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The concept of guest editors is no longer new to the media industry. Throughout print and television, news organisations have invited guest editors to join their editorial team for a day.
Recently, Mid-Day invited actor Sanjay Dutt to be the guest editor after the 'Munnabhai' success. The Times Group has also been active in this sphere; Vilasrao Deshmukh edited the Maharashtra Times last week. CNBC Awaaz invited Future Group's Kishore Biyani a couple of weeks ago. Clearly most industry players feel this is a sure-shot marketing strategy in gaining eyeballs. Most feel that it also enhances the editorial perspective by bringing an external point of view.
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Glamorgan beat Durham CB by 86 runs
MATTHEW MAYNARD is making a habit of scoring repeat centuries at grounds where Glamorgan rarely feature.
Last year, after a gap of 11 years he hammered two championship centuries against Gloucestershire at the Cheltenham College ground and yesterday he struck 115 to follow the unbeaten 151 he made at Darlington in 1991 to steer Glamorgan to an 86-run victory over the Durham County Board.
The success gives Glamor-gan a last-16 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy tie at home to Derbyshire on May 28 - and left coach John Derrick endorsing Maynard's England credentials, even though the middle-order batsman is now
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"If England's one-day squad are looking for a brilliant fielder and a quality batsman, someone who can see games off, then Maynard is their man."
Maynard was in imperious form to strike his third hundred in all competitions, adding to
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His contribution, together with Ian Thomas' highest score in one-day cricket, enabled Glamorgan to reach 312 for nine in 50 overs - a score the hosts were never going to seriously challenge in their cup clash.
After being put into bat on a lively pitch, where the ball darted around in the early overs, Thomas and Robert Croft put on 56 in 12 overs before the captain and Michael Powell were dismissed in successive overs.
But Maynard and Thomas put on 135 in 19 overs for the third wicket to lay the foundation of Glamorgan's substantial score.
Thomas, striking the ball extremely hard on either side of the wicket, struck two enormous sixes and 10 fours - gathering his runs from only 103 balls before being dismissed seven short of his century.
The other Glamorgan batsmen sacrificed their wickets in a quest for quick runs, although Michael Kasprowicz brought up the 300 with a massive six which sailed out of the attractive, tree-lined ground.
The Durham Board soon made up for the loss of an early wicket as Alan Worthy and Phil Mustard attacked the Glamorgan bowling at every opportunity.
Mustard, a former England Under-19 player, struck sixes off Kasprowicz and Andrew Davies and, at one stage, the home side were rattling along at seven runs an over.
Mustard was eventually caught in Croft's second over, but Worthy went on to strike a fluent 50.
Although the other batsmen made useful contributions, the Durham part-timers were unable to maintain the required run rate against the first-class county as wickets fell at regular intervals.
Croft took 3-54, taking his tally to nine in three one-day games this season, while there were two apiece for Alex Wharf and Adrian Dale as the Welsh county eventually strolled to victory in this cup encounter.
The home innings was wrapped up with 14 balls to spare as the Durham Board were eventually dismissed for 226 in the 48th over.
Glamorgan Innings
R D B Croft c Birtwisle b Onions 22
I J Thomas c Worthy b Plunkett 93
M J Powell c Wilson b Onions 10
M P Maynard c Coetzer b Hunter 115
D L Hemp c & b Waite 16
A Dale st Wilson b Waite 9
M A Wallace b Hunter 4
M S Kasprowicz c Pattison b Plunkett 19
A G Wharf c Hunter b Plunkett 1
A P Davies not out 4
Extras b2 lb8 w9 pens 0 19
Total 9 wkts Innings Complete (50 overs) 312
Fall: 1-56 2-68 3-203 4-235 5-266 6-287 7-287 8-288 9-312
Did Not Bat: D A Cosker.
Plunkett 10 0 63 3
Hunter 10 1 45 2
Onions 10 0 59 2
Pattison 6 0 42 0
North 7 0 44 0
Waite 7 0 49 2
Durham CB Innings
S J Birtwisle b Davies 3
A Worthy c Powell b Dale 59
P Mustard c Kasprowicz b Croft 33
K J Coetzer c Hemp b Dale 30
M J North b Croft 46
I Pattison b Kasprowicz 11
L E Plunkett c Dale b Croft 3
I D Hunter run out 2
R P Waite b Wharf 0
D Wilson not out 19
G Onions b Wharf 5
Extras b4 lb4 w7 pens 0 15 Total (47.4 overs) 226
Fall: 1-18 2-73 3-131 4-137 5-178 6-189 7-197 8-201 9-202
Kasprowicz 10 0 60 1
Davies 4 0 22 1
Croft 10 0 54 3
Wharf 7.4 1 22 2
Dale 10 0 30 2
Cosker 6 0 30 0
Umpires: B Leadbeater and R T Robinson


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TORONTO -- Wal-Mart Canada Corp. says it closed its store in Jonquiere, Que. a week earlier than expected because it ran out of merchandise, not because it was running away from the union.
