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I am moving to Orleans,France to study French for two semesters. I am a 25 year old American girl. Each day I catch myself wanting to buy more to prepare for France. Also, I don't want to be pinpointed as an American girl.
I know that the French wear neutrals and layers. What I mostly find on google is articles about Parisians, and I know that not all French dress "Parisian chic." So here are some questions:
What kind of coats do the students wear in France during winter?
What type of bag do the students carry? Backpack or shoulder bag? What colors?
Do French carry their text books around school? Or are there lockers available?
Any other advice is always appreciated!
Thank you all in advance!!
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I am moving to Orleans,France to study French for two semesters. I am a 25 year old American girl. Each day I catch myself wanting to buy more to prepare for France. Also, I don't want to be pinpointed as an American girl.
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To be honest, wear what students would wear at home, presuming you don't live in Hawaii or something. Don't worry about colors at all, if I had to say anything about that, something dark (which is better for a bag, anyway, won't show dirt as much and is versatile). Don't overdo it, you can shop when you get there, if you want.
I've attended two universities in France and I certainly never saw any lockers around, but I'm afraid I don't know what you are talking about. Buidlings are spread out all over, of course, just like in the US. We never had lockers at any university I attended in the US, either (3). Except maybe in the gym.
Down coats are pretty popular all over the world, actually (I mean something like North Face, Patagonia, etc), the thinner kind, including Paris. But I'm thinking of the jackets. I don't know about the dead of winter and if you want something longer, though.
I haven't been in France in winter, but the rest of the year, and around students, and they dress casually, of course. HEre, this is a picture of Parisian students, probably in Fall, as they have jackets, see what they look like http://www.letudiant.fr/educpros/enquetes/quand-le-manque-de-moyen-mine-le-quotidien.html
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Have never seen a university anywhere that has lockers - since typically your classes are spread out at various times in different buildings. If one needs to take books to a class (rare - doesn't one do the work back in your room or the library) you just carry them. Not like high school where classes are back to back in one small building.
Frankly I would not rush out and buy a lot of clothes in the US - but wait until you get to France and buy what you find you need there.
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Yes wait and see with cheap euro things are not so expensive as before. And IME with a son who went thru that age he wore exactly the same attire Americans his age did. Put angst to rest and wing it - buy things you need there.
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Students look like students everywhere in the world: classic, quirky, alternative, invisible or whatever.
Frankly, I have never actually seen a French student carrying a textbook, but they do tend to have backpacks so just about anything could be in them.
I would tend to agree that if this is any concern at all of yours, bring as little clothing as possible with you and buy a couple of items from time to time as needed.
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When my son was a student in France he wore the same things he did in the US, jeans jeans jeans.
I will offer two cautions to the advice above:
(1) students seem to wear fewer bright colors, esp in winter, than in the US. Scarves are essential, big wooly ones in winter, silky ones in summer but pretty much universal on men and women.
(2) on a recent couple of weeks in a part of Paris with lots and lots of young people, we did not see one single woman on the street in athletic clothing except those who were actually exercising: no running tights except on runners, no jog bras as outer garments, no yoga pants on anyone. Literally, no one. This was strikingly different from Boston.
(3) the conversion to bicycles as a way of getting around town in the past five years has been amazing, but we hardly ever saw anyone wearing Tour de France/Italian racing spandex outfits, really really rare on the street. Women generally cycled in skirts or dresses., which, at least in summer, seemed more popular than in the US.
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Thank you for all your responses! I am in France now and contrary to what I read before coming, they often wear colors, hoodies, tennis shoes, and jeans. Also I see most of them carry a shoulder bag with their books and not a backpack
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prety darn much just like American college kids - except for the big noses you'd think these were Americans!
Are you in La Source and living in Olivet - please elaborate if you can - I've lived there for several spells (Orleans - actually Saran just north of Orleans) and am curious about your impressions - what kind of living arrangement do you have - with locals or other students from abroad, etc.
Merci Au revoir!
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Curious to know where your read that students in France wouldn't wear hoodies, tennis shoes and jeans?
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Just out of curiosity I googled a bit and found this blog by a university student which includes some entries about her clothes and mentions some cheap to mid-price brands/shops (most of which will have their own websites, too):
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Most of what's written by American "experts" about clothing in Europe is pure hogwash. I believe that when these experts are in Europe they see only things that confirm their preconceptions.
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Couldn't you google "orleans winter " , and gradually add additional words, to find IMAGES of what they wear?
FWIW, Orleans was a traffic nightmare two years ago when we errantly stopped there to find a hotel.
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PalenQ I am living in Olivet with a host family. They provide me with breakfast/dinner during the week, lunch on weekends. I am close to the Loiret. I really enjoy the center of Orleans, not so much La Source. And yes it seems that the French students are a lot like American students. Since I'm studying French at IDF with other foreigners, I haven't made any actual french friends. It's my third month here and I still cannot hardly understand french. It's a little discouraging. I'm also leaving this month since I have enough French credits after this semester to have a BA in French. I adore France, but CAF,OFII, and the banks are kinda a nightmare for foreigners.
Tulips, I read tons of articles on french fashion. I read that the french only wear neutral colors, rarely wear jeans, wear ballerina flats and never tennis shoes (also supposedly this screams american tourist), very light makeup (many wear a lot of makeup), and the list goes on. One thing that's true is the trench is still very much worn!
bvlenci I agree with you haha!
Tomboy, I tried to google things like that. It's mostly models wearing neutral colors! Also yes I wouldn't attempt to drive here. I take the bus and tram. The public transportation is great!
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Those were most likely not European articles. As you found out yourself, everyone wears jeans and sports shoes!
There was a post recently from someone who thought that her young teenage daughters could not wear shorts in the summer in Italy. And the 'no trainers' thing comes up a lot.
Enjoy your remaining time in Orleans, Jfgarner - a pity you did not meet more young French people. My daughter is in Paris studying French, and she said the same thing.
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You've been there for 3 months and care barely speak French?? Something is wrong. Do you get out into town and force yourself to converse with people? You can't learn another language in a vacuum.
And you'll get a BA in French without being able to read, write, and converse fluently? That's a bit appalling.
