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The ageing process can go one of two ways: With age, things either become decrepit and fall apart or gain character and accumulate beauty. This unique beauty is characterized by a complexity that can only be achieved through the passage of time and is becoming increasingly rare. I created this space as a tribute to the elusive beauty of true quality.
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Yours truly, DG - London for now....
I'm a sucker for a well worn pair of denim. For me, denim is the pinnacle of fabric that ages well. Over time a pair of quality raw denim conforms to the shape of the wearer and, with some work, fades in all the right places creating a perfectly unique garment. The roping and stacks at the leg opening, the honeycombs behind the knees, the whiskers in the lap, and the vertical fades on the front and back of the thighs develop a beautiful patina in stark contrast with the crisp deep indigo of the denim in places which don't see as much abrasion. This is an old pair of Skull5010xx worn for two or three years which I left back home in Toronto and miss dearly. (Belt is TannerGoods)
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If you thought the totally utilitarian Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen once sold to the Australian public has long disappeared from the car-maker's lineup, think again.
The boxy G-Wagen is making a reappearance locally, in four and six-wheel drive form but -- initially -- only in Australian Defence Force (ADF) livery.
The function-first Benz came out tops ahead of other contenders including Land Rover and Toyota in the ADF's Project Overlander, which was tasked with finding the most suitable vehicles for the next generation of military workhorses.
According to a Mercedes-Benz spokesman, the ADF contract took the company "more than five years to win".
Receiving its first delivery of nine G-Wagens recently, the ADF now has 11 Benz off-roaders on the ground -- the first two being handed over at the factory in Graz, Austria late in 2009.
Replete with locking differentials, high ground clearances, steep approach and departure angles and -- once again initially -- the torquey Benz 3.0-litre V6 turbodiesel engine, the G-Wagens will eventually be part of a 1200-vehicle ADF fleet.
The six-wheel drive was developed specially for the ADF and, according to Mercedes-Benz in Australia, has now attracted non-military interest locally and globally, with Occupational Health and Safety factors a major focus.
The ADF G-Wagen lineup will include single and dual-cab configurations -- with the former available in both four and six-wheel drive form -- and a four-wheel drive station wagon.Local engineering company G.H. Varley will build G-Wagen specialist modules, with the virtually unstoppable six-wheel drive versions being used for ambulance and reconnaissance duties.
And there's more...Against a background of palpable enthusiasm within Mercedes-Benz in Australia, the company has also been working on a business case for a return of a "civilian" version of the G-Wagen -- dubbed W463 in Benz parlance -- to Australia either late this year or early in 2011 (the military G-Wagen is known as the W461 series).
The company is looking at G350 V6 turbodiesel, as well as G500 and G55 AMG V8 variants for Australia. The latter model is responsible for around half of all G-Wagens sold globally.
The Austrian-built G-Wagen off-roader was introduced in Europe in 1979 and sold locally from the early 1980s.
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Topic: space
Friday, September 7, 2012
Join us this month as we discuss the undeniable super star of the solar system, the sun! 93 million miles away, can hold one million earths, unbelievable temperatures...yet this is only a small-medium sized star. One of the billions in our galaxy alone! All life on this planet is directly impacted...
Large enough to hold one million Earths, the provider of nearly all the energy that fuels life here, regulates the temperature, controls the water cycle, and without life on Earth would not be possible. The Sun!
Topics Covered: Out of this World, sun, science, stem, science museum of virginia, LiveSky, Astronomy, Planets, star, space
Friday, August 31, 2012
In 1977 NASA launched Voyager 1 and 2, two probes boldly going where no spacecraft had gone before! After 35 years of zipping through space these ultimate inanimate explorers still work and are still communicating with us! The Voyager program has been a vital source of information...
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
Space, the final frontier... Today at 4:50 pm, space shuttle Discovery will blast off on its final mission into space. On board Discovery are six astronauts, the Permanent Multipurpose Module which will become sort of a storage closet for the space station, and...
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tuesday, December 21, is the Winter Solstice and usually considered the first day of winter. However, meteorological winter is already here! So what's the deal? Well, the definition of winter depends on whom you ask. A meteorologist defines winter as the three coldest months of the...
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Thirty-eight years ago I stood with my younger brother on a shoreline near midnight looking eastward across 12 miles of quiet, dark water at the brilliant jewel on the far horizon. A million people lined the beaches as far as we could see. In the distance xenon arc lights crossed upon the largest...
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10.6.11 09:54 AMSnowboarders love Cataloochee Ski Area, and the resort's fourteen slopes and amazing Cat Cage Terrain Park are all open to those who want to participate in Maggie Valley Snowboarding. At Cataloochee Ski Resort, you can go Maggie Valley Snowboarding down the popular slope Upper and Lower Omigosh, test your skill on the black diamonds or practice Maggie Valley NC Snowboarding on the many beginner and easy slopes. Those with intermediate Maggie Valley NC Snowboarding skills tend to fall in love with the ski run, Rock Island, which includes plenty of challenging areas as well as some easy riding areas. All five of the lifts operate to manage crowd control and allow you to maximize your time Maggie Valley Snowboarding.
At the Cat Cage Terrain Park, those Maggie Valley Snowboarding are welcome and are happy to find tons of ramps, rails and boxes to try out their best Maggie Valley NC Snowboarding tricks. Beginners and veterans both find the friendly community of skiers and snowboarders at Cataloochee Ski Resort refreshing, and love the atmosphere that is always fostered at this fantastic Maggie Valley Ski Resort.
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Troxler's Truckers: Vietnam Memories
Friday - March 02, 2012
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About This Show
In 1968, the 319th Transportation Company, an Army Reserve unit, was sent to fight in the Vietnam War. The unit drew most of its members from the Augusta, Georgia/Aiken, S.C. area. During their 11 month tour of duty, they drove their trucks over one million miles, delivering ammunition, supplies, and soldiers to bases around South Vietnam. They called themselves "Troxler's Truckers," after their commanding officer.
Two of Troxler's Truckers, Arthur Beaufort and Wallace Zealy, talk with Dr. Edgar about their unit's time in Vietnam. They are joined by James Henderson, who created a documentary film called Troxler's Truckers: Vietnam Memories.


