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Palliative Care
Palliative care is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as "...an approach which improves the quality of life of patients and their families facing life-threatening illness, through the prevention, assessment and treatment of pain and other physical, psychosocial and spiritual problems". 1
According to the Oxford Handbook of Palliative Care, palliative care is generally underpinned by the following principles: 2
- A focus on quality of life, including good symptom control
- A whole person approach, taking into account the person's past and current situation
- Care that focuses on both the person with the illness and those that matter to the person
- A respect for patient autonomy and choice
- An emphasis on open and sensitive communication
Different definitions of palliative care
There are four main ways in which definitions of palliative care may differ.
- Palliative care is sometimes defined as solely being care that alleviates pain and other symptoms. With these definitions palliative care does not include any other support for either the patient or their family.
- In the 1960s hospices provided palliative care for people who were dying of cancer. As a result palliative care was defined as being care that was provided for people who were not receiving any treatment to actively treat their disease. It has since been realised that many aspects of palliative care are applicable earlier in the course of a disease and that palliative care can, and often should, be provided alongside disease modifying treatment. Some definitions of palliative care such as the one given above, either implicitly or explicitly allow for this.
- Palliative care is still sometimes defined as solely being for people with cancer, but palliative care is more often now defined as being for people facing a life-threatening illness. Palliative care is not usually defined as being for people with chronic conditions such as diabetes.
- When palliative care first began to be provided for people with AIDS in the 1980s, it was realised that the provision of palliative care for a "family" could exclude the person who mattered most to a person with AIDS. Some definitions of palliative care now try to ensure that the word "family" is interpreted as including everyone who matters most whether a "blood" relative or not.
What is supportive care?
Supportive care is another term that, like palliative care, has a number of different definitions.
If palliative care is defined as being only about pain and other symptom control, then supportive care may include palliative care as well as a range of other care that could be provided to support a person (and their family) with a life-threatening disease.
Supportive care usually refers to the care that is provided to a patient and their family from pre-diagnosis, to treatment, to death, and into bereavement.
What is end of life care?
End of life care is an important part of palliative care, and usually refers to the care of a person living with a progressive condition during the last part of their life, from the point at which it has become clear that the person is in a progressive state of decline.
"You matter to the last moment of your life, and we will do all we can to help you not only to die peacefully, but also to live until you die."
Dame Cicely Saunders
End of life care is usually a longer period than the time during which someone is considered to be "dying". In the UK it is mainly health care professionals who use the term end of life care, whereas patients and their families are more likely to refer to terminal illness and terminal care. Whether you call it end of life care, or terminal care, or you refer to it in some other way, how do you know when someone is dying?
Some people take the view that everyone effectively starts to die from the day they are born. The reality of course is that it is never known exactly when someone is going to die from a life-threatening disease. Taking the approach of equating terminal care with "dying", some medical organisations define someone as being terminally ill when it is expected that there is only a short period of time, perhaps a few days or weeks, or at most a month or two, before the person is expected to die.
When someone is terminal ill, they may be cared for in hospital, they may be at home with home based care, or they may spend some time in a hospice. The aim of hospice care is to provide the best possible quality of life, and to relieve pain and other symptoms during the final days of a person's life, at a time when the underlying disease can no longer be treated or cured. Hospice care is a philosophy of care which has been described as follows:
"You matter because you are you. You matter to the last moment of your life, and we will do all we can to help you not only to die peacefully, but also to live until you die." Dame Cicely Saunders, 3 founder of the hospice movement
Hospice care is no longer provided only in buildings known as hospices, but many hospices now provide a "hospice at home" service. The difficulty with the word "hospice" can be the same as that of palliative care more generally, which is that when people go into a hospice, it is very often perceived by both the patient and their family, that it is not going to be long before they are going to die.
Difficulties caused by different definitions
Having a number of different definitions of both supportive care and palliative care has resulted in a considerable degree of confusion, not only for health professionals but also for patients. Not only are many people unsure about what palliative care is, and when it should be provided, but palliative care is in some circumstances part of supportive care, and in other circumstances it is the other way round with supportive care being part of palliative care.
Many people have only heard about palliative care as something that is provided in hospices for people who are dying. So another difficulty that can arise concerns people being offered palliative care early on in the course of a disease. Some people turn down the offer of palliative care believing that to accept will mean that they are terminally ill and going to die. They may also believe that they will no longer be offered any disease modifying or curative treatment.
Whatever you call it, the time at the end of life is different for each person, and each person has unique needs for information, support and care.
Palliative care and HIV/AIDS
At the start of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, palliative care was primarily regarded as the care of the dying, and for people in the last stages of AIDS. It was the approach to be adopted when there was no longer any possibility of treating the underlying disease and when further medical treatment would be inappropriate. There was an emphasis on pain and other symptom control, and on psychological, emotional and spiritual care.
When antiretroviral (ARV) treatment became available in high-income countries in the mid 1990s, it had a dramatic effect on the number of people dying from AIDS. HIV/AIDS started to be seen as a chronic condition with little need for palliative care. Many people viewed any talk of death and dying as being unduly negative.