Seems like the dress code is the least of your problems. I don't know where you got all these silly ideas that French kids wear neutral-colored clothing and no sneakers and no hoodies. That hasn't been the case for decades.
Personally, I would forget about what to wear and make sure you leave France with a good knowledge of the language - otherwise, it's been a waste of time IMO. French isn't that hard a language, and you should be immersed in it given where you are. Not sure what the problem is, but I wouldn't let this experience go to waste. It doesn't matter what you wear while you're learning how to conjugate.
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Saints preserve us, someone touched a nerve!
sandralist gives good advice and stands her ground. St Cirq provides humblebrags and rudeness. Anyone who doesn't venerate her for her life choices gets paragraphs of abuse, because it is of paramount importance to her to be seen as the reigning queen of France on this board.
<And you'll get a BA in French without being able to read, write, and converse fluently? That's a bit appalling.>
<Seems like the dress code is the least of your problems.>
< I don't know where you got all these silly ideas>
And the tone of your entire last paragraph is offensive. As is your attack on sandralist.
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jfgarner, I know how frustrating it can be to try to learn another language. (I took a short course in Italy.)
Our classes included many Europeans. I found that many of them, whether Dutch, German or Swiss-French, could converse in English when we were socializing. This was nice sometimes, but ultimately I realized that it was not helping me with my Italian. Try to seek out other serious students who are willing to practice with you in French without resorting to English.
You have such a wonderful opportunity--make the most of it and enjoy.
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And you'll get a BA in French without being able to read, write, and converse fluently? That's a bit appalling.>
where in the heck do you see that she/he can't read or write French? I studied 3 years of French in college and could read and write quite well but when I went to France the first time they were just speaking too fast and too colloquially for me to understand much at all. Probably the case with the OP that St-Cirq so visciously attacked for not reading or writing any French even though St-cirq had absolutely no reason to say that - OP did not say it and since she got a BA in French I assume she writes and reads well as many French students do in American colleges but the emphasis is rarely on spoken French (so says my French son who tutors local French college students)- I think St-Cirq was downright rude and clueless and should apologize for jumping to conclusions.
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I didn't post one thing that was offensive.>
rather autistic too!
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jfgarner, glad to read you are enjoying your experience and that you have discovered that your own clothes are fine. You have probably learned more French than you realize, but of course it is difficult to feel that way when you are surrounded by native speakers. Keep at it, even after you leave!
And thank you for coming back to report about your experience. It's very interesting.
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I meet lots of people here in Italy who have degrees in English and can't speak the language. I also know teachers of English who can't hold the most basic conversation in the language.
A lot of American colleges offer study-abroad programs that don't include much opportunity to interact with students in the host country. When my daughter decided to spend her junior year in China, she applied directly to a Chinese teachers college rather than go through the study abroad programs offered by her American university. That way she lived in a dorm with Chinese students and had a Chinese roommate (who, she suspected, had been selected for her political reliability). It's not always easy to get university credit for the experience, though.
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Yes bvlenci - often the case here as I said with college students who know well how to read and write but can't speak - well can speak a little but can't understand things said to fast and with too much slurring of sounds and things like "Oway" in place of "Oui".
And though I do not condone St-Cirq's downright rudeness and insensitivity I do agree with her that such study abroad language classes are generally good time fluff trips where English is spoken amongst English-speaking participants largely and French is again academically presented perhaps without the accent of speaking it like the French do. You really need an immersion program with just French speakers around - as I said I studied French for three years in college and could not understand hardly anything at all once in Quebec or France - it was only when I was babysitting my young French son for two months each summer did I really learn to speak French - from my young son (and his family says I still speak French like a 6-year-old!) - only be living in the culture with French spoken all around could I begin to understand others and be understood.
again myh French born and raised son now tutors French students at a prestigious university and says few of them are fluent in speaking any meaningful kind of French - but then St Cirq has also ridiculed my son's French in various past posts so maybe he does not even speak French as good as she!
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Tulips, yea I am not going to search for articles the next time I visit a country ha! I'm sure your daughter loves Paris It is gorgeous.
StCirq, I think there is a misunderstanding. When I said I cannot hardly understand french, I meant listening to french speakers. I can read, write, and speak french. I have been studying french for over five years back in the US. Also, I worked and paid for my own way to France.
Thank you all for making me feel more confident haha! I actually did expect to be speaking and listening much better. Maybe Leely2 is right and I just don't realize how much I've learned.
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How to meet French students while studying in France
Basically you do the same things you would do at your American university -- play chess or volleyball, join a club or religious group, volunteer, swim, etc.
Don't worry too much about going to class. All you will learn is grammar, and these credits will probably be pass-fail anyway.
My son came back extremely fluent in a certain kind of French because he joined three sports clubs and rode with French students to and from events, then hung out with them at bars when they got back to the university. His French is idiomatic, even slangy, street French, not so grammatical, perhaps, and his pronunciation fits the region. And yes, he says, "Ouai" rather than "Oui," like everyone else.
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Hi Ackislander. Yes those are great ways to meet people. Thank you for the advice! I will be leaving France soon, but I will have to do more activities when I return. We really didn't have much time outside of school! That is awesome that you're son came back speaking really well! If you don't mind me asking, how long did he stay in france?
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When my daughter lived in France she said nights out with French speaking friends gave her a headache from trying to follow along and participate, but she managed and she loved living in Paris. Thanks for sharing your experience. I bet you are doing much better than you are giving yourself credit for.
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My son was there for six months.
Remember, he learned Street French. His sister had a double major in Linguistics and French, so hers is grammatical! But she hated conversation!
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"Ouai" rather than "Oui," like everyone else.>
not to befuddle things but everyone does not say Ouai for Oui all the time - mainly when listening to someone talk and agreeing with them IMe - they say Ouai but if someone asks you a question I think it should be Oui. Truthfully I do not understand it all and you probably knew this but just to make sure folks in France do say Oui a lot and Ouai a lot too but in different circumstances I think - I'll have to ask my French son about that. Oui?