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you would rather get a healer or tank in T-9 emblem gear that can't play? the problem is simply upping the gear requirement isn't going to keep you from getting grouped with bad players. i suggest they implement some kind of random simple (yet not to easy) logic game for the person that que'd for the dungeon to solve. if they can't solve it.. sorry no HoR for you.
Shackle/Sheep/Hex/Trap/Fear is your friend folks, especially on those pesky Mages.
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The world is changing, and Liazon is helping.
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In most cases, the employer uses a defined contribution strategy to give each employee a set amount of money to purchase benefits. The employees and their families can then go shopping in the exchange with the money allocated by their employer and add their own if needed. Depending on the exchange, employees can receive guidance and education about the plans to help them make purchasing decisions.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (aka "ACA" or "Health Care Reform") was passed by Congress in 2010 and is being phased in over the next few years. It is expected to reduce the number of people without health insurance by providing people with incentives and options to buy insurance.
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Giving employees transparency, control, and skin in the game unlocks value."
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1: The Kaiser Family Foundation and Health Research and Education Trust, Employer Health Benefits 2011 Annual Survey.
2: Open Enrollment Survey. National consumer survey conducted in September and October of 2011 by global insights firm Kelton Research and sponsored by eHealthInsurance.
3: Open Enrollment Survey. National consumer survey conducted in September and October of 2011 by global insights firm Kelton Research and sponsored by eHealthInsurance.
4: Findings from Joann Hall Swenson, health engagement best practice leader with Aon Hewitt. In Stephen Miller, "Message to Employees: Get Proactive During Benefits Enrollment", SHRM, 10/14/2011.


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Environmental Sensors - Z-900XP - Portable Desktop Hydrogen Sulfide Monitor Meterby Environmental Sensors Company
Environmental Sensors Co.'s Hydrogen Sulfide Meter is a portable desktop instrument that measures hydrogen sulfide concentration in a range of 0-50 ppm and a resolution of 0.1 ppm. The instrument makes it possible to monitor hydrogen sulfide vapor in air. The insturment has an LCD display giving concentrations in ppm every 10 seconds, a low ...
Environmental Sensors - Z-900 - Hand Held Hydrogen Sulfide Monitor Meterby Environmental Sensors Company
Environmental Sensors Co.'s Hydrogen Sulfide Meter is a hand held instrument that measures hydrogen sulfide concentration in a range of 0-50 ppm and a resolution of 0.1 ppm. The instrument makes it possible to monitor hydrogen sulfide vapor in air. The insturment has an LCD display giving concentrations in ppm, a low battery indicator, and an ...
MSA ALTAIR - 5X LEL-O2-CO-H2S - Multigas Detectorby Argus-Hazco
The MSA Altair 5X Multigas Detector raises the bar once again with 5-gas capability, more than 17 preprogrammed languages, high-resolution, crisp color display option, and MSA's exclusive MotionAlert and InstantAlert features. Many great features plus the outstanding durability and performance you expect from MSA.
RAE MultiRAE - Plus PID - Photoionization Detectorsby Argus-Hazco
The MultiRAE is the only instrument of its kind currently available for the simultaneous detection of volatile organic compounds in the low part per million range, Oxygen, Combustible Gases and two toxic gases. Sturdy, yet compact, the unit is suitable for workplace and ambient air assessments, personnel monitoring and perimeter surveillance. An ...
MSA Passport - Multi-Gas Monitorsby Argus-Hazco
The Passport personal alarm is a very compact instrument designed to monitor Combustible Gases & Oxygen in confined spaces such as manholes, storage tanks, tank cars, vaults, mines and sewers. The face of the instrument simultaneously displays the readings of all gases monitored. Microprocessor-based, the instrument is menu-driven for ease of ...
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The Jerome H2S analyzer from Ashtead Technology is the ideal Hydrogen Sulphide rental solution. The extremely broad measurement range of this portable toxic vapour detector, from 0.001 ppm (1 ppb) to 50 ppm, makes it appropriate for odor nuisance monitoring, scrubber efficiency testing, leak detection, regulatory compliance, corrosion control and ...
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The GasWatch 2 is the first single-gas monitor that can be comfortably worn on the wrist like a watch, belt, hard hat, or clipped to protective wear. The GasWatch 2 is a convenient, inexpensive, hands-free method of gas monitoring for personal protection of oxygen deficiency, Carbon Monoxide or Hydrogen Sulfide. The built in vibrator, audible, and ...
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OdoSulf Odosulf is the first automated system designed specifically for Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) emissions with atmospheric plume display. The sulfNoses (H2S detectors) can measure H2S to 2 ppb at the perimeter and up to 100 ppm at the emission source. The system delivers a real-time H2S atmospheric plume display right to your desktop. The data are ...
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Escape If You Can Level 5 Walkthrough Solutions for the iPad, iPhone and Android devices. This guide for Escape If You Can Level 5 contains help, solutions and tips for completing the game puzzles and floors. This guide contains spoilers and answers to complete each floor and open every door. Check explanations below!
Escape If You Can Level 5 Solutions
Step by step……
look at the wall clock and grab the purple key
look at the couch, lift the pillow and pick up
go to the table and tap the picture frame
tap the code 3857, open the drawer and grab the key
go to the telephone and remember where the green colors
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tap the circles where the green colors and grab the elevator triangle button
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'That'd be funny.' I recognized Mikey's voice. I sighed in relief as Gerard relaxed.
'Roll call.' Gerard said.
Everyone called out their names, it was hard to tell where the voices were coming from since it all echoed.
'Please say Bob and Nic are here.' I heard Ray say. As the echo faded, it became deathly quiet. My heart sank. I knew I couldn't have done anything about it but maybe if I hadn't had come, Gerard would have tried to convince me to come, giving him enough time to remember what day it was. Or he might have even stayed back with me.
'We'll find them.' I whispered, needing no more volume thanks to the echoes. Although I couldn't see, I knew all eyes were on me, or near me at least.