TORONTO -- Wal-Mart Canada Corp. says it closed its store in Jonquiere, Que. a week earlier than expected because it ran out of merchandise, not because it was running away from the union.
The store had been automatically certified by the Quebec Labour Relations Board last year. In October, Wal-Mart Canada, a unit of retailing-giant Wal-Mart Stores Inc., said the store wasn't profitable.
After negotiating with the United Food and Commercial Workers union, the company determined in February it could not operate the store "efficiently and profitably."
Although it announced plans to close the store May 6, it ended up shutting the location at noon last Friday. Employees were informed about an hour before, said Wal-Mart Canada spokesman Kevin Groh.
Groh said the closing date had always been flexible, as the company intended to run the store until it no longer made sense. "There was a handful of merchandise remaining," Groh told Dow Jones.
He acknowledged there was some surprise on the part of the workers, but he said Wal-Mart promised they would be employed until May 6, and they will be fully paid until that date.
The union had its own opinion of the early closure. "Wal-Mart's decision to sneak out of town early was no surprise," said Michael Fraser, national director of UFCW Canada, in a release. "Every bully is a coward and Wal-Mart was afraid if they waited till next week, the media and outraged local citizens would be there for the closing."
It also noted the closure comes days after the labor board ruled it would consider a union application to force Wal-Mart to keep the store open until rulings on a series of unfair labor practice charges were issued.
Groh responded the company had been winding down the business, and while some merchandise had been shipped in the last few weeks, products sold out faster than expected. "It makes no sense to operate a shell of a store," he said.
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Fragile Hearts
Unfortunately, in real life, the heart is fragile as well. My husband has to have a valve replacement. He's lived with a faulty valve all his life, actually. Born with a severe heart murmur, the doctors said he should avoid strenuous activities, and they told him he'd never be an athlete.
Well, never say never to my husband. He (typical bull-headed Taurus) decided he'd play polo, no matter what. And he did. He and his brother were the best polo players in France, and among the top five players in Europe. But the strain took its toll, and his aortic valve, never very strong, began to fail. The first signs were fatigue and snappishness. Totally unlike him. Then he fainted. An electrocardiogram turned up nothing, but he still felt awful, and when, finally, his doctor put a stethescope against his chest, he knew something was very wrong. (Sometimes a simple examination beats a high-tech exam!)
He's in the hospital now, waiting for his operation ( Scheduled for Monday). He hates being sick. He's always been incredibly healthy. Never cold, never ill, never complaining ( ladies, if you like the strong silent type, find yourselves a Taurus man!).
But he'll be fine after the operation, and he'll finally have a heart valve that works 100%, instead of just half that. He's looking forward to feeling better than ever. I'm looking forward to having my husband back home!
For information on hearts, I went to the American Heart Association website, and the British Heart assocation website had pdf files you can download and read like booklets explaining the different pathologies. Nothing beats talking to your own doctor though, and the wesbite couldn't pat me on the shoulder and tell me my husband will be feeling better than he's ever felt in a matter of weeks.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Just read it.
An inside look at the inexorable march of Britain and the United States toward World War II.
By Mark Kurlansky March 9, 2008
Human SmokeThe Beginnings of World War II, the End of Civilization
Nicholson BakerSimon & Schuster: 576 pp., $30
"Not long ago, because there is no winter baseball in this country, I was channel surfing in search of amusement and ended up watching a debate of Republican presidential candidates. Sen. John McCain was attacking Rep. Ron Paul for opposing the Iraq war. He called Paul an "isolationist" and said it was that kind of thinking that had caused World War II. How old, I asked myself, is John McCain, that he is keeping alive this ancient World War II canard? Is it going to pass down to subsequent generations?
All wars have to be sold, but World War II, within the memory of the pointless carnage that then became known as World War I, was a particularly hard sell. Roosevelt and Churchill did it well, and their lies have been with us ever since.
Nicholson Baker's "Human Smoke" is a meticulously researched and well-constructed book demonstrating that World War II was one of the biggest, most carefully plotted lies in modern history.
According to the myth, British and American statesmen naively thought they could reason with such brutal fascists as Germany's Hitler and Japan's Tojo. Faced with this weakness, Hitler and Tojo tried to take over the world, and the United States and Britain were forced to use military might to stop them.