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yestravel I'm sure she did get a lot out of those nights with french friends! I have been to several french parties back home and it is impossible to follow their conversations! And you're welcome, I'm glad to share the experiences! Thank you for the comment
Concerning ouai and oui, what I have been taught back home is that oui is more formal and ouai is informal. It's translated as yes (oui) yeah (ouai). I haven't asked a french professor about this though.
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I should clarify again. I haven't asked a french french professor about this*
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Concerning ouai and oui, what I have been taught back home is that oui is more formal and ouai is informal. It's translated as yes (oui) yeah (ouai). I haven't asked a french professor about this though.>
Exactly what my French son said this - proper settings you say Oui and Oui in any setting but Ouai is informal but yes it is just like "yes" and "yeh" or "yup" - certain circumstances dictate Oui just like in our society for yes and yeah or yup - jgarner has learned a lot of French.
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Now I spent a year at university in Grenoble in the early '70's. Been back numerous times to France. Didn't see this thread before, but:
1. Looks like the students are still wearing what they wore in the early '70's! Both in France and the U.S. (Non-students back in the early '70's dressed a bit differently. It was the year of the tight fitting double knits, ugh!)
2. I learned how to think in French and bypass the translating part. A huge accomplishment.
3. I had French slang down pat. And yes, "oui" is yes, and "ouai" is yeah. The Asterix comic series helped. A lot. Had the accent down as well.
4. Going up to Paris periodically, as I had friends who lived there, I found that going to Paris student parties, I would get headaches. Not from the wine, but from having to concentrate too hard to understand the fast paced French. In Grenoble, the language pace was much slower and the accents more aligned to what I learned at Uni in California.
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Yours truly somewhere on the Cyfrwy Arete, Cadair Idris, Snowdonia. Joe and I first did this route back in November 2007, the weather was dreadful and we could see absolutely nothing. So of course we promised each other that we'd come back and do the route on a nice day, and 6 months later here we are climbing in glorious sunshine... marvellous! (May 2008).
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March 2003: The United States invades Iraq.
October 2006: The world finds out why.
What was really behind the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq? As George W. Bush steered the nation to war, who spoke the truth and who tried to hide it? Hubris takes us behind the scenes at the Bush White House, the CIA, the Pentagon, the State Department, and Congress to answer all the vital questions about how the Bush administration came to invade Iraq.
Filled with new revelations, Hubris is a gripping narrative of intrigue that connects the dots between George W. Bush s expletive-laden outbursts at Saddam Hussein, the bitter battles between the CIA and the White House, the fights within the intelligence community over Saddam s weapons of mass destruction, the startling influence of an obscure academic on top government officials, the real reason Valerie Plame was outed, and a top reporter s ties to wily Iraqi exiles trying to start a war. Written by veteran reporters Michael Isikoff and David Corn, this is the inside story of how President Bush took the nation to war using faulty and fraudulent intelligence. It is a news-making account of conspiracy, backstabbing, bureaucratic ineptitude, journalistic malfeasance, and, especially, arrogance.
In Hubris, Michael Isikoff and David Corn chronicle the Bush administration's delusional march to war.Though there has been a deluge of works denouncing the follies of the military and the administration, Isikoff and Corn cover somewhat different terrain. They offer the most comprehensive account of the White House's political machinations, aimed at convincing Congress and the public that Iraq posed a dire threat…The authors, who have interviewed key politicians and government officials, supply a lot of new information. They show that in many ways the administration became the dupe of its own propaganda. Though their narrative spins out of control by the end, much of the book makes for fascinating reading.


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A Puppy Party
Our little girl loves dogs. Brynn will hear a dog at the nearby park or will see one coming her way before I can even notice the dog. She'll point and say, "Ruff," and blow kisses. So we threw a puppy party for her second birthday. Her day began with balloons and streamers—a birthday tradition… Read More A Puppy Party


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1. Don't Let Them Speak
Seems so obvious… Here's TV reporter Dylan Ratigan kicking a teabagger off of his show: "Can We Please Cut Off This Man's Microphone?" YES!
2. Read Between The Signs
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3. Make 'Em Dance
You Down With G.O.P.? Yeah, hell nah. Maybe this won't piss them off, but it will certainly make your day better.
4. Tell Them They're Gay
When your a Republican Senator with a Anti-Gay agenda it's no good when you get picked up on a DUI. But substantially worse to get picked up for a DUI after leaving a gay nightclub with an unidentified man in a state vehicle. That'll piss off anyone's GOP grandpa. [Story here]
5. Tell Them You Only Trust Jon Stewart For News
And send them weekly links on how Jon "SkullF*cked" the GOP, yet again! Here's Jon unveiling his Glenn Beck impression. [Via]
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Direct Line sees profits fall 5.2% to £298.5m
The owner of Direct Line and Churchill insurance has posted a fall in half-year earnings despite further hefty hikes in the cost of car cover.
Britain's biggest motor insurer - whose brands also include Green Flag and Privilege - posted a 5.2% drop in pre-tax profits to £298.5 million for the six months to the end of June.
It said motor insurance prices surged by 9.5% year on year in its second quarter as it looked to offset the higher cost of claims, with more expensive repairs and guaranteed car hire pushing up prices.
But the group said deflation was easing off in home insurance, with prices broadly stable, down 0.3% in the second quarter, against falls of 2.3% in the previous three months and 3% at the end of 2015.
Direct Line said total insurance policies fell 2.7% over the half-year, although it saw a rise of 3% across home and motor.
The group said it had been "w ell prepared" for the EU referendum and had seen "no operational impact".
Despite its fall in half-year profits, it offered cheer to investors with a special dividend payout of 10p a share, on top of an interim dividend of 4.9p a share.
Direct Line chief executive Paul Geddes said he was "pleased" with the results, which came up against tough comparatives from a year earlier.
He added: "Although there remains a range of uncertainties in the macro-economic environment, we gain confidence from the strength of this performance."
Direct Line's underlying operating profits fell 3.6% to £323.6 million.
Its earnings were impacted by a £24 million hit from the annual Flood Re levy, which was introduced in April to relieve insurers of the heavy costs of flood-related damage and help households obtain affordable insurance in the worst-hit areas.