'We can't leave then out there'
'I agree but you, Mikey and E-Jay are going home.' Gerard gripped my waist a little tighter as he said this.
'Bullshit I am!' E-Jay yelled. I cringed back, it hurt my ears slightly.
'What if they get hold of you? You can't fight them off.' Ray intervened.
'That's where you're wrong. They've got my best friend and I'm not going anywhere till I know she's safe and with me!'
'I don't think we should split up again.' I whispered, mostly to myself.
'Why?' Ray snapped at me. I hated being yelled at.
'Ray, be nice! He's trying to help, unlike you!' Gerard snapped back, defending me.
'What were you saying, hon?'
'I don't think we should split up again. It'd be more logical to go as a group, they can't exactly take us all if we're together.' I whispered again. I didn't want to be yelled at if I was wrong.
'That's actually a good idea.' Mikey said.
'No, I'm not letting you 2 go out there! If I lose one of you, I'll have some angry mother on my arse and a death on my conscious. It's not gonna happen!' Gerard yelled, squeezing my waist a little too tight.
Everyone started to argue their points. I don't know how but I could hear a distant voice screaming. I tried to listen but everyone's screaming over powered it. My ears hurt from everyone's yelling, making them ring.
'SHUT THE FUCK UP!' I screamed. I waited till it was quiet again till I spoke.
'Can anyone else hear that?' I asked, a little pissed off. The voice got a little louder at some parts.
'How the fuck could you hear that?' Ray asked.
'I don't know. I just did.' I snapped, a little payback never hurt anybody. I felt Gerard move so he was somewhat crouched in front of me.
'Jump on, Frankie.' He said. I jumped on his back quickly. We headed off towards the voice, hoping it was Bob or Nic. My guess was Nic. The voice was more soprano.
Every now and then we'd turn. Once or twice we had to turn around completely. We came to a T-intersection, whoever was in the lead wasn't listening well enough because they went the wrong way.
'Opposite direction.' I called to the front.
'What are you talking about?' Mikey said.
'It's coming from this way.' I listened again. There were 2 voices. One closer than the other.
'I think we can split up now. 3 one way, 3 the other.' I said, listening still.
'Make up your fucking mind!' Ray snapped at me again.
After a few minute of deliberation, Matt came with us. We took off in the general direction of the first voice. It started to get colder as we went along so I tightened my grip around Gerard neck and buried my face between his neck and shoulder.
Matt sparked his lighter, giving us some vision. The orange glow reflected off the water beneath our feet, giving the whole tunnel an orange tint.
'Good idea.' Gerard complimented. It really did help, it made turning corners that much easier.
I closed my eyes and listened. We were getting closer yet we came to a brick wall. It didn't belong though. They were bricks, for one, and they were relatively new.
'I swear it was coming from this way.' Matt complained. They started to turn back when I saw an opening in the wall. I slid off Gerard's back with no warning. I crouched down by the wall. There was a small handle that had been bashed into the wall. It was bronze so it blended into the wall well.
'Frankie, come on. We have to go back.' Gerard said. I pulled at the handle. A portion of the wall came with it, revealing a small tunnel. It looked big enough for me to get through with ease. When I had pulled the wall, the voice got louder.
'Don't even think about it.' Gerard warned me. I gave him an apologetic smile and crawled through before he could grab me.
'Frankie! Get back here! Frank!'
'Stop yelling! Its giving me a headache!' I yelled back. I heard Matt laugh then something that sounded like a hit. Matt groaned and mumbled something I couldn't hear.
'Then get your tiny arse back here!' I ignored him. I could see an opening ahead. There was no cover, thank god. I poked my head through the hole, trying to see how far it was down. It didn't look like much of a jump, just a few feet. I turned in the tunnel so my feet were at the opening. I slid till my stomach was against the edge then jumped. I was wrong. It was pretty far. I fell backwards and whacked my head on the stone. After getting over the shock, I stood up and looked around the room. There were boxes, crates and large tubes scattered around the room. The crates were huge. Like the ones that were used to ecport cars. Behind a large stack of wooden boxes was a cage, containing the girl everyone was calling Nic. She looked up at me, her eyes swollen and red.
'Oh thank god! Can you get me out?' She asked, pointing towards a very outdated padlock. It was bigger than my hand, rusted and chipped.
'That's what I'm here for.' I smiled. Looking around, I saw a key hanging above a desk. I stood on the desk, reaching for the key. I was just tall enough to get it. The key was large and rusted, like the lock. I ran back to Nic, smiling. I slid the key in the lock and turned it. The lock made a popping noise and unlatched. Nic hugged me before asking the question I had been thinking.
'How are we getting out?'
'How'd you get in?' I asked. There was no way she could fit through the hole. Her tits were too big, not that I was looking. Totally not looking… Yeah.
'A door but I don't remember where it is. And it comes from the drains.' She said, looking around the room as well.
'Well look. Quickly though. I'm not getting thrown in a cage.'
While we moved the boxes, a thought occurred to me. We were under ground. There was no way those boxes' being stacked like stairs could be a coincidence.
'Look up. We're under the drains now, if that door leads directly to the drains, then we have to get on the same level.'
It took 10 minutes to find the door. It was kinda small but I had nothing to complain about. I opened the door slowly, making sure it wasn't a trap.
'Hey!' a voice called from behind us. I spun to see 2 men dressed in black suits standing beside a box with a door inside. I pushed Nic through the door and ran. I figured there were enough hiding places in that room for me to make it out. The men didn't move at all. I hoped that Nic made it out okay, or I would have done this for nothing.
'I hate when they run!' One of them complained.
'Well, keep the door lock numb nuts!' the other yelled.
While they argued, I peeked around the corner of a crate I was hiding behind. The hole was still open and within running distance but the men stood near it.
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The June issue the online issue Everyday Genius is in print. We super recommend you pick up a copy, and not just because I have a story in it (previewed on the site today) or because we get a nice nod in Adam's note:
This is the first time we've gone to print, though. The decision was mostly inspired by Hobart's Lucky 13 issue. It's so beautiful, the writing so well mixed. I wanted to give it a try.
