bed, 1 Single Bed
- Boat ...
- Terrace ...
- Garden
- Barbecue ...
- Tennis ...
- Water Sports Gear
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 4
- smoking allowed
- pets considered ...
- children welcome
- Our properties are equipped with: barbecue Weber, 4 burner stove and oven, micro-wave oven, dishwasher, fridge-freeze, all electric coffee maker, toaster, kettle, flat screen TV, fan, beach parasol and isothermal picnic box for your outings, safe, synthetics pillows, iron and ironing board, heating, vacuuming and cleaning kit. Also, Les Lentisques has a washing machine and a DVD Player. For the Terrace Houses there is a free washing machine to share. Outside: All the terraces are furnished with garden table, chairs, reclining chairs or sun beds and Weber barbecue. Sizeable shared swimming pool: 12m x 6m. In our Residence there is a garden with aromatic herbs and a play area with a pingpong table,babyfoot, swing and toboggan.


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Mr Darling said he had rejected the Barclays buyout because he knew Lehman Brothers was in deep financial trouble and he did not ultimately want the British taxpayer to be underwriting an American bank.
The demise of Lehman Brothers in 2008 was widely seen as a tipping point that triggered the world's biggest economies' descent into recession.
"I am not hostile to British banks taking over American banks or foreign banks but at the time of this crisis we knew Lehmans was in deep trouble and when I got a call on the Friday afternoon asking what the British reaction would be if Barclays took it over," Mr Darling said. "My first reaction was 'If this is such a good deal how come no American bank is going to go near it?'
"You tend to find with a good deal like that the Americans would be all over it and we wouldn't have got a look in. But when I heard America was walking away alarm bells ring."
Mr Darling was speaking as he addressed the Cheltenham Literature Festival to reflect upon his three years at the Treasury during the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Host Will Hutton asked Mr Darling whether the claims made by Hank Paulson, the former US Treasury Secretary, last year in a book were true - that he had vetoed the Barclays rescue deal.
"Yeah I did. Imagine if I had said yes to a British bank buying a very large American bank which they collapsed the following week," Mr Darling said. "Everybody sitting in this room and your children and your grandchildren and their grandchildren would be paying for years to come.
"Although there was no offer on the table at that time, I spoke to Hank Paulson and said 'Look there's no way we could allow a British bank to takeover the liability of an American bank', which in effect meant the British taxpayer was underwriting an American bank.
"As you know Lehman's collapsed that Sunday night which precipitated a whole chain of events which led to the crisis that we are talking about. Actually, although I didn't intend to do it, I did Barclays a very big favour because they picked up Lehman's for next to nothing on the Monday afternoon."
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