Direct Line forked out £139 million for flood claims at the end of last year after a series of storms lashed the UK in December. The group also said it saw £13 million paid out for major weather events in the first half of 2016.
But g ross written premiums lifted 3.9% to £1.6 billion, thanks largely to its robust performance in motor insurance.
Shares lifted nearly 6% after the results and dividend cheer.
Eamonn Flanagan, analyst at Shore Capital, praised an "excellent set of interim results".
But he said the rise in motor accident claims costs was a "worry".


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WASHINGTON (AP) – President Barack Obama is honoring actors Robert DeNiro, Cicely Tyson, Tom Hanks and Robert Redford with the nation's highest civilian honor.
They are among 21 people Obama plans to recognize with the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the White House on Tuesday, Nov. 22.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian award, recognizes individuals who have provided a distinguished and exceptionally meritorious contribution to society.
Despite being a civilian award, it is not limited to non-military individuals and can also extend to non- U.S. citizens.
This year's honorees from the sports world include basketball players Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Michael Jordan, along with veteran sports broadcaster Vin Scully.
Entertainers include Ellen DeGeneres, Diana Ross and Bruce Springsteen.
Other honorees are philanthropists Bill and Melinda Gates, polymath physicist Richard Garwin, architect Frank Gehry, designer Maya Lin, "Saturday Night Live" producer Lorne Michaels, attorney Newt Minow, mathematician and computer scientist Margaret H. Hamilton, and Eduardo Padrón, president of Miami Dade College in Florida.
Posthumous honors will go to Native American advocate Elouise Cobell and Rear Adm. Grace Hopper.
President Barack Obama will have awarded 123 Medals after Tuesday.
To read more about this year's recipients, click here.


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Indian Rummy (also called Paplu) is a popular card game in India with a little variation from original rummy. It is played with 13 cards each for every player and at least 2 decks of cards having a few jokers.
This rummy card game can also be played online and is popular among all age groups. To win the game, two kinds of sets are possible: a run of consecutive suited cards, and three or four of a kind (without duplicate suits). The basic requirement for a player to win a hand is that he should have at least two sequences and one of which must be "pure", i.e. it should be without any jokers.
Indian Rummy is similar to the standard Rummy game, with the only difference being the number of cards which are dealt i.e. a set of 13 cards is dealt to each player in the game. Every player picks or discards a card from the deck which can be open or closed. The players have to complete sets and/or sequences in a clockwise turn of action. The player shows the cards in hand by grouping them in sets/sequences to declare.
The players need to arrange the cards in sequences and then place them on the table to show their hands to other players. If the player's hand meets the objective, he is declared the winner. If not, the opponent is declared the winner.
When the hand concludes, the unmade points held by the losing players are totalled and the highest scorer wins. Playing free Indian rummy 13 card games is a popular recreational activity taken up by many youth in India.
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Did you know that the shape of your nails can reveal insights into your personality? While fingernails take on many shapes and sizes, there are undeniable trends that correlate to how you behave on a regular basis.
Some fingernails might be long while others are round. Others are short and pointy. But could our fingernails really reveal deep secrets about our personality? Keep reading to find out. Because you're going to be SHOCKED at how accurate this is for you…
Some personality tests are spot on while others miss the mark. But for us at American Overlook, this fingernail test "nailed" our personalities perfectly. How about you? First pick which nail looks most like yours in the photo. Once you have yours read the description below.
1. Vertically Long
Your wonderful and weird imagination compliments your romantic and mild temperament. As a creative individual, you meticulously watch the details and can get overwhelmed with your surrounding environment. You spot details others miss and people love being around you as you can get along with almost everyone.
2. Broad-side
Your straightforward and clear-cut attitude is attractive but you live in your head and have a short-temper. You always tell the truth even if it disrupts the harmony around you and because of this, people trust you for honest advice and feedback. You'll tell them what they need to hear.
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3 & 4. Round-egg
You love moving at your own pace and are a happy-go-lucky and a laid-back peaceful person. You do things your own unique way and don't follow the crowd. You're a bright individual and make logical and sensible choices and since your emotions don't usually get the best of you, long term friendships are easy for you to maintain.
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Armed with perseverance and courage, you're a leader not afraid of risks. Your serious attitude, lets others know you don't mess around and that you're a steady and formidable leader. But for those close to you, they love enjoying your playful personality when you're not being serious.
6 & 7. Triangle
Having a triangle or inverted triangle fingernail is often a sign of genius. As an innovative and creative individual, you expect perfection. New ideas that others couldn't even dream up come easily to you and therefore you're able to move forward much faster than most. People are likely fascinated by you.
8. Almond
As an honest, friendly, and faithful person, you exude kindness but also know when you need to be strong and sturdy for others. Because of your traits, people love spending time with you and you tell the truth and make others feel good about themselves. You excel at handling tough situations.
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A hard-working and ambitious individual, you're goal-oriented and eager to work hard. Because you want to achieve, you step out of your comfort zone and have become well-rounded. Others love your company and your hard-working attitude rubs off on others in an inspiring way.
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Up to 40 people were injured and some were killed after a massive pile-up on a British motorway, emergency services said on Saturday.
Television pictures showed a line of cars and lorries ablaze following the crash at around 2030 GMT Friday which involved 26 vehicles on the M5 motorway near Taunton, southwest England.
Blazing lorries had tipped onto their side and people could be seen trying to prise open the doors of cars to help trapped passengers escape after the crash in foggy and wet conditions.
Eyewitnesses said they heard explosions and saw debris and casualties strewn across the road.
Dozens of firefighters battled to free people who were trapped in the wreckage of their vehicles on the northbound carriageway, and police said a long stretch of the motorway was closed and would not reopen for 24 hours.
Avon and Somerset Police said that "some (people) have tragically lost their lives" but did not give a figure.
"There may be up to 40 casualties that have been taken to hospital, it's a serious incident," Paul Slaven, from Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service, told BBC television.
"At least 10 of the people have unfortunately got extremely serious injuries."
Motorist Paul O'Connor described the scene as "horrific."
"It was quite horrific and I have never seen anything like that -- I could see people lying on the side of the road," he told Sky News television. "It was quite disturbing really."