Really, like just about everything EG/PG/Adam Robinson-related, it's great. (via Everyday Genius)
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My mom paid me $100 to memorize Paul's Letter to the Philippians. Verse 21 of the first chapter: "For to me, to live is Christ, to die is gain." I remember parsing that out, wrestling with the strange grammar, and deciding that Paul's use of the infinitive put more emphasis on the elegance of his statement than its meaning. This was my first poetic impulse.Adam Robinson, "When I in Awesome Wonder" | Winter 2012-13 | Fence Portal
today on the Ho'…
The Haberdash by Adam Robinson:
When I'm reading a book
and some character at a party
gets up to leave and, as he leaves,
"gathers up his hat," say,
"from a cloak room," say,
then I get all unsettled in my quiet.
I want too to get up. My heart,
a little Russian pig, gets going.
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There's been a lot of talk about Executives in the news lately, a lot of mystery and confusion. For the last year, I've had a side-gig proofreading executive resumes. Now I know all about Executives: how they are made, what they hope and fear, how they communicate with each other. I'm basically fluent.
Now, on to your questions.
"When I'm reading a book
and some character at a party
gets up to leave and, as he leaves,
'gathers up his hat,' say,
'from a cloak room,' say,
then I get all unsettled in my quiet.
I want too to get up. My heart,
a little Russian pig, gets going."
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Adam Robinson: Meanwhile, what else were you doing? Probably it looked something like this: working with the designers for the next books, and trying to make big decisions there, editing the next book and trying to manage the author's feelings. Writing a press release, managing the website, the Facebook, the Twitter, which is not as easy as it sounds, once you know something about them. Every day you're probably emailing with a few people you've published about some idea or other. You're feeling stupid about the next mass email you have to send. Emailing sort-of-friends to ask what happened to that review they said they'd write. Packing up books and going to the post office three times a week. Helping an author set up a book tour. What else? And then someone emails you for an update on their submission. Sometimes it makes me laugh, when I think of how I'm doing all that, I have to track sales too. The idea of small presses being successful this way is untenable. It's laughable.
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1/2 Adam Robinson @ The Poetry Project 2/28/11
Andrew Weatherhead video'd me reading at Poetry Project a couple years ago. It was one of the most painful experiences I've ever had. I felt like everyone in the room hated me (in spite of Macgregor Card's generous and beautiful introduction).
But I just watched some of this video again and thought, "I would enjoy going to see this guy read."
Here, too, is Stephanie Barber.
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In my last post, I talked about how doing a Kickstarter got me thinking about what Publishing Genius is, and what it's done, and I wanted to write a bit about that as a sort of 7th year checkup.
Also I thought maybe it would be a cool introduction for people who don't know too much about PGP but just found out about it during the Kickstarter.
So here goes 1900 words.
We heart Publishing Genius. And hearts for Adam Robinson, hearts for the kinds of histories, publishing stories.
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When I'm reading a book
and some character at a party
gets up to leave and, as he leaves,
"gathers up his hat," say,
"from a cloak room," say,
then I get all unsettled in my quiet.
I want too to get up. My heart,
a little Russian pig, gets going.
Suddenly I want to be the one to leave a party.
Maybe life imitates art after all. But
maybe not, and for that reflection,
I'd like to thank the Laudermilk family,
of Skaneateles, NY and their Ice Cream Socials
where we would go after church and socially
pile our coats and hats and things up
on Ruthie's bed. She was their youngest.
Then later we would leave, and
when we would leave, God bless
my everlasting soul, we would
rummage through that American pile—
all of our friends' coats
with who knows what in their pockets—
pregnancy tests, cigarette papers,
an apple core, a cat's eye.
I am cowed by trust—
we'd retrieve our hats and leave.
Into that dark night
on hilly roads
Adam Robinson
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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
Anyone who came of age in Montreal in the 1970s and early 80s will remember Cinema V.
Yes, it was decrepit. I once went to see a film in mid-winter to discover the heating system wasn't working. The usher refused to give refunds but sold a lot of hot chocolate.
Together with the Seville (Let's do the Time Warp Again!), Cinema V was the place to see first run independent, avant-garde and yes, even blue, movies.
It was there that I learned about film makers such as Terence Malick and Robert Altman, saw breakthrough performances by up-and-comers such as Sissy Spacek.
Now city council is threatening to take over the Empress after prolonged efforts to restore the NDG theatre to its former grandeur have stalled, despite the best efforts of the team headed by Peter McAuslan.
The issue is set to go to Montreal council Monday night.
Here's a question I would love to hear someone at city hall answer.
What happened? Why did the campaign to save a building everyone agrees is beautiful and a cultural landmark go so horribly belong?
A good place to start is at the beginning.
Way back in 1995, a coalition in NDG began lobbying the city for a $250,000 grant to restore the theatre as a community cultural centre. The campaign was spearheaded by Allan Patrick, a local impressario who had worked as an organizer for Pierre Bourque when he ran for mayor in 1994. During the campaign, Bourque had expressed interest in the theatre and Patrick said he'd been told it was a top priority. Then nothing happened.
In August 1998, in the midst of his re-election campaign, Bourque announced the city planned to buy the theatre. At the news conference where he made the announcement, he was accompanied by Patrick, who had been hired as the mayor's liasion with the English community, and Patrick's partner, Sonya Biddle, who was then running for the Vision Montreal seat in Decarie district.
In 1999, the city bought the building for $571,000 and granted ownership to the Cinema VI Corp, which became the Empress Cultural Centre.
Allan Patrick was still the mayor's go-to guy.
He had no time for anyone who questioned the deal, calling it "a watershed for massive economic development that will enrich us all." That was 13 years ago.
He estimated it would cost roughly $1 million to renovate. It would take two years. "It's not an alarming cost," he said. "It's not a money pit."
Among those who opposed the purchase in 1999 were four west-end councillors, Sam Boskey, Jeremy Searle, who are no longer in politics and Marvin Rotrand and Michael Appelbaum, now key members of Gerald Tremblay's team.
Patrick dismissed any criticism of the deal or cynicism about his own role in helping back it happen, saying it was "morally reprehensible" for opposition councillors to quote from the brief he had presented five years earlier.
