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It wouldn't surprise me if many of you have never heard of Casa de Mi Padre. This parody of telenovelas is almost entirely in Spanish (with English subtitles), and its tiny budget didn't allow for a large advertising campaign. So what's the big draw? For me, it was Will Ferrell spending an entire movie speaking Spanish. If you're the type of person that finds that concept to be funny, then you'll likely find some other enjoyable elements to this movie. For everyone else, I can easily see how the gag could grow tiring very quickly. But even if the comedy isn't quite as plentiful as I would have preferred, there's something charming about this low-fi comedy.
Casa de Mi Padre
Director: Matt Piedmont
Starring: Will Ferrell, Diego Luna, Gael Garcia Bernal, Genesis Rodriguez
Ferrell plays Armando Alvarez, a Mexican rancher living on his father's land. He's a loveable lunkhead - a little slow, but he's got a good heart. His younger brother Raul (Diego Luna) returns home with his new fiance, Sonia (Genesis Rodriguez), and plans to save their father's failing ranch with some newfound money. But when Armando discovers that drugs are the source of his brother's income and falls in love with Sonia, he must do what is necessary to protect her and his family's land against the local drug lord, Onza (Gael Garcia Bernal).
While the premise may sound like a Funny or Die sketch, I do actually think there is more story here than could be contained in a short film. My issue was that even with a short 84 minute run time, this movie still felt a bit too long. The pace of a comedy should never drag, and this one felt like it could lose about twenty minutes and be a perfect length. But since even small budget features avoid run times of only an hour, the filmmakers tacked on some extra fluff I didn't find totally necessary. (A run-in with a white mountain lion becomes a plot point that could have been removed completely.) But despite my issues with the length, there's a homespun charm to the movie that provides a few laughs and adds to the DIY vibe. Backdrops that are obviously painted are mixed in with fake plants in the foreground, miniature cars drive through a model town, puppets are randomly used instead of real animals, and reels that go missing are all employed to occasionally give the film a nearly sweded feel.
Casa is funny, but it's not quite up to par with most of Ferrell's other work. A lot of my laughter came from the simplicity in his earnest delivery and his ability to play his character straight; rarely did the scenes that were intended to be funny really crack me up. A lot of the jokes are very specific to the telenovela style it's sending up, which is fine, but I didn't get all the inside jokes; it's the same reason that people who aren't obsessed with pop culture probably don't find "Community" that funny. Slow zooms, wildly dramatic moments, random songs, soft-haze flashbacks, and slow motion gunfights made the audience members of Hispanic descent in my theater lose their collective sh*t, and from what I've seen on the segments of "The Soup" that highlight content from Univision and the like, those are all staples of that style of storytelling. There's a great song sequence in the middle that has a nice Anchorman flourish, and Nick Offerman (Ron Swanson on NBC's "Parks and Recreation") was hysterical in a small role, delivering his lines in the worst Spanish accent I've ever heard. He wasn't even trying, and that's why it was funny - it reminded me of Brad Pitt's character's Italian accent near the end of Inglourious Basterds.
Bernal and Luna were very aware of the type of movie they were in, and both relished the chance to chew scenery at every turn. They've done much more high-profile, serious stuff before, but they - like everyone else - just looked like they were having a blast making this movie, and that infectiousness shone through. Genesis Rodriguez was also really great to watch, but for another reason entirely: she's drop dead gorgeous. It's hard for me to judge acting ability that isn't spoken in my native tongue (and it's especially difficult in a movie that's a blatant parody, so she could have been overacting on purpose), so all I can tell you is that she was a convincing love interest.
Casa de Mi Padre has everything you're probably looking for in a spoof of melodramatic Spanish soap operas: wedding murders, vision quests, mansion battles, and sex montages that include Will Ferrell's bare ass for minutes on end. I just wish it had some more laughs. Until next time...


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THE release of the Cloyne Report brought back my memories of a young priest working alongside Pope John Paul II on his visit to Ireland in 1979. That priest who moved up the hierarchy ladder within the Catholic Church is Bishop John Magee.
Today on RTE Radio One lunchtime programme I listened with tears in my eyes of how a young woman told us that she was raped and how she could not have her own children due to abuse which took place within the diocese that Bishop Magee controlled.
For over 20 years these awful abuse cases have been a constant worry to myself as a practising Catholic with young children. I have listened to the promises by the leadership in the church that things will change and are changing, but nothing has changed. What are we to do?

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I came to know about the famous Injera only 10 years ago after meeting some incredible Eritrean friends in the UK and Ethiopian one in Vietnam. With their country, culture and personality, I discovered the richness that inhabits the people of this majestic continent, often forgotten about in the name of poverty. And so blatantly ignored that they once ruled over with their sophistication, culture, arts and wealth of natural resources. What sadly survived is the beauty of their persons and their pride into what they still carry till date, and fortunate we are to have a little glimpse of it through their unique culinary delight in the name of the Injera. Almost every country has its own version of pancakes, but the Eritrean and Ethiopian one is quite …. unusual in all its form. Firstly, unlike many pancakes, it is NOT made of wheat !. It is the result of the fermentation of an ancient grain of our planet called the Teff. This grain is so rare now that almost all of us do not know about it. It requires some very demanding soil quality, climatic conditions and care to grow, which sadly have all dwindled now. When most of the Western Middle Easter region of the Red Sea relied on wheat and barley, the Eritreans and Ethiopians had their bountiful crops of nutritious Teff. They surely were proud of the teff and maybe this also contributed to the well known legend of the Queen of Sheba and her land laden of gold ! … As it the teff surely has its equivalent in its weight of gold being extremely nutritious, and with its wide cropping, we could wipe the face of malnutrition known nowadays in this unfortunate part of Africa.
There nothing to describe the sight of the pancake made of teff with all the accompaniments displayed in a bright colourful plate. Just like a plate of feelings one feeds off meeting someone unique. The taste lingers to stay for a long .. long time.
My friend Betty, from Ethiopia confessed to me that she still struggles into making the perfect Injera. But of course, I found out, that was not true. She was perfect material for a ripe homemaker, as thus a young woman's skill in making this delicious pancake in Ethiopia, would be rated. It is a whole institution in Ethiopia and Eritrea. Eating the Injera is all about sharing human affection. When one is taken into a house as a guest, it is a custom to mouth feed a piece of Injera by each member of the family to the guest. It a blast of taste, flavour, texture yet mopped gently by the gentle soft moist Injera. Just like a true friend mops away all that comes its way in friendship by its very precious affection. Eating the Injera does not fail making an impact, and it certainly leaves an imprint.
Just like it did on me.
Here a quick video tour onto how to make the Injera. (courtesy : Hannah Pool, UK)
The Injera would appear like a large flat pancake made with of Teff, one of the most ancient grains in the world. It rarity and non availability in the West has prompted many of the Eritreans as well as the Ethiopian, who also share the same, to be creative and replace this wonder grain with an amalgam of flour made of other grains. But nothing can match the wonderful lightness and taste of teff.