Jason Sharp, who witnessed the accident from a nearby rugby club, told the BBC that he heard a number of explosions.
"Petrol tanks I believe were going up -- black smoke going up.
"There were a number of heavy vehicles that were on fire in the accident."
He said there was heavy fog and the roads were wet at the time of the crash.
Jon Adair said on Twitter: "Worst traffic accident I've ever seen on the M5 nr Taunton. Burning vehicles & casualties/debris strewn across road."


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A discursive account by Greg Sheridan in The Australian of a conversation with World Bank President Robert Zoellick on, among other things, China's development conundrum and the growth of emerging economies as an antidote to pessimism. Zoellick has a team of World Bank economists working closely with the Chinese leadership to help them move on […]
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it is not as easy as it looks. It requires a lot of dedication and time. If you blog to earn money you have to be blog about specific content. You can't just blog about anything and expect to make money. You should blog about things people would want to read.
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Our work on climate change adaptation
The EAC thinks adapting to climate change will be one of the greatest challenges to face Nova Scotia's coastal communities over the coming decades, and one of the biggest investments we can make today. Climate change adaptation is about anticipating the risks of cumulative change like rising sea levels and extreme events like storm surges and making plans and changing practices so we can adapt to new circumstances. Adaptation may have associated costs, like potentially relocating wharves and infrastructure, but it will also save money and create new opportunities.
A key focus of Ecology Action Centre's adaptation efforts include demonstrating ecological restoration, such are our Living Shorelines work in the Northumberland Strait and around Halifax. Our Living Shorelines work is funded by the Intact Insurance Foundation and the University of Waterloo climate change adaptation project, and demonstrates cost-effective adaptation approaches for dealing with coastal climate impacts.
We also engage citizens around adaptation through efforts like our #drownns twitter campaign, and drown Nova Scotia tumblr blog, as well as the Coastal Living 2050 Design charette we co-hosted with Dalhousie School of Planning, Halifax Regional Municipality, Waterfront Development, and Fusion Halifax during Coastal Zone Canada 2014.
Finally, the EAC believes the climate change adaptation requires strong legislation and policy to ensure government, citizens, and industry are clearly accountable to shared adaptation goals and targets. The Ecology Action Centre sees a Nova Scotia Coastal Zone Act as a key tool for climate change adaptation in Nova Scotia.
Municipalities and climate change adaptation
The EAC is working with municipalities and community groups to support coastal planning as a climate change adaptation strategy through sharing information, strategies, and approaches from other jurisdictions. We have prepared some fact sheets for municipalities on coastal climate change adaptation, available here. Our stormwater management project also has many resources for municipalities dealing with climate change, including our stormwater blog.
ParCA - Partnership for Canadian-Caribbean Climate Change Adaptation
ParCA is a research project led by the University of Waterloo and the University of the West Indies. ParCA seeks to foster learning and collaboration between coastal communities in Nova Scotia, PEI, Jamaica, and Tobago, to understand adaptive strategies in the face of climate change. EAC is a community partner in ParCA project, and we support the research in the Nova Scotia study sites of Shelburne and Queens County. Learn more about ParCA here.
Climate Change Adaptation in Cheticamp (2011-2013)
Between 2011-2013, the Ecology Action Centre worked with community and provincial partners on a climate change adaptation project in Cheticamp, Cape Breton. The project focused on helping the tourism and fisheries sectors in Cheticamp understand climate change risks and opportunities specific to their sector. This project was funded by Canada's Rural Secretariat under the Knowledge Development Partnership. For more information on the Climate Change Adaptation Project in Cheticamp, and to download reports and publicaitons, including a handbook to engage communities in climate change adaptation, click here.
This project focused on how climate change will impact fisheries and tourism in coastal communities. We identified potential barriers to competitiveness, as well as any opportunities related to climate change. We developed tool kits for the fisheries and tourism sectors to help them come up with adaptation strategies. The toolkits and everything else we learned are shared with other communities through the fishing and tourism associations. You can learn more about our project activities, and download copies of our reports and fact sheet at www.cccheticamp.ca
Municipal planning
The EAC is working with municipalities and community groups to support coastal planning as a climate change adaptation strategy through sharing information, and strategies and approaches from other jurisdictions. We have prepared some fact sheets for municipalities on coastal climate change adaptation, available here. Our stormwater management project also has many resources for municipalities dealing with climate change, including our stormwater blog.
In 2011, the EAC did a research project on Northumberland Strait property owners' attitudes and practices around coastal erosion. We are currently researching options for implementing less damaging ways to manage erosion, and hope to establish living shoreline demonstration projects soon. Our report and other resources for property owners about managing erosion and better beach management is available here.
This project is funded in part by Canada's Rural Partnership, an initiative of the Government of Canada.


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How ACA case got to Supreme Court
How the case against the ACAevolvedJune 22, 2015 Updated: June 22, 2015 7:20pm
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The strange, twisted journey to the Supreme Court of a case that threatens to unravel President Barack Obama's namesake heath care legislation began five years ago in the quiet of a Greenville, South Carolina, law office.
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Injured Ft. Worth PD officer still recovering at hospital
The Fort Worth police chief said Thursday doctors are considering waking up injured Officer Matt Pearce.
The officer remains sedated and in critical condition, but his family is cautiously optimistic. Pearce was shot five times Tuesday by a wanted fugitive.
Chief Joel Fitzgerald talked about how grateful Pearce's family is for the outpouring of community support. He also took time to applaud his team for their exemplary response to the shooting.
"There's a lot to be proud of here. There's a lot to be proud of from the standpoint of police officers like those surrounding me now that provided support. That helped with the search. They were able to get him out of precarious situation," Fitzgerald said.
A father and son are accused of shooting Pearce. The father was killed by police.
Police announced Thursday they are charging the son, Ed Mciver Jr., with possession of a controlled substance in addition to other charges including attempted murder.


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Liam Neeson is the voice of Rising TV series
Liam Neeson is set to lend his soothing tones to a new TV series to mark the centenary of the Easter Rising.