"It's mind-blowing to hear them attacking motherhood like that," Patrick said.
He said those who challenged the deal "are assuming a complete stupidity on the part of the administration. Believe me, there's no stupidity."
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We stayed here 11 days. Sites are a bit crowded but adequate with gravel area to park on and grass between sites. The location is great - near I-5 and lots of shopping. Highway and railroad noise is minimal, more of a white noise at night. Nice laundry, very clean, and economical. We were not given any rules when coming into the park and were scolded for using the hose to spray the side of the RV, so don't try washing your rig here. Office staff friendly. Price reflects Good Sam discount.
Marblemount, Washington
Alpine RV Park
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We arrived during office hours but still had to do self-registration. The sign said someone from the office would contact us with the password for the Internet. I tried knocking on the camp host door with no answer. Nobody ever showed up with the password. The sites are level and on grass. All the hookups worked. It was quiet with a beautiful view of the mountains. Price shows Passport America rate. We stayed here one night and it was adequate for that. I thought about doing laundry but when I peeked into the laundry room there was a distinct smell of mildew and neglect so I passed on this.
Republic, Washington
Winchester RV Park and Campground
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Price reflects Good Sam discount. We stayed here two nights. Friendly, competent desk staff. Free Wi-Fi. All sites are paved with picnic table at rear of site, allowing for maximum use of space. Thick green grass and mature trees between sites, very well manicured and clean. Four complimentary wood pads for jacks at each site to protect blacktop. Quiet park, very nice stay here as we traveled through on our destination.
Sandpoint, Idaho
Bonner County Fairgrounds
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The sites are level and blacktopped with electric and water. Mature trees provide shade and it's a very nice setting. Finding the office to register and pay was a bit strange; had to ask the camp host where they were located. A sign would be helpful. Also, the entry was very unlevel with a strange dip that really rocked the RV coming in. We were able to use the free Internet connection which was a nice surprise. We stayed one night while on the road.
Coram, Montana
North American RV Park & Yurt Village
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Friendly office staff, easy to deal with. Laundry room is adjacent to campers room with TV, jigsaw puzzles, free coffee, pool table and other games and lots of books. Price reflects Passport America discount. We stayed here for four nights. WiFi was free and FAST. Close to West Glacier and taking in the parks, grocery store not far away in Hungry Horse. We were parked on the far edge with just the woods next to us, perfect for our two cats...nice and quiet. You can hear the trains at a distance, as well as highway noise, but not bad at all. If back in the area someday we'd return here in a heartbeat.
Essex, Montana
Glacier Haven RV Park
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We stayed here two nights and the price reflected is with the Good Sam discount. The park is nice with sheltered sites and small round tables and chairs instead of the ubiquitous picnic table that is usually found, which was nice. However, the check in was not at all pleasant. The female manager was not able to assign our site, run the credit card or make any kind of decision. The male manager came across as cranky and a bit of a bully. They assigned a site to us that had already been taken and then argued with us over our choice of the site next to it. This was after Labor Day weekend and the park only had about four RVs in it. I also had to argue to get the second day at the discount rate as stated in the book. He only wanted to honor one night instead of the two shown. I could understand this (maybe) if it was at peak season, but things were pretty slow mid week after the big weekend ended the season.
Malta, Montana
Edgewater Inn and RV Park
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We stayed here one night on our way through Montana to Glacier National Park. $34 is a bit pricey for a spot behind the motel, but it does have full hookups. The person at the front desk was very careful to caution me about the train bridge next to campsites and the 6:00 siren every night. If you want to use the pool it's an extra $3. The sites are very narrow, but shady and we took one of the six pull-throughs available to avoid unhooking the car. It was adequate for our needs but I would not look forward to spending more than a night here.
Stoddard, Wisconsin
Goose Island Campground
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This was our second year of staying here and we were fortunate to avoid the major flooding problems in the park (150 sites closed). The site was not level and required adding additional steps to access the RV. The wi-fi was okay, but sometimes cut out. There is no sewer connections, so needed to pay $25 a pop for pumping. Laundry area very small and equipment doesn't always work well. Office staff very friendly. Memorial Day weekend was awful with excess drinking and noise. Even though police patrol frequently it didn't quiet down until about 3:00am. Will probably not stay here next year, would like something less wet,with sewer hookups and better wi-fi.
Elkhart, Indiana
Elkhart Campground
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The internet was good, fast and reliable...and free. Hooking up to cable is an additional $10, but with our tailgater we didn't need that. The laundry is nice, large with places to fold clothes and carts to move from washer to dryer -$1.50, very reasonable. Location is good, close to stores and attractions. We stayed here for about 11 days in a motorhome while having some interior remodeling done in the area. Great source of anything you could ever want for or done to your RV in this area.
Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Nashville Country RV Park (Nashville North KOA)
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Very pleasant office staff, friendly and helpful. Laundry area was nice with large folding tables. Sites were a bit narrow, but plenty of room to park a car behind the RV and we were here to enjoy the area, not sit in the park. The Internet was free and decent--kind of in and out as per usual in RV parks. We stayed here for a week with two cats.
Cave City, Kentucky
Singing Hills RV Park & Campground
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Owner was pleasant and helpful to find things needed in the area. Internet was free and fast. Location was very close to main attraction in the area and other services. We stayed here with two cats for two days, would come back again. Price reflects membership with Escapees and Passport America.
Helena, Alabama
Cherokee Campground
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All we wanted was a spot to park overnight while on our journey. This was way off the highway and appeared a bit on the dumpy side, but since it was for one night we took it. We were led up and around a narrow, twisty road in poor condition, squeezing between vehicles parked on the road. Our site was narrow, gravel and not level. There was no handle for the water faucet and since it was one night we didn't question or complain about it. We paid $15 for the Passport America rate. I would not stop here again. I wished we had pulled into a rest area or Camping World which was down the road instead. The campground was very full and was quiet. We had a wooded lot next to us that was very pretty.