Today, the long term outlook for people currently taking ARV treatment is still relatively unknown. Drug resistance still develops in people living with HIV and long term survival is often associated with an increased incidence of AIDS-related malignancies. Not everyone responds well to ARV treatment, with some people unable to tolerate it, and others diagnosed at a late stage when it's less likely to work. In addition, in many low- and middle-income countries access to antiretroviral treatment is still low for many of those who need it, and therefore for some time there will continue to be people with advanced HIV disease or AIDS, who will benefit from palliative care.
At the same time, palliative care has also evolved, as it has been realised that palliative care should not necessarily be only for those people who are dying and who are approaching the end of their life. Many people now accept that some aspects of palliative care are applicable earlier in the course of a disease, and that it can often be integrated with acute care for HIV/AIDS. Palliative care is not only for those in the last stages of AIDS.
AVERT has more information about other types of care for people living with HIV/AIDS, including emotional needs and support, home-based care and treating AIDS-related pain.
- 1. WHO (2002) 'Palliative care'
- 2. Watson, M et al (2005) 'Oxford handbook of palliative care', New York: Oxford University Press
- 3. Saunders, C (1976) 'Care of the dying-1. The problem of euthanasia', Nursing Times, July 1: 1003-05
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Problem with a student loan payoff causes big headaches for a Tulsa man
Steven Feher says he tried repeatedly to get Discover Student Loans to acknowledge he paid the more than $3,800 in full, then decided to turn to the 2NEWS Problem Solvers to set the record straight.
"As much as i try to pay off Discover, they can't sort this out," he said.
Feher co-signed a student loan for his nephew. The nephew eventually left school and was unable to pay off the debt, so Steven was on the hook for it.
He showed us the canceled check showing that he immediately paid the debt in full.
"I sent a check. That's pretty much where the whole debacle started," he said.
He says he sent the check to an address Discover Student Loans provided.
But soon after Steven began receiving calls and letters saying he still owed the money. That went on for for several months then another wrinkle.
Feher explains, "I got a check from Great Labs Educational Loan Services for the amount I had paid Discover, saying they had no record of a student loan in my name."
He immediately called Discover and did an electronic transfer of money from his checking account to the company in his second attempt to pay off the loan.
He says he asked for verification they received the money, but he never got it.
Instead a couple of weeks later he says his phone started ringing again. Discover calling saying he had not paid his debt.
So he called the 2NEWS Problem Solvers for help saying, "It seems like this is a case where an individual can make no difference. So I'm hoping the Problem Solvers can work their magic on the situation and hopefully resolve it."
We contacted Discover Student Loans and a spokesperson promised to look into the situation.
Soon we received an email saying the situation was resolved. Multiple follow-up emails and phone calls trying to find out what went wrong in Feher's case went unanswered by the company.
Feher was able to confirm he did receive the letter he'd been waiting for confirming his $0 balance. He says it's a big relief.
"So grateful to the Problem Solvers for solving this. I was at my wits end. Now I'm happy again. I'm thrilled."
Experts say when considering whether to co-sign on a loan be certain you are able to afford to pay off the full amount yourself. Because if the friend or family member you co-sign with fails to pay you will be on the hook for the full amount and interest.

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Too Faced Air Buffed BB Creme Review & Swatches
Too Faced Air Buffed BB Creme Complete Coverage Makeup Broad Spectrum SPF 20 Sunscreen is possibly one of the more exciting foundation releases as of late. This quite reminded me of my much beloved Bourjois Paris Mineral Matte Foundation and if it was anything like that beloved product? Well, we'd have a little piece of awesome on our hands.
Too Faced Air Buffed BB Creme Complete Coverage Makeup promises to prime, perfect, moisturize, mattify, and protect with their all in one formula. This is the first potted BB Cream as well here in the US so that alone makes it an interesting product to haul.
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Props to Too Faced for packaging as this has a nifty screw top that features a Teddy Bear Hair brush that snaps right into the top of the BB Cream. Not only is the brush handy for application but it acts as a handle of sorts to unscrew the foundation. Nifty right? The entire thing is a spot on dupe for Bourjois Paris' Mineral Foundation right down to the brush. The brush has super soft bristles yet shorter ones so it is dense enough to buff product onto skin.
This is nearly 1oz of foundation so you're getting a TON of bang for your buck here at $39.
They market it as an air brushed second skin finish that has a cream to powder formula for buildable coverage. They ALMOST get it right.
The problems for me were this is a tad TOO dense. The foundation isn't creamy in the least and has a very, very dense surface. I found myself nearly bending the bristles back on the brush to pick up product. Once I did have my brush loaded up I felt like I had a hard time applying and blending the product onto my skin. It didn't buff well nor did it blend correctly and I was left with patchy areas. The best technique for me was to brush it on and blend it out with my fingers. You really have to warm this up to get it to smooth on correctly and even than it was difficult to apply smoothly. It just blends really badly and worst still with my drier skin it adheres to flaky areas and really shouts out, "Hey, I have foundation on". I paid extra attention to my prep work when applying this and even than I had issues with it applying correctly. At best coverage seems to run from sheer to medium when built but not completely full coverage.
I think for myself I expected a whipped consistency of some sort or a softer, creamier texture. I did take note that my first time with the product it was dense but after over a month the consistency of the product got even harder in the pot and even showed signs of cracking. I know it is a cream to powder formula but I was a little aghast how dry it was at first use and how dry it got after not using it for over a month.