Neeson (62), who previously played Michael Collins, will narrate the documentary series which will be produced by the University of Notre Dame's Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies.
The three episode series, called 1916: The Irish Rebellion, will be directed by award-winning Irish documentary maker Pat Collins and written by Professor of Irish Studies at Notre Dame, Briona Nic Dhiarmada.
The series will air on RTE, BBC, American Public Television (APT) and other channels around the world next year.
According to Notre Dame, the films will "follow a chronological narrative while presenting the historical, political and cultural events of the uprising and the new and lasting relationships among the United States, Ireland and Britain that it brought about".
A 70-minute film version of the series will be screened by Irish embassies worldwide during the centenary celebrations as part of the Government's outreach to the 70 million people of the Irish diaspora.
This is not the first time the Ballymena-born star has narrated a video about Ireland.
Last month he did a voiceover for a global ad for Tourism Ireland to celebrate St Patrick's Day.
While the television series might not be out until next year, there are historical events taking place this weekend.
If you wander down O'Connell Street on Easter Monday you will be transported back in time to 1915 thanks to RTE's event, The Road to the Rising.
RTE, An Post, Dublin City Council and the National Library have teamed up to create an immersive day-long event that aims to recreate the sounds and sights of 1900s Ireland.
For one day, the entire street will be closed off.
An ornate vintage carousel will spin, an oversized gramophone will blare music hall standards and a hot air balloon will float 80 feet above the GPO.
The organisers are also asking members of the public to bring family heirlooms to the GPO to add to the archival tapestry of 1916.


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The Open du Nord, in Lille, had the great idea to organize a wheelchair tennis exhibition before the singles final between Karen Khachanov and Rudy Coco: a mini-set (tie break at 4 games all) between the Belgian Joachim Gerard, world number 5 and the French player Nicolas Peifer world number 6.
Some spectacular points in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy some photos and videos.
L'Open du Nord à Lille a eu la très bonne idée d'organiser une exhibition de tennis en fauteuil en lever de rideau de la finale entre Karen Khachanov et Rudy Coco. Au programme: un mini-set (tie break à 4 jeux partout) entre le Belge Joachim Gérard, numéro 5 mondial et le Français Nicolas Peifer numéro 6 mondial.
Quelques points spectaculaires dans une ambiance décontractée. Ci-dessous quelques photos et vidéos.
Last match on Saturday: the final between number 1 seeds Yannick Mertens and Boy Westerhof and number 2 seeds Jonathan Eysseric and Constant Lestienne.
Lots of people left after the second semifinal. The match is not really exciting (by the way I really don't like the no-ad rule) and the umpire was really bad, I couldn't understand a word of what he was saying. Mertens and Westerhof win 6-4 6-4.
Dernier match programmé samedi: la finale du double opposant les têtes de série numéro un Yannick Mertens et Boy Westerhof aux têtes de série numéro deux les Français Jonathan Eysseric et Constant Lestienne.
Une bonne partie du public est partie après la deuxième demi-finale de simple. Le match n'est pas vraiment passionnant, et l'arbitrage est particulièrement mauvais, impossible de comprendre un traître mot de ce que dit le juge de chaise. Mertens et Westerhof l'emportent 6-4 6-4.
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Pro tennis was back in Lille last week, three months after the historic Davis Cup final. The Open du Nord, a $15,000 Futures tournament, is of course much less prestigious than the Davis Cup, but it is always fun to get to watch some live tennis. Lower tournaments are also a good opportunity to discover young players in the making like Karen Khachanov and Quentin Halys, or some charismatic veteran players like Rudy Coco.
This tournament was full of surprises: the number 1 seed, Boy Westerhof (No. 1) was upset in the first round by qualifier Corentin Denolly; in the quarterfinals the defending champion Yannick Mertens (No. 263) and Jonathan Eysseric (No. 278) were beaten by Constant Lestienne (No. 459) and Quentin Halys (No. 619).
Khachanov, Lestienne, or Halys Coco, who will join Ronald Agenor, Greg Rusedski and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga as winner of the Open du Nord?
Le tennis pro était de retour à Lille la semaine dernière, trois mois après la finale de Coupe Davis. Bien sûr, l'Open du Nord, un tournoi Futures 15 000$, est bien moins prestigieux que la Coupe Davis, mais c'est toujours agréable de regarder du tennis live, quelque soit le niveau, non? De plus les tournois Challengers et Futures permettent de découvrir de jeunes espoirs, comme Karen Khachanov et Quentin Halys, ou des vétérans charismatiques comme Rudy Coco.
Les surprises se sont enchaînées durant le tournoi: Boy Westerhof, tête de série numéro 1 et 252ème mondial a été battu par le qualifié Corentin Denolly, 17 ans et 1036ème mondial dès le 1er tour; en quarts de finale, le tenant du titre, Yannick Mertens (No. 263) et Jonathan Eysseric (No. 278) ont été battus respectivement par Constant Lestienne (No. 459) et Quentin Halys (No. 619).
Khachanov, Lestienne, Halys ou Coco, qui va rejoindre Ronald Agenor, Greg Rusedski et Jo-Wilfried Tsonga au palmarès de l'Open du Nord?
Karen Khachanov (No. 363) vs Constant Lestienne (No. 459)
The 18 yr old Russian takes the control of the match from the first point on, and wins easily 6-4 6-0. Khachanov, whose biggest weapons are his powerful forehand and serve, has already 3 victories over top 100 players (Hanescu, Ramos and Tipsarevic). I guess we'll hear more from him in the years to come.
Le jeune Russe prend le contrôle du match dès le premier point, et l'emporte facilement 6-4 6-0. Khachanov, dont les points forts sont le coup droit et le service, a déjà 3 top 100 à son tableau de chasse (Hanescu, Ramos et Tipsarevic). Un joueur à suivre, qui pourrait faire parler de lui sur le circuit ATP dans les années à venir.
By Suzi Petkovski, Tennis Week, February 2002:
Rarely does the sequel beat the original. Jennifer Capriati was mindful of that as she returned to the Australian Open, site of her fairy-tale first Slam win 12 months before.
"It's pretty tough to top last year," Capriati conceded. "I mean, that's the best I've ever played."