Summerdale, Alabama
Rainbow Plantation
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This is a very nice park with huge shady lots. There are a lot of activities and people are friendly. The laundry is wonderful at 75 cents for washer and dryer with a large table in the middle for folding and push carts to transport the clothes. We had an exceptionally heavy rain and for a while there were large puddles but they were gone by the next day. The Tengo internet is useless. We paid $15 for the week and it was good the first day, not so good the second and third and then disappeared off our menu completely after that. We used our hot spot and should have just saved our money but we thought it would be faster. We are Escapees members and that is reflected in our rate of $17. We stayed here for a week and would gladly come back again. It's not a far drive in different directions to find shopping and restaurants.
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
Topsail Hill State Preserve
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Each site is concrete with a patio attached and surrounded by mature shrubs and trees, providing privacy and shade. We had full hookups. The park is pretty quiet. The laundry room near us was lovely, lots of washers and dryers with large tables in the center for folding clothes. You can bike to the beach as well as the bike trails that parallel 30-A. Shopping and restaurants are nearby. The internet is free and of decent signal which was very welcome. We camped here for eight days.
Old Town, Florida
Old Town Campground 'N Retreat
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Staying here was a pleasant experience. The owner provides a wealth of information and can be found easily for any questions. There are miles and miles of great bike trails nearby. The campground is very clean and extremely quiet, a feature we really enjoy. There are several tall pine trees providing some dappled shade. The people are friendly the sites allow for plenty of room. The rate we paid reflects an Escapees discount.
Brunswick, Georgia
Coastal Georgia RV Resort
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My first 10 rating and this is the new Gold Standard for the others. This park is four years old and designed by an RVer. The majority of the sites are pull through, the back-in ones are equally as long. All sites are concrete with picnic table, grill, FHU and a separate faucet for washing the RV and honest to goodness grass. There are no tall trees to block the satellite signal. Not a speed bump in the park to jostle your rig over. No tents allowed - no exception, it is truly dedicated to RV's only. There is a small conference room and a game room with two pool tables. There is an ice machine. I did not use the laundry here, so can't comment on it. There is a large shelter with outside kitchen counter tops, sink and grills with several picnic tables. There were additional fire pits with seating around them as well as a large fireplace in the shelter with bench seating. They have a dock with paddleboats. The horseshoe pit and shuffleboard are located next to it. Each site is slightly offset and has a row of bushes to provide some privacy. We were fortunate to book early and get a site on the water and stayed here for a week. There is an RV mechanic who lives nearby available for help and we got assistance with a problem we were having with our jacks. The staff is nice and provides you with a nice supply of things to see and do in the area. It's quiet, pretty and I'm going to miss this place!
Savannah, Georgia
Savannah Oaks RV Resort
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Staff is friendly and efficient. They lead you to the site when arriving. The gate is kept locked all the time for security and there are light posts at night. Most sites have concrete pads to park on. Laundry room is large with rolling carts, two large tables for folding and outdoor clotheslines. The internet was very good. Lots are shady, which is nice but not so good for satellite TV reception. We were parked near the bathrooms and I observed someone coming over at least once a day to do the cleaning, but have not used them ourselves. The park is overall very quiet, there's a little road noise, but minimally. No trains or planes were heard.
Old Mystic, Connecticut
Seaport RV Resort
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When we first pulled into the area we wondered what we had gotten ourselves into, but this was due to the shambles of a business you pass on the way to the campground. Once you enter the campground property things are extremely clean. The staff was nice and helpful. The lots were large with full hook ups and good strong internet. Things were quiet at night and the location is convenient for seeing the sights nearby. We full-time in our RV with two cats.
Grand Marais, Minnesota
Grand Marais RV Park & Campground
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The park is located close enough to allow you to walk into town to explore and shop. We stayed here two nights with the grandkids and they liked using the indoor pool that is next to the campground (small fee for daily use). We full-time in our RV with two cats.
Stoddard, Wisconsin
Goose Island Campground
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This is our home for two months in the summer when we return to the old stomping grounds. There is no sewer hookups and the Internet only works if you're in the office. Even our Wi-Fi Ranger couldn't pull it in. The sites are large and grassy and the birds are abundant. If you set out feeders you'll have lots of them. The area is prone to flooding in the spring so you want to avoid the lower areas at all costs. The pump out service is $25 a pop if you don't have your own hauler. It's quiet during the week and the weekends can get very congested and noisy. But there isn't much in the area that is close to the city and it is affordable. We enjoy the wildlife and seeing the river nearby. We live full-time in our RV with two cats.
Ham Lake, Minnesota
Ham Lake Campground
[ 8/10 ]
This is our home base for a couple of months each summer to visit family. The staff is incredible - friendly and helpful. The park is friendly with many people forming long lasting relationships. We are able to have our mail sent here, something not a lot of parks allow. There is an area with various animals such as llama,sheep, emu,chickens and a horse that the children enjoy feeding. With the ponds on the edge of the camp there are always sandhill crane and Canada geese nearby, which we enjoy. The lake is very shallow and great for smaller kids. They have a swing set out in the water for them to play on. There are bikes and canoes for rent. There is a large covered pavilion for gatherings. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and yet you have the city within minutes for shopping and entertainment. We live full-time in our RV with our two cats.
Mansfield, Massachusetts
Canoe River Campground
[ 6/10 ]
We stayed here for a week while visiting the area. Our site had a view of the river with geese, ducks and swans. The site could have used a bit of a clean up, but was okay. We paid the $10 for Internet for a week and it worked fine. We stayed here for a week and live full-time in our RV with two cats.
Scarborough, Maine
Bayley's Camping Resort
[ 8/10 ]
This was extremely well organized - they had check in windows with more than one person to assist. We only stayed for the one night as we were passing through but the pool looked nice and they had an attractive display of items for sale in the office/store. We live in our RV with two cats.
