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Border Force officers will be extra vigilant during the Sochi Winter Olympics to ensure that African swine flu is not brought from Russia to Britain, according to food and farming minister George Eustice.
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To see Virat Kohli construct a chase in limited-over cricket is to see something quite un-Indian. MS Dhoni has done some incredible finishing acts of course but it's difficult to recall anyone as good from the top-order who has steered, revived, resuscitated, and taken control like Kohli. Match banake phir jitana, as they say. (Full Coverage|| Fixtures||Photos)
You could say world cricket of course but it's better to place him in the Indian context to see where the hell this talent has come from. May be it's a bit silly to restrict it to an Indian prism in this globalised age of cricket but it seems a good place to start.
VIEW: India vs Pakistan: It's that man Virat Kohli, again
Perhaps we have to start from Tendulkar. Before him, despite the '83 and '85 triumphs in England and Australia, Indian cricket didn't really have a template in the shorter formats. It was Tendulkar who tried to start a process. But there have been a numerous times when he hasn't managed to do what Kohli does these days – finish the game. At times, the man who bore one of the harshest match pressures on his shoulders did wilt. Some criticised him then, and with the distance of time, more will do it in the future but it doesn't take in the ecosystem of Indian cricket, and its history.
Without Tendulkar, there wouldn't be Kohli. It's an organic evolution of sorts and it wasn't a surprise, then, to see Kohli bow down and salute Tendulkar, who was at the stadium, at the end of it all. Without Kohli to follow-up, Tendulkar's lineage wouldn't be complete.
Having said that, Kohli has not just cannibalised Tendulkar (of limited-overs that is) in some ways but has assimilated traits from others and made it his own. Only batsman before Kohli who was as serene in chase situations was VVS Laxman. It was in Tests and it seemed in fourth-innings situations, when Laxman batted in crisis, he made it appear there was no crisis in the first place. Kohli has appropriated Laxman.
Appropriating legends.
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In the mid 2000's, Rahul Dravid, that under-rated ODI player, was the first Indian to build a reputation for finishing matches. He wasn't as calm – he couldn't be as a chase that involved run-rates of nearly 10 was beyond him and he had this effect on us where he would drag us along with him into his match situation and feel the intensity almost- but he was one of the first Indians to show how to construct a chase. Kohli has appropriated Dravid.
In the last few years, Dhoni showed how one can inexorably stretch a chase to its limit, almost threatening to snap its elasticity, but how that breathtaking wait can induce errors in the opposition, cuing the final assault. Kohli has appropriated Dhoni.
There was this utterly Kohli moment in this chase. Everyone knew that if any spinner could do it for Pakistan it would be Shoaib Malik. Shahid Afridi was there of course but it was a kind of a pitch where a finger spinner was always going to be more effective than a wrist spinner, especially with a bit of dew around. Afridi could have bowled a lot better than he did but Malik had started well. One ball spun, bounced, broke through Yuvraj's defence and bounded off the gloves through untenanted slip. The Kohli moment came soon after.
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Sensing that this was the time to appropriate Tendulkar, he went after Malik. He went for the sweep and the ball bounced a bit more than he would have liked and got a slight top edge but there was enough legs on it to fly over backward square-leg boundary. In the same over, he swept Malik through midwicket. Game was over, then, Pakistan's back was broken.
Before you break the back, you need to get yourself into position. Here is where he did a Dravid. Those numerous cutters from the seamers banging it in, and allowing the pitch to come into play – that's where the young Indian bowlers who tried yorkers went wrong- was when he used his wrists to wait for the tap them to third man, or nurdle them away for singles. He allowed the pitch to do its thing, hung back to manage subsequent deviations, rode the bounce and tapped it away.
When the time came, he then did a Dhoni. The big drives started coming through, the boundaries came, and the match slipped away in a Kolkata minute.
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What's really astonishing is this: He isn't a genius like Tendulkar was, he isn't as sound as Dravid, he isn't as explosive as Dhoni, he isn't as skilfully wristy as Laxman, and yet, Virat Kohli the limited-over batsman is the amalgamation of them all. Unsurprisingly, the whole is greater than the sum of parts.
In the end, it had to be said, to see Kohli construct a chase is the most Indian thing after all.
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- Mar 19, 2016 at 10:55 pmalso gavaskar, vishy, amarnath (both father son duo) too. why indians are obsessed with comparing one player vs other...not only in sport, but, in very aspect of day to day life.Reply
- Mar 20, 2016 at 9:40 amThough difficult to agree, Tendulkar was responsible for India loosing many matches due to his penchant for 100s. Once the 50 barrier is crossed, he takes his own sweet time to cross the hundred and this was too explicit during the last 10 years before his retirement. Virat is as of now far superior than Tendulkar or most of the cricketers of the world and more importantly, seems to look for the teams victory rather than statistics. Let us hope that like Australians, he retires when he starts slipping on his capabilities.Reply
- Mar 19, 2016 at 9:19 pmIndian Opening batsmen failures against Pak consistently says that Indian openers are no good against quality seam bowlers. Kohli is doing bits and pieces in the buzzle. Raina is a failure and he is hiding. The new IPL team will feel the pressure as he is not a quality captain nor batsman but they paid him huge sum for nothing. Also, Yuvraj crossed use by date and expired good.Reply
- Mar 20, 2016 at 7:51 amHere they go again. One match won, and they go overboard. Still many more matches to go in the tournament. Analysis and glorification can be done at the end of tournament.Reply
- Mar 20, 2016 at 4:13 amKohli is yet to mature. He will be better than all of them. I first saw this kid play when he captained the IndianU19 side that won the Cup some years ago in Malaysia. He scored three hundreds in that tourny and I knew then that this kid was going places.Reply
- Mar 20, 2016 at 3:13 amCricket will be fine if we didn't hear the so-called 'experts' talking in some mumo-jumbo lingo, as the the presentr writer has tried and FAILED BADLY. The FIRST LAW of sports : Don't Compare. Enjoy each as a single.Reply
- Mar 20, 2016 at 6:35 amFearlessness is what VirENDER Sehwag brought into Indian cricket. If one greatest trait VirAAT Kohli has in abundance is fearlessness. That makes him the GAMECHANGER as well as GAMEWINNER for most of the times!Reply
- Mar 20, 2016 at 6:36 amHe and VIRender Sehwag share beside "VIR", another great trait they share is fearlessness, which works stupendously for heroes, at most of occasion!Reply
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Working from home can be a double edged sword when it comes to productivity! What is your experience with this and how do you combat the distractions?
