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Friday, March 13, 2015
Billy Long: We must support the Second Amendment
The Second Amendment is engrained within Southwest Missouri culture from hunting and sporting to self-defense. Many folks raise their children with firearms safety in mind, teaching the proper way to use them and respecting the law. I remember going from my first BB gun to my pellet gun then to Grandpa Long's 16 gauge single shot and then to my Uncle Diemer Long's .22 cal. Ruger Single Six pistol that I still have. Many in the Ozarks went through a similar progression in their youth. For so many Americans, the Second Amendment is more than just self-defense, it's a way of life.
The ATF was forced to pull a proposed rule to re-classify .223-caliber M855 green tip ammunition as an "armor piercing bullet" after getting bombarded with negative comments on their proposed bullet ban.
The Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act defines "armor piercing bullet" as "projectiles constructed from specified material [such as tungsten alloys, steel, iron, brass, bronze, beryllium copper or depleted uranium] which may be used in handguns." The law provides exclusions for hunting, target shooting and sport. ATF has actually considered M855s a form of sport ammunition since 1986. Although .223s are most popularly used in AR-15s and not handguns, ATF cited concerns among the law enforcement community that the bullets could be used in newer versions of handguns as a weapon against officers- a concern that supersedes the hunting or sport exclusions.
ATF's proposed rule was incredibly concerning, and I am glad they pulled it. I saw this as a back door assault by the Obama administration on our Second Amendment rights through another-'simple fix' with his pen and phone. I strongly objected to the rule change because I saw it as an attempt to ban ammunition, rather than guns themselves, through market controls. That is why I, along with more than 235 of my House colleagues sent a letter to ATF Director B. Todd Jones to state our objections, demand answers and urge the Bureau's reconsideration of the rule.
Rest assured that I strongly oppose any new restrictions interfering with our Second Amendment rights and actively seek removal of those restrictions - whether they arise in legislation, an executive agency, or from the president's continual abuse of executive power.
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Broadchurch stars were spotted in West Bay today ahead of tonight's final.
Trish Winterman, played by Julie Hesmondhalgh, was spotted in the town this afternoon.
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NEWSLETTER Julie Donnelly - Winner 2010 'The Works' Acquisitive Art Prize
Headmaster's Message Fostering High SelfEsteem Head of Senior School Head of Junior School Issue 6 Term III, 2010
Academic • Christian • Caring
Fostering High Self-Esteem How do we get badges? This is the surprising question that is consistently asked by students new to TIGS. Badges are awarded to students in recognition of consistently high levels of achievement. They are a reflection of the student's individual commitment to excellence and the many badges worn by our senior students are hard earned and well deserved – and they inspire younger students to achieve at the same high level. The recognition of achievement helps build positive self-esteem. Few parents or teachers would question the importance of fostering positive self-esteem in children. We know that when a child is feeling positive about themselves and their ability, their confidence and resilience cause them to achieve at a higher level than when they are feeling insecure and have self-doubt. This is true on the sporting field, on the stage and in the classroom. Professor Stephen Dinham, whose many roles include visiting Professorial Fellow at the University of Wollongong, has recently written about the role of parents in developing self-esteem in children. He refers to two dimensions of parenting style: Responsiveness: "the extent to which parents intentionally foster individuality, self-regulation and assertion by being attuned, supportive and acquiescent to children's special needs and demands"; and Demandingness: "the claims parents make on children to become integrated into the family whole, by their maturity demands, supervision, disciplinary efforts and willingness to confront the child who disobeys."
Stephen Kinsella Headmaster
When parenting style is assessed using these two dimensions, he refers to four possible parenting styles: Uninvolved: Authoritarian: Permissive: Authoritative:
low responsiveness, low demandingness low responsiveness, high demandingness high responsiveness, low demandingness high responsiveness, high demandingness
Parents that wish to foster the development of high self-esteem in their children should aspire to develop an authoritative style. Authoritative parents are described as: "They are warm and supportive of their children, aware of their current developmental levels and sensitive to their needs. They also, however, have high expectations, and set appropriate limits while providing structures and consistent rules, the reasons for which they explain to their children, rather than simply expecting unthinking obedience." "While they maintain adult authority, authoritative parents are also willing to listen to their children and to negotiate about rules and situations. This combination of sensitivity, caring, high expectations and structure has been shown to have the best consequences for children, who commonly display academic achievement, moral maturity, autonomy and high self-esteem." The same rubric can be applied to schools. A school, for example, that recognises the achievements of students (high responsiveness) but does not assist students by informing where and how they need to improve (low demandingness) fails, just like a 'permissive' parent, to serve the best interests of its students. How can parents and schools help their children by being more demanding? To score highly in demandingness students should be assisted to understand the answer to four questions: • • • •
What can I do? What can't I do? How does my work compare with that of others? How can I do better?
Put simply, it is reaching of a standard and overcoming failure that should be rewarded. Self-esteem is built from genuine achievement, not from hollow words and easily received badges. The School's commitment to care for our students and to provide encouragement and support (our system of awarding badges is just a small part of this) is balanced with an equally rigorous commitment to setting high standards and working with students to achieve those high standards. At TIGS, we believe encouragement and the expectation that standards will be achieved go hand in hand. Stephen Dinham sums up by saying "every student needs to feel recognised and cared about. Every student needs to experience success and feel that they are progressing in their learning and development. Real achievement, no matter how small, is the best way to engender self-esteem. This can then serve as a solid foundation for further achievement. In this way, self-esteem and student achievement affect each other in a reciprocal fashion, but in my experience, achievement is the foundation of self-esteem and must come first. We shouldn't shy away from the concept of failure. Having failed and then succeeded at something can be a powerful driver for learning and self-esteem." Dinham, S (2010)
Self Esteem: Caution-do not overinflate in 'Teacher', August 2010 (pp6-11)
Chaplain's Connection I was intrigued by the headline on a story in the Sydney Morning Herald this week: "Universities have knowledge, but lack wisdom" [SMH, 26/8/10]. The article reports on a lecture given by Steven Schwartz, the vice-chancellor of Macquarie University, in which he argues that modern universities are neglecting the teaching of wisdom to the detriment of their students. He points to the financial crisis, the parliamentary expenses scandal in Britain, and the home insulation scheme as examples of choices made by leaders who were educated but lacked wisdom. Professor Schwartz argues that a fixation with money has led to a decline in teaching students how to think broadly: "We once were about character building but now we are about money", he is quoted as saying. Don Thurbon, a panellist for the lecture, urged that there was danger in such broad generalisations, but commented: "There is a trend, however, towards a more instrumentalist view of education ... The drive to commercially ready degrees means less time is spent on broad philosophical underpinnings of education." I think the issue being raised is: "What is the goal of education?" Is it simply the handing on of knowledge in order to help a person to get a mark so that they can gain a qualification that will enable them to do a certain job and therefore make them a useful and productive member of society? Or is it, more broadly, to equip them with the skills they need to handle life, to think through issues ethically, to make wise choices? Is it, to use quote the article's heading, about knowledge or about wisdom? Some of my favourite books of the Bible (if you are allowed to have favourites) are the so-called books of Wisdom: Psalms, Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon (or Song of Songs). Here we find advice on the importance of wisdom, and instructions on how to find it. With regard to the importance of wisdom, consider for example Proverbs 4:6-7: "Do not forsake wisdom, and she will protect you; love her, and she will watch over you. Wisdom is supreme; therefore get wisdom. Though it cost all you have, get understanding."