Because Baker is primarily a novelist, it might be expected that, having taken on this weighty subject, he would write about it with great flare and drama. Readers may initially be disappointed, yet one of this book's great strengths is that it avoids flourishes in favor of the kind of lean prose employed by journalists. "Human Smoke" is a series of well-written, brilliantly ordered snapshots, the length of news dispatches. Baker states that he wanted to raise these questions about World War II: "Was it a 'good war'? Did waging it help anyone who needed help?" His very effective style is to offer the facts and leave readers to draw their own conclusions.
The facts are powerful. Baker shows, step by step, how an alliance dominated by leaders who were bigoted, far more opposed to communism than to fascism, obsessed with arms sales and itching for a fight coerced the world into war.
Anti-Semitism was rife among the Allies. Of Franklin Roosevelt, Baker notes that in 1922, when he was a New York attorney, he "noticed that Jews made up one-third of the freshman class at Harvard" and used his influence to establish a Jewish quota there. For years he obstructed help for European Jewry, and as late as 1939 he discouraged passage of the Wagner-Rogers bill, an attempt by Congress to save Jewish children. British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain said in 1939 of German treatment of Jews that "no doubt Jews aren't a lovable people. I don't care about them myself." Once the war began, Winston Churchill wanted to imprison German Jewish refugees because they were Germans.
What a comfort such leadership must have been to the Nazis, who, according to the New York Times of Dec. 3, 1931, were trying to figure out a way to rid Germany of Jews without "arousing foreign opinion."
Churchill is a dominant figure in "Human Smoke," depicted as a bloodthirsty warmonger who, in 1922, was still bemoaning the fact that World War I hadn't lasted a little longer so that Britain could have had its air force in place to bomb Berlin and "the heart of Germany." But no, he whined, it had to stop, "owing to our having run short of Germans and enemies."
Churchill was not driven by anti-fascism. In his 1937 book "Great Contemporaries," he described Hitler as "a highly competent, cool, well-informed functionary with an agreeable manner." The same book savagely attacked Leon Trotsky. (What was wrong with Trotsky? "He was still a Jew. Nothing could get over that.") Churchill repeatedly praised Mussolini for his "gentle and simple bearing." In 1927, he told a Roman audience, "If I had been an Italian, I am sure that I should have been entirely with you from the beginning to the end of your victorious struggle against the bestial appetites and passions of Leninism." Churchill considered fascism "a necessary antidote to the Russian virus," Baker writes. In 1938, he remarked to the press that if England were ever defeated in war, he hoped "we should find a Hitler to lead us back to our rightful position among nations."
As Baker's book makes clear, between the two World Wars communism, not fascism, was the enemy. David Lloyd George, who had been Britain's prime minister during World War I, cautioned in 1933, the year Hitler came to power, that if the Allies managed to overthrow Nazism, "what would take its place? Extreme communism. Surely that cannot be our objective." But even more than the communists, Churchill's enemy No. 1 in the 1920s and early '30s was Mohandas Gandhi and his doctrine of nonviolence, which Churchill warned "will, sooner or later, have to be grappled with and finally crushed."
In the 1930s, U.S. industry was free to sell the Germans and the Japanese whatever they'd buy, including weapons. Not to lose out, the British and French sold tanks and bombers to Hitler. Calls by Joseph Tenenbaum of the American Jewish Congress to boycott Germany were ignored. There was no attempt to contain, isolate, hinder or overthrow Hitler -- not because of naiveté but because of commerce. It was the Depression. There were Germans trying to overthrow Hitler, but the U.S. and Britain and their industries were obstructing that effort.
Baker shows that the Japanese, as early as 1934, were complaining that Roosevelt was deliberately provoking them. In January 1941, Japan protested the U.S. military buildup in Hawaii. Joseph Grew, our ambassador to Japan, reported rumors that the Japanese response would be a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. Yet according to World War II mythology, America was blissfully sleeping, unprepared for war, when caught by surprise by the dastardly "sneak attack." (Isn't it curious that Asians carry out "sneak attacks," whereas Westerners launch "preemptive strikes"?) A year earlier, Baker shows, Roosevelt began planning the bombing of Japan -- which had invaded China, but with which we were not at war -- from Chinese air bases with American planes and, when necessary, American pilots.
Pearl Harbor was a purely military target, but Roosevelt wanted to bomb Japanese cities with incendiary bombs; he'd been assured that their cities would burn fast, being made largely of wood and paper.
Roosevelt evinced no desire to negotiate. In fact, Baker writes, in October he "began leaking the news of his new war plan," with $100 billion earmarked for airplanes alone. Grew again warned Roosevelt that he was pushing Japan toward armed conflict with the United States, but the president continued his war preparations. Finally, the night before the Japanese attack, Roosevelt sent a message to Emperor Hirohito calling for talks. He read it to the Chinese ambassador, remarking that he thought the message would "be fine for the record."