In making injera, teff flour is mixed with water and allowed to ferment for several days, as with sourdough starter. As a result of this process, injera has a mildly sour taste. The injera is then ready to bake into large flat pancakes, done either on a specialized electric stove or, more commonly, on a clay plate (Amharic mittad, Tigrinya mogogo) placed over a fire. Unusual for a yeast bread, the dough has sufficient liquidity to be poured onto the baking surface, rather than rolled out. In terms of shape, injera compares to the French crêpe and the South Indian dosaias a flatbread cooked in a circle and used as a base for other foods. The taste and texture, however, are quite unique and unlike the crepe and dosai. The bottom surface of the injera, which touches heating surface, will have a relatively smooth texture, while the top will become porous. This porous structure allows the injera to be a good bread to scoop up sauces and dishes.
In Eritrea & Ethiopia, a variety of stews, sometimes salads (during Ethiopian Orthodox fasting, for which believers abstain from most animal products) or simply more injera (called injera firfir), are placed upon the injera for serving. Using one's right hand, small pieces of injera are torn and used to grasp the stews and salads for eating. The injera under these stews soaks up the juices and flavours of the foods and, after the stews and salads are gone, this bread is also consumed. Injera is thus simultaneously food, eating utensil, and plate. When the entire "tablecloth" of injera is gone, the meal is over. What a wonderful eco-friendly way to eat ! And it makes the perfect couple's delight … no washing up to do.
In Somalia, at lunch (referred to as qaddo), the main meal of the day, injera might also be eaten with a stew (maraq) or soup.
Injera is eaten daily in virtually every household, and preparing it requires considerable time and resources. In Eritrea and Ethiopia, the bread is cooked on a large, black, clay plate over a fire. This set-up is a stove called a mitad (in Amharic) or mogogo (in Tigrinya), which is difficult to use, produces large amounts of smoke, and can be dangerous to children. Because of this cooking method, much of the area's limited fuel resources are wasted. But in 2003, a research group was given the Ashden award for designing a new type of stove for cooking injera. The new stove uses available fuel sources (including dung, locally called kubet) for cooking injera and other foods efficiently, saving the heat from the fuel. Several parts are made in the central cities of the countries, while other parts are molded from clay by women of local areas.
Outside of the Ethiopian and Eritrean Plateau, injera may be found in groceries and restaurants specializing in Eritrean, Ethiopian, or Somali foods. It can also be found in Israel where large numbers of Ethiopian (Beta Israel) and Yemeni Jews have settled.
I found it to be easily available in Paris' main Organic Food Groceries in various forms, but still waiting to see them in the UK. But in the meantime, I keep on practising my Injera making with other flours …. and still enjoy it !


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Former roadie James "Tappy" Wright has recently come out and said that Jimi Hendrix's manager, Michael Jeffrey, drunkenly confessed to killing the late, great '60s icon shortly after his untimely death.
Wright has claimed in his new book Rock Roadie that Michael Jeffrey took Hendrix's life by stuffing pills into his mouth and washing them down with several bottles of red wine because he feared Hendrix intended to fire him for a new manager.
In his book, Wright says Jeffrey told him in 1971 that Hendrix had been "worth more to him dead than alive" because he had taken out a life insurance policy on Jimi worth $2m, with himself as the beneficiary.
In describing Jeffrey's confession, Wright wrote: "I was in London the night of Jimi's death and together with some old friends... we went round to Monika's hotel room, got a handful of pills and stuffed them into his mouth... then poured a few bottles of red wine deep into his windpipe." Wright also claims that Jeffrey told him: "I had to do it, Tappy. You understand, don't you? I had to do it. You know damn well what I'm talking about." Two years later, Jeffrey was killed in a plane crash.
Hendrix died on September 18, 1970 at the age of 27. Hendrix was found alone in the room and lying on his back with the door open. There was no record of who had called the ambulance. His cause of his death was recorded as barbiturate intoxication and inhalation of vomit.
John Bannister, the surgeon who handled Hendrix at hospital, stated: "I recall vividly the very large amounts of red wine that oozed from his stomach and his lungs and in my opinion there was no question that Jimi Hendrix had drowned, if not at home then on the way to the hospital." Pretty freaky stuff.
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Local has been a category that has long attracted a lot of attention from internet startups. Not surprising given that it is a $130 billion market. Now that Groupon and Living Social (a Lightspeed portfolio company) are growing so fast, it is attracting even more attention from startups.
Most of these startups focus on innovating on their product, and aim to have a "sales light" approach.
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Sugaronline Editorial - The opposite of free By Meghan Sapp
Published: 08/25/2017, 11:28:00 AM
Tariffs, tariffs everywhere and not a route to trade.
Free trade proponents are having a hell of a hard time this week, seeing their hopes dashed from one continent to another, leaving them to wonder just what they have to live for. It's providing job security for lobbyists and lawyers for sure but for the trade, every day just seems to be getting more complicated.
The biggest news this week—which hardly came as a surprise to many as the decision has been brewing for months and the details surfacing in recent weeks—was Brazil's decision to slap a 20% import tariff on ethanol above 600 million litres per year. It was a direct hit at the US who has been supplying the market during the interharvest period for years but was happy to also step in when the supply gap continued through the crush thanks to mills focusing on sugar production.
The North-Northeast producers have been hit hardest, as most of the ethanol imports enter through their ports, making it more logical to penetrate those local markets. But with RenovaBio coming around the corner and the major bump to the sugarcane industry that is meant to follow as Brazil puts its climate change focus on boosting ethanol production and consumption, well, that leaves little room for US corn-based ethanol. So, buh bye.
That left the US ethanol industry up in arms, of course, because they had been happy to send their ethanol south since China no longer was an open market for its excess ethanol. China closed its doors to ethanol imports late last year, with imports falling 99% on the year even in July, while boosting its own exports as it attempts to work through 20 million metric tonnes of spoiled maize. China had been a major destination for US ethanol so that fuel had to go elsewhere. Now that Brazil is limited to 600 million litres per year, it's going to have to find someone else to supply. The Philippines? Haiti for cooking fuel?
In an unrelated move, but still amusing because of the irony (who says Americans don't understand irony?), the American biodiesel industry did to Argentina and Indonesia this week something similar to what Brazil did to its ethanol brethren: slam insurmountable import tariffs that will keep its shores free of foreign biodiesel until someone like the WTO says it can't. The impressive 64% import tariff is nearly triple the tariffs that the European Union lobbed on Argentine and Indonesian biodiesel imports back in 2013 but courts since ruled those must be dropped.
So the Argentine biodiesel that had gone to Europe was diverted to the US and will be headed back to Europe again. Dizzying to say the least.