John Reed Chaplain
Wisdom is conceived of as the art of living well. It involves not just the acquiring of information, but skill in decision making, understanding of priorities, sensitivity to the needs of others, awareness of dangers and pitfalls, and a whole raft of almost indefinable things that go to making us not just knowledgeable, but wise. Where does wisdom come from? The Bible writers are united on this: it begins (and ends) with understanding who we are, what our place is in this world, and above all, our relationship with our Creator: "Where then does wisdom come from? Where does understanding dwell? ... The fear of the Lord—that is wisdom, and to shun evil is understanding." (Job 28:20-28).
Professional Learning Day
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Professional Learning Days are critical in keeping staff up to date with the latest research, legislation and developments in Teaching, Learning and Pastoral Care. Long Term Planning for these days involves us in addressing the key elements in the Strategic Plan: Curriculum Differentiation; ICT and equipping teachers to use Technology appropriately for 21st Century learners; the development of a Christian World View and the concept of Christian faith in each subject area. We have a regular and systematic program for after-school meetings and in-services which address these and a number of other significant initiatives. On Professional Learning Days we can explore selected issues with much more depth and rigour and with extensive academic input from visiting experts. In our Professional Learning Day this Term, staff were brought up to date with the latest changes to Child Protection Legislation and the latest research, developments and best practice in dealing with adolescent impulsivity.
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In addition a number of teaching staff were being extensively in-serviced by me over two days on 4MAT, a framework for teaching and instructional design that raises awareness on the diverse ways in which learning happens. Each student in our classrooms - and by extension every person - perceives and processes information differently. 4MAT is a system which explores these differences and provides a structure to accommodate this diversity within the context of the latest brain research on how learning happens. This is a rigorous program which equips teachers to differentiate learning, a Strategic Initiative in the School's Strategic Plan. As you can see this will ensure that we provide the very best learning environment both inside and outside the classroom for our students.
Junior School A busy week or just another diverse week at TIGS!! Last weekend I had the great pleasure of cheering for one of our TIGS netball teams at Berkeley. In a "nail biter" of a game that went into extra time, the girls struggled on until the very end and with a win as the result. The netball has been a great success this year and I congratulate the players, their coaches and their families for a wonderful season of netball. Tournament of Minds 2010 Challenge TIGS Junior School entered four teams in this year's primary tournament held on Sunday 29 August at Nowra High School. Congratulations to all 28 students from Years 4-6 who worked independently and tirelessly to present their creative responses to the short and 10 minute dramatised long term challenges. Special congratulations to The Language Literature Team who won Honours in the most contested challenge. Mrs Wallace, Mrs Binns and Mr Carroll were impressed with the way the teams collaborated, shared responsibilities, handled difficulties and presented creative and entertaining solutions to the challenges. Up there for thinking, TIGS!
HELLO Judi Nealy
Head of Junior School
HICES Gifted and Talented camp On Monday a group of students travelled to Northern Sydney to participate in the HICES Gifted and Talented camp. These students will be challenged and stretched in the areas of Ancient Civilisations, Drama, Electronic Music Composition, Robotics, Judging Justice, Problem Solving-Lateral Thinking, Science, Environment Studies and Stop Motion Animation. They will "live in" at camp with Mrs Mann in attendance and 125 Students form 16 other schools.
The Works Workshop Monday also saw the teachers back at school to participate in Professional Development. At the same time our Year 12 students hosted "The Workshop", an opportunity for talented Junior School artists to engage with the works exhibition and also create some art works of their own. These links and mentoring opportunities between our senior and junior students are one of the great attributes of a TIGS education. Thank you to the students who participated in this opportunity. NASSA Athletics NASSA athletics was a great day of competition for our children. A glorious day where the sun shone, but not too hot, a little bit of breeze and some wonderful competition. It was a pleasure to look up at the stands and see our TIGS children behaving well, to look across the athletics field and see them competing strongly but with great sportsmanship and to congratulation them on a fine result – second overall. Great work and thank you to Mrs Martin for her never ending effort in achieving such wonderful results. Artist in Residence Camp Wednesday morning sees a group of children going off to Waterslea along the Shoalhaven river for an "Artist in Residence Camp". This year, we have nominated children to attend the "Writers in Residence" camp at Blue Gum Lodge in the Blue Mountains. These camps allow our students to spend time with like minded peers to develop their passion and interest in specific subjects. I look forward to seeing the artwork they create. We finished up the week with the Fathers' Day breakfast and the P&F Charity Auction. Community in action – what a great week! Operation Christmas Child item for next week is 'Something to play with'. Emails Sent • K-4 Disco • Impetigo alert
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Gat eWAY 8
On the 25 August, 6 TIGS students travelled to MacArthur Anglican College to participate in the academic challenge GateWay8. As a team of 8 Year 6's we completed six different challenges. The big picture of the day was making a country.