Time restraints with deadlines means I can't always wait until I'm 'feeling creative'. Sometimes I just have to turn it on and make it happen. Trying to stay focused at the job at hand can be really hard at times when working from home… I'm terrible at getting sidetracked checking out social media, the 'just for 5 mins' usually turns into half an hour, down the instagram rabbit hole. I have to remind myself when I'm looking at gorgeous images I'm not actually creating anything myself (that's usually enough to snap me out of my trance).
Generally when I'm procrastinating my house looks a lot tidier, which is one bonus! You'll find me sorting or organising things, I think by doing that it relaxes part of my brain and gives me time to think about the job I'm about to start working on. Once I've been briefed on a new job I try to start on it soon after the briefing, as that's when the ideas are most fresh and I'm feeling most enthusiastic about it, really good to get pen on paper then, rather than wait a week, and come back to it. When that happens I can lose the momentum. Also I break the job down into bite size chunks, so it's less overwhelming and feels more do-able.
Despite your huge body of illustrative work for books, brands and commissioned jobs – it's obvious you are concentrating on more and more textiles and products aimed squarely at the "home".
How would you describe your personal interior style and aesthetic when it comes to your home spaces?
I've always been bit obsessed with interiors and have a passion designing textiles for the home. My personal style is relaxed, yet I like to think it's little sophisticated with some quirky touches.
I love having lots of books and art around me and live in a light filled house. There's a blend of old and new pieces together, mixing midcentury lamps and sideboard with cleanline modern pieces. Most of the objects I surround myself with were collected from my travels or from vintage markets and carboot sales. I'm attracted to slightly offbeat or beautiful objects and always love finding out the back story of where these pieces came from. Though I don't like unnecessary clutter and do love to edit my space from time to time.
My style now is more about simplicity, natural fabrics, texture and interesting print combinations. The older I get I really appreciate quality and design longevity over the 'sugar rush' of cheap, fast, mass produced fashion looks which require people to buy and dispose of pieces seasonally which is unsustainable and generally doesn't inspire the same sentimentality and nostalgia as a good quality piece does. I always try and carry that through into my own designs, as it's important for me that my designs stand the test of time.
Your career has exposed you to some major local and international names in design (Kate Sylvester and Jasper Conran to name just a few!)
Who out there in the creative world provides you with inspiration?
Currently I'm listening to some great podcasts and reading about some really inspiring females, their extraordinary stories and their ability to sustain successful careers over their lifetime. I'm resonating more with hearing stories of artists who have faced challenges or just hearing about their creative evolution over time.
One of my favourite artists is Louise Bourgeois. Her career peaked at 70, which is wonderful to think maybe the best is still to come. I'm really inspired by designers Elsa Shaperelli, Celia Birtwell, Barbara Hepworth, Bridget Riley, Florence Broadhurst, Corita Ken ( an amazing graphic designing Nun!), Lucienne Day ( so many more!) and what they were able to achieve.
I am also constantly inspired by my creative friends who take risks to be doing what they doing and always give great advice. I listen to Kathryn Ryan, on the RNZ Morning Show and BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour online, both radio show have a wonderful line up of interesting guests. Great books I'd mention would be Elsa Schiaparelli 'Shocking Life' and Peggy Guggenheim, 'Out of this century'.
You had 10 amazing years based in London before returning back to the homeland. Do you think being based back in New Zealand has influenced your work?
The pace of life and laid back, 'can do' attitude of New Zealanders has influenced me by finding more life/work balance and helped me nurture my creative side a bit more.
If you were only allowed to hang the work of ONE artist on your walls….who would it be?
Hard question! Hmm I'm going to say David Hockey, I've loved his work and it's so diverse from his pool scenes in LA from the 1960's through to his most recent oversized hyper colour paintings of the Yorkshire landscape.
Where are your favourite haunts in Auckland ?
I spend a lot of time with my partner and son locally around Point Chevalier, where we live. It has a great community vibe, lovely beach, lots of parks and a few interesting places to eat. I also love a good forage in charity shops, looking at old books and hunting for treasures to then sneak back into the house. And always love popping into beautifully curated shops, like Flotsam and Jetsam, Tessuti and Simon James plus some of the wonderful independent books shops like the Women's Book Shop and Novel Bookstore. Browsing art galleries on K Road happens too!