Unfortunately, Too Faced Air Buffed BB Creme wasn't exactly what I expected it to be. Too Faced should have went creamier with this and it would have probably had a solid winner on its hand. This dense texture is just difficult to use and it settles unnaturally on the skin so airbrushed looks more like HEY! I'm wearing foundation. No bueno.
Too Faced Air Buffed BB Creme is available now at Sephora and Sephora.com
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6/10/13 20:02 megan:
I like this product..but….
It applies better if the brush is wet. I know this because I'm half way through my container and cannot get the brush clean! It's this icky sticky mess. I keep trying to clean it out and one time used it wet with the cream. Better! For someone with dry skin like me who likes light coverage. It was perfect.
Totally agree it's too dry and dense. Mine is cracking too. And – see above – I can't get it out of the brush and don't want to wreck another brush!
But I do like the color. I do like the product. I might not buy it again….however.
Too Faced has much better products.
6/10/13 20:27 maddy:
hey muse!
do you think it would easier to work with for people with oilier skin?
6/10/13 22:03 Cristi:
I felt the same way about this one. I tried it at the store when it first launched. I used it on the back of my hand (my hands aren't particularly dry, mind you)and I could see every little line and crevice. It was positively ghastly. I've never had ANY type of foundation swatch that badly on my hand EVER. Even buffing it out proved fruitless.
I decided to do a lil' application on the side of my face (which leans oily). Hahahaha. No. Don't even know why I bothered.
Even worse, it never dried. It just stayed a grease paint-y mess an hour later.
I was really hoping this would be the one. Oh well.
6/10/13 23:15 Allison:
I bought this as soon as I saw it at Ulta and promptly returned it within 2 days. First day I was a little shiny at the end of the day, 2nd I was a greasy grease ball. Yikes! Lots of bb creams seem to do that to me, and I have combination skin….
6/11/13 14:18 Danii:
Are the BBs in the Korean/Japanese sense or BBs in the American sense? The American stuff tends to be focused on normal and oily types BUT not so much combination skin. You could probably do better with truer BB. I have combination skin, and have tried the American stuff. Yeah, no!!!! That was gross so I stick to my SKIN79. I expected light coverage from the American stuff but I also expected it to be less… Greasy-looking on my skin, to no avail. Even with powder!
6/10/13 23:56 Scout:
I really wanted to like this product, but I found it really hard to clean my foundation brush after using it. This product seems almost like clay or something. Miss Muse were you successful with cleaning your brush? If so what did you use?
6/11/13 0:38 Phyrra:
I loved this product but I think I'm in the minority with it. I found the trick to applying it! Use the Sigma F88 Flat Angled Kabuki brush, not the brush that comes with it. That's what worked best for me. Now, my skin is sometimes oily and sometimes dry depending on rosacea, but this was the only thing I could wear for a while because it wouldn't cake up in a funky fashion.
10/13/13 13:23 Mediterranean Maven:
Hi, Muse! The only way that I got the Too Faced Airbrushed BB cream to work was using the Urban Decay foundation brush. It's round stippling brush that for some reason gets the product on easily and evenly. I use cleansing oil on the brush to get the product off before I wash the brush with liquid soap. Using the Urban Decay brush, I got the airbrushed finish. But, I agree, this BB cream is challenging to use. I'm looking forward to trying the Korean brands of BB cream.
6/11/13 0:42 Marilyn @ Lipgloss+Spandex:
I love Too Faced, but this was terrible. The brush was too small, the product was too dense and cakey. It looked natural and skin-like at first, but quickly turned into an oil slick. It transferred onto EVERYTHING. And it was almost impossible to clean my beloved it Cosmetics brush after I'd used it to apply the Too Faced BB cream!
6/11/13 3:10 Danii:
I like this but I don't like this, if that makes sense. I swatched it on a whim at Ulta, while stalking the NYX aisle (it was CROWDED in that tiny space >:( ). It wasn't that great, felt okay but didn't look so okay on the skin. I don't remember this matching my "LOOK AT ME I'M NEAR BLINDING" pale skin… Could be the pink undertone (I already have pink undertones, don't add to it!). I'm not fair, I'm PALE. I liked the brush, so I think I might have to find a Teddy Bear Hair brush from Too Faced.
And will someone please explain the hate pale chicks with pink undertones have with yellow-based foundation? I read that pink-based ones won't match, looking masky and it won't blend in… I find yellow-bases balance out the pink! I don't look sickly with it.
6/11/13 4:13 Fuuka:
Have you tried the Too Faced liquid? I'm on my second bottle of Shiseido Perfect Refining Foundation, but was attracted when I saw those adorable bottles!
6/11/13 7:40 Majick:
Muse, I totally agree with your assessment. I tried this in Ulta when it first came out. I love the packaging and really wanted to love it but the texture and coverage were lacking.
6/11/13 7:51 Nina:
I completely agree with you Muse!! I purchased this and had to really dig into the product in order to get any bit of product onto the beauty blender I was using. I returned and am still out on the search for a BB cream. Have you tried any CC creams? I am interested in those. Sorry if you have and I haven't seen any posts.
Thank you!!
6/11/13 9:33 Ana reczynski:
Hey muse! I love this product it's become my go to product. Your right it's a tad dense. Also I would advise a good moisturizer underneath this to ensure good blending. I use Bobbi Brown Extra repair balm 25…this combo works amazing for me.