People are going to get really angry at Baker for criticizing their favorite war. But he hasn't fashioned his tale from gossip. It is documented, with copious notes and attributions. The grace of these well-ordered snapshots is that there is no diatribe; you are left to put things together yourself. Read "Human Smoke." It may be one of the most important books you will ever read. It could help the world to understand that there is no Just War, there is just war -- and that wars are not caused by isolationists and peaceniks but by the promoters of warfare."
*Mark Kurlansky is a journalist and the author, most recently, of "Nonviolence: 25 Lessons From the History of a Dangerous Idea."
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Happy Earth Day!
Today I:
Rode my bike to work!
Bought and read an e-book, instead of a paperback book.
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Thank you!
Sunday, April 20, 2008
My Town Monday / Old Stones
The stones you see date from around 1013. It's limestone, carved from the quarries near the Seine, which in turn are the result of layer upon layer of ancient shellfish and sea-creatures which lived in the Parisian Basin in the The Lutetian Era, which is a stage of the Eocene Epoch. It spanned the time between 48.6 ± 0.2 Ma and 40.4 ± 0.2 Ma (million years ago). The Lutetian Epoch was named after Lutetia, Latin for Paris. There are fossilized shells in the stone, and I sometimes wonder what the stone cutters thought of that, as they cut and carved.
Looking out from the courtyard toward the village square.
Are the French turning into Prudes???
Her comments: "Ever since I've been a mother I feel better about myself and my body, and I'm perfectly comfortable showing it."
The French journalist who wrote the article added this:
"It depends how you look at it."
Well, he's right. But it surprised me. For years the French have had a laissez-faire attitude towards nudity. After all, the beaches are, for the most part, topless and even nudist, there is nothing unusual about a nude statue or paintings, or photos of nudes in public places on billboards, in fact, the French are almost as much at home with nudity as the Scandinavians, who have long held the opinion that your skin is ample covering for any occasion. My husband used to tease me about how prudish and Puritan the Americans are. There really is a completely different mind-set about nudity, accidental or otherwise. If Janet Jackson's whole shirt had fallen off here in France during that live Telecast, no one would have thought it a crime.
But is that changing? Carla Sarkozy's nude photo in the English newspapers went practically unmentioned here. The French press were strangley silent, and only a brief mention was ever made. Before, in the 70's or 80's, it would have been cause for national celebration. "Our first lady has a body to die for - and here's the proof!" Now it's an embarrassment.
Quelle Dommage.
The "You've gone a long way baby" has turned into "You've arrived, so stop making so much noise, get dressed, sit down, and shut up." And we did. And now we're going to regret it. For me, the first sign of things to come is that the French are turning into prudes.
Friday, April 18, 2008
Friday already?
So maybe Friday ISn't my favorite day of the week.
Flowers are springing up all over. Violets and forget-me-nots cover the ground. I mentined that to my husband as we took out the garbage this morning. His reply "Hmph." I guess men aren't into flowers. If I'd pointed out a wild boar in the garden, the enthusiasm would have been higher.
That's not the only difference I've found between men and women. :-)
I got home from work yesterday (it seems odd to say that - I haven't officially worked since the twins were born) and dishes were piled in the sink, and there were dust bunnies the size of tricerotops in the corners. Hubby (a neat freak) was walking around with a martyred expression. He did the dishes this morning, which is an indication of how bad things are. He Never does the dishes. (He irons, which saves him from any criticism.) I had to catch up on my work, so I was up until nearly midnight loading books into a database. Then, this morning, I discovered that nothing I did yesterday was showing up on the site & I have to start all over. I banged my head a few times on the keyboard and then decided to go to the pool.
Swim out the kinks.
Drown my sorrows.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
It's Tuesday evening, I've been working all day...
I'm getting antsy.
I put wayyyyy too much garlic on my chicken.
On the plus side, my comment on the CIF was deleted by the editor! I'm officially an iconoclast!
Go me! I can't decide if it was because of my disparaging remarks about the prophet Mohammad's many wives not really being fodder for a mini series (that was the topic - a mini series about Mohammad.) Or my comment that the role was made for Tom Cruise?
On TV there is a documentary about mothers taking strip tease classes.
I'm not sure if I'm tickled or horrified.
Monday, April 14, 2008
The legacy
Bush's legacy: ince Bush took office, five million more Americans live in poverty, three million more have lost their pensions, seven million more have lost their health insurance and median household income is now $2,000 less. In America, 18% of our children live in poverty, in Scandinavia it's 3 or 4 %.
Death penalty: Nearly 70 crimes can carry the death penalty in China, including tax fraud, stealing VAT receipts, damaging electric power facilities, selling counterfeit medicine, embezzlement, accepting bribes and drugs offences.
In total, today's league table showed there were 1,250 people executed worldwide last year, down from 1,591 over the previous 12 months.