Jersey City, New Jersey
Liberty Harbor RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
I know this park had a lot of bad reviews, but hey...let's be realistic here. Did you really come to this area to "enjoy" the campground experience or to see the sights the city has to offer? Yes, the price is high...everything here is. But it's convenient and safe. You can walk to the metro to get downtown without any problems. It was well lit and we never felt in any danger. Crowded and close together? You bet! But for us, it was worth it to be that close to the city sights for a lot less money than a hotel would have cost us. We had full hookups. The people in the office were very helpful and provided a folder with information on the marina and attractions nearby. They made it clear that they would be willing to help in anyway to find our way around. We only stayed two days because of the high cost in the area...we got in and saw what we wanted to see, took in a play and then skeedaddled out of there. We live in our RV with two cats and I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again.
North Branford, Connecticut
Totoket Valley RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
This is an offshoot of a mobile home park, with all the RVs grouped into a gravel area. There were full hook ups and concrete pads with a picnic table as well as cable TV provided. This makes it so much easier to set up than when they try to "work you in" between permanent trailers in these kind of parks. It was quiet and well lit. The owner was very nice to deal with and very relaxed. We full-time in our RV with two cats and stayed here for two nights on our journey down the east coast.
Lothian, Maryland
Duncan's Family Campground
[ 8/10 ]
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Information was provided on attractions nearby and detailed instructions on how to get to the nearest metro to travel into the city. They have a little nature trail to walk on. Sites are good sized and everything kept clean. One of the few parks we've been at where you can set your trash and recycling out at the curb for pickup. We full-time in our RV with our two cats and spent eight days here.
Williamsburg, Virginia
Chickahominy Riverfront Park
[ 9/10 ]
What a sweet park! We had a site right where the river bends and it provided a fantastic view. The campground has a system of lights on the utility pole which is much lower than we usually see. It was much appreciated as it provides lighting for security but isn't blaring in your eyes at night. We only stayed two days and I wish we could have stayed longer to rent a canoe or kayak. There is a golf driving range right as you enter the park as well.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Myrtle Beach State Park
[ 7/10 ]
The check in was a bit confusing as well as the plethora of one way streets, but once we figured it out, we could see the wisdom of how they operated. The beach is within walking distance and we hiked one of their nature trails to get there. Our lot was shady and ample in size. There was a fair amount of noise from the airport nearby, but it's not like they took off every half hour.
Bar Harbor, Maine
Bar Harbor Campground
[ 8/10 ]
Nice campground, very close to Acadia Park. Their system is a bit different where you go and find the site you want and then return to pay for it. A map was provided with which sites were open at the time of arrival to make this easier. The staff was friendly and helpful. The sites were nice sized.
Charleston, South Carolina
Oak Plantation Campground
[ 9/10 ]
The staff is very friendly and provides information on stores nearby that might be helpful. They also provided a $5 coupon for a local restaurant that we visited and loved the food. The sites are large with grass and concrete pads to park on. It's well maintained and there are several trash cans at the end of each row. We were able to use our Good Sam discount for the stay. We full time in our RV and this is one of the nicest parks we've visited in this area. The price was a welcome relief after coming down the east coast from Canada where everything is priced much higher.
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Perhaps one of the most surprising answers from yesterday's #AskACurator Twitter chat with chief curator Julian Cox featured this painting by Thomas Hart Benton.
The tweet from @erikajoy asked, "What object/artwork in your collection makes you laugh?" Cox picked this striking rendition of Susanna and the Elders because, in his words, "It's so extreme!"
Erika complied the answers to her question from a variety of curators and made a pinboard featuring humorous artworks. What gets your giggle?
Thomas Hart Benton (American, 1889–1975). Susanna and the Elders, 1938. Oil and tempera on canvas mounted on wood panel. 60 x 42 in. (152.4 x 106.7 cm); 69 x 51 x 3 3/4 in. (175.3 x 129.5 x 9.5 cm) framed. Anonymous Gift. 1940.104
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The burning flame,
The melting wax.
The crumbling ash,
The burning flame.
The calm waves,
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The soothing tide,
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Stage is the word doctors use to describe the extent of a cancerous tumor as well as to describe whether or not it has spread to other organs. The first place cancer is found in your body is called the primary site or primary tumor. When a cancer spreads, it's said to have metastasized.
The TNM System is a standard system for describing the extent of a cancer's growth. The American Joint Committee on Cancer developed this system. Here's what the letters stand for in the TNM System:
T (tumor) refers to the extent of the tumor in the gallbladder and whether it has grown into nearby organs.
N (nodes) refers to whether lymph nodes in the area of the gallbladder have become cancerous.
M (metastasis) refers to whether the cancer has spread to other, distant organs in the body.
Your oncologist assigns numerical values from 0 to 4 to your T, N, and M categories. They're then combined to determine your overall disease stage in a process called stage grouping. Stage is expressed in Roman numerals from I (the earliest) to IV (the most advanced). The lower the number, the less the cancer has spread. The higher the number, the more the cancer has spread.
Some doctors may also use other staging systems. One such system divides gallbladder cancer into 3 categories: localized, unresectable, and recurrent.
Localized means that all the cancer can be removed by surgery.
Unresectable indicates that all the cancer cannot be removed during an operation. This is often because the cancer has spread to and invaded other tissues or organs around the gallbladder, such as the lymph nodes, liver, pancreas, or intestines.
Recurrent means the cancer has come back after treatment.
A cancer diagnosis can be frightening news. The anxiety, combined with the doctor's use of unfamiliar words and phrases, can make office visits seem confusing and overwhelming. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality recommends that you write down questions and bring a family member or a close friend with you to doctor's visits. These strategies will help ensure that your concerns and questions are clearly addressed and explained.
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Top 5 Husband Training Tips
1. Watching Telly
When women settle down together to watch a TV show they all enjoy - lots of interesting things are happening. They sit in a position that ensures that everyone can have eye contact (often angled partly to the screen, partly to each other). The conversation flows! Women talk about; the plot, the characters, their motives - (although weirdly, tend not to try to predict the end, for fear of spoiling the experience for everyone else). They can skilfully keep track of the story whilst enjoying the insight that their friends give them - enriching the experience and deepening the connection they have together. Men just want to watch the programme. They want to sit facing it, and they don't want to talk about it until later - if at all!
Tip 1. SHHHH. Do not talk to your husband while he is watching the television.
It will make him all grumpy and way less compliant.