6/12/13 23:42 Michelle:
I thought it felt a bit tacky & wet on my skin. Was not a fan & it pains me to say that bc I love toofaced!!!
6/17/13 14:50 Cas:
Damn. I wanted this to be my dream foundation so bad. Well good looking out. You always have my make up back. Sigh.
8/3/13 23:01 Tayllor:
I love this product! It's so easy and makes my skin look flawless. Super lightweight, but perfect coverage. I use it with a beauty blender. The brush it comes with does NOTHING! And the product is a bit pricey.
9/6/15 23:09 Nikki Roble:
Hello everyone! Know this may be an old post but I rectly bought this at Nordstrom Rack. I was wondering if anyone has tried blow drying it to melt it a little? Would that be bad? Also, what do you guys think the best application would be? beauty blender?
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Extracurricular activities: Mock Trial, Peer Assistant Leadership team, the president of the Social Regulations Council, president of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority, a student worker at Human Resources, and a member of one of the Rhodes Common Tables
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When I was still in high school, I was determined not to go to school in Tennessee because I wanted to see other parts of the United States. I had planned to go to Furman, SMU, or Kenyon, but when I visited all of those schools something seemed to be lacking. My college counselor recommended that I apply to Rhodes. At the time, I did it just to have another backup because I was almost 100% sure I would not go to school in state, but upon visiting the school, I fell in love with the campus almost instantly. It was beautiful, the academics were great, they had an honor code, which my high school had, and I could see myself at the school. After that, the decision was made and I chose to go to Rhodes.
How have you changed since beginning your studies at Rhodes College?
I have stuck to my moral values, but I have also been able to grow while here and come out of my shell more than I did in high school. I have been able to join many different organizations, make different groups of friends, and choose what I wanted to do with the support of the faculty and staff at Rhodes.
How did you first get involved with SRC? What made you decide to run for president?
My freshman year my PA leader was a member of SRC, and during Welcome Week she talked with us about what the Honor Code and Social Regulations Code mean to the college. She explained how she could leave her backpack out and how professors would leave during exams and would only come back to pick them up. This reminded me of my high school atmosphere and I decided I wanted to become a member of this organization. It was the first organization I joined on campus and was the basis for my Rhodes College career. After being on the council for two years, I decided to run for vice president. I ended up running unopposed and won. As vice president, my belief in the council and its purpose on campus was reinforced, causing me to know that I wanted to be president of the council. This spring, I ran for the position and was honored enough to be voted in by the student body.
Serving as next year's president of SRC, what changes do you see yourself implementing?
I plan on continuing the changes the outgoing president and I began, which include reworking the constitution, ensuring that all students understand the Social Regulations Code, making sure that anyone who is a witness, a victim, or an accused feels comfortable in their setting and understands exactly what is going on. I also want to help uphold the values that I believe Rhodes represents.
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By Annabelle White on 18th March 2013, in Dinner, Food & recipes, Recipes
Total time3 hours
Ready in 3 hours, serves 4-6.
A simple tasty favourite that can be served hot with potatoes, braised cabbage and a mustard sauce, or cold in sandwiches with pickle.
- 1.2kg piece of corned beef
- 1 litre beer*
- 6 cloves garlic, peeled
- Water
1. Place corned beef in a heavy stock pot. Cover with cold water and bring to the boil.
2. Discard the water, then rinse out the pot.
3. Place beef back in the pot with the beer and garlic. *You will need to add water to the pot to ensure the meat is covered in liquid throughout the cooking process.
4. Cover, keeping lid slightly askew. Bring to a rolling boil and then simmer for 2 to 2 1/2 hours.
5. Turn off the heat and leave beef to sit in the liquid for 30 minutes before slicing and serving. In the test kitchen we left the beef and liquid covered in the fridge overnight, and then reheated it.
6. Serve with mustard, lightly cooked cabbage with caraway seeds, mashed potatoes and steamed carrots.
About Annabelle White
Annabelle was born and raised in New Zealand and while she does not have formal chef's training her love of "great honest cooking" came from watching her mother cook every day after school.more of this author


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The Magazine
War Without Victory
A bicentennial reflection on the War of 1812.
Nov 5, 2012, Vol. 18, No. 08 • By JAMES M. BANNER JR.
These are standard items in all histories of the War of 1812. And each warrants attention. But in contrast to most earlier historians, Troy Bickham is at pains to emphasize that what was more important than the war's prosecution was its consequences. It has long been said that we gained nothing from it; after all, didn't the Treaty of Ghent leave everything as it had been at the start—status quo ante bellum—despite two-and-a-half years of fighting and roughly 15,000 American casualties, to say nothing of Canadian, British, and Indian dead? Yes, it did. But a notable characteristic of recent histories of the war is their questioning of the claim that the war was of little significance to the United States. In their telling, that view is no longer tenable. And surely they are correct. As we can see now, the war was critical to the subsequent history of the United States, and much of the rest of the world.
Take the Treaty of Ghent itself. As many have pointed out, while Britain may have won the war, America won the peace and, arguably, the ideological upper hand thereafter. As Bickham emphasizes, Great Britain had long wished to keep the United States a client state, one subordinate to Britain's own commercial interests around the globe. In that aim it failed; the United States succeeded in preserving its independence and freedom of action while winning the permanent regard (however grudging) of its former mother country for having done so.