Indonesia isn't getting off quite so easy, though, because the European Parliament and the Norwegian Parliament are putting in rules that will keep Indonesian palm oil out due to environmental sustainability challenges. No love there either, it seems.
Oh those heady days of the Doha free trade rounds, they seem so long ago. The world has changed so much since then. It has left free trade behind and gone introspective, focusing on "free trade agreements" that aren't so free like those between Europe and Mercosur or Europe and Canada. The US still has the North American Free Trade Agreement, that too has become less free, and it's far from clear how long that is going to last in any shape or size anyway. So how far will the pendulum swing this time?


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MEMORIAL DAY... This meeting took place due to those who served our Country. We honor and give thanks to you, for your never wavering faith, and self-less contributions in Iraq –MB
-Four hour meeting, completed... US warns Iran over arming Iraqis
Crocker said that the arming of the militia groups, allegedly led by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps' Quds Force, needed to cease and that the US would "be looking for results." #
Iraq would like to see more meetings; but the impression is that the Americans will want to see a change in Iranian behavior before they pursue it much further.
Sadly, as meeting ended, car bomb exploded (centre Baghdad) leaving at least 20 people killed, and 70 others wounded.
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Iraqi and Coalition Forces had detained one suspected terrorist during multiple raids targeting Secret Cell Terrorist Detained in Sadar City
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1) Imam Ali Training Garrison, Tajrish Square, Tehran,
2) Bahonar Garrison, Chalous Street, close to the dam of Karaj,
3) Qom's Ali-Abad Garrison, Tehran-Qom highway,
4) Mostafa Khomeini Garrison, Eshrat-Abad district, Tehran,
5) Crate Camp Garrison, 40 kilometres from the Ahwaz-Mahshar highway,
6) Fateh Qani-Hosseini Garrison, between Tehran and Qom
7) Qayour Asli Garrison, 30 kilometres from Ahwaz-Khorramshahr highway,
8) Abouzar Garrison, Qaleh-Shahin district, Ahwaz, Khuzestan province
9) Hezbollah Garrison, Varamin, east of Tehran
10) Eezeh Training Garrison
11) Amir-ol-Momenin Garrison, Ban-Roushan, Ilam province
12) Kothar Training Garrison, Dezful Street, Shoushtar, Khuzestan province
13) Imam Sadeq Garrison, Qom
14) Lavizan Training Centre, north-east Tehran
15) Abyek Training Centre, west of Tehran
16) Dervish Training Centre, 18 kilometres from the Ahwaz-Mahshar highway,
17) Qazanchi Training Centre, Ravansar-Kermanshah-Kamyaran tri-junction,
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19) Navab Safavi School, Ahwaz
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The saga of the toe goes back a long time. ("Before any of us could even pick up a baseball." Name that quote.) It started last year, in November, while we were in the States.
By the time we landed in Missouri, my big toe on my right foot was hurting, but I didn't think much of it. Within a few weeks, my toenail was totally ingrown and obviously infected. Mr. Mostafa, along with my parents, tried to get me to go to a doctor in Missouri. I refused because of the expense, and I insisted that if it got a whole lot worse, I would go to the doctor when we got back to Riyadh. Mr. Mostafa and my mother ensured that my foot was perpetually soaking in a bucket of hot water and Epsom salt, and they tsk-tsked and commiserated about me: "I knew this would happen eventually. She cuts her toenails too short." "I know, I try to tell her not to do that, but she never listens!"
I deny this, and with some plausibility. I really don't believe that my toe issues (or, at least, my current bout with my toe issues) have anything to do with my podiatric grooming habits, because lately, I've been really trying not to cut my toenails freakishly short, as has generally been my wont (partly due to my desire to have an appropriate toenail canvas for Jamberry nails, which I discovered recently via my sister-in-law and am obsessed with. Miracle product, I say, and the one thing that has managed to entice me to give up nail biting for the long term, after years and years of relapses).
But I freely admit that I have been guilty of such an offense.
In general, I have a thing about keeping my nails short. I've been biting my nails (or fighting the temptation to bite my nails) ever since I had teeth in my mouth; there has always been something very satisfying to me about gnawing on my nails. (No, I have never had a toenail-biting habit, although my dad will still tell you about the time when I was three years old and he came into the bathroom to retrieve me from my perch on the toilet and he found me happily chewing on my toenails. It's literally one of his favorite stories.) When I was a kid, my mom did anything to discourage me from nail-biting. She tried that stuff that's supposed to burn the kid's mouth when they nail-bite; I laughed and kept on chewin'. She bought me erasers and pencil grips and encouraged me to chew on them instead. I obliged, but I just worked them in to my regularly scheduled chewing routine, along with my nails.
When I was seven, desperate for me to stop biting my nails, she paid for me to have a set of acrylic nails put on. As these were the days before Toddlers & Tiaras, it must have looked so strange, a little seven-year-old whose feet couldn't touch the floor, sitting in the manicurist's chair, getting her acrylics put on. I loved my fancy long nails while I had them…but you know what I loved even more? When they started to pop off a few weeks later and I discovered that the nail beneath had grown soft and pliable, ripe for the chewin'.
But something finally did make me stop. And his name was Prince William.
I am not even kidding. At some point during my adolescence, I decided I was destined to marry Prince William, because duh. (Please remember that I am a nerd who grew up in a town of literally a few hundred people. Imagination was necessary to my survival.) One day I looked down at my fingernails and I imagined Prince William down on one knee in front of the Eiffel Tower, holding out an emerald-cut diamond solitaire engagement ring in the requisite Tiffany box…and I realized that if something didn't change, that ring would have to be placed on a finger with a gnawed stub of a nail, and oh, my God, what would the Queen think? So I stopped biting my nails. Just like that. (Ironically enough, when Mr. Mostafa proposed to me, my nails were the last thing on my mind. In fact, I now can't recall at all what my nails looked like on that day.)
But even as my fingernail-biting habit was kicked, my toenail-cutting ritual was solidified. One day, during the same school year, a classmate of mine ended up severely tearing her big toenail during some sort of lighthearted roughhousing outside during our lunch break. I sat next to her in geometry class, right after lunch, and I remember looking down at the injured toe peeking out of her sandal, her ripped toenail still bleeding, and thinking, "Oh, my God, my toenails will never, ever get long enough to let that happen to me." Even now, the image of that torn nail is burned into my brain, and as a result, long toenails totally gross me out.
But as it turns out, an ingrown toenail from cutting a nail too short is just as painful, and probably more dangerous, than having a ripped toenail because it's too long. Huh.
By the time we got back to Riyadh, my toe was the size of a golf ball, and Mr. Mostafa and I were both beginning to panic. He made me an appointment with a doctor and off we went.
The doctor was an older man, Egyptian, and all smiles. He could best be described as jolly. He asked me what was wrong. I told him. He came around to our side of the desk and glanced at my toe.