Our favourite dinner haunt would be Coco's Cantina on K Road. Damaris and Renee are so hospitable and it always has a great atmosphere. A Friday night drink or two at Golden Dawn is always fun (especially as I'm out less these days), I can usually bump into a few old friends.
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Hilary Knox – winner of Bolt of Cloth Textile Design Award
Above: Bolt of Cloth Textile Design Award Winner 2016 – Hilary Knox!
Photography by Larnie Nicolson for Homestyle Magazine
Last year I was lucky to be given the opportunity to help in judging the annual Bolt of Cloth Textile Design Award. I've been an eager witness to the winning designs from the years previous and to be allowed to officially offer an opinion was a new and exciting thing for me!
I met with Bolt of Cloth chiefess; Suz Tonascia in their Christchurch HQ where we methodically worked through their selected finalists. The standard was high and it was even more exciting to see some distinctively fresh points of view and aesthetics being offered up.
But for me, the soft beautiful work of Hilary Knox was a clear and an immediate stand out.
Her designs were nature inspired and even more interestingly, featured chooks! (hens/chickens…pick your term) It all felt very un-rehearsed to me like it had all come out of her own mind and own world. This is something that is so hard to find in this time of rapid visual inspiration. Without even knowing it, so many emerging designers produce work in accidental heavy reponse to trends!
So from my view, Hilary Knox hit the ball out of the park and I am SO excited to see what this terrific award will springboard her to next!
Thanks to Bolt of Cloth and Homestyle for getting in behind such a positive, industry led push for our young NZ design talent.
Photography by Larnie Nicolson for Homestyle magazine
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Studio Home HQ – Auckland
Late last year my friend and talented photographer; Bonny Stewart-MacDonald flew to Auckland and spent a morning taking some pics of my Auckland "studio/home". In hindsight I realise now that her visit has documented my spot in the world for the last 3 years and a really cool and exciting time in the development of Studio Home and all its projects (successful/unsuccessful/almosts/maybe next times…)
While I have now begun to nest and create a new HQ in Christchurch, the ideas and MANY hours alone with my computer in that Auckland apartment are still very much developing and there is a large part of me that will really miss that little bolthole in the central city.
The apartment was originally bought by my Mum and sister around 8 years ago as an investment property while my sister was finishing up post grad study and working in Auckland. I joined her to live in it for 6 months before heading back south but for us at the time it was SUCH a clever, compact and streamlined space to live in, in vast contrast to our largely rural upbringing and the decrepid old flats post high school.
In many ways it fulfilled my dreams of living in boat ! Of course absent was the actual sea and romance that comes with that but the spaces were clever in their use of space for storage and we had a glorious "top deck"!
I returned to take up residence again in late 2012 and can still distinctly remember the crazy feeling it was to swap my view of the dark mountainous Wanaka skyline for the glowing Sky Tower which I could even watch from my bedroom window. I've always relished a change of scene and the moves to and from this apartment have always provided the best comparisons!
I've been lucky enough to share the two bedroom apartment with a couple of treasured flatmates over the last few years and despite me taking up a good "end" of the living space with my desk it has been easy to have both privacy and awesome opportunities for socialising. Argh….just talking about that inner city spot has terrific memories rushing back! A stream of visitors dropping by on summery Friday nights with bubbles, late nights sitting in the bean bag on the balcony attempting to keep chat to a whisper, frying in sunlight on the rooftop, locking the door to the world and sessioning movies from my little sofa, ragtag friends in transit to far off places on airbeds upstairs, teary counselling sessions with girls sprawled on my bed, battles with the warped freestanding mirror I just needed to throw away! …..)
ANYWAY…..I've come to very much believe that change is a good good thing.
36 Fisher Point Drive has been given a full once over!
New carpet, paint, lighting and more to spruce it up (and fill all those holes I put in the wall) ready for some lucky people to enjoy the awesome lifestyle of the Beaumont Quarter. If you are looking for an Auckland apartment you can view the entire listing and all details with Kellands here. There is an open home this Sunday 20th of March.
Farewell to the fort. Such brilliant times. x
All imagery by Bonny Stewart MacDonald
View apartment for sale here.
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The Messervy House
The Messervy House is tucked away in the Christchurch suburb of Ilam.
It's a home designed by Allan Mitchener specifically for the needs of a young family in 1964 and has managed to not only survive earthquakes but also the threat of falling into the hands of aggressive owners keen to "improve" on its unique design features. Lucky for this place it was found and recently, lovingly restored to its original glory by a design sensitive local couple – only the house's second set of owners over the last 50+ years!
Now, faced with the prospect of selling it, Matt and Kate have taken the unique step of creating a site to profile its rich history and special spaces in the hope that they can find a new owner as interested and attracted to its features as they were! This is as opposed to plonking it on the market and hoping they get a great price!
So, as a soon to be Christchurch resident, I am MOST happy to introduce you to this architectural gem and invite you to have an even better look around here!
Imagery supplied by and used with permission of Messervy House
Photography by Sam Hartnett
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The AFD STORE
You heard it hear first my friends! This has been an announcement looooong in the planning, designing and making and well….it is SO worth the wait!
My sister from another mister; Alex Fulton has patiently worked alongside clever Hardhat Design to create an online store with as much attitude and atmosphere that she injects into her real world spaces. The AFD Store differs from its bricks'n'mortar sibling (based at The Vines Village in Marlborough) with an innovative approach to offering you regular and select injections of product.