It's also the case that status quo ante bellum—neither enemy conceding anything to the other—was
Bickham's book, taking up such large realities, comprises only a modest proportion of the torrent of books and films already accompanying this bicentennial of the war. Yet it is among the most authoritative, up-to-date, and readable works that have so far appeared—modern scholarship at its very best.
The Weight of Vengeance owes much to the recent effort among students of politics, institutions, and diplomacy—the stuff of traditional history—to understand those classic topics in the context of the social and cultural realities surrounding them. To these historians, a war is not just a series of campaigns and battles topped off by a negotiated peace, but a large human event that can be fully understood only by taking into account such matters as the ethno-racial composition of military forces, the words used by governments and propagandists to explain and justify it, and the intellectual content of strategic decisions.
This political-culture approach has greatly broadened our understanding of politics in recent years, and has led to a welcome revival in the study of political, diplomatic, and military history—albeit all in new forms and with new emphases. Bickham's book is an example not only of this new approach but also of the effort, steadily gaining ground, to place American history in its world context. His War of 1812 is, as it must be, part of a world war, its prosecution and diplomacy affected at every turn by what is going on elsewhere.
Thus, anyone reading this book should be prepared to encounter not warfare history as they've known it, nor even as (improved in recent decades) it has become. Bickham gives us a war without warfare, something more akin to political history: no battlefield gore and terror, no attention to the realities of fighting, no arguments about tactics or grand strategy. Emblematic of this is the fact that The Weight of Vengeance contains only a single chapter among eight on what we would normally think of as the war itself—its prosecution and its battlefield and naval consequences.


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On a Halloween night, eight boys are led on an incredible journey into the past by the mysterious "spirit" Moundshroud. Riding a dark autumn wind from ancient Egypt to the land of the Celtic druids, from Mexico to a cathedral in Paris, they will witness the haunting beginnings of the holiday called Halloween.
Ray Bradbury's evocative prose and imagery will send shivers of delight—and spine-chilling terror—through listeners young and old, long after the last candle has died in your jack-o'-lantern.
©1972 2000 by Ray Bradbury (P)2011 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"There is a great treat in Bradbury's frenetic imagery." (New York Times)
I'm a big fan of SF/F/Horror, and all things in between and out.
"An October Essential!"
If you're looking for a fun story to listen to this Halloween, look no further. Bradbury's The Halloween Tree is about as essential to October as Linus and the Great Pumpkin. After listening to it, I'm kind of surprised there isn't a stop motion film from Henry Selick in the works yet.
One fateful Halloween night, a group of boys are taken on a journey by a mysterious prankster named Moundshroud in order to save their friend Pipkin's life. They travel across the world and through history, exploring the origins and influences of Halloween from ancient Egypt to Celtic Druids, to the Day of the Dead. It's both breezy and spooky, like you're taking a train ride through Halloween country, and Bradbury is the conductor and tour guide, and it's near impossible not to be infected with his joy for the holiday.
Pinchot's narration is an excellent match for Bradbury's lush prose, sometimes all boyish excitement, and other times completely haunting. There are times when he whispers, and if you're in a noisy environment, it would be inaudible. But if you're in a quiet, and hopefully dark place, listening by the light of Jack O' Lanterns, it'll send shivers up your spine.
This is one of Bradbury's October masterpieces, not quite as terrifying or as well-plotted as Something Wicked This Way Comes, but still an incomparable listening experience. If you're looking for a short book with as much emphasis on fun as on spooky, The Halloween Tree is about as perfect of a Halloween listen you could hope for.
Low-Brow Artist
"The Ultimate Mystery History of Halloween!"
Oh so much Darker and vastly richer than Tim Burton's "Nightmare Before Christmas", Bradbury shows he is the true KING OF HALLOWEEN in this tour of the weirdest holiday of the world. And, as the most frightening tour guide takes you on a ghost train ride through the million nights of man kind's yearning to understand what goes bump in the night, and why we fear and celebrate it all in one pumpkin flaming eve.
Bradbury is at the top of his game, and every sentence, every word is a juicy Halloween treat to be savored. One of his very best. Nearly a poem, his love for this tale roars out in every word. This is the book Bradbury was supposed to write, and only Bradbury could write. A national treasure. If you have any love of Halloween, you MUST read or listen to this masterpiece.
A good read. I could wish for Vincent Price, but listen to Bronson through head phones -- he gives a lovely, dark and sometimes whispering, sometimes dangerous growls - a haunting read.
OH YES. You are caught and locked into this dark night, and scene after scene of ancient Halloween lay out before you, till you are lost in this "follow the Pumpkin Brick Road" to see the Wicked Witch in the Halloween city.
If you like Halloween. You' love this. If you Love Halloween , you will be caught in a dark bliss, you'll re-listen to every year. If you wondered why we celebrate Halloween, you NEED to listen to this story. The Mystery History and the History Mystery of All Hallows Eve! You'll love this weird tale of the strangest and most reverse-holiday of all time. But, yes, it's a intimate read, I suggest head phones. In a dark room. At night. Maybe a jack-o-lantern for company.
"Good Halloween Treat"
I would recommend this book as a nice Halloween read but, it isn't one of Ray Bradbury's best works. The performance was excellent.