One of the challenges involved art; we had to make a mask out of clay, a piece of jewellery and then we had to paint a picture of it being used. The second challenge we had to do was a science challenge. We had to purify water which means to make it clean. We used rice, sticky tape, a rag, rock and a soft drink bottle. The third challenge we had to do was a maths challenge. We had to find out what country was in need and write a letter to the government asking if they would like this aid. The fourth challenge was a music and dance challenge. We used a drum, clapping sticks and maracas. We had to make up a dance that represents our country and perform it to the two judges. The fifth challenge was to make a new report of a natural disaster that has happened in our country. The last challenge we had to do was literature. We had to make up a speech to give to a country that has just had a flood and perform it to an audience. In conclusion our team had a great day. We all worked together and produced some good work.
Big Day In
Our 'Big Day In' will be held on Thursday 23 September. We would just like to go over the events of the day for all our new families to the School. The 'Big Day In' is our old 'Special Persons Day' where family and friends of our students visit our school for classroom visits, a special Assembly and a picnic lunch. Please find below a program for the day. 11.00am - 11.50am 11.50am 12.00pm - 1.00pm 1.00pm - 1.45pm 1.45pm
Classroom visits Move to Rees Hall for Assembly Assembly Lunch on the Junior School Oval Soccer Finals on the Junior School Oval
Please note that there will be no canteen facilities on this day so children will be unable to place lunch orders.
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We Thankyou!
We are very sad to be losing some of our wonderful volunteers and would like to thank all the ladies who are retiring this year for their dedication and help during theirs child's time here at TIGS. As we bid farewell to some mums off to support their children through the HSC, the Canteen is seeking new volunteers to join our team of dedicated parents and grandparents for the remainder of this year and next year's roster. We endeavor to supply the students and staff with a healthy and friendly environment, with a range of products available whilst maintaining reasonable prices. The Canteen is a great place to network with other parents, staff, meet new friends, and learn more about your child's school environment. If you would like to organise one or two friends to work with on a particular day, we can accommodate this request as well. There is no need to stay all day, even if you can only spare an hour, we would love to see you. The children enjoy seeing you involved within their school environment and volunteering is easy and relaxed . To learn more about Canteen, please call Megan or Deb on 4220 0241 or visit us between 8.00am and 2.00pm daily. Come join us!
Back to TIGS Please join TIGS community for the official dedication of Rees Hall, a wonderful new facility in the Junior School. You and your family are invited to come to a service of dedication and thanksgiving as part of 'Back to TIGS' day. We welcome our students, our alumni and their extended families and the community to join in the celebrations in Rees Hall and participate in a Rotary charity BBQ in aid of TIGS Year 12 2010 chosen charity "Triple Care Farm''.
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Senior School Sports Volleyball Congratulations to Kieran Ackhurst (Year 8) who was selected in the NSWCIS Under 15 Volleyball team and then the NSW All Schools Under 15 Volleyball Team. He recently competed in the Australian Schools Volleyball Championships in Canberra. Congratulations on these achievements. NASSA Athletics Carnival On Wednesday 25 September over 100 TIGS students travelled to Campbelltown Sports Stadium to compete in the NASSA Athletics Carnival. It was a great day with many exceptional performances from the TIGS team, with a number of our students breaking NASSA records. The competition between the schools was extremely close throughout the day, with Penrith Anglican College (PAC) only a few points ahead of TIGS coming into the final events. While TIGS were very strong in a number of the relays, particularly the Junior Girls and the Senior Boys, PAC was just too strong on the day, winning the day.
On final point scores TIGS were successful in: - Overall Point Score 2nd - Overall Boys Point Score 1st - Senior Shield 1st - Intermediate Shield 2nd - Junior Shield 2nd
competed and their results are as follows: Michael Ledwidge - 14B Age Champion. 1st 100m, 1st 200m, 1st 400m, 1st Long Jump, 4th 800m
The TIGS students all competed with great spirit and were wonderful ambassadors for our School. We wish our athletes the best when they compete in the AICES Athletics Carnival next Monday 6 September at Homebush.
Emily Debrot – Open Girls. 1st Javelin, 1st Discus, 2nd Shot Put
Illawarra All Schools Athletics – TIGS Champion School On Sunday 28 August the Illawarra All Schools Athletics Championships were held at Kerryn McCann Athletics Centre, Beaton Park. TIGS fielded a small but formidable team in competition represented by 56 schools from the Illawarra and beyond. It was an outstanding day for TIGS who finished the day as the Champion School for 2010, a fantastic result. The students who
Kyle Grubnic – Open Boys. 1st Long Jump, 1st Triple Jump, 2nd Discus, 2nd Javelin, 4th 100m
Harrison Steele – 14B. 2nd Javelin, 4th 1500m TIGS/Uni Rugby Good Luck to the TIGS-UNI junior rugby teams who begin their semi final campaigns this week at Shoalhaven Rugby Park. Under 11s TIGS Uni v Kiama @ 8.30 am Under 12s TIGS Uni v Kiama @ 9.35 am Under 14Bs TIGS Uni v Tech Waratahs @ 10.40 am Under 16s TIGS Uni/Vikings v Shoalhaven @ 2.15 pm
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Uniform Change Over Winter to Summer The Uniform Shop will be open during the School holidays from 9.00am to 3.00pm Thursday 7 October, Friday 8 October 2010 and Saturday 9 October 2010.
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Appointments necessary, phone 4220 0230. Please note all existing Year 6 students who are entering year 7 in 2011 should have their uniforms fitted and purchased by 11 November 2010.
Karobran Literature Morning Tea The Karobran Literature Morning Tea was held last Tuesday in the Library. We viewed the children's Book Week displays, purchased books and enjoyed a delicious morning tea. Mo Johnson spoke on her touching and inspiring children's story "Noah's Garden" with Yr 6 having beautifully performed the story for us. The new Head of The Goodhew Research Centre, Leanne Windsor spoke about reading with and to your child. Thanks to Mo, Leanne, the library and canteen staff for making this a very special event.