There was a large rise in the number of executions in Iran - at least 317 people, up from 177 - and Saudi Arabia, where the total rose from 39 to at least 143.
Cases in Iran included the stoning to death of a man for adultery, and the execution of three teenagers who were aged between 13 and 16 at the time of their arrests.
In Saudi Arabia, a child offender aged 15 or 16 at the time of his detention was among those executed, and a man was beheaded for "sorcery" and adultery.
Last year Albania, Rwanda and the Cook Islands abolished the death penalty, bringing the total number of countries to have done so to 135.
Executions in the United States, usually among the world's most frequent users of the death penalty, dropped to 42 in 2007.
And why I love it:
"Three first novelists remain in contention for this year's Orange prize for fiction, in a shortlist announced this morning that pits them against three others with a total of 24 novels behind them.
Chair of the judges Kirsty Lang said she was "extremely pleased" to see Sadie Jones's The Outcast, Heather O'Neill's Lullabies for Little Criminals and Patricia Wood's Lottery make the shortlist alongside some very established authors "on a list that reflects the scope, variety and international breadth of the Orange prize."
My Town Monday
The churchbells are ringing - it's noon. Otherwise, all is very quiet here. It is raining again, and my garden is soaked.
Another day in Montchauvet...
Saturday, April 12, 2008
A Day at the Horse show
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Wednesday, April 09, 2008
The Eyes have it
I love Europe, and living in France is wonderful. But I miss my family. (Maybe I get along so well with them and miss them because I rarely see them...LOL. This might be true. )
Anyway, not much to blog about today. I'm off for another job interview this afternoon - I've been looking for work, and I already found one job working on a newsletter for a cosmetic research database, and now I'm off to see about sorting mail and writing letters in English for a scientist/researcher in the next village. I have No idea what this job entails, except that it's in English, requires someone who knows their way around the internet and can work on computers. I'll try to write more when I find out more. Until then, I'm imagining all sorts of things. A mad scientist. A dark and gloomy mansion. A labyrinth of echoing hallways. Tall trees leaning over the gravel drive. Crows cawing incessently in the yew, a room full of stacks of paper, reams of work to be shelved and sorted, and huge, leather-bound books with strange symbols on them...
OK, let's put a lid on the imagination and wait 'til we get there.
No mad scientist, just a very charming scientist-slash-researcher!
I got the gravel drive right - and there were lots of trees (but no crows).
Nothing gloomy - very bright and modern office. I showed him my website as I left, and he followed the links to my blog and read about my wild imagination, sent me an e-mail, and (thankfully) has a good sense of humor.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Pot and Kettle...
But how is China's taking over Tibet any different than the US in Iraq?
Just so that you know - the Chinese claim the Tibetians are terrorists and anarchists, determined to cause trouble...
From the Guardian:
"A confidential draft agreement covering the future of US forces in Iraq, passed to the Guardian, shows that provision is being made for an open-ended military presence in the country.
The draft strategic framework agreement between the US and Iraqi governments, dated March 7 and marked "secret" and "sensitive", is intended to replace the existing UN mandate and authorises the US to "conduct military operations in Iraq and to detain individuals when necessary for imperative reasons of security" without time limit.
The authorisation is described as "temporary" and the agreement says the US "does not desire permanent bases or a permanent military presence in Iraq". But the absence of a time limit or restrictions on the US and other coalition forces - including the British - in the country means it is likely to be strongly opposed in Iraq and the US.
Iraqi critics point out that the agreement contains no limits on numbers of US forces, the weapons they are able to deploy, their legal status or powers over Iraqi citizens, going far beyond long-term US security agreements with other countries. The agreement is intended to govern the status of the US military and other members of the multinational force..."
That's what China is to Tibet - a military occupation, with the power to "...detain individuals when necessary for imperative reasons of security" without time limit."
So, how can we, as Americans, even start to mention boycotting the Olympics (Hilary) or plan to disrupt the torch bearing ceremony (in San Franscisco - for example, they are already planning a protest.)
Is this a case of calling the kettle black?
Or are all countries the same?
Is it time for a revolution yet?
Monday, April 07, 2008
My Town Monday
I ran outside and took pictures of the snow falling. I took pictures of my pot of pansies with snow on them. I took pictures of my handprint in the snow, with August's paw prints next to them (and his nose print, as he licked at the snow).
I took a walk while it snowed last night (it was so wet it was like walking in the rain, and it was cold and miserable out, so I didn't walk for long.) But I had my snow! I had been missing it! I guess it must be from growing up in the tropics. I really think snow is something special. Of course, I don't live in upstate NY, where snow is something to be suffered...We don't get drifts, we get frosting.