I'm a bibliophile since early childhood. Love speculative fiction, odd premises, mystery novels that teach about different places and times.
"Deserves a more thoughtful performance."
This might be the most poetic interesting book ever written about Halloween. It goes straight to the core of feelings and tradtions, without ever travellogging or being didactic. The performance, with it's odd volumn issues, does not add to the book.Too much whispering, then full volumn. It's not constructive to the text,
It's still an astonishing read.And still my favorite Halloween story.
"Ray Bradbury, but not at his best."
This is a good concept, but the writing style is a little dated. It's a good story, but not his best. He is very much worth the read at when he's on.
"What did you say?"
I need to be able to hear the story, even when the narrator whispers. If I have to turn the volume all the way up just to be able to almost hear the whispering, that's a very bad performance and production. You can imagine what happens: after the whispering, the normal narration blasts your ears away like a horrible commercial. I also didn't like the characterization of Mr. Moundshroud. He sounded bored. I've never considered Mr. Moundshroud to be bored by the
It was a complete disappointment. I hoped to have fun with my son listeining to a Halloween story we both enjoy. This was not to be. Perhaps the dramatized version available on Audible is better. The old cartoon from the early '90's definitely is.
"I've been waiting for this audiobook"
The story starts as a group start off trick-or-treating only to discover that one of their group is gone. I have read this short book several time, generally around Halloween. This isn't a life changing book, but is a good Halloween period yarn. I may be a little easier to follow as a book because of all of the characters, but the narration is excellent.
excellent reading one man performance expressive. great story to work with of course. delight to find the sorry and this reading. certainly one I will listen to again
Career-long newspaperman, retired. Film critic. Actor, playwright, director, producer, college teacher (journalism and cinema).
""The Halloween Tree" stands tall"
Right up there.
Moundshroud. Because I am him.
frozen at the ravine.
No. But I practically have the book memorized.
I re-read "The Halloween Tree" each fall. I used to have some dealings with Ray Bradbury, when I asked his permission to adapt the book into a radio play. It had already been done, but he arranged for me to get a copy of the script. Sure miss him.
While I enjoyed the quality of Mr. Pinchot's voice, the story wasn't quite what I was expecting. The opening chapters are beautifully written and prime the reader for an engaging romp, but then the plot evaporates into a rather boring guided tour through the history of Halloween traditions. *meh*
"an evening walk"
I listened to this while on a late night walk over a couple of nights in early october to get my self in the Halloween mood I recommend you do the same .
but take a torch. .
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Best Traditional Scottish Scones RecipeWednesday, December 30th, 2009
The Best traditional Scottish Scones Recipe will produce delicious, large, light scones that melt in the mouth when eaten. The whole of the United Kingdom is famous for its scones, but I still maintain that Scottish cooks produce the best. You will find many different varieties, from plain scones, fruit scones, cherry scones, date scones and savoury cheese scones. You can buy them in Bakers' Shops and supermarkets everywhere, and I doubt if you will find a coffee shop in the land, which does not have scones on the menu. Restaurants which serve the traditional Scottish 'High Tea' will almost always have freshly-baked scones as part of the meal.
Of course in Scotland we also have other 'scones' which are totally different, such as the Potato Scone (probably the Scottish equivalent of Hash Browns) which is usually served with a cooked breakfast; and we also have 'drop scones', which are made with a batter-like mixture using a griddle (or girdle) but are called Scotch Pancakes. There are other types of scones such as Treacle Scones, Soda Scones, and whole-meal scones. All of these as well as Potato (or Tattie) Scone and the Drop Scone are not what I am describing as a traditional Scottish Scone. (more…)


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State Sen. Greg Ball , R-Patterson, right, picks up clothes for veterans collected at Our Lady of Lourdes High School in Poughkeepsie.
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State Sen. Greg Ball, R-Patterson, chairman of the Senate Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs Committee, traveled to Our Lady of Lourdes High School in Poughkeepsie to pick up clothing that was collected for a veterans winter clothing drive.
The winter clothing will be delivered to Hudson Valley veterans in need.
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I finally got around to writing up the XTherm. Read about it here:http://tinyurl.com/pakpl2pI really think this may be a do-all pad for many folks.
Thank you Ray, great review as always! I'm very tempted to get the XTherm myself for a do-it-all-pad, instead of my XLite, as i sometime can get a little chilly at the bum-region...when temperatures drop below freezing.
I absolutely love my xtherm! My only regret is getting the medium size instead of the regular size...it's just a few inches short for me and I have to contort to stay completely on the pad.
I sold my XLite last year after getting in an XTherm in the crazy Eddie Bauer Black Friday sale.It is now my only pad for year-round use. With the more durable bottom, I don't worry about durability and I leave the 1/8" CCF at home.Simpler, warmer, more durable, and even lighter than the XLite plus CCF. I really love this thing.Also, great review Ray.
Edited by GlacierRambler on 06/21/2013 09:58:39 MDT.