2. Making Requests
(Wife): "Darling, you know on Saturday - I have so much on, what with your Mum and sister coming on Sunday. It's going to be tight for time and I am worried about the traffic on the way into town because I will have to double back on myself and you are so much nearer because of the one-way system." To husbands, this sounds like just lots and lots of (vaguely annoying) detail, which doesn't get to a particular point. The following sentence is very much more well received by husbands "Please could you go to Sainsburys and buy a large organic chicken on your way home?"
Tip 2. Cut out the BLAH. Give your husband direct requests.
Preferably without commas or any unnecessary detail or wild emotion.
3. No Gatecrashing 'The Rock'
When women have a problem, we phone our friends to talk things through. We meet up. Most usually we will talk to ALL of our friendship group (even on-line).
We use this information and opinion as a vital resource to know what do do for the best. Husbands do not do this. They go (like thousands of years of cavemen before him) to 'Their Rock'.
They sit on the metaphorical rock, staring at the horizon, with or without chest-beating, shut themselves off from the rest of the World until they come to their own conclusions.
Then they return.
The most important thing about this - is that YOU ARE NOT INVITED!
Any interruptions (other than with bacon sandwiches or coffee) will be hugely annoying.
He is too busy thinking to answer that question.
Best to collect the children and go out somewhere nice, like Monsoon, until he has finished.
He will appreciate the space you have given and patience you showed him and be all grateful when he has finished doing is caveman thing.
Which may be useful if you have overspent at the shops.
Tip 3. If he has gone all quiet and thinky - it's because he is thinking.
He will be back. In the meantime - go shopping or for a nice lunch with your friends.
4. Fair's Fair
Married men get a raw deal when it comes to the media. "Stupid men", "He acts like a big kid", "Can't even boil an egg".
This man who was so irresistible and perfect that you agreed to marry him!
I think lots of women are guilty of perpetrating this stereotype in their general conversation, more out of habit than anything else.
But... it does chip away and in reverse we would go absolutely postal.
From Terry (from Terry and June) and Fawlty Towers' Basil, to today's Homer Simpson and Peter Griffin - beautiful, sensible, long-suffering women just roll their eyes and tolerate their stupid/barking mad/incapable husbands.
Even advertising has got in on the male-bashing act:
We all have stress, work, home, sleeplessness - husbands too - but often they have the added pressure of being the main breadwinner and the feeling that he should be 'The Strong One'.
Give him a break. What's good for the goose is good for the other gender...
Tip 4. Don't moan about him to your mates.
It emasculates him, makes you look mean, and makes you both respect each other just that little bit less.
5. Play To (Both) Your Strengths
As exemplified in Tip 2 - men and women approach things differently. Women analyse, explore possibilities and collaborate - men fix things.
If you ask his opinion on what do do about a situation... don't be cross if he presents you with a solution rather than an opportunity for a protracted discussion.
Women's conversation is more subtle (in fact we have more basic facial expressions and basic voice tones - that's for another post) and we are highly attuned to non-verbal communication in a way that just baffles most men.
What he has most likely done, is think through all the variables and come up with the most likely and logical answer.
My husband is annoyingly accurate at this.
If you want to have a discussion, husbands react extremely well to:
Arranging a time frame in advance (I would like us to set aside an hour for a chat at about 8 tonight)
Giving your subject (e.g I want to work out what we are going to do about Christmas)
Knowing what you want the outcome to be. Whether it's a definite plan, a brainstorming or general discussion.
You have a wonderful resource there in the form of that husband (fingers crossed).
Recognising your skills, strengths and communication differences AND where the possibilities for MIScommunication (or plain annoyance) can arise, will all help in his training.
And yours.
Tip 5. Let him fix things. His brain was designed for it.
Go Team!
Any team, or organisation for that matter, consists of people performing different roles.
As long as the money comes in, the house doesn't fall down, the children are looked after, people eat regularly, nothing goes on fire and you are not overrun with pests -
it doesn't much matter who does what.
You might both do some of all of it, or have clear dividing lines.
As long as it is shared out pretty evenly and you are both happy with it, its all gravy.
You also are both entitled to the same amount of relaxation and fun...
(I will leave you with that one...)
If the balance of all that is a little out-of-kilter - don't forget the 'men are not mind-readers' thing.
State clearly and precisely what you need more help with, without unneeded extra words, commas or wild emotion.
Or maybe... in the scheme of things - it is you that isn't doing your share?
To get the best result, it is worth recognising that we do things differently, we argue differently, we solve problems differently, we communicate differently.
But that's what's great.
Yin and Yang - can be a fantastic team....with the right training.
Have a great week
The WiggleWaggle Team.


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Dental Hygienist - Modern Tools and Modern Career
Today's modern dental hygienist has an array of modern tools to perform their services for dental patients. In comparison, http://dentalhygienisthq.net describes that the original hygienist had only crude instruments capable of scraping, brushing and hand polishing the teeth.
In the wrong hands these devices could become instruments of torture, hence the fear that many people had when considering the possibility or necessity of seeing a dental professional. Too many cartoons of the day exhibited the image of a dental professional using pliers like tools to haul a bad tooth out of a patient's head.
The dentists of the day in the late 1800's were also not too enthusiastic about dental hygienists, because they were afraid that these specialists would soon take too much business away from them. This probably stemmed from the fact that there was a scarcity of information as well as numbers of patients at the time.
The Technology X-Ray Technicians Are Embracing
MRI scanning technology or Magnetic Resonance Imagining is a highly respected method of diagnostic imaging, which involves spreading an enormous powerful magnetic field with radio waves, to examine the interior parts of human body.
When comparing this technology versus x-rays, there's no ionizing radiation involved with MRI, which signifies this is actually a very safe and non-invasive method of gazing within the human body and preparing detailed and clear images of internal body structures, bones, muscles, soft tissues and organs.
As discussed at http://xraytechnicianeducation.com, MRI scans are preferred to Computerized Tomography scans together with other diagnostic imagining methods due to its high quality capture of soft tissue imaging. It is typically recommended for imaging of organs like the brain, as well as the spine and musculoskeletal system.