But Capriati had cause to reconsider after her courageous 4-6 7-6(7) 6-2 comeback victory over Martina Hingis in a dramatic 2002 Australian Open final played in brutal heat.
"I don't know which one was better, winning last year or this year," beamed the 25-year-old after an arduously successful first Grand Slam defense. "I don't know what there is to come. But definitely, this is the most unique victory." Jen, we're, like, really stoked for you and stuff.
Capriati recovered from a 6-4 4-0 deficit and stood a point from 5-1. She stared down four match points in two separate games, as well as the tiebreak, in the second set. For the first half of the match, the American's play had been inhibited; a contrast to the blazing winners of last year. But on those critical match points, Capriati was a lion. Not for 40 years has a woman overcome match points in a Grand Slam final; no one has ever survived four.
All this was achieved in horrific heat that turned the Australian Open final into the Australian Open furnace. Temperatures in the stands hit 90°F, but on court the mercury was a brain-frying 107°F.
"It was just really hard to breathe; the air was just so thick and so hot,"
said Capriati of the toughest on-court conditions she'd ever endured. A big call coming from a Floridian.
For all the 130 minutes of the final, the capacity 15,000 crowd wasn't watching a sporting contest so much as wincing at a form of cruel and unusual punishment. In between long, searching points both players sought relief by taking the seats of line judges, slumping exhausted over the courtside slock, leaving the court several times, and in the case of Hingis, donning an ice vest. During the 10-minute break at the end of the 66-minute second set, both women were packed in ice in the locker room – "quite a sight," Martina related.
As a Hingis backhand floated wide to give Capriati the tumultuous second set, the Swiss Miss hurled her racquet from baseline to coutside seat. She sensed she'd thrown away her last chance for victory. And so it proved. Hingis dreaded the thought of going back into the inferno. "I didn't really believe in it anymore." When they returned, the 21-year old was running on fumes. She'd been on court for a three-set doubles final victory the previous day, also in scorching heat, and fooled no one when she made the first break of the decider to go ahead 2-1.
"My head was all over the place," recalled Martina. "I knew I probably wouldn't last if I really needed to."
Hingis' physical collapse was as painful as it was inevitable. On her penultimate service game, the spring gone from her step, she foot-faulted to hand the break to Capriati. Finally, on the Hingis serve, Capriati clinched consecutive Aussie crowns with a forehand return winner on her first match point. Having won just four of the first 14 games, Capriati hammered out 13 of the next 17.
Physical strength and staying power, so impressive a feature of Capriati's triumph in 2001, again proved decisive. This year, a new face joined Capriati's travelling troupe: trainer Chantal Menard, a Milan-based, former world kickboxing champion. But even more impessive was Capriati's mental steel. "The whole time, even though I was coming from behind, I thought I could still win this," Jennifer revealed. "I never really thought of myself as being defeated out there."
Indeed, Capriati was indomitable in the face of many mental battles: the strain of defending a Slam for the first time, the jolting loss to Alexandra Stevenson in her first match at Sydney, and she strained hip flexors that she carried into the tournament. She came back from a break down in the third set against Greek newcomer Eleni Daniilidou and staved off a set point against Rita Grande in the fourth round. Agasint the erratic Amelie Mauresmo in the quarters, Capriati was ruthless, winning 6-2 6-2, and in a semifinal of fierce, primal hitting against Kim Clijsters, she broke free 6-1 in the third.
But the most perilous test came in the final against Hingis. "I had a lot to deal with out thee," Capriati reflected.
"Just being the defending champion, trying to keep the No.1 status, dealing with the conditions, and I didn't feel like I was playing my best tennis in the beginning. So it means a lot to me that, as long as you just stay in there and try your hardest and fight, it can win you matches and that's exactly what I did today."
By Claude England, Maryland Match Point
At first I thought it must have been the strong capuccino I had enjoyed after ou last dinner in Melbourne that was keeping me so wide awake, but as the minutes continued to tick by, I came to realize it as the sheer excitement of the past five days at the Australian Open that was still tingling through my body.
So many talented players, great matches, and the magnificent state-of-the-art Australian Open facility. Where to begin?
Mark Philippoussis opened up the center court action with a straight victory over Nicolas Kiefer, who would have, at that time, thought he would go on to upset Pete Sampras in straight sets, only to be thrashed in the following round by fellow Australian Mark Woodforde.
Next it was defending champion Andre Agassi who basically limped onto center court after having the misfortune of hurting a tendon in his knee during a fall on his apartment steps. Andre, wearing a pathetic bandage, somehow won this match against Argentine qualifier Gaston Etlis, who at one point was serving for the match, and at another time was within two points of perhaps the upset of the decade. It was a sad sight from both ends of the court. Etlis played brilliant tennis, showing no mercy for Andre's inability to move around the court, hitting precision drop shots that the defending champion, instead of racing towards, could only stand and watch. But when it came to winning those final points, Etlis became even more creative in finding ways not to win, and Andre hobbled to a 6-3 in the fifth victory.
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From John Newcombe's autobiography Newk:
I was really in no mood to play in the 1975 Australian Open, which began in the last week of '74 at Melbourne's Kooyong. I wanted to relax and have fun with family and friends over Christmas, and for some time, I'd been arguing the point with the organisers of the Open. Many players were skipping the event because they refused to sacrifice Christmas. I argued that if only it could be put back a few weeks, till the end of January, there's be a stellar list of competitors.
I told tournament director John Brown that I wouldn't be playing. I was jaded, I wasn't motivated, and not having played in a tournament for nearly two months I was rusty and about 4 kilos overweight. I told Brown that the only thing that could make me reconsider would be if Jimmy Connors was competing – and I was sure he'd be giving the Open a miss. Then, 11 days before the tournament, Brown rang me and said that Connors had decided to play, and asked whether this changed my decision. 'Give me an iron-clad guarantee that Jimmy is definitely going to be there, and I'll sign up right now," I replied. Jimmy was coming, and it was on: the tennis championship of the world.