Today's debut of the very first curated collection gives you a taste of what you can expect in the months to come and the regular updates that Alex and her team plan to present. Each new offering of product will be carefully pulled together, shot and styled by Alex in her studio and made available online. Products remaining in stock from previous collections will move to the "everything" section of the store and be available until sold. The online store is not pushed by "seasonal" ranges – instead a focus on quality, design and art led work!
In a year that has seen a MASSIVE surge of new, design based online stores – The AFD Store is a welcome shot of tequila! Fresh, non generic product bought to you with appropriate lashings of considered colour.
This is the place you shop if you are tiring of monochrome and rigid lines!
Imagery posted with permission of Alex Fulton
Alex's studio set has used the colours from the 900 Dulux Colours of New Zealand collection
Explore Alex's family home here
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Frankie Spaces: home of Jennifer Hillhouse and JC Lehuby
Imagery courtesy of Frankie Spaces
Photography by Natalie McComas
How about this place?!
I have been flicking through the new issue of Frankie Spaces – and like the hidden, personality packed home of Jennifer Hillhouse and JC Lehuby, there are another 28 to explore from both sides of the Tasman! Real homes and spaces…you know ones with grit and perhaps too much clutter and memories plastered all over the show!
Jennifer and JC are a super creative couple who source and import French treasures and furniture to sell in their Brisbane store; Vieille Branche. There is a great story to read about the beginnings of their business on their website and it is of no surprise that their little home looks as magical as it does!
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The Hyperion Tesla Coil
August 2012
3. Links and further readings
Here is a list of the websites that helped me the most in building and understanding the Tesla coil.
- Kevin Wilson, Tesla coil Design, Contruction and Operation Guide — Complete explanations of all the components of a Tesla coil, an excellent reference.
- Richard Burnett, Richard Burnett's Tesla Coil Webpage — Theory and analysis of the TC components. The best reference when it comes to theory of operation.
- Bart Anderson, Classic Tesla — Includes a Java spreadsheet making all the computations rigorously.
- Herbert Mehlhose, Herb's Tesla Coil Page — Detailed explanations about construction (including how to make homemade capacitors).
- Matt Behrend, How a Tesla Coil works — Very clear paper on Tesla coil theory of operation.
- Marco Denicolai, Tesla Transformer for Experimentation and Research — A thesis on Tesla coils.
- Philip Tuck, Tesla's Legacy — Very good material on theory and construction.
- Steve Bell, DeepFriedNeon — Helpful website on construction.
On this website
You might also want to read :
- The Zeus Tesla coil — My first coil. These pages contains a lot much more material on theory.
- All coils blazing — A collection of the best photographs of sparks from both Zeus and Hyperion, plus a bit more.
- Nixie tube at 300000V — An interesting "experiment" involving placing a nixie tube at the tip of the Hyperion Tesla coil and firing it.


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Every day this month I will be posting a new bad idea in honor of Tara Lazar's Storystorm! I'm also doing my real idea list privately. I hope my bad ideas give you good ideas. I also hope I show you that Storystorm can be easy & fun!
Bad Idea #9:
The incoherent ramblings of a drunk sailor. Written (and printed) illegibly in longhand.
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Illustrator and writer, Dani Duck, continues on her epic quest to become the best picture book author/illustrator ever. Read how she valiantly slays the evil procrastination dragon. Watch as she creates new artwork before your very eyes! Study the mystic arts of picture book creation as Dani reviews some of the best children's picture book professionals of our time!
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Vanessa Chantal Paradis ( French pronunciation: [vanɛsa ʃɑ̃tal paʁadi] ) (born 22 December 1972) [1] [2] is a French singer-songwriter, musician, actress and model.
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I thought I'd be the classic breastfeeding new mum.
I thought my plan to go through childbirth au naturel was fool proof.
I thought I'd be a placid, yoga-posing Earth Mother post-birth with a baby hanging off my boob in a sling and a beatific smile lighting up my face from dawn to dusk; able to get on with life as before and have a whole new appreciation and perspective.
Well, I do have a new found appreciation and perspective for the wonder that is my growing son who is six weeks old and melting and breaking my heart in tandem.
But the rest, unfortunately, didn't happen.
Boy, did it not!
My water broke the day before my due date at 7:30 a.m. after another uncomfortable and sleepless night. It didn't happen as I expected (although I was super grateful that it happened naturally!) and the big Hollywood movie GUSH that I expected was more a slight trickle that made me question whether or not I'd actually accidentally peed myself. It was so subtle and painless I wasn't really sure what to do!
Fast forward about six hours and the contractions started. 3-5 minutes apart and rapidly growing more intense and painful, mostly rendering me unable to speak. Why are they so close together?!! I pant, frantically pressing the TENS machine I had gotten trying to breathe through the pain. So that was my first 'shock': contractions do not always start slow and increase in frequency as time goes on. Nope, mine were so close together from the get-go I tired very quickly as I wasn't getting any rest in between them.
'Do you want pain relief?' the doctor offered.
'No!' I convinced myself and them, still believing I could do it on my own even though by this stage I was on my hands and knees on the floor. 'I must be nearly there?!' It had been nearly 12 hours after all, surely I was half-way dilated and nearing the finish line?!
The nurse's face winced as she examined me. 'You're one centimetre', she says giving me the most apologetic look I've ever seen.
'Get me pain relief. NOW!!' I practically scream.
So there's unknown no. 2: Apparently I've no courage in my convictions!