I picked up a regular during the REI sale, it has replaced my heavy Exped DAM9, plus will be less bulky, saving both weight and space in the pack. I'll still use a GG Nightlite pad as backup on winter trips. If the regular is too short, I can place my GG sitpad under me also as planned. I have yet to use it, as it was purchased at the end of the snow camping season, even though temps remained cool afterwards.Duane
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Fragrance reviews are silly, but sometimes, fragrance marketing is even sillier. What do "playful pastimes" and "nostalgia" really smell like? So from now on, we'll be crowdsourcing our own fragrance reviews. Read on to find out what our office thought about the latest sample to land on our desk. This week, in honor of all the weddings that we think are about the crop up, we're testing out ETERNITY Summer by Calvin Klein.
Fragrance: ETERNITY Summer by Calvin Klein, $62
What Calvin Klein thinks it smells like: Captures the natural beauty of seashells glistening in the sand on a warm summer day. The fragrance opens with a gentle seabreeze freshness, a heart of wisteria and a soft, dry down of white amber. Top notes: seabreeze, aquatic accord, sparkling bergamot. Mid notes: wisteria, living cotton flower, osmanthus. Dry notes: musk, white amber, sandalwood.
What we think it smells like:
- "Baby powder mixed with bubble bath."
- "Those things you put in your sock drawer, lavender bags."
- "Like a Limited Too."
- "Like Estée Lauder White Linen, which is what my mom used to wear."
- "Like the boy's conditioner that's in my shower."
- "Maybe I'm just really excited about feminism right now, but it smells really floral and nice but masculine and powerful at the same time. Like it's a Leslie Knope perfume, or Wendy Davis if you wanna get more topical."
- "Lotion. Like 'aw, I need to moisturize.'"
- "A little spicy, and also it kinda reminds me of grass."
- "Just like one of those smells."
- "Soap."
- "There's a floral scent to it, obviously, but cut with that grease-remover you use on your stovetop."
- "Aloe-vera hand sanitizer."
- "Potpourri, but in an office environment."
- "Floral estrogen scent."
- "That carpet cleaner that comes in a canister and you vacuum it up."
- "Wow."
- "Way flowery."
- "Dreams borrowed and deferred."
- "Either beach spray for my hair, or the actual beach."
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Walltopia, a leader in international climbing wall design and construction, has partnered with the Climbing Wall Association as the Climbing Wall Summit's Title Sponsor for the second consecutive year.
Reasserts CWA Support and Industry Commitment for Second Consecutive Year
BOULDER, CO (9/17/2013) - Walltopia, a leader in international climbing wall design and construction, has partnered with the Climbing Wall Association as the Climbing Wall Summit's Title Sponsor for the second consecutive year. The Summit is the climbing wall industry's only professional development conference and draws nearly 400 attendees from across the globe.
"Walltopia has again reasserted their commitment to the CWA and to the success of this industry and its members," stated CWA CEO Bill Zimmermann. "Sponsors like Walltopia make it possible for us to provide these educational opportunities to our growing industry at a reduced cost. We are looking forward to the 2014 Summit our best yet."
The Climbing Wall Association is the trade association for the manufactured climbing wall industry and hosts the annual Summit. 2014 will be the 8th annual conference, bringing together climbing gym owners, equipment manufacturers, college and university employees, and municipal recreation employees, among others.
Walltopia was originally founded in Bulgaria by by Ivaylo Penchev and Metin Musov in 1996 and has produced some of the world's finest artificial climbing walls. With a strong presence in the US market, Walltopia has built some of the most impressive climbing gyms in North America, including Sender One, Stone Summit, Earth Treks Golden, Dogpatch Boulders, and more. Walltopia's innovative Collider Center headquarters will open soon in Sofia, Bulgaria.
About Climbing Wall Association
The Climbing Wall Association is the voice of the manufactured climbing wall industry and does the work no one else can do. Since 2003 the CWA has been protecting the industry from regulation, promoting sound risk management practices, and providing valuable benefits and services to the climbing community.
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When you're living a double life, the tri-fold leather DAKINE Otto Wallet can come in handy, with two see-through clear ID windows for each of your identities. Two large currency sleeves are also included, in case this complicated life of yours involves frequent border crossings.
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Situated in the center of town, the Bernerhof is an ideal choice for summer and winter holidays alike. All cable cars, railways, ski lifts and footpaths are accessible in a very short time. In addition to a young staff, the Bernerhof has a very cozy and typical Alpine atmosphere to make your stay with us pleasurable and comfortable. Enjoy the great view from our terrace in front of the Eiger montain! The large breakfast buffet with regional specialties provides you with a good start for the day. Our new bar and lounge is the ideal place for a drink before or after dinner. It is also a very comfortable place for reading or relaxing. All rooms are modern and comfortably furnished. Grindelwald offers numerous world-famous attractions: the Eiger Northface, the Jungfraujoch Top of Europe, the longest glacier in the Alps, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and much more. There are lots of excursions to go in the Grindelwald area. Take the Firstbahn cable car from the village to the First mountain, while the cog railway will take you to Kleine Scheidegg and Jungfraujoch Top of Europe. From Grindelwald Grund, on the bed of the valley, Europe s longest cable car carries you to Männlichen ski and hiking area. The lakes of Thun and Brienz accessible in 30 minutes driving by car or public transportation. During the summer season you can swim and sunbathing or make a round trip by boat. Breakfast/Taxes included. Parking is free of charge in summer while CHF 5.00 per day in winter.LateRooms.com
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David Troendle, M.D.