"Oh, yes," he assured me. "I will give you antibiotics, and a pain medicine if you need it. After you finish the antibiotics, come back and we will do a surgery."
"A surgery?" I asked nervously.
He nodded. "Yes, a surgery. Very easy surgery, no problem. Take the antibiotics first."
I looked at Saleh, slightly panicked. "I'm breastfeeding," I told the doctor. "I can't take some medicines."
"You are American?" the doctor asked.
"Yes," I said, nodding.
He shuffled papers on his desk and began writing out a prescription. As he did so, he said, "I know a man from Egypt, he married American woman. She loved the food so much. She ate all the time, all the food. Like this." He mimed the action of shoveling food into his mouth. "She got very fat," he added.
I patted my stomach and said jokingly, "I have the same problem."
The doctor's eyes lit up as he laughed and said, "Yes! Yes, she was just like you!"
Well, thanks, Doc.
He wrote out a prescription for antibiotics and instructed me to take them for two weeks and then come back for the surgery, which he never was very specific about.
"I don't know if I like that guy," Mr. Mostafa said, as we walked out of the hospital. "He looks more like a butcher than a doctor."
"Why do you say that?"
"I don't know. Just a feeling. Like, he's nice and everything. I'd buy meat from him for Eid, but I don't want him cutting on your toe."
"I don't want him cutting on my toe, either."
"So…we'll wait and see if the antibiotics fix the problem, and if it does, we won't go back to the doctor. Is that the plan?"
"Exactly," I said.
So that's what we did. I took the antibiotics and luckily, within another week or so, my toe was back to normal. It stayed normal for several months. Then, a few weeks ago, the toe began to hurt again. And it began to swell again. And before I knew it, I developed a hole in the top of my toe, where (icky overshare warning) the infection was oozing out.
"Um, Saleh?" I said one afternoon. "Remember how my toe got ingrown and we had to go to the doctor?"
"Well, it's doing it again. But now there's a hole in my toe."
"Excuse me?"
"There's a hole. In my toe."
"I don't think you're supposed to have a hole in your toe."
"Me, either. I didn't have a hole in my toe last time. I don't know if that's good or bad, though. Like, I didn't have a hole last time, so all the infection was trapped and my toe got all swollen and stuff. Now that I have a hole in my toe, all the infection and nastiness is coming out. So…like, does that mean it will heal faster because all the infection can come out instead of stewing in my toe? It seems to me like the hole is a good thing, but I don't know."
"Huh. Well, should we go back to the butcher or should we try to find a new doctor? Personally, I prefer that we go to a different doctor. But that's just me. What do you think?"
"I think I don't want to seek medical treatment from anyone you refer to as 'the butcher.'"
"I don't want you to, either!"
"Okay. Just go to the pharmacy and buy me a box of the same antibiotics that I took last time." (Here in Saudi Arabia, pharmacists can sell antibiotics and certain other medications without having a prescription.)
"What kind did you have last time?"
"Uh…I don't remember. Just ask the pharmacist for a course of antibiotics that are safe for breastfeeding mothers."
"It was called omega-man-teen. Or something like that."
"Yeah, I swear it was Omega-man-teen. Just Google it, honey. You'll find it. Omega-man-teen."
"Google doesn't read minds, Saleh."
"Yes, it does. Just put in the first three letters and it will tell you the rest!"
"I remember now. It was Augmentin. Not Omega-man-teen."
"Yes, that's it! Augmentin! I told you, just Google it!"
"I didn't Google it, I remembered it!"
"But now that you remembered it, you can Google it and make sure it's what we're looking for!" He paused. "You know what, never mind. I think we need to go to the doctor. It's a bad idea for you to just prescribe yourself antibiotics. But not the butcher. I'll make an appointment for you with a different doctor."
So the next day, we went back to the hospital, to the office of a different doctor, a Pakistani lady with whom I was very comfortable. She asked me many questions about my health and about the toe. She sat me on the examining table, put on examining gloves, and looked closely at the toe. She touched the toe. She nodded and explained exactly what she would do.
"We will give you antibiotics again," she explained, "because I cannot do an operation while the toe is infected. After the infection is gone, I will do a very simple procedure in which I will inject your foot with a numbing medication; you won't feel anything after that. Then I will take off about half the toenail."
"Half the toenail?" I repeated fearfully.
"Yes," she said. She went to her desk and retrieved a blue marker, and then drew a vertical line down the middle of my toenail. "Just this half. I will take it out, since this is the second time you have had this problem."
I thanked her sincerely for her opinion and her thorough explanation, and I assured her that if the toe had not healed by the time I finished the antibiotics, then I would be back for the surgery. She agreed and handed me a prescription for antibiotics–Augmentin, of course.
I admit that at first, I thought, "Are you nuts, lady? You're not taking off half my toenail! I need that toenail! Jamberry nails, man!" I thought the nail would be removed permanently. But I did some research, and it turns out that after a simple surgery like that, it does grow back. So I'm not as scared of the possibility of the surgery as I used to be.
But so far, my toe seems to have healed well, and I'm hoping that I don't have to deal with this ingrown toenail issue again. But if I have to go back for a surgery, I'll be returning to the doctor who drew the pretty blue line on my toenail. When it comes to doctors, I much prefer an artist over a butcher.


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I'd like to read up on them.
I am kind of impressed with some of the laws I've run across.
The death penalty for rapes when the victum becomes insane. Yeah
Many years ago some escaped convicts broke into the house of this doctor's( who was a friend my families). They brutally beat the wife and raped her, and she went insane. If caught and convicted, they would have gotten 7 years, and in the Philipines the pieces of shit would have gotten the death penalty. I like the idea that the penalty should fit the crime. The severity of the penalty should be appropriate for the consequences to the life of the victum.
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Some people aren't very smart.
OK, maybe that's a little harsh, but I thought about other ways to say it and this is just as simple as it gets.
Some people aren't very smart—particularly people who litter and especially people who throw trash out of the windows of their cars.
Is it too difficult to hang on to whatever trash you have in your car until reach a destination with a trash can?
To the editor:
On the heels of Pantano's drubbing of soon-to-be former Congressman McIntyre in last Monday's debate, some thoughts came to mind; namely, why I am voting for Pantano.
During my time in the USMC, I had to make snap decisions on various individuals. For the most part, I could peg any given individual if they were the real thing or a fraud. Pantano's the real thing. In fact, as far as Marine Corps leadership traits are concerned, I find Pantano to be 5.0 in every specific. The one that stands out in my mind is integrity.
A serious consequence of the construction of the new bridge at Sunset Beach is the devastating impact it is having upon a local business there.
For more than 30 years, the country store atmosphere of the seafood store at the bridge has lent a charm to Sunset Beach, as has the old bridge, adding to the town's attractiveness.