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State Snow Sports Championships 2010 Last week, a number of enthusiastic TIGS students competed at the State SnowsportsChampionships after qualifying through the regional championships in July. All students represented the school admirably. The results were: Tahlia Jackson (Year 7) finished 12th in the Moguls, 15th in the Skier X, 16th in the Snowboard GS and 22nd in the Alpine in Division 3 (Year 7 and 8 Students) The Division 5 (Year 4 and below) female team of Mika Bliokas (Year 4), Ashleigh Mill (Year 4) and Georgia Webb (Year 3) finished 8th in the Alpine and 12th in the Skier X The Division 5 Boys team of Ethan Jackson (Year 4), Aaron Doherty (Year 4) and Caleb Grace (Year 4) finished 9th in the Skier X and the team of Ethan, Aaron, Holly Kiteley (Year 4) and Harrison Webb (Year 1) finished 12th in the Alpine. Congratulations to all the competitors.
NSW and ACT Mountain Bike All Schools Cross Country Relay Championships. On Friday 27 August 2010 several TIGS students competed in the NSW and ACT MTB All Schools Cross Country Relay Championships at Mt. Stromlo, Canberra. Congratulations Miles Waring, Samuel Jones and David Manton on a well deserved and hard fought win of the Year 11&12 division.
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The Works Exhibition 2010 It is always difficult to follow a blockbuster exhibition, particularly when our Jubilee Exhibition was such a successful event, but The Works Exhibition 2010 was a wonderful weekend where we were able to reconnect with old friends of TIGS and to make new connections with many new artists and with members of the community, who enjoyed the hospitality and welcome for which we are becoming famous. The quality and variety that was evident, particularly within the students' works and the depth of feelings expressed, were some of the most commented on aspects of the Exhibition by our visitors. We were very pleased to welcome back to our school Julie Donnelly, a multi-media artist who works locally in the Illawarra and whose work was selected by our judges, John Monteleone and Tom Dion as this year's winner of the Acquisitive Art Prize. The judges expressed the difficulty of the task they undertook in selecting a "winner" amongst such a diverse range of quality works. The prize was generously sponsored by The Westpac Bank who have partnered with us for a second year. Julie's son, Adam, was an Alumnis of TIGS some 10 years ago, so it was wonderful to welcome her back and to be able to purchase her amazing artwork for the school's collection. Di Goodman, a past staff member and artist who opened the exhibition, talked about the ability of artworks to communicate that which is impossible to express. Julie's drawing entitled "Byzantine", to me, expresses such things. The following is an artist's statement which accompanies Julie's Drawing. From a seed a tree grew tall and strong. Then it was cut down as it reached its prime. A new beginning – a house, a shelter, a home. Again came change – destruction, demolition and salvage.
Julie Donnelly Byzantine Pencil on Paper
Now reborn for all to see; aged paint, flaking, scars of life - cuts, nail holes. From its aged state, grace and beauty emerge
The Workshop
A group of Year 3 – 6 students were invited to engage with The Works Exhibition in a unique way this year. They were able to view the exhibition and draw inspiration from the exhibition to produce their own artworks, with the help of some enthusiastic art students from the senior school. Their parents enjoyed morning tea as well as a last look at The Works Exhibition. These talented students produced some amazing works and we look forward to their continued involvement in art.
Charity Obento Day
Tuesday 7 & 14 September
The Language Department is happy to announce that there will be a Japanese Charity Obento day. Money raised will go towards this year's Year 12 charity, Triple Care Farm. •
Tuesday 7 September for Junior School students in years 5 & 6 (last day to order is Friday 3 September)
Tuesday 14 September for Senior School students (last day to order is Friday 10 September)
There will be two types of lunches available, meat or vegetarian. If you would like to order one, please put $10 in an envelope clearly labeled with your name, your choice of Obento (meat or vegetarian) and your mentor group. There is a box at both Junior School and the Senior School reception to put your order in. Thank you for supporting our event!
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High School Reunion 20 years
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If you attended TIGS during your primary years from 1978 - 1984 or in Year 7 1985 to Year 12 1990 you and your partner are invited to attend the 20 year School reunion
If you attended TIGS during your primary years from 1988 - 1994 or in Year 7 1995 to Year 12 2000 you are invited to attend the 10 year School reunion
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Computer Hardware Chart 2.0
Guilty late for the three holiday months with no new posts, Sir Arthur is pleased to report the release of a new version of the Computer hardware poster made by Sonic84/Jeff Grisso: the first release was posted by the artist/designer on the DeviantArt community seven years ago, and it was created to collect in a single chart the plethora of interfaces, sockets and slots belonging to modern computers' rich history. The newest version starts from the previous one and makes the collection substantially more solid and useful to browse.
Matteo Renzi, an Italian joke
A lot of time has passed since I wrote something about politics on these pages, and likely quite a lot of time will pass before a thoughtful post about topics that I view as worthy of attention, in the long run. For now, disgust wins over interest and I prefer to use my time for other things. However I feel obliged to write down a remark for Matteo Renzi, Italy's current Prime Minister who makes us feel ashamed before the world as much and even more than that other awful character that came before him.
Wallpaper on the spotlight: Martian twilight
Waiting for the live broadcasting of the first astronauts that will land, a few years from now, on the Red Planet, we poor mortals loving space and wallpapers have to be satisfied with the stuff coming from NASA's robotic rovers wandering on Mars. Curiosity aka Mars Science Laboratory (MSL), the latest and greatest automotive research lab sent up there by the USA space agency is, in that regard, a treasure trove of new photo shots from the Martian desert immensities.
Wallpaper on the spotlight: the Earth seen from Afar
Sir Arthur has got a new favorite wallpaper, and it's a space-themed image this time too. My desktop is messed-up as usual, and at least until I will make up my mind for a good cleanup - and for completing the ten thousand games installed on the HD a distant time ago - the best choice is a kind of images with ethereal and almost stylized shapes, which NASA always cares to provide me on a regular basis.
Wallpapers on the spotlight: angels, planets and black holes
The search for an image worthy of being the screen background every hour of day and night isn't something to entrust chance or lucky with. The four works selected for this post are a relatively low-fi choice, an ideal wallpaper for messy, icon-ridden desktops able to merge aesthetics and functionality with not too many details turning the display into a surrealistic painting. Do yourself a favor: use a sober wallpaper and spare a visit at the oculist!