I'd read about the risks of pain relief during labour and decided against it. I'd read about the drowsy effects of pethidine on an unborn baby and the thought of losing feeling in my lower half after an epidural didn't appeal to me one bit. I'm a woman… I can handle this birthing craic! I don't need pain relief, I'm built for it after all!!
I tried to be a martyr but really I'd set myself up for a major fall. I crumbled like a piece of paper after the nurse delivered the 'one centimetre' news. I begged for every bit of pain relief I could get my now white-knuckled mitts on. I think I even asked for a c-section at one point.
I ended up getting pethidine (which didn't work), gas and air (which didn't work) and finally an epidural (which did work!) and tried to be OK with myself for not following my birthing plan and 'caving in'. In all honesty this new plan humbled me somewhat. I must have thought taking pain relief was an 'easy way' out and discovered my judgementalness! It's not an easy way out. There is no easy way out when having a baby. It's a way for some women, like me, to experience something as beautiful as childbirth in a less traumatic fashion.
My baby was facing the wrong way. 'Sunny side up' I think they say, which can make labour more painful and longer. The doctor turned him around but the rascal turned himself back again. Fortunately the epidural took the edge off the pain but I was still able to feel when to push and could move my legs. I still had some control over how the process developed so next time round I wouldn't hesitate to get one again!
The next shock for me was just how difficult breastfeeding is. Hats off to my mum and all those other mums in the world who do it for years because for me, it just didn't work. He couldn't get latched on no matter how hard I tried and when eventually he did – with the help of a nurse – it was very painful and by day three my breast began to bleed. Further more, when he did latch on he would fall asleep after less than five minutes so I became convinced he wasn't getting enough fluid.
I was told he was fine and to persevere, but when you're that exhausted after a long labour and a few sleepless nights, I was convinced he was going to become dehydrated and didn't want to take the risk. The nurses let me supplement with a few ml of formula which gave me some relief but the guilt remained. Why can't I feed my own son?!… what's WRONG with me?!! They also provided me with a breast pump to express more milk but did so with a warning: give him a bottle and there's no going back! Which was true. Apparently babies get a bit lazy when given a bottle and therefore you're shooting yourself in the foot if you want to breastfeed. He never looked at my breast again. He wouldn't entertain it for a moment! No matter how many tears I shed, he was having none of it.
Shock no. 3: The baby blues are a VERY REAL thing. They got me day 4 post-birth. I broke down and wailed like a banshee. I thought the world had ended, my baby was going to die from dehydration and I was going to die from exhaustion. I also believed the nurses didn't like me and thought I was a stupid idiot. In reality the nurses neither liked nor disliked me. They were under pressure, understaffed and just trying to do their jobs! Looking back it was quite comical how the tiniest little thing or comment seemed like a huge dramatic affair but at the time it was bloody awful!! No matter how many people tried to reassure me that me and my baby were totally fine, I didn't believe them. My anxiety was through the roof and I think next time round I'll cut myself some slack and have more confidence and trust in my ability.
Shock no. 4: Babies control you – you don't control them!
This has been the hardest adjustment for me. Being a total control freak who likes to be over-organised and punctual, I've slowly came around to the realisation that my baby is in complete charge of me. He dictates when and where he eats, sleeps, poops (even if that's in my hand as I'm trying to leave the house). He has no concept of time or space and it's taken me until now to adjust to that. When I left the hospital I stupidly believed I could resume my daily tasks like housework, shopping and attending appointments with the same ease as before. I tried to be 'super mum' and be in top of everything including multiple night feeds and cluster feeding without napping myself during the day to make up for it. I burnt out. I stretched myself too thin. I'm still more tired than I've ever thought possible but at least now I take a moment or two during the day when he's napping and relax on the sofa. The hoovering can wait!
Finally, the one thing that has really surprised me and still does is that I'm sad that I'm not pregnant anymore. It's like a loss; a mourning. At the time I was so uncomfortable and fed up I couldn't wait for him to come out and see my belly gone! But weirdly I miss it and get a bit choked up now that it's not there. I think this has something to do with the hope, expectation and excitement that comes along with pregnancy. I was on the brink of the unknown; a whole new world I eagerly anticipated. You build yourself up and create images in your head of how it will all pan out. I've never heard anyone else say they mourned their pregnancy after giving birth so I'd be interested to see if it's just my whacky hormones or if it is actually a real, common thing!
On a more positive note, as cheesy as it sounds, when people say it's all worth it it's totally true. When he finally came out the pain evaporated in an instant and the heavens opened up when heard his little cry and saw his long froggy legs and arms wiggling around. I cried with joy and elation and it's a memory and feeling I'll never forget or could describe through words.
No matter how tired I am everyday, the joy I feel when I look at my little boys face makes me wonder what I did with my time before. What did I spend my days doing or thinking about?! It's like my whole world revolves around him now and it's the reason I'm on this earth.
I always knew I was destined to be a mother and I'm so grateful and blessed that everything so far has turned out well for us. It's still early days and I'm under no illusion that I've gotten any of it figured out yet, but I'm trying and that's all I can do. In a way I'm looking forward to all the ups and downs and challenges ahead because if it's anything like my labour, it'll be bloody tough.. but so wonderful and magic and totally worth it!


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Apples and honey are a traditional food for Rosh Hashana. This cake is one of the best I have ever made or tasted and my children really look forward to it. Its a super way to welcome Autumn with the smell of apple cake drifting through the house! Last year we made this and took […]
Get the children excited about the Sabbath by involving them in preparations. They love to squish the dough in a plastic bag.