Now a decision by NCDOT to dig a trench in front of the store will effectively block its doorways and strangle the business.
Why not a storm drain and not a ditch?
Democrats have earned and deserve your support and vote in these elections. You must consider their efforts, and although not perfect, they have avoided a severe depression. Not since the Great Depression has our country been faced with such a potential disaster.
There was no "blueprint" for correcting the problems they inherited from the Bush administration's eight years of legislated misgivings that primarily awarded the wealthy.
My wife and I left Holden Beach early on Saturday morning, Oct. 25, 2008. We needed to cross the bridge before it closed for the parade on festival day.
At 8:10 a.m., a car traveling 65 mph crossed the centerline and hit us head-on. A young 28-year-old male driving a Ford Taurus lost his life, leaving a wife and 2-year-old child fatherless.
It has taken two years of surgery and therapy to make us mobile enough to make a return to Holden Beach. Return we will this spring.
Mike McIntyre is running for office again. His opponent this time is Republican Ilario Pantano, very qualified.
This is why McIntyre is nervous. But nervous or not, out comes the smelly, old dead horse a real
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Republicans are going to eliminate Social Security.
There is nothing new about the Tea Party. When a Democrat is elected, groups like this pop up. In the 1930s, the Liberty League was formed in response to FDR's social and regulatory programs that curbed corporate power and pulled the U.S. out of the Great Depression.
In the 1950s during Truman's presidency and the beginnings of the civil rights movement, Joe McCarthy was finding communists in every strata of society.
Let me see if I understand what is going on with Brunswick County commissioners' compensation.
The commissioners were doubling (or more) their salary through per diem and mileage reimbursements. Following the outcry of public protests, the commissioners eliminated their $50 attendance appearance fee, as well as local mileage compensation. They then increased their annual base salaries (it must be nice to be able to increase your own salary without public approval) to nearly double what they previously received.
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I'm not a huge peanut fan but I love cashews. I switched the peanut butter called for in the classic peanut butter cookie recipe with cashew butter and the result was very, very good. I noticed jars of almond butter at the grocery store recently and plan to try that in this recipe soon.
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text: I've recently bought a HTC Wildfire and absolutely loved it and the concept of android. But as a long-time computer user the seeming lack of security is freaking me out a bit. I've read the guidelines about what services and application has access to, but just about every single application asks for access to things that are worrying. So it's mostly a matter of install and pray. The advice is, to listen to android community feedback about particular applications. Obviously some applications have become well known and legitimate. But unless I'm mistaken, there doesn't seem to be any way to find out if any application is Malware. the only way a person would know, is if they had their identity stolen, their passwords stolen, or money stolen from their bank account. And then how would a person know which application was stealing data? how would one know it was even the phone over ones computer. So the idea that a community can offer feedback and warn each other of malware hidden in applications, is a false assumption. It seems to me, that android phones desperately need some sort of firewall. And a means of recording which applications might be sending data to unknown locations. I don't need to scare anyone, but as a newbie this is how it seems to me, if I'm wrong here please let me know, because I really do want to be wrong.


text: Video News: United Kingdom Relief in Yemen as al Qaeda leaves Radda Relief in Yemen. Al Qaeda leaves Radda, a town that came under their control a week ago. After calling for the establishment of a council to govern the town and the release of several jailed comrades.al Qaeda forces quit. ( SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) SECRETARY GENERAL OF RADDA LOCAL COUNCIL, ABDULLAH ABU-TALIB, SAYING: "There were no problems and he (Tareq al-Dahab) left the local council peacefully. Thank be to God, all the facilities were handed over to the Republican Guards. The local government headquarters are still in the hands of the local council and will be handed over to them soon, because it is the council's building" The capture of the town, about 105 miles southeast of Sanaa, underscored concerns that upheaval in Yemen could give al Qaeda a foothold near oil shipping routes through the Red Sea. (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) NABIL EDRIS, A RADDA RESIDENT, SAYING: "The people have a very good feeling and they are optimistic about getting the town back on its feet, cleaning the streets, rehabilitating the central forces, and restoring the central prison that was ransacked." Since protests erupted early last year demanding an end to Saleh's 33-year rule, Islamist militants have exploited weakened central government control to seize chunks of territory, notably in the southern province of Abyan. Opponents of Saleh accuse him of exaggerating and even encouraging militancy to scare the United States and Saudi Arabia into backing him. Saleh left Sanaa Sunday for medical treatment in the United States. But he said in a parting speech that he would return to Yemen. Deborah Lutterbeck, Reuters. © DailyMotion - Wednesday, January 25, 2012


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Whatmore favourite for India job
Australian Dav Whatmore has emerged as the favourite to edge out domestic candidates when an Indian board committee meets to choose a new national coach on Monday.
"I hope we will finalise it tomorrow," Indian cricket board secretary Niranjan Shah told Reuters on Sunday.
"Whatmore is 100 per cent under consideration."
India are looking to name a successor to former Australia captain Greg Chappell, who quit following the team's shock first round exit at the World Cup in the Caribbean.
Whatmore, who coached Sri Lanka to World Cup victory in 1996, took Bangladesh into the second round for the first time at this year's tournament but chose not to renew his contract and expressed his interest in coaching India.
Senior board officials travelled to Bangladesh last month during the Indian tour to meet Whatmore.
The seven-member panel, which includes former captains Sunil Gavaskar, Srinivas Venkatraghavan and Ravi Shastri, will meet in Bangalore on Monday.
Gavaskar and former skipper Kapil Dev, head of the National Cricket Academy, favour an Indian candidate although domestic media have reported that senior players want an overseas coach.
"We will discuss with all members, there could be other names floating around," Shah said. "But if available, we will go for a foreign coach."
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Developer: Koei
Console: DS
Players: Single
Genre: Strategy
Australian Release Date: June 21st, 2012
Australian Rating: G
Score: 6/10
Pokémon Conquest was meant to be a combination of the two franchises Pokémon and Samurai Warriors, but it is more a combination of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon and Fire Emblem. If you like the Samurai Warriors games, this is nothing like it. The only way in which it is, is some of the characters and how each warlord wants to unite the nation under their rule. As for being like Pokémon, it is as far as the Mystery Dungeon spin-offs were. Each Pokémon only has one move.
The game is turn based and there is a maximum team of six warlords in any kingdom at any time. You must conquer each kingdom and recruit warriors to help build your army. Warriors can also 'link' with Pokémon to have them available for them (and only them) to fight with. Now, each warrior has a Pokémon that is their 'perfect link' and you need to find each of them and have them link. There is nothing to tell you what each warrior's true link Pokémon will be, except for their speciality type and the colour medallion above a Pokémon's head in the map (gold meaning a good chance it is their perfect link). There is also absolutely nothing to tell you how to recruit special character warriors or what conditions must be met. These two instances are where some kind of walk-through would be handy. At least the warriors come back for you to try to recruit again later.