Retro-plans for 2013 (or what remains of it)
This post was initially planned for January, then the blog restarted on February therefore my dense backlog of articles and things to do postponed it at the end of March. It happens, when you are erratic and discipline-less like me, and it doesn't matter anyway: the post topic, ie my will to fill 2013 with many nice retro-video games and above all to play them all, is still valid for another 9 months at least.
Update to the guide for the Diablo III Starter Edition
The gates of Hell have been opened wide, and the Diablo III Starter Edition is finally open for everyone. The previously published guide has been updated where due, what I wrote is still sound except for a difficulty level that in the first phases of the full game seemed higher compared to the demo. Maybe it's because I've started anew after having installed the Collector's Edition? Anyway, Diablo III continues to be updated but the numer of players remains constantly low. And who developed this "on-line gaming service" is a complete idiot.
The tale of the wolves, the donkeys and the sheep
A log time ago, in a country far away placed at the center of the Mediterranean Sea, there were three different animal breeds: the wolves, the donkeys and the sheep. The sheep were the majority, 60 million docile and obedient specimens always in search of a shepherd to entrust with the administration of the entire national herd. Differently than the sheep, the wolves were a puny minority that just wanted to devour, consume, exploit the sheep and the country resources to eternally secure the status of superior beasts.
The battery that lasted just a quarter-hour
A late but due update on the lasting consequences of the failed upgrade to the laptop CPU: after two processors (X9100 and T9900), two memory banks, a fan and a cooling mat, that unfortunate attempt to install a 3 GHz dual-core cost me the replacement of the PC power battery as well. The battery was in fact replaced at the end of the past year, after months spent waiting to have a bit of extra money to put on the purchase.
Ok, now I hate Twitter a bit less…
It always happens like this: technology evolves, newer computer tools become more and more widespread and I am forced to change idea or conform my opinions to the present time rather than keeping them tied down to the past. I hated (Windows) Vista, now I use Vista (waiting to upgrade to Win7), I hated Twitter… And I still hate Twitter, in very truth, but I can't help acknowledging its usefulness beyond the foolish use made by dickheads thinking with their smartphone instead of their brain.
So long Interfree, and thanks for all the fish!
I am used to bring along my "historical" Internet accounts even if they are actually useless, because for me one of the most important things is "retrocompatibility" and support of all the e-mail addresses opened in the past in the unlikely case someone would decide to contact me there. So I have learned with much disappointment the news about the change of Interfree's free services into professional paid products, a transition that will take place from today and that will have the practical effect of disabling the mailbox and the web space offered at no cost to users thus far.
Giant purple blocks invade the world of Google Maps
I think that finding a visual flaw in an extremely popular service like Google Maps doesn't happen frequently, but detecting something weird in a photographic view a few meters away from where you live must be even more rare. And yet it's exactly what happened to me a few months ago, and the problem is still there today: the view of a street hereabout is simply bugged, with a giant purple block hiding the sight at one of the roadway sides - all along the street.
"Get Perpendicular" amarcord
What happens when a big company dealing in hard disks decides to explain the benefits of a new technology to the mainstream public in an unconventional manner? In such a case what can happen is that the aforementioned company ends up with something like the following animation, a lump of nerditude like few have been probably seen in the entire commercial history of consumer storage.
Happy new retro-year everyone!
Like the nachzehrer which lives a half rotten life chewing its own shroud in the grave, during the last six months Sir Arthur's Den has been a half-dead blog - no "status update" or new post, but a non-stop attention by the owner to static management of the (few) legit comments and the (too many!) spam comments collected daily by Defensio quarantine. As 2012 comes, Sir Arthur has finally decided to come out of the grave - shroud or not - and try to put his hands on these pages again hoping to succeed.
Behold the power of nullDC!
NullDC, the Dreamcast emulator released with an open source license by its author after years of inactivity, remains a noteworthy example of what kind of results the community devoted to emulating the newest gaming machines can achieve. Although there is wide room for optimization and the implementation of still-lacking features, nullDC is a powerful engine which renders with ease - granted it run on a suitable hardware - several instances of the Sega console at the same time on a single PC.
Social engineering has sunk really low…
Someone could think that the strategies currently executed by cyber-criminals to extort personal information are sophisticated, dangerous and antivirus software-proof. Maybe it's just like this, however it's as much true that next to the fine technique the aforementioned criminals still use dirt cheap tricks against which there wouldn't theoretically be any need for the antivirus at all. It would be enough to have one's own brain always turned on when in front of the screen.
Wallpapers on the spotlight: Trine 2
Along with the official announcement of Trine 2 release, during the E2 2010 Atlus unveiled screenshots, a teaser trailer and some artworks of the game. All the stuff regarding the sequel to the marvellous puzzle-platformer developed by the Finnish company Frozenbyte has been collected for the latest post in the Videogames highlights series, while the topic of today's post will be one of the aforementioned artworks which in my humble opinion is worth the evaluation by any fan of games and fantasy in search for a new wallpaper to decorate one's own virtual desktop with.
Naruto: Shippūden episode 165 - Nine-Tails, Captured!
The clash between the enigmatic Pain and a Naruto completely changed by his last training on Mount Myoboku goes on tirelessly. The Konoha ninja is able to knock down almost all the bodies controlled by Pain by exploiting all of his most powerful and effective techniques (and tactics), killing another one thanks to the enormous potential of the nature energy he is now able to canalize and finally being neutralized by the last remaining Pain. This episode too doesn't lack shocks, incredible deaths and big talks about peace and war.
Mercedes-Benz.tv: "Sorry"
I don't like advertising, in any conceivable form and I try to keep it away from this site as much as possible. And yet I have to admit that exceptions to the rule of banality, mediocrity and stupidity celebrated by advertising do exist. Just take this TV commercial by Mercedes-Benz for instance, a very short cutting including black humor, tale snippets, suspense, poetry flashes. Of course it's just an illusion, that in fact goes away at 32nd second just when the German car maker logo appears and the brainwashing commanding purchase, consumption, death begins. Bittersweet…
Marco Travaglio - Il Pompiere della Sera
In Italy journalism is long-gone, and that's a fact. And so? So greetings to Marco Travaglio and his video-column Passaparola, which arrives at the 100th installment today by picking holes in that pathetic tool of the soft propaganda that is Corriere della Sera. Which would be the "most authoritative newspaper of Italy". Just ridiculous…


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I have $20. I buy a book on sale that is originally $15.50. It was 20% off. What was the change I got back after I paid the sale price?