I struggled throughout the early rounds of the Open. In spite of my training regimen, I was uninspired and inconsistent. My fans despaired as 19-year-old German rookie Rolf Gehring took me to five sets in the second round. I was not playing well, but I was winning.
At the end of the first week, there was some rain, so the second half of the Open was concertinaed into three days, with the final of the singles to be played on New Year's Day. I played Geoff Masters in the quarterfinals and he had me down two sets to one before I beat him 10-8 in the fifth. Then I played a doubles quarterfinal with Tony Roche, which we won, and the next day I had to face Tony in the singles semifinal. This was a gruelling program, so before I played Rochey, I went to see Stan Nicholes, our old Davis Cup trainer, and he massaged my legs for two hours, pushing all the lactic acid out of them, and when I squared off against Tony I felt good.
I needed to because this match was probably one of the hardest I ever played. As mentioned previously, Tony and I had a habit of going all out against each other, and this was no exception. Again, the match went to five sets. At one point in that deciding set, Tony had me 5-2 down. Then, somehow, I finished up beating him 11-9 in what became a marathon.
To this day, I have no recall of that fifth set. I was so physically and mentally exhausted I played on instinct alone. At the end, as the 12,000-strong crowd gave Rochey and me a standing ovation, Channel 7's on-court commentator, Mike Williamson, came to interview me. I have no memory of that either, but he says I sat there on my chair with a towel over my head staring glassily ahead, reminding him of a boxer who'd just copped a 12-round hammering. Apparently I managed to quip:
'I can certainly think of better ways to prepare for a final against Jimmy Connors. I feel as old as Ken Rosewall right now.'
But really, all I wanted to do was cry. That exhausting semi had taken me somewhere my brain and body had never been before.
Later, after I'd showered, I sat for a while with Tony and said:
'Mate, I've got to play Connors tomorrow in the final. I can't play in the doubles. Can we default?'
Like the true friend he is, Rochey didn't hesitate to let me off the hook. Next, I returned to Stan and he pummeled my legs for another two hours. After that, I had the quietest New Year's Eve of my life.
On 1 January 1975, I woke feeling fresh and not hurting too much, considering. I jogged 2 kilometres to loosen up, then went to the courts to play Jimmy Connors.
I wasn't intimidated by him. Perhaps I should have been? The man who had been likened to boxer Joe Frazier – 'he keeps coming at you' – had waged a brilliant Open campaign, thrashing all comers on his way to the final. He was an unbackable favourite with the bookies, but not the crowd.
Throughout, his brashness had annoyed local fans, especially when he arrogantly dismissed the 37 Australian players in the tournament. 'I don't care how many they are,' he boasted. 'Bring them on one after another. I'll beat them all.'
Connors and I played probably the greatest, certainly the most intensely fought, Australian Open final ever. It was a blazing hot day, the flies were terrible, the atmosphere electric and the crowd noisy and parochial, yet of my life so focused was I that I could have been playing on the moon. I knew I was in for the fight against a skilled and implacable opponent who'd destroyed everyone who'd crossed his path. Also, at 30 years of age and having just played that killer match against Tony, I wasn't sure if my body could take it. I had to put myself into the zone and be in tune with everything that was happening inside me.
Against all the predictions, and to the delight of the fans, I won the first set 7-5, which led one character in the crowd to yell at Connors 'What happened Mouth?' Jimmy then broke me in the second set and easily held his service to win 6-3.
In the third I broke him, then he broke me, then I broke him again to win 6-4. That first break has gone down as a memorable moment in Australian tennis history. With Jimmy serving at 0-15 and me leading 3-2, three contested line calls in a row – the third one an ace – gave him a 40-15 lead. I was angry, and the crowd was angry, booing and catcalling at the injustice they reckoned I'd copped. Then Jim did an odd thing: he deliberately double-faulted in an attempt to pacify the crowd. It worked. The fans, so against Connors right through the tournament, suddenly cheered him for his good sportmanship. But he'd let me back into the game and I took ruthless advantage of what I considered was his patronising and overconfident benevolence. I couldn't believe what he'd done. I'm all for playing fair, but not to the point of martyrdom. Every player gets bad calls and you have to live with them.
In the fourth set, I was on top 5-3 after a few aces (I served 17 in that final) and was serving for the match. At this stage I had some energy left but I was starting to feel totally buggered. Normally I'd train two to three months for a Grand Slam event and, having put in the hard work, my condition would always see me through. But this time, with just 10 days training under my belt, I was way underdone. From the first point of the final, I conserved every ounce of energy. I didn't smile a lot, didn't show much emotion. Between points I walked slowly and calmly and breathed deeply. I knew Jimmy would take me to the wire and I prayed I had enough left to accomodate him.
Connors didn't disappoint me. At 3-5 down in that fourth set, when many other guys would have packed it in, Jimmyplayed like a tiger to try to save the match. He pulled off an unbelievable game to break me, clouting some tremendous winners. Racing around the court like a dervish, he got me to a tie-break. First I went ahead, then he went ahead and served for the set at 6-5 in the tie-break. I battled to tie the score 6-6, then Connors went ahead 7-6. Finally, I finished off his brave flurry: he lost three points in a row and I ended his agony with a serve to win the set 7-6. […]
After the match I was euphoric, and embraced Angie and the kids. It was an emotionally charged presentation at courtside, and not only because of the classic match Jimmy and I had played, or Evonne Goolagong's win over Martina Navratilova so soon after the death of Evonne's dad, Ken, in a car accident. Just a week before the fianl, Cyclone Tracy had levelled Darwin, and the nation was bruised and hurting? I auctioned my racquet for $1400 to benefit Darwin's homeless and then, even though I was wrecked, I played a fundraiser exhibition match at the Hodern Pavilion to raise more money.


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According to her suit, Melissa Horton slipped and fell on a recently mopped floor in the Allegheny County Target on December 14, 2013. As a result of the fall, Horton tore her hamstring.
While Target had argued that it was Horton's fault that she fell, having ignored the warning cones marking the wet floor, the jury disagreed. When Horton entered the store, a soda bottle fell from a shelf and spilled onto the main aisle in the store. Target employees eventually began mopping the area with "a wet soapy substance" and placing warning cones around the area.
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