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On Thursday we looked after a couple of little HE friends for a couple of hours. P was a star (as usual when we have guests) and Leo was a bit prickly (equally predictable). He is very territorial about his stuff and his room and is very rude when small visitors want to play with his things. Luckily both D and I were around and between us we managed to divert him from meltdown. The little visitors (5 and 2) were great - the smaller one curled up in Dani's lap at one point and quizzed her about the contents of her shirt as she had started to miss 'booby'. Sadly the cupboard is bare in this house now!
In the afternoon Dani took Pearl and Leo to another festival fringe event – a tour of the old air raid shelters at a local primary school. This was very opportune as we are reading this to Pearl this week. Actually she keeps reading on at night so we are missing bits. The tour was small ( a party of only five) and the kids got to play with a stirrup pump and hear the taped sound of a siren.
Today was super hot and sunny so we abandoned our planned library trip. Poor old Dani was at work all day but the kids and I spent a happy three hours at the park down the hill, which has a paddling pool. This seems to be the year I have been waiting for since Leo was born. The kids played together beautifully and looked out for each other. P managed café and toilet trips alone and Leo actually enjoyed getting splashed by the big kids! I read quite a lot of a trashy Katherine V Forrest book and we all ate chips from the café. P did the (very high!) monkey bars and L invented a complex imaginary game involving a rock he found. This was apparently the remains of a five thousand year old creature which had the ability to exterminate people using an electrical device. We had to keep the rock wet at all times as
"electric things don't work if they get wet."
The kids also wrote messages on the paving stones with water.
"Pearl was here!" (Pearl, obviously)
"Bee of with you!" (Leo)
Friday, May 27, 2005
3 comments:
- Heather said...
mmm, I'm waiting for that 'reading in the park while they play together' year, but I suspect their age gap may have stuffed that for us! They do play together really well for hours, but outside Pip is so, well Pip, that Titch really can't keep up.
LOL at the little visitor!
- 1:18 pm
- Alison said...
Lol, I try to always read in the park - I just ignore the children as much as possible ;-)
Haven't seen that Noel Streatfeild before, might have to get that as I have a little WW2 project of my own I'm planning.
- 2:13 pm
- a said...
Love Leo's imagination! How nice to see the park situation working out so well. Think I know which park as well, if we're playing detective (saw your comment on Heather's, Allie!).
- 10:38 pm
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This recipe can be used for a meal or for an appetizer. I don't like cilantro so I always sub an equal amount of chopped fresh parsley. Plan ahead as the filling needs to chill for 2 hours.
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- 1 (7 ounce) jar roasted red peppers
- 2 cups chopped cooked chicken
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 1 (1 ounce) envelope buttermilk ranch salad dressing mix
- 1⁄4 cup chopped ripe olives
- 1⁄2 small onion, diced
- 1 (4 1/2 ounce) canchopped green chilies, drained
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1⁄4 cup pine nuts (optional)
- 48 inches flour tortillas
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- Drain roasted red peppers very well, pressing between paper towels to remove all excess moisture and chop.
- In a large bowl, stir together chopped roasted peppers, chicken, cream cheese, dressing mix, olives, onion, chilies, cilantro, and pepper.
- Cover and chill at least 2 hours.
- Stir pine nuts, if desired, into chicken mixture and spoon evenly over tortillas, spread and roll up.
- Serve whole, cut in half, or sliced in smaller pieces for appetizers.


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Taking a drive off the main highway that connects Umatilla, Oregon to the popular wine town of Walla Walla can lead to some very scenic views of the Stateline Wind Farm. On Gerkling Flat Road outside of Athena, Oregon you can drive right next to these colossal towers and see how a growing renewable energy is generated. One of the best times to go is when the Walla Walla Valley fills with fog, as the fog just barely reaches the bottom of these machines, creating the illusion of an ever reaching ocean.
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Joe Schuele with the US Meat Export Federation says China's growing middle class represents one of the most promising beef markets in the world. "We have competitors that are capitalizing on that," he says. "Australia, Uruguay, Argentina, and New Zealand being the major suppliers to China. We do think there would be strong demand for US beef and it's a market we very much want to be in."
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Construction United is a coalition made up of industry stakeholders including trade associations, contractors , charities and Government bodies alongside leading firms from the supply chain like SIG that have a vested interest in promoting everything that is great about the construction sector.
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I've officially passed in my last final. The backseat of my car still has my duffel bag full of extra scrubs. A dozen or so textbooks and study guides are still sitting on the kitchen table. A few beat up notebooks full of lecture notes are still loaded into my backpack. My laptop is still loaded up with old PowerPoints. And my brain is still guilt-tripping me for indulging in fun things. But, slowly, it's starting to dawn on me that the year has come to an end.
I'm still reflecting over everything that's happened. Obviously, I've learned a lot about physiology and nursing care. But, as cliche as it may sound, I've learned so much about myself, and I've grown into a much stronger person.
At the beginning of the year, I found myself crying. Like, a lot. There were two main reasons for this: academic work, and social challenges.
For the most part, school has just been something I've been fairly good at. Some people can learn in a classroom, and others can't. I could, and without too much difficulty. For the first time in my life, I've had to really really work at something academically. I couldn't breeze into the lecture hall on exam day and crank out a decent test score. I spent hours upon hours of studying, hoping to get a grade that would somewhat reflect all the work I'd been putting in.