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2001 Reunion
DNA Research
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Brereton World
An exciting e-mail from Josephine Morris-Turner
-----Original Message-----
From: Josephine Morris-Turner [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Monday, October 08, 2012 7:22 AM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Brereton Excitement!
Dear Bruce...
I am writing to you after 4 amazing days during which I have not only discovered more about my Brereton ancestry, but also 'hooked up' with two distant relatives from the same line.
2 years ago, a friend who was 'into' genealogy kindly offered to research the family tree on my maternal grandfather's side (Albert Edward Brereton of Rustington, Sussex) and she duly provided me with two massive binders crammed full of research going back to the early 1700's. To be honest, not being a genealogist, it overwhelmed me and I put off sitting down to make head and tail of it. For some unfathomable reason I decided to 'Google' the name 4 evenings ago and stumbled upon your site. I sat until 4am, completely riveted as I read the enquiries and emails, and waded through my tomes to see if I could match any names - I was thrilled to find a definite link to Joan in Ontario, who had written to you a few years ago. Well, I then sat until 6am, writing to Joan, who replied to me just a few hours later! She, in turn, put her 4th cousin in England on to me and he and I have shared lengthy, fascinating emails over the weekend. It is simply marvellous and my mother (85) and aunt (88), maiden names Brereton of course, are amazed and most interested..
To put you in the picture, my Grandfather, Albert Edward, 1892-1985, had 3 sisters and a brother - Dorothy, Vera, Elsie and John, aka Jack. Grandpa married Muriel Maud Browning, a descendant of the Robert Browning poet family. Looking at the noble lineage of the Breretons, it seems that I'm rather well dragged up, yes?! Grandpa and Grandma had 4 daughters, Daphne, Ailsa, Sheila and Dorothy Elizabeth (my mother). Because of the fame of the poet and his wife, there is a lot of information freely available on the Brownings, and the husband of one of my cousins has also done a family tree for that side. However, until my foray, nobody had bothered to 'do' the Breretons who, frankly, I find to be far, far more interesting, scandalous and compelling. Grandpa comes down from the line of the somewhat wayward Reverend Henry Brereton, 1783-1867, who married twice, firstly to Theresa Elizabeth Cowdrey, producing one daughter, Theresa Eliza who died at the age of 27. However, whilst still married to Theresa, Rev. Henry began, whilst Rector of Haslebury in Wiltshire and at the age of 51 or so, an affair with the 20 year old daughter, Ann Willis, of a farmer from Urchfont, a village a few miles away. This relationship continued for the rest of his life, Ann producing no less than 11 children with Henry, out of wedlock! Theresa and Henry divorced (we think, as there is some paperwork about an indenture of settlement) in 1834; Henry and Ann's first child Alfred Henry, was born in 1834, the day after the indenture (!); Henry and Ann went on to have another 10 children; Theresa died in 1858 and in 1859 Henry married Ann, 3 years after the birth of their 11th child James, finally making an honest woman of her when he was 72 and she was 42 or so!
There is a puzzlement now. Two census records show that, for many years, Ann lived with her children under a false surname, Edwards. Henry was at the very least separated but it seems that he was actually divorced. He wasn't living with Ann, either, from my records, so why did Ann therefore start to use the name Edwards rather than Willis, her maiden name? I then remembered that I had seen the name Edwards elsewhere in my tomes and finally found a bizarre connection. For a period of time, Henry was living with one of his brothers, the Reverend John, and was apart from Theresa, from whom, as I say, he was either separated or still married. He was obviously still travelling to see his Ann Edwards in the neighbouring county (ie Ann Willis), but looking at his ecumenical 'tours of duty' throughout all the years, he must have spent a lot of time travelling to see her and his children, not easy in those days of minimal transport.
Now, here it gets v-e-r-y interesting to say nothing of complex: Rev. Henry's brother, Rev. John, 1782-1862, married Elizabeth Humphries and then Laura Harris Abbot. By Elizabeth Humphries he had a son, also called John. (By the way, the eternal repeating of names, as either first or middle, makes things extremely exhausting, doesn't it?). Son John married an Emily Edwards; he lived with her and his mother-in-law Charlotte and brother-in-law Edward Edwards (groan!) in the next county. It seems bizarre to me that Ann should have used the surname Edwards when it was her illegitimate children's cousin's wife's name (still with me?) so I can only conclude that there would have been discussions and an arrangement made between them all which suited some sort of purpose. What that purpose was we may never know. Was it to protect Henry, a 'man of the cloth'? Was it to save Ann from being vilified by her neighbours and local community? Was she in trouble with the Willis family who had tired of her producing so many children whilst unmarried and told her to use a different name? Suffice it to say that my over-imaginative brain has come up with all sorts of scenarios, not all of them a picture of romantic love, so if anyone is able to illuminate me and my 'relatives' it would be good to unravel the real situation. Frankly, the convoluted activities of this branch of the Breretons, is more interesting than a riveting novel and I'm sure that other branches are equally as charismatic.
Of the 11 children Rev Henry had with Ann Willis/Edwards/Brereton, the first was the Rev. Alfred Henry, 1834-1872, and it is from he who I and my newly-found English relative are descended: Alfred married Mary Beets, nee Dent, from Kings Lynn, who had been widowed by her husband Sheldon after only 2 years of marriage. From that marriage, 5 children were produced: Henry; John Francis, my Great Grandfather; Emily; Alfred William, my English 'cousin's Great Grandfather, and Lucy. Joan Pearce from Ontario, who wrote to this site in 2009 and sparked my amazing weekend off right royally, is descended from Thomas Arthur, one of the brothers of John Francis and Alfred William's surgeon father, Alfred Henry, i(e their uncle) Thomas Arthur. I have a lot of information on the other siblings and this can be supplemented by Joan Pearce, I believe/hope.