The maps are really small and you only encounter a few Pokémon each time/month you enter. Sometimes as few as one. And since you can only ever have six warriors in a kingdom you can run out of space for warriors too easily. At this point you must dismiss someone, which is difficult as you need to determine who will potentially link with a Pokémon you need.
The beginning is very slow. It takes a few 'months' before you can recruit people, and then again for linking with new Pokémon. There is no introduction as to who your character is and how they became a warlord. Little bits of story get divulged as you go, but you look like a common warrior, not a warlord, and there is no back story. You begin to look more impressive once you 'transform', which is like a Pokémon evolving. Also, Pokémon evolve not by gaining experience and levelling, but by earning link percentages and then evolving at certain percentage points on the way to 100%. It is a very slow and tedious process, more so than regular Pokémon games as each warrior can only be used once per month and you don't want to waste months to train every warrior even if you don't need them yet. Ultimately there is too much grinding for my liking. It also slows right down when you get to certain points, as even though the game starts out easy it progressively gets harder in jumps. So to reach the next story point you suddenly have to train for a few months (or more) just to be strong enough to contest someone's rulership over a kingdom.
The graphics are very colourful, reminiscent of past Pokémon games, but they are also very basic. To the point where I would consider them more basic than a Gameboy Advance version Pokémon game. The sprites for the Pokémon look like the versions you see when checking your Pokémon (not in battle) in regular Pokémon games and the sprites used during game play look like earlier versions of the same thing. The story graphics are image based not movie based, and are of the quality of the anime. The audio, again, is very basic and uninspiring. The Pokémon growls are true to the franchise but the evolution music is not. I found that to be a little disappointing myself.
It is a very basic game. Some will like its simple ways, others, like myself, will just find it very tedious. This does not mean I will not finish the game. No. I am a Pokémon fan and will endeavour to complete my warrior and Pokémon gallery (not Pokédex). But if you are not an avid Pokémon game collector, definitely try before you buy. One good thing about this game: it did, however, make me want to play Samurai Warriors and Pokémon again.
Scores: /10
Story 5
Graphics 6
Audio 5
Game Play 7
Ease of Play 8
Enjoyment 5
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- Stillfreds Dam (4.4km)
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- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
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- park;
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When Behavior Driven Development BDD was introduced, some of the key principles were
- Requirements are behavior,
- Provides "ubiquitous language" for analysis,
- Acceptance criteria should be executable.
- Design constraints should be made into executable tests.
All of these principles can be applied to database development. When interacting with the database, we tend to assume certain behavior of the database. Some of this is universal, like when a row is inserted in a table, the same row can later be retrieved. There are other behaviors of the database on every project that are not that universal, like Person table should have at least firstname or lastname. This behavior changes based on the functionality being developed and thus needs to be properly specified and executed. The database lends itself very well to the new way of thinking in the BDD space, where the behavior of the objects is considered. BDD is similar to describing requirements in code. Here we are going to see how the BDD techniques can be applied to database development and how these techniques can be used to develop and design databases, in an iterative and incremental way. Lets call these technique as Behavior Driven Database Development (BDDD).
While designing database objects, we are expecting these objects to behave in a certain fashion and we tend to rely on this behavior. Let's say we make a column NOT NULLABLE. We assume that the database server will throw an exception when a NULL value in inserted in this column, making the same column NULLABLE later, can alter this behavior of the database. When the behavior of the database is changed this way, all the assumptions that the application made about the database NOT allowing NULL values in the column are no longer true. To avoid these kinds of mistakes in assumptions of behavior, we can test the database behavior to assert that the database does throw an exception when NULL values are put in column.
In this blog article, lets talk about
- Design a Table
- Design a Primary Key
- Design a Not Null Column
- Design a Constraint on a Column
- Design a Foreign Key Constraint
- Design a Sequence for Object ID
- Design a Unique Index
Lets assume we are building a Movie Rental system to be deployed at stores (not many of them are around nowadays). The store wants to track what DVD's they have and who has rented the DVD's. For simplicity sake lets assume we are using Java, Hibernate, Oracle and JUnit as some of the technologies. You can substitute these technologies with any others you like.
Design a Table
When starting to work on the feature "As a Store Manager I should be able to select a DVD to rent". The attributes of the movie Object and movie table have to be decided first. Once you decide the attributes, these attributes need to be mapped in Hibernate mappings.Start with a test first that tries to create a domain object, save the domain object and fetch the domain object back from the database. Let's see the test
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The above test, just verifies that it can create a Movie domain object and then save it in the database, the behavior we are driving out here is that a valid Movie domain object can be saved. At this stage the database script for Movie table looks like
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Design a Primary Key
The next task we want do is to make sure the MOVIE table has a Primary Key and there is a value assigned to the primary key when the MOVIE domain object is saved. We can also check the Hibernate mapping behavior to make sure that the correct SEQUENCE is used to assign the next ID to the MOVIE object. The test looks like.
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The above test shouldAssignPrimaryKeyValuesFromSequence checks the behavior of the Hibernate mapping, the Primary Key constraint and makes sure that the correct sequence S_MOVIE is used to populate the ID value for the Movie object. At this stage the database script for the Movie table and S_MOVIE sequence looks like
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## Design a Not Null Column ##
The next feature to work on is "As a Internal User I should be able to assign a year the movie was made". Lets also say one of the requirements is to make sure that every movie has to have the year it was made. We will use Make Column Non Nullable database refactoring on the database. Starting with the test as shown below.
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As can be seen in the above example, the behavior of the database to throw an exception when one of the rules set on the table is not satisfied. If this assumption That the database does not allow NULL values in the year column is enforced by the test ShouldNotAllowNullYear, when this assumption on the database is changed this test will fail. During refactoring of the database, these tests help to enforce the assumptions made on the database. After this stage the database table looks like
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Design a Constraint on a Column
The next feature to work on is The store does not carry any movies made before 1999. Lets start with Introduce Column Constraint database refactoring to create a column level constraint on the YEAR column so that it does not allow any value less than 1999.
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The behavior of the database to disallow values before 1999 is asserted by the test "ShouldNotAllowMovieYearBeforeYear1999". At this stage the database script looks like
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Design a Foreign Key Constraint
The next feature to work on is Movie has details about itself that need to persisted. To store the details about the movie we will Introduce New Table MovieDetail with a MovieId on the MovieDetail table. So effectively we will have a collection of MovieDetail objects on the Movie object. Having a MovieDetail object created without the MovieId on would create dirty data in the MovieDetail table, so we will Add Foreign Key Constraint on the MoveDetail table. Having a NULL MoveId would also invalidate the MoveDetail object, since a MovieDetail cannot exist without Movie, making the MoveDetail.MovieID not null.