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Department Pediatrics
Dr. David M. Troendle graduated magna cum laudefrom Texas A&M University in College Station, with a B.S. in mechanical engineering and subsequently completed his medical studies at UT Southwestern Medical School. He completed his pediatric residency at UT Southwestern/Children's Medical Center in Dallas where he was appointed co-chief pediatric resident from 2010-2011. He then went on to complete his fellowship in pediatric gastroenterology at UT Southwestern in 2014.
He is presently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics, Division of Gastroenterology at UT Southwestern. Dr. Troendle's clinical interests are advanced and therapeutic endoscopy in children including ERCP and EUS. He has received numerous awards for his clinical research in pediatric endoscopy and is currently studying technical and clinical outcomes in pediatric ERCP.
- Medical School
- UT Southwestern Medical Center (2007)
- Residency
- UT Southwestern Medical Center (2011), Pediatrics
- Fellowship
- UT Southwestern Medical Center (2014), Pediatric Gastroenterology
Specialty Areas
- Gastroenterology & Nutrition
Research Interest
- Endoscopic outcomes in patients with recurrent and chronic pancreatitis
- Post-ERCP pancreatitis and its prevention
- Technical and clinical outcomes in pediatric ERCP
Featured Publications
- Design and Implementation of INSPPIRE.
- Morinville VD, Lowe ME, Ahuja M, Barth B, Bellin MD, Davis H, Durie PR, Finley B, Fishman DS, Freedman SD, Gariepy CE, Giefer MJ, Gonska T, Heyman MB, Himes R, Husain S, Kumar S, Ooi CY, Pohl JF, Schwarzenberg SJ, Troendle D, Werlin SL, Wilschanski M, Yen E, Uc A J. Pediatr. Gastroenterol. Nutr. 2014 Sep 59 3 360-4
- ERCP can be safely and effectively performed by a pediatric gastroenterologist for choledocholithiasis in a pediatric facility.
- Troendle DM, Barth BA J. Pediatr. Gastroenterol. Nutr. 2013 Nov 57 5 655-8
- An 18-month-old boy with severe dermatitis, edema, muscle wasting.
- Mittal VS, Sathe M, Troendle D, Cox M Pediatr Ann 2011 Aug 40 8 393-6
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Small intestinal bleeding. In Paediatric Gastroenterology - A Colour Handbook, 1st Edition
DM Troendle, BA Barth (2014). Manson Publishing LTD
Honors & Awards
- Cook Medical Travel Award
Indiana Univeristy ERCP Workshop (2014)
- NASPGHAN Nutrition University Travel Grant Award
- NASPHGAN Endoscopy Prize
Best abstract (2014)
- Pediatric Senior Fellow Symposium Award
Best poster - UT Southwestern (2014)
- W.W. Caruth Research Fellow's Award
- NASPHGAN Endoscopy Prize
Best abstract (2013)
- National Pancreas Foundation Fellow Symposium Travel Award
- Chief Pediatric Resident Appointment
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COVINGTON -- With the debate over the safety of nuclear energy still raging following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan and subsequent threat of a nuclear meltdown, the city of Covington remains committed to investing more than $160 million in two nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle.
"I continue to believe that nuclear power is the best currently available technology to provide a greener path to the future," said Covington Utilities Director Bill Meecham. "Like all energy technologies, safety practices need to be followed and the history in Georgia indicates that they have been. Although coal is still a viable source of power generation, and I expect it to be for some time, its cost will rise as additional technologies must be developed and applied to reduce emissions.
"While the current Congress doesn't seem to be ready to pass related legislation, as we know, the make-up of Congress can and does change," he said. "There are also regulatory agencies that could pass tighter regulations governing emissions and will do so if they think the political environment is favorable. Alternatives such as wind power are often discussed but are not a solution in all regions. They also cannot be depended upon to supply power on demand, which is essential to reliable electric service."
During the citizen comments portion of the Covington City Council meeting Monday night, Forrest Sawyer Jr. urged officials to rethink their investment in nuclear energy.
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"Let's look at solar panels in a deeper light. Nuclear energy is a hazard wherever it is at," Sawyer said. "Or, we could think about getting out of the energy business altogether and let the professionals run it, rather than sitting here and dumping $160 million over years, money that might not have any safeguards on it."
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission will decide whether to approve the project at Plant Vogtle, near Waynesboro, this summer. The units are slated to be in operation in 2016 and 2017.
The Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia, of which Covington is a member, states on its website that its nuclear facilities at Plant Hatch, near Baxley, and Plant Vogtle, are designed in accordance with Nuclear Regulation Commission requirements related to natural events such as earthquakes, flooding and hurricanes and can be safely shut down and maintained in shutdown status after such events. Procedures are in place should power loss occur on site or off site, according to MEAG.
Both plants are in areas deemed to be low activity zones for seismic activity but could withstand earthquake magnitudes of up to 7.0, according to MEAG. Also, the distance inland and elevation of both plants would protect them in the event of a tsunami, MEAG stated. Plant Hatch is 75 miles from the Atlantic coast and 130 feet above sea level, while Plant Vogtle is 130 miles from the coast and 220 feet above sea level.
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In conservative circles of late there has been an ongoing conversation about a (seemingly) new approach to governance, "libertarian populism." Timothy P. Carney, a senior columnist for the Washington Examiner, argues that "conservatives