Sunday, April 06, 2008
To Blog or Not to Blog...
What have I learned in the three years I've been blogging?
That you keep your blogging friends (Hi Wynn! - my first reader!) That you meet lots of interesting people. That you can voyage from one side of the world to the next. That bloggers are incredibly generous, witty, and kind. That it's hard to think of a new blog each day, but sometimes the words just flow. That it's fun to look over your own archives to see where you were on a certain day. That I hope I'll be blogging in years to come.
Saturday, April 05, 2008
Of course, no matter how great your convictions are about something, when your good friend (and ride, I might add, to the pool) contradicts you, you back-pedal. At least I do.
Me - "Oh, but that was just wash-out streaks, wasn't it?"
Isobel - "No, I got the permanant kind."
Me - "Oh. Well. I'm sure it was very cute. I bet your daughter was pleased."
Isobel - thoughtfully - "Yes, but the hairdresser said not to do it again, because it burned her hair. Chemicals aren't good for young children's hair."
Me, trying to find the right pedal - "You're so right. That's what I thought when I read that article."
Isobel - "Now she wants streaks all the time. I think next time I'll get the kind you spray on. You gave me a good idea."
Me - sinking under water.
I suppose there are some things that you can back-pedal on. The streaks in the kids hair didn't seem so bad when Isobel confessed to giving in to her daughters wishes. After all, next time she's just getting the spray on kind.
Other convictions are harder to give up. I mentioned that I despised our new president for being a hypocrite to a guy in my gym. He'd been asking me what I thought of "Sarko". I said, "He's a hypocrite. Here he is saying he wants to help the lower income levels, and he doesn't do a thing about social housing. He promised to build new housing, and so far, nothing."
The man said to me, "It's hard to get the towns to agree - I wouldn't want a social housing development to be built near my house."
Me -" Why not? Just because someone can't afford an expensive house doesn't mean he's a bad person! I wouldn't mind a bit. As a matter of fact, I'd be right there when the people moved in to see if they needed anything."
Man in gym - "Yes, but they're trouble makers. Look at the ghettos and the problems they had last year."
Me - If I had to live in a ghetto, I would probably make trouble too."
Well, that conversation got nowhere, but I wasn't backing down from that conviction - that everyone deserves a place to live, near good transporation, free education, and job opportunities. What they do with that, after it's offered, is up to them. But most people, I'm sure, would make the most of their opportunities. I just don't think most people realize that.
And it's much more important than kids getting streaks intheir hair. I wonder if my daughter wants streaks? (the spray in kind...)


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Reine, Lofoten Island Norway, Lofoten is an archipelago and a traditional district in the county of Nordland, Norway. Though lying within the Arctic Circle, the archipelago experiences one of the world's largest elevated temperature anomalies relative to its high latitude.
Stockfish has been exported from Lofoten for at least 1,000 years.
V?gan (Norse V?gar) is the first known town formation in northern Norway. It existed in the early Viking Age, maybe earlier, and was located on the southern coast on eastern Lofoten, near today's village Kabelv?g in V?gan municipality. However, the Lofotr Viking Museum with the reconstructed 83 m long longhouse (the largest known) is located near Borg on Vestv?g?y, which have many archeological finds from the Iron Age and Viking Age.
The islands have for more than 1,000 years been the centre of great cod fisheries, especially in winter, when the cod migrates south from the Barents Sea and gathers in Lofoten to spawn. Bergen in southwestern Norway was for a long time the hub for further export south to large parts of Europe, particularly so when trade was controlled by the Hanseatic League. In the lowland areas, particularly Vestv?g?y, agriculture plays a significant role, as it has done since the Bronze Age.
Lofotr was originally the name of the island of Vestv?g?y only. Later it became the name of the chain of islands. The chain of islands with its pointed peaks looks like a lynx foot from the mainland. In Norwegian, it is always a singular. Another name one might come across, is "Lofotveggen" or the Lofoten wall. The archipelago looks like a closed wall when seen from elevated points around Bod? or when arriving from the sea, some 100 km. long, and 800-1,000 m. high.
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On the surface, it seems that more men than ever have no interest in marriage.
It's true that marriage rates are declining and more people are delaying marriage until they're older. But why is that?
Most people will tell you that it's because of everything that men stand to lose in a divorce -- half their money and assets, the kids, and the family life they dreamed of having. That's the logical reason for delaying or avoiding marriage. However, marriage hasn't been a logical decision in Western culture for decades. It's an emotional decision.
The real reason that men are losing interest in marriage is because we've realized that we don't have to get married to get the life we want. Sadly for women, men have the upper-hand in the marriage market and we are waking up to this fact.
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Let's be real here. There's no shortage of young, attractive women that want to get married. If we don't find a girl that would make a great wife this year, millions of girls will graduate college and hit the market next year.