This assertion can be done by the domain object, but I have seen over years of consulting at many different companies that the database gets used eventually without the domain layer (Reporting, Data Extract, Data Import etc.), so it's a better to move these kinds of constraints on the database. The following test will ensure that the database behavior matches what we expected.
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The above test tries to delete the Movie object from the database when it has the MoveDetail as its child, this forces the database to raise a Foreign Key violation, which is verified by the test, similarly we can write a test where the MoveDetail.MovieId is null.
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At this stage the database script looks like
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Design a Sequence for ObjectId
The next feature to work on is a Technical Story to reduce database trips to get the ObjectID for every new Object created. To reduce the number of database trips for every object created, we can create a sequence (Oracle database specific), which returns values in Increments of 1000. Then we can make the application return one ID at a time from the value that was returned by the database, reducing the number of round trips to the database from the application. When the application exhausts the 1000 IDs it asks the database for the next 1000.
Which means that we are relying on the database behavior to return values in increments of 1000. The following test will ensure that the database behavior matches what we expected.
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The above test tries to get the next value from the "S_MOVIE" sequence and compare if the consecutive values returned have incremented by 1000. At this stage the database script looks like
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Design a Unique Index
The next feature to work on is "The system should not allow duplicate Movie.Name in the system", to implement this feature we use the Introduce Index refactoring, the behavior of the database ensures that the Movie.Name cannot be duplicated.
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The above test tries to persist the Movie object with duplicate names and expects that the database throws a Unique Index violation. At this stage the database script looks like
These behavior specifications in code make sure that the database provides the specified behavior for the application and that the database cannot be changed inadvertently. These kinds of tests are also important if there is a need to have multiple database compatibility in your application code base. These kinds of tests are also really useful if you are depending on some other applications database and are expecting certain behavior.


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Six years since Jan. 8, 2011. Seems like moments ago or eons ago, depending. Life has a new normal for many since. Witnessing six people shot dead and 13 wounded on a sidewalk at Ina and Oracle roads on a beautiful Tucson morning changed me, as it should.
That morning two brave men, good guys without guns, Roger Salzgeber and Bill Badger, tackled the shooter without regard for their own safety. Bill soldiered on even with a bullet graze wound to the head. Their actions saved my life that morning.
As a result of my supplementing their action, I've received a what feels like a lifetime of attention. President Obama praised me in his speech at the memorial gathering here shortly after the shooting, even though I told him he was wrong about me being a hero. Bill and Roger were the heroes that morning.
Because of my notoriety, Mayors Against Illegal Guns (now Everytown/Moms Demand Action) was the first to give my story a voice for gun violence prevention. Americans for Responsible Solutions, the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, Women Against Gun Violence, Reston Herndon Alliance to End Gun Violence, Newtown Action Alliance and more have given my story a voice.
Because of my good fortune that day, I must make a difference, as an activist, with a voice for voices silenced by gun violence.
Since that Jan. 8 there have been so many mass shootings, numbers differ by agency count. Infamous ones include: 12 killed 70 wounded in Aurora, Colorado; Sandy Hook Elementary School found six educators and 20 tiny, beautiful, first-graders killed; in Isla Vista, California three dead of stab wounds, 3 killed and 7 wounded by firearms; San Bernardino's shooters killed 14 and injured 22; a Charleston church shooting left nine dead and one wounded; then Orlando, Florida.
I often wondered who would take Virginia Tech's distinction of most killed in a single shooting. Virginia Techs' 32 dead in 2007 held the record until 2016. Then, Pulse Night Club in Orlando, June 12. Forty-nine dead, 53 wounded. Now I wonder who's next if we don't try to help stop the madness.
Through advocacy, I'm honored to know many wounded survivors, as well as surviving loved ones of many shootings, from those I've mentioned and from other individual and mass shootings. With the honor comes knowledge, horrible knowledge of the visible physical wounds and a sense of the emotional wounds. Then there is the knowledge of how a loved one was killed. I can only imagine the unimaginable, but victims' families and friends live it, every minute of every day. It doesn't stop.
For me, this terrible knowledge carries a self-imposed responsibility to continue to stand up, to speak out, to be loud, whether at a Senate hearing, a state hearing in Arizona or elsewhere, a sit-in at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. Anywhere.
A recent "anywhere" was the first day of class at a University of Arizona lecture hall. Putting a face and personality to a name of one taken makes that person and that shooting much more real. In this case, we talked about Alex Teves, a 2010 UA grad who had been a true hero in that Aurora, Colorado movie theater when the shooting started. Alex sacrificed his life and saved his fiancé, Amanda.
Alex's mom, Caren, was with me when I told that class about Alex, including his freshman dorm room. To our astonishment, from more than 6,000 new students on campus that day, one young lady in our audience had that exact room assignment. What a tender coincidence. Those little "coincidences" mean so much to the loved ones of those slain. .
Each day an average of 91 people die from a firearm wounds. Two-thirds are deaths by self-infliction — suicides. An important number consistently forgotten, and easily dismissed by some, is the daily count of those wounded by gunshots. The latest number I know is 231. Their wounds range from a graze to very complicated, life-altering injuries. The consequences of a man holding a gun loaded with ammunition. A very intimate relationship, that.
My advocacy tries to educate and convince legislators that we can keep the Second Amendment whole and do common sense measures to keep guns out of the hands of people who are a danger to self or others. Some will never be convinced, and to them we say "Stand aside, let us pass!" It's our right to try and we have work to do.
Today, please remember the 13 wounded including our former Congresswoman, Gabby Giffords, and those killed on the sidewalk that day: Dorothy Morris, Dorwan Stoddard, Phyllis Schneck, Judge John Roll, Gabe Zimmerman and beautiful, little, 9-year-old, Christina-Taylor Green.
Honor their lives with action because words without action change little. Do something to make a difference in someone's life.
Remember them. I do, every day. Always.


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Two lonely towns in Colorado: Hope and Despair. Between them, 12 miles of empty road. Jack Reacher never turns back. It's not in his nature. All he wants is a cup of coffee. What he gets is big trouble. So in Lee Child's electrifying new novel, Reacher - a man with no fear, no illusions, and nothing to lose - goes to war against a town that not only wants him gone, it wants him dead.It wasn't the welcome Reacher expected. He was just passing through, minding his own business. But within minutes of his arrival a deputy is in the hospital and Reacher is back in Hope, setting up a base of operations against Despair, where a huge, seething walled-off industrial site does something nobody is supposed to see...where a small plane takes off every night and returns seven hours later...where a garrison of well-trained and well-armed military cops - the kind of soldiers Reacher once commanded - waits and watches...where above all two young men have disappeared and two frightened young women wait and hope for their return.Joining forces with a beautiful cop who runs Hope with a cool hand, Reacher goes up against Despair - against the deputies who try to break him and the rich man who tries to scare him - and starts to crack open the secrets, starts to expose the terrifying connection to a distant war that's killing Americans by the thousand.Now, between a town and the man who owns it, between Reacher and his conscience, something has to give. And Reacher never gives an inch.More
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By Wendy R. Blair.