Like I've ranted about so many times before, many of the students were just plain mean. As a pretty sociable person, I'd always been able to make at least one friend wherever I was. But for much of that first semester, I was struggling to even find people to be friendly with. Nursing school was far more cutthroat than I'd anticipated. It ranged from petty name-calling, to blatant verbal attacks. I'm a pretty sensitive person…and suddenly, there was all of this stress and drama, and I had no one to lean on. Well…no one to lean on but myself. But I didn't realize that at the time.
Many all-nighters, tears, and near-breakdowns later, and I find myself almost finished with this year. One day, right before lecture started up, a few students asked the professor about an assignment that they felt was being graded unfairly. I'll spare you the boring details, but it basically boiled down to a discrepancy in the rubric. I attempted to help explain the confusion to the professor. As I was the last one who had spoken, the teacher looked directly at me, and, in front of a lecture hall full of students, said this:
"You know, it's a nurse's ability to look at the tiny details and draw conclusions. It sounds to me like you're unable to do this. I don't know, but I'm not sure how you're going to make it in the real world without that skill."
The entire classroom went silent. The professor probably felt attacked, which was totally unintentional. A few months earlier, I would have probably teared up right there, and bowed my head in an ashamed silence, panicked self-doubts running through my head. But, for some unquantifiable, unnameable reason, the past few months had built me into a stronger person. I'm not sure how or when it happened, but it all culminated in that moment. The moment when a crooked half-smile pushed onto my mouth, and I evenly said:
"I guess we'll find out."
Somehow, my skin had gotten thicker. My doubts, while still there, were quieter. The process by which this happened was painful. It was exhausting. It was draining. Worse, it wasn't just that way for me, but for anyone who knew me. Anyone who I trusted enough to share the details of my crippling doubts. To many, I boldly declared that I wanted out of this school; this program that I worked so hard to get into. I came up with a thousand reasons why I didn't belong, why I couldn't do it, why I'd never be good enough. I lunged at these opportunities to work in another field, quickly polished them up, held them high and said, "No, this is what I really want to do. I'd much rather do this. I'm going to quit nursing school and do this instead." But these confidants, they knew me better. They calmed me down. They smoothed out my ruffled feathers. They pulled me into their strong shoulders and let me cry. They listened to me rant about all the "mistreatments" I'd been "enduring," and spew out self-pitying statements. And, they gave me some little thing to hold onto. They gave me a little push, a little spark, to keep me going just a little bit further. Just when I'd swear I was through and wouldn't budge one more inch, they'd convince me to take one more baby step. Soon (probably not soon enough for them), I was taking these steps by myself. I'd tell a story or two about school when they asked, but not much more. I learned to rely on myself. I learned to motivate myself, believe in myself, and get through this on my own. And I can't thank those people enough for what they've done. You know who you are.
To all of you who stayed with me throughout this crazy year, to all of you who posted an encouraging word, to all of you who liked or shared one of these posts, and to all of you who contacted me privately…thank you. You've helped me grow, strengthen, and change in ways I'm not sure I could ever truly explain. You guys are the best.
As I decompress over the next few days and start to soak in my newfound freedom, I'm sure I'll come up with more self-examining posts. It's been a hell of a ride so far, and I haven't beaten this dead horse nearly enough.
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A lazy ride into southern Georgia was like stepping back in time. The route we took anyway...because we like back roads and rural scenery.
Calvary Georgia, population 161......
Old farmhouses stand way back from the road. The plain white paint and wrap-around porches are great.
Green leafy something growing in this large field.
Still searching out local BBQ...........will report back later.
Weekend outing.... Calvary Georgia
Posted by Tina at June 15, 2013
Labels: weekend outing
Location: Calvary, GA 39829, USA
5 comments:
- Paula said...
We love back road drives like this as well. Thanks so much for taking us along! Hope you find that BBQ!
- June 15, 2013 10:36 AM
- Velva said...
Enjoy your journey outside the booming metropolis and into the quiet rural scenery.
- June 15, 2013 9:16 PM
- Debra Eliotseats said...
Love to have the luxury to meander off the beaten path.
- June 16, 2013 7:51 AM
- ~~louise~~ said...
Oh to be on the road again!!! Thanks for the ride Tina.
- June 17, 2013 7:29 AM
- Tina said...
Thank you, ladies. We enjoy quiet rides and rural scenery. Love to share it with you.
- June 17, 2013 6:26 PM
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Oklahoma Republican Party Chairman Gary Jones said today he'll seek reelection.This confirms our report that Jones was in, with Vice-Chair Cheryl Williams his only opponent, thus far. And this article from the Norman Transcript confirms our source that said Jones would not run for Auditor.
Jones has been chairman during the GOP's historic increase in power, winning control of the State Senate and solidfying its control of the House. In 2008, Oklahoma was the only state in the nation where every county went red for the McCain-Palin presidential ticket, helping Oklahoma down ballot candidates, Jones said. McCain's 65.4% share of the vote in Oklahoma was the highest in the nation.
Senator Tom Coburn applauded the announcement by Jones: "Chairman Jones has put together a good team at the Oklahoma Republican Party that is proven and ready to lead us in the critical 2010 elections. Our statewide wins in 2008 helped take the majority in the Oklahoma Senate for the first time in state history, and we will need this type of leadership going into the 2010 election cycle. I wholeheartedly support Chairman Jones in his re-election," Coburn said.