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Men Become Better Marriage Candidates With Age (To a Certain Point)
As men age, we get wiser, we become better leaders, and we are more established in our careers to provide a better life for our potential families. The younger we get married, the less value we have in the dating market. The longer we wait, the better wife we can get.
Men can produce offspring far later in life than women can, so there's no rush for us to get married. Women on the other hand, have a shorter biological clock for fertility.
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As a result from the points I mentioned above, men can spend their 20's sleeping with all the women they want, then get married and have a family in their 30's.
It's well-documented throughout history that men have a natural desire for multiple sexual partners. However, there are plenty of us guys that still want to be an amazing husband and father. In the past, we were forced to pick one lifestyle or the other. Now we can have both. (Not at the same time, of course.)
The logical argument against marriage makes sense and is definitely worthy of consideration, but personally I think this is just an excuse that guys use to hide the real reason they don't want to get married in their 20's. We don't have to.


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I actually have the pleasure of both reviewing Heiress of the Nile, and interviewing the author, Lady Lostris (hereby shortened to LL, due to the fact that she shares her name with one of the lead characters). In a paraphrased - and less poetic - version of the blurb LL gives us on the main page (because it is massive), Heiress of the Nile is a dramatic tale of adventure, supposedly following the Crown Princess of the Fire Nation, Lostris, as she struggles to overcome the obstacles placed in her way by her guardian, the Grand Vizier Naja. He wishes to become Fire Lord before she can officially be crowned on her birthday - only a few short months from the beginning of the story.
I say supposedly, because this story does so much more. There is another main character, Serapine, who has her her own secondary - let's say harmonising - plot that is far more mysterious. While a lot is left to the imagination regarding her, it is by no means less important, and I feel that as the story progresses, Seraphine will be become a major influence. But, that's just my interpretation. On with the review!
Plot = 9.5: I found this to be a compelling story. Considering my general aversion for OC stories, this story really raised the benchmark for me, and has got to be right up there alongside Minnichi's Silent Hero in Emerald. There are no gaping plot holes, no severe issues relating to either Avatar or Egypt that makes me wonder "did this person actually research anything?" Especially in the later chapters, this story draws you in within a few lines - a feat that I'm rather proud to say is achieved not through action, like many stories, but honest characterisation and an actual storyline. LL doesn't use cliffhangers or twists (well, she doesn't overuse them, although there are a few surprises) in order to keep her readers interested and entertained. The points I deducted were purely based on my own interpretation of the story, particularly in the prologue. I began it several times, only making it about half-way through before giving up and coming back a half-hour later to try again. Once I allowed myself to get into it though, the story grew on me remarkably fast.
Characterisation = 9.1: This story is full of absolutely beautiful characters. Each have their own personality - something that I've noticed a lot of Original Character stories lack (if only because of the vast amount of characters that need personalities). Even within a single chapter, it's obvious that LL knows who the characters are - intimately - and what they want to become. However, I had to take away points because of Seraphine. I love her; she's a beautiful character, with a perfect balance of good and bad within her (but she doesn't know that). That being said, the points I deducted were due to her block of dialogue in Chapter 6. After getting to know her over quite a few thousand words, I found her sudden lack of sophisticated language to be incredibly confusing. She began using slang such as 'ain't' and 'ya'. It wasn't that I don't believe she wouldn't talk like this, particularly when angry, but rather that it was unexpected, with her never having really spoken like that before. I was also slightly disappointed with the lack of development with two secondary characters, Tanus and Meren. While Seraphine and Lostris both grow as people, these guards don't really change much over the course of the story. I feel as though they will become somewhat important to the story, but for now they just appear to be a means to and end, a way for LL - and Lostris - to achieve certain objectives without viewing them as actually important.
Action = 9.1: The action in this story is fluid and well written - I have almost no difficulty in picturing what you're trying to explain. However, there were a few moments where a character did something, and I have no idea how it occurred, such as in the prologue, when Amanra "...took Tayla back out of the soldiers arms..." How did she do it? Did Tayla kick out and manage to loosen his grip? Was it a mother's blind fury at watching her child be taken away? These little snippets of inexplicable resolution of a problem are distracting, and take the focus away from the action.
Spelling/Grammar = 9.3: Almost impeccable, although I noticed a few things that can easily be explained by the fact that English is LL's second language. These things are mostly simple words that sound like one but don't have the exact same meaning - such as using 'older' instead of 'elder'. Not quite synonyms, in the context you used it in, 'elder' would be more appropriate. Another example was when you used the word 'encircled' instead of 'circled'; to encircle something is to form a ring around them, whereas to circle someone is to move around them. These are simple mistakes that I probably only caught due to my reading of this several times. I also noticed a few punctuation marks - mostly commas - that were unnecessary. They didn't mess up the flow of the story, but they were somewhat distracting; that being said, these small mistakes were far and few between, and on the whole I found the layout to be succinct and organised.