We are heavily connected to the Breretons in the Bedford area, including the Headmaster (?) of the Bedford School at which, coincidentally, my 'cousin' (who comes from the line which settled in South Africa) was a young pupil. Even more coincidental is the fact that my genealogist friend, who I only met a few years ago, actually worked at the school in the bursars office when she had a placement there and well remembers the Brereton name and, indeed, the nearby street of the same name. She found my Brereton family tree the most interesting she had ever undertaken and even wrote about it in the parish magazine! What an amazing coincidence. (Also, her mother had a connection, through employment at Forty Hall, Enfield, in the 1930's when she worked for the Parker Bowles (as in Camilla, wife of Prince our Prince Charles). I need to go a little off track here as it is more distant to most people: In the 1841 census, a Fanny Mitchell, aged 14, lived at Goat Lane, Forty Hill, which is on the corner of the Forty Hall estate and, I believe, now incorporated into it. Fanny later married one Edward Mitchell and gave birth to Emma. Emma grew up and married John Francis Brereton, my Great Grandfather. Tenuous but just plain interesting. I noticed that in 1734 the property passed to an Eliab Breton, who refurbished the ground floor, but he appears, in spite of the corrupted spelling, to have nothing to do with Breretons.)
I do not know whether I have a lot of information compared with others, but I' coming to the conclusion that it is detailed and useful. The beauty about all of this is that linking with other distant relatives with different information means that we can fill out what we know, piece together the jigsaw and come to a better understanding of what made our ancestors tick and how we all ended up where we are. I have a lot of information on Breretons who emigrated to Canada, Iowa, Virginia, New York, Kansas, plus other locations too, including Trinidad and South Africa - there may be more but I am currently overwhelmed! We do, of course, go back to the famous John Brereton, mercer, Nantwich, and, by definition, to his lines prior to that date. During my 18 years as an officer in the WRAF, as an Air Traffic Controller. I was a radar instructor. air traffic control instructor of new students, for 3 years on the base which is really close to Wem, Malpas, Nantwich and Chester, but at the time had no idea of the family connection, albeit a very long time previously.
If anyone would like to contact me to see if we are connected and can therefore put even more meat on the bones of this fascinating family, I would be delighted. Names which appear in this morass of paperwork before me include Lancelot Andrews, Greening, Picknell, Fagan, Hawkins, Tinker, Willoughby, Streeter, Johanna Ernestine Schuwow, Dulcibella Brereton - Petman?, St John, Snook, Hill, Leeder, Miles, Beets/Dent, TO NAME BUT A FEW!
I look forward to hearing of another reunion, when I may be able to attend and, hopefully, encourage my mother, Dorothy Brereton Turner, now 85, to join me. Her remaining sister, Sheila, is alive and living in south London. Also, we are planning to hold a party for my parents, having missed doing it this year after they turned 90 and 85. I plan to give a presentation at the party about the Breretons and I just know that it will not only be interesting to all my cousins, but it will also be really entertaining. I need to keep plugging away at this as there is much more to discover yet. In the meantime, if you will permit it, I would be thrilled to be incorporated into this fascinating site.
I will conclude with a word of caution, as a newbie to all of this: Be careful of hissing at someone in front of you in the supermarket or store, who has 11 items in their basket rather than the maximum of 10!! They might turn out to be a distant relative!
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Hi just wondered if someone can check I'm eating the right way on this low carb diet as I'm not losing atm.
Breakfast -2 eggs scrambled with dash of cream.
Lunch -small bowl of chilli con carne (no kidney beans,I picked them out ) with sprinkling of cheese. I d normally have some spinach with it but had ran out .
Snack -inside of a sausage roll as again all I had in and felt like I could curlew off my own arm.
Dinner tonight is roast pork spinach roasted peppers onions.
Lots of water and a few coffee ls with cream not Milk.
I've been doing this for a week now and stayed the same (I did have wine in weekend tho 😕)
Will I all of a sudden start losing?
I'm 5.4 and my weight has gone up to 12.7 since Christmas (I was 11.7).
Feel fed up and have a headache
If any one can give me some tips I'd appreciate it such as how much cheese is ok to have in a day etc .
Thanks in advance
Breakfast -2 eggs scrambled with dash of cream
This is a perfect low carb breakfast
Lunch -small bowl of chilli con carne (no kidney beans,I picked them out ) with sprinkling of cheese. I d normally have some spinach with it but had ran out
What else was the chilli made with? Onions and tomatoes could all have made this quite carby. And why only a sprinkling of cheese? You can have plenty of cheese!
Snack -inside of a sausage roll as again all I had in and felt like I could curlew off my own arm
The sausage here could be pretty high in carbs. You wouldn't have been able to check this, though, as the carb count on the pack would have included the pastry. But you need to make sure that you have things to hand that help youth snack if you need to, that are low carb. However, once you're into low carbing, you're unlikely to be hungry so won't need to snack as much.
Dinner tonight is roast pork spinach roasted peppers onions
That's fine, but try substituting the onions with shallots, as they are much lower in carbs.
Lots of water and a few coffee ls with cream not Milk
Great - but maybe keep an eye on how many coffees, and how much cream, as it does add up eventually.
I've been doing this for a week now and stayed the same (I did have wine in weekend tho 😕)
Well, a week is not time at all really, and if you've had wine, then this will have had an effect!
Will I all of a sudden start losing?
Only if you really stick to low carbing properly
I'm 5.4 and my weight has gone up to 12.7 since Christmas (I was 11.7).
Feel fed up and have a headache
^Well, the headache is actually a good sign, as it shows that you're withdrawing from the carbs! Make sure that your electrolytes are in balance, which means that you're getting enough sodium, magnesium and potassium - so salt, salmon, avocado, spinach and full fat yoghurt.
Make sure that you're eating plenty of fat and drinking lots of water.
Weight loss is hard particularly if you're over 40.
I think though with low carb if you stick to it you will lose.
A couple of comments. In terms of your lunch and breakfast I think they're fine. In terms of healthy eating though, perhaps add more fish and vegetables as your daily menu seems to be more meat and fat based rather than fish / veg.
It isn't any more difficult to lose weight after 40 than it is after 20.
And there's nothing wrong with being meat-based - adding fish won't make it any healthier.
The other thing you need to consider, hayser which is difficult to tell from what you've written, is how much fat you're eating. Low carb should mean high fat. You should be eating fat, then protein, then carbs.