Oh, how I love Whodunnits on a dark and stormy night.
I light a fire and settle down to read by candlelight.
Should thunder roll or lightning flash I like it even more.
The story gets a whole new feel from nature's underscore.
Tonight the squall's cacophony cries, "Curl up on the couch!"
I've waited for the perfect storm to read The Purloined Pouch.
Those autumn trees, which still have leaves to rattle on the eaves,
cast bony-fingered shadows with fine lace around the sleeves.
Dark hands that dance the ceiling, chased by banshee-howling wind,
send shivers down my spine that last until the clouds have thinned.
My nerves stretched taught, I'll don my robe and call the house ghosts in.
For when the storm has reached its peak, I'm ready to begin.
Decanted wine, some chocolate fudge and perfidy galore,
a twisting plot, a smoking gun, and death behind each door,
add in some grisly murders, a detective, weak yet strong
will have me hooked and sleep be damned. I'll read the whole night long.
But don't be fooled, I have no wish to wade through town and gown.
Edwardian's, Victorian's, I'll easily put down.
Set in some mold' ring murky manse with servants sly and sharp
and boring guests who'll sit for hours while someone plays the harp.
A governess, oblivious, who's working for some boor,
will find some lordling's long-lost loot while stumbling through a moor.
No, give me guys with rumpled coats, worn loafers, loosened ties,
that drink and smoke, won't smile but watch the world through wary eyes.
The golden age of Gumshoes, 'twenty-nine and not before.
I find the stories set back then have plots that I adore.
The characters are characters, not cardboard cut-and-paste.
when women had more on their minds than just a wasp-like waist.
Strong ladies with a sharp retort for every pick up line;
Yet men still open doors for them and take them out to dine.
These "dolls" are seldom murdered and might be the murderess.
But innocent or guilty, wow, they sure knew how to dress.
They're talked about in feline terms: a she-cat or a lynx.
And desperate men would kill for them – and always bought their drinks.
I like these hardened hell-cats who are tough and smart and strong.
They slink and swirl through stories marked by the men who, "done them wrong."
I dive inside their sordid world where honesty's unknown.
With flashy cars and dingy bars, and clothes I'll never own.
I'm with them in the alleys and the backstreets for the chase.
And like the heroines, emerge, with every hair in place.
But spare me damsels in distress. I wish they'd grow a spine.
(I might sit shivering through this storm, but there I'd be just fine.)
For if they try to run, those ninnies always lose a shoe
or trip and once their stockings rip they're easy to subdue.
Yet though they faint and scream or cry, the author'd make it known,
her lipsticked lips looked perfect, as her hair was tossed and blown.
Those "skirts" would freeze in horror, never knowing what to do.
So I, for one, get happy when the "dame" starts shooting too.
I ponder every paragraph; the clues I note with care.
Red herrings I have learned to spot; the times I'm fooled are rare.
What fun to catch the villain via thoughtless word or phrase
Or how they arched an eyebrow (does one do that nowadays?)
The denouement's surprise, at last, the culprit is revealed.
I feel great pride when I have guessed what authors want concealed.
Storm gone at dawn, I'll tamp the fire and put the room to rights,
check Amazon, then wait for other dark and stormy nights.
Wendy Blair is a former Southern California gal who moved to the other South thinking the mid-life change of career and scenery would give her more time to write – another entry on the long list titled, Wendy's Misconceptions. . She brings six decades of life experience to her current role as the owner and innkeeper of Rose Hill Bed and Breakfast in Virginia. Having worn more hats than Bartholomew Cubbins, she has pursued paths as an actress, singer, director, carpenter, waitress, short-order cook, writer, landscape designer, event-planner, public speaker, development director, business executive, fundraiser, teacher, caterer, wedding coordinator, witness preparation specialist, community volunteer and soccer coach. Most of these career paths have helped prepare her for role as "Mistress of Rose Hill," and provide a lot of grist for the writing mill. Poetry is her first love and she is a stodgy, unrepentant, true rhymer who is also a stickler about rhythm.


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Thank you, Art Show Volunteers! Many parents came together to display a beautiful Early Childhood Campus Art Show. Thanks to the following parents: Tara Fallon, Eric Bredesen, Kimberly Corbette, Nikita Aggarwall, Lisa Olivares, Hiriti Halleselassie, Eleanor Ashcroft, Kelly Klock, and a variety of little munchkins!
Finally, the show couldn't have come together without EC Art Specialist Carolina Barros! Thanks for helping our kids explore the wonder and variety of artistic expression.
TIS is brimming with talent! TIS students perform at one of two separate shows on Friday, June 3. We need parent volunteers to help screen performers, set up the program, make posters, and be stage hands. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com to volunteer.
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She mentions that she received a comment from a certain ignorant person that she was "plastic" with all the chemicals she uses. Chemicals from cosmetics it seems. Read it here.
Unlike JeanJean, I never took Chemistry and I was never in the Science stream to begin with but at least E and I tried our very best to understand the chemicals and ingredients used in the products we use on our face and try to avoid those that is really harmful to us. We studied science in Bahasa Malaysia so it was hard for us to understand all the ingredients at first.
At this very point of our life, almost everything we eat, put on our face, hair to the clothes we wear and wash has something to do with chemicals.
As soon as we wake up, brush our teeth, we're already consuming and using chemicals all to the night when we wash our face with whatever brand face cleanser. I will take back my words only if you do not brush your teeth, wash your face/body/hair with soap, wear clothes that has been bleached, dyed whatever in chemicals, wear tampons or sanitary pads etc.
It made me realize that despite the internet and all, there are still very ignorant people in this world. Believe me, I too have met a fair share of them.
It occurs to me that for someone to open their mouth and say things like that, it's can only be from someone who probably doesn't use cosmetic or has little or no knowledge on cosmetics.
The year is now 2009, take a look at your handphone now. What do you see? Is it black and bulky, weight close to 10kg, the size of a briefcase and cost you about RM10k? If you do, wow! I'm super impressed, so did you teleported yourself to 2009 or are you just totally out of date?
Time change and so does the things around us, gone are the days are handphones capable of being a nutcracker or what you use to crush crab shells and computer the size of your entire room. [Note: computer as in singular not plural]
A person who sits down browsing through people's blog and then accuse them of being plastic or using too much make up or wasting money on 'useless' items such as cosmetic are extremely ignorant people.
This is not the stone age, the female species no longer get club on the head with a stick, dragged by our hair, presented with some fancy rock Mr.Man found and considered married. This is also not the age where your parents cry pitifully when they have a daughter, prepare a dowry so that someone would actually want to marry you and literally worry to death if you're not married by the time you're 18 and by 21 you can consider yourself "Si kiam chai"


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