Jones was instrumental in publicizing campaign finance irregularities in the campaigns of former Auditor & Inspector Jeff McMahan, who subsequently was convicted on multiple felonies in federal court and now faces nine years in prison. Jones opposed McMahan in the 2002 and 2006 general elections.
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I wake. I feel cold, and I wrap the fibres of the blanket tightly around me to absorb the sweat. I know the cabin temperature is maintained at a constant throughout the night. I know that there is nothing here to be afraid of, and yet knowing is not enough. I can sense the uncertainty.
I think I am alone, but then TI-7663 knocks on the wall and strolls through laid back as ever, but with a wary expression I have seen before. Why knock, when his bunk is right opposite mine? The same reason that on mornings like these my brothers in arms like to rise early and get out of my way. The same reason I am cold.
'Squadron leader wants to see you' he drawls, in the bastardised accent of some distant planet, 'straight after mess.'
'Fuck it' I roll over, 'Tell him to fuck it.'
'I'll let him know' TI-7663 laughs and fiddles with his dog tags, 'sure will.'
I groan and roll back over, dropping my feet to the floor, my toes curling around the unforgiving grille plates. TI-7663 slopes off to the showers.
I know the nightmares are getting worse. TI-2272 told TI-7663 he saw me punching the wall one night. I don't remember, but my fists were bruised all right. TI-2272 thinks I should talk it through. TI-7663 says I need shore leave. TI-4380 doesn't like it mentioned; says its bullshit and what happens in the cabin stays here.
Those three guys hear me at night, but they can't know what I see. Somewhere in my head there is a knot of uncertainty, a seething mass of black worms that breed with every mission. The better I am at my job, the more accomplished a Pilot I become, the greater their hold over me. Something is not quite right.
The Squadron Leader waves me over to a metal chair in front of his desk. There's nothing on the desk apart from a data panel and his grey cap. When he looks up from the panel he realises the cap is there and carefully folds it away. I can see that he wanted to snatch it from sight but forced himself to control the manoeuvre.
'Sir' I give him a nod, real slow, nicely controlled.
'Ah yes' he says, and looks me up and down.
I stay silent. I have had many Squadron Leaders over the years. This one is strong on rules and regulations, less keen on the use of initiative. He certainly isn't the worst. He wasn't a bad pilot, and maybe he's a great leader, how the hell would I know? One thing is for sure; he doesn't like my style.
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'I don't deny that the dam was destroyed Pilot' he concedes, 'but you also destroyed their Citadel and 16 of their fighters.'
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'You destroyed a two thousand year old Citadel and wiped out most of their fleet on one run' he says, but it isn't meant as a compliment, 'and now you think controlling their energy supply will be enough to win them over.'
'Sir, I know diplomacy isn't my strong point but-'
'You're damn right' he says, almost forgetting himself, 'we wanted Mahreb 4 as a supply base, we were planning to trade energy for their assistance.'
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'Enough Pilot' he unfolds the cap and pulls the peak down almost over his eyes, 'You are off active duty, effective immediately.'
'Pilot' he bangs his fist on the table, and shoots to his feet, 'don't think I can't tell a plasma junkie when I see one. This is the end of your run.'
I stay seated when I should be standing. I stare at the cabin window. We are jumping into hyperspace. The Squadron Leader is on the Comm. He sounds concerned. I glance over at him and I can tell he has had no warning of whatever is happening. The lights flash red and the low wail of the siren permeates the cabin.
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I am in the corridor and en route to the ready room before he can change his mind. The others are already in their flight suits, strapping on their armour and checking the hose fittings. I grin at them as I pull on my gear. TI-2272 rolls his eyes and TI-4380 slaps me on the back. TI-7663 looks at me like a dead man walking.
'What's going on boys?' I ask, already halfway into my flight suit.
'Something big' says TI-4380, 'not sure what-'
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'Jakku' says TI-2272, raising his eyebrows.
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'The very same' says TI-4380, 'one of those places we just don't go.'
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Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
The ship was still in good shape, going into dry dock in a few weeks for the fun ship 2.0 upgrades. Our cabin was on deck seven, mid ship, pretty close to everything and easy to get around once you figure out where you are in relation to the venues you More want. You can not travel forward or aft all the way across decks three or four. We would travel on our deck forward or aft then go up or down, very easy. The cabin was clean and our steward was very good, Erik. Very friendly every time we saw him and even though we had Your Time Dining he always got the evening service done without bothering us or interrupting our schedule.
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Breakfast and lunch were at the Lido buffet. All good, we do the burgers, dogs, chicken fries, pizza, deli etc, not really the traditional buffet. Omlet bar was very good too, otherwise the buffet was fine, as expected, but nothing special.
Ports were all nice we did most things on our own, no Carnival excursions. We booked the lighthouse cruise independently in Portland, that was nice. We rented a car in Halifax and drove to Peggy's Cove, I recommend this, so easy and you are in charge of your schedule rather than being part of a large group.The weather was very nice!
The demographic on this voyage was quite old. If your looking for late party nights this is not the cruise for you! We enjoyed the comedy shows, the illusionist, there is a juggler that is so funny too, don't miss it! We also went to the legends show, silly but entertaining. We also went a couple movies on deck, I really wish Carnival would play better movies. They are so dated, Armageddon and Back to the future! Come on guys! Oh and, The Lion King and The Little Mermaid, the median age on this sailing was about 60, give me a break!
All in all a great cruise, would do it again! Less
Published 10/16/12
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