Language = 9.8: This ties in both with the spelling and grammar, and to some extent the characterisation, although it is independent of the two. LL uses a fantastic array of metaphors and similes to achieve a rather imaginative setting or character - something I found to be rather refreshing. Lady Lostris knows how to write, and knows she's good at it. The sophisticated language ensures that no information is forgotten, and the word count isn't taken up and wasted by pointless segues. Even the swear words are rightfully placed, adding to the believability of the characters who use them. The few points I deducted were due to the accidental misuse or misplacement of a word, such as the older/elder, circled/encircled conundrum I mentioned above.
Believability = 9.4: I actually had an incredibly difficult time rating this genre. As a story, I found this to be quite believable, with each action and reaction perhaps not what I expected (which is in no way a bad thing) but ones which made sense in the grand scheme of things. The reason for the deduction is based purely on fact that very little has been fully explained thus far. One of the biggest things I find strange is why Naja is her legal guardian, when he has next to nothing to do with her - surely Taita, Queen Amanra's personal servant and family friend would be more suitable? Just little mysteries that remind me that this is indeed a work of fiction, thereby causing me to lose myself in reality and not the story.
Execution = 9.7: Despite what I said in the previous category, this is a wonderfully thought out story; even if Lostris has no idea what she's doing (and she probably does), the way she ties it all together makes the reader think that she knows exactly where she's going with it. I like the mix between Avatar and Egypt, relying on my general knowledge of both subjects for the story to make sense (having never read River God, I feel as though I'm missing out somewhat). That being said, it's not difficult to equate aspects of the story to Avatar directly - Thebes is Caldera City, the Gand Vizier, Azula (or Zuko, depending on the perspective you want to look at).
Organisation = 8.9: I found this story remarkably easy to follow. Within the first few lines of a chapter, I knew whose story we were focussing on - Lostris's or Seraphine's. The paragraphing is appropriate, with them containing the right amount of information so as not to be obscenely lengthy and therefore "skimmable". I did find the 'previously on HotN' to be a little unorganised, particularly in Chapters 7 and 8, where you speak of Seraphine and then Lostris respectively, but the chapters are based entirely on the other. To me, it sets the chapter up to be related to the character you mention, and it throws me a little when you talk about the other one.
Total score = 9.35
My advice? Keep writing. Like I said above, you're good at it, and you should know it. Looking back at your past stories (namely the one-shot on FFN), I can already tell you're improving, with more flowing and emotive language. Keep writing!
Why I enjoyed this story: Lady Lostris has such a way with her words that even during my initial trepidation of reading an OC story, I was soon drawn into the powerful plot, the danger and intrigue, and the characters. Ahh, the characters. They really add life to this story, and Lady Lostris is the Blue Fairy turning her puppets into real people.
I honestly... I can't rave about this enough, and considering it was the first story I ever heard about here, I'm shocked that no-one ever forced me to read it before. Just try it - you won't, absolutely won't regret it.


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In 2005, CBS Early Show featured a segment on menopause, in which the expert suggested that magnesium may be of benefit to limiting hot flashes.
In addition, I just found this article by Dr. Thomas J. Smith that was published in 2009 by the American Society of Clinical Ontology. Please note in this article that while magnesium has been suggested to help deal with hot flashes, there also can be side effects from taking too much.
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Back in 2008, Lamborghini showed of the Estoque concept at the Paris Motor Show. While concept cars are nothing new in the world of auto shows, this concept grabbed many headlines, as it was a Lamborghini for the family man. Yes, the craziest car company in the world had shown its vision of a four-door luxury sedan.
As soon as the crowd started showing any excitement, Lamborghini announced that the Estoque is destined to remain just a concept car and that no production plans have been considered. However, in the last year, Porsche and Aston Martin have both put super quick luxury cars on sale, and that seems to have stirred Lamborghini's product plans.In a meeting with British car magazine Autocar, Lamborghini's CEO Stephan Winkelmann mentioned that a third model is currently being considered by the company, and it won't be an SUV, as many internet rumors have been suggesting.
"We have opportunities outside the supercar business, and we showed that with Estoque," said Winkelmann. "It had a more enthusiastic response than we had expected. It was the right time to see if the brand could go outside of supercars. Even now, people are still emailing me about us making the Estoque."
He also feels that a four-door model could attract new buyers to the brand, especially in expending markets like China where the luxury car segment is currently booming.
No word yet as to when this new Lamborghini will go into production or if it'll look like the Estoque concept, but it will be worth keeping an eye on this raging bull.
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