And finally, you really do need to be a bit more patient. The weight will have taken a while to creep up, so it's not just going to melt away in a couple of weeks. I know it's hard, but it is the reality of losing weight. Why not come over to the Bootcamp threads - there's an ongoing chat thread at the moment (although we're in between Bootcamp), and lots of help and support there.
I have a maximum of 2 hot drinks a day with cream in.
I would also avoid any alcohol
I read the pig to twig book and it really helped me.
I'm in my 40's and the same height as you.
I've lost 10lbs in 3 weeks eating like you've listed.
BIWI, I've found it very hard to lose weight since I was in my late 30s as compared to earlier years (I'm now early 40s). I think there's probably hormonal reasons for that too but I do think lots of women find it much harder as the years pass. That doesn't mean it's not possible. If you have some tips for more sustainable / quick weight loss regardless of age let me know, I'd be very interested. I just finished 30 days of whole30 which has some low-carb aspects and is generally a super healthy eating regime and basically lost no weight whatsoever (although have no cravings so that's great).
stilllovingmysleep I was 52 when I started low carbing. Lost the weight just like anyone else.
There are some who say it's more difficult when you're menopausal, but as I was perimenopausal then, I don't know if that's really true. If you want my honest opinion, I think it's an excuse. I think we get less active as we get older and forget what we were like when we were younger.
If you're finding it hard, list out for me what you've been eating over the last few days and let's see if I can help you.
BIWI thanks that gives me a bit of hope! I will list what I ate in a few days. I was doing whole30 for 30 (!) days but didn't lose any weight, which I attribute to the potatoes & dried fruit you're allowed to have on it.
In the past I had easily lost weight with total low carb which is why I'm going to do that again.
Do you then think that exercise is essential too? That's interesting advice & relevant to me as I haven't been exercising recently.
I will return with more info once I've continued my low carbing for a few days (I'm doing Pig to Twig after a few years of not having done it: day 1 today).
Exercise is great, because it makes you feel good, and it's obviously better to do some rather than none! But weight loss is much more about diet than exercise.
By the way wanted to say BIWI, in my case I do believe I lose weight with great difficulty. I ate very very healthily with Whole30 for a month, no sugar in any form, no grains, minimum carbs except dried fruit / fresh fruit / potatoes, no dairy and still didn't lose weight...
I think other people, with such a change in their diet would have lost weight.
I do believe in my particular case only very low carb might work but let's see.
Thanks all.
Tomorrow I'll address the coffees with cream and replace my onions for shallots.
One thing puzzling me is aside from extra Virgin olive oil and butter and fat on meat etc what other foods is fat in lol (that sounds daft)as everyone says eat more fat but I can't be eating blocks of butter or bottles of oil. So what are the best fat foods to have. Pleased to know I can eat unlimited cheeses (this includes brie goats cheeses and hullomi right ?)
The chilli had one chopped onion and a 400 gram carton of tomatoes but obviously it was a small bowl so probably not even a third of the onion and tomatoes was in there -does that sound about right?
I guess I'm going to make mistakes 😕just frustrating as I can't even look in the mirror atm I feel disgusting and none of my clothes fit it's horrible .thanks everyone x
By the way wanted to say BIWI, in my case I do believe I lose weight with great difficulty. I ate very very healthily with Whole30 for a month, no sugar in any form, no grains, minimum carbs except dried fruit / fresh fruit / potatoes, no dairy and still didn't lose weight
You did have sugar unfortunately. It's in dried fruit, fresh fruit and potatoes.
That might be why you didn't lose.
ihatethecold: I agree! Exactly. Unless (in my case) I do all-out low carb (=that is, minimum carb as in IPD or Atkins) I simply don't lose. There were many pluses with Whole30, and I'm glad I did it, e.g. cravings disappeared & I wasn't sleepy during the day. And generally ate healthily...but didn't lead to weight loss unfortunately.
What you've experienced, stillloving, is the reality that some people are less tolerant of carbs than others.
You definitely weren't following a low carb diet if you were eating dried fruit, fruit and potatoes!
You need to sort out how many carbs you can tolerate, whilst also losing weight. The Atkins diet is a really good way to do that, because you start very low (in the induction phase) and gradually add carbs in until you start to gain again.
But it really isn't anything to do with your age.
hayser cheese isn't unlimited, unfortunately - try not to eat more than 100g per day.
Other sources of fat - well, obviously cook with oil/butter, but also add it to your food, so butter on veg and oily dressings on your salad. Use/eat full fat yoghurt (assuming you're ok with dairy). Then buy fattier cuts of meat - chicken thighs rather than breast (and eat the skin!), shin of beef rather than lean braising steak, mince with a higher fat content rather than lean, etc.
I tried low carb for two weeks and lost nothing at all. I was starving the whole time. Turned out I have gall stones and should follow a high complex carb very low fat diet. Low carb may be fashionable, but it really doesn't suit everyone. High carb low fat might work better for you, especially if you can't tolerate much fat, which seems to be a key part of succeeding on a low carb diet.
notagiraffe - if you were starving all the time then you weren't doing low carb properly!
I'm sorry to hear that you're suffering from gall stones.
Low carb isn't especially fashionable - but there is a growing body of scientific evidence to support its effectiveness. Unlike low fat diets which are actually thought to create the problem with gall stones. Here's a bit of an explanation
NotaGiraffe, sorry to hear about the gallstones. How tough!
In terms of low carb, one of the main things it does is that you don't feel hungry on it. I wonder how come you were starving the whole time? Do you think you were eating small quantities? Or not enough fat?
In terms of low carb, I was convinced when I read this (which in fact I'll reread now that I'm restarting low carb). It's a fantastic, sensible book, really worth reading.
BIWI, that is really interesting. Thanks. I did have a very low fat diet for years and years because I found it really easy to stick to. I did the Hip and Thigh diet in my 20s (it was very fashionable then) and the habits stuck. And I got gallstones after a couple of years of serious stress when DS2 was very ill and I'd eaten almost nothing for ages. So they didn't happen after a high fat diet. Really interesting. I wonder what to do now, though as I feel really ill if I eat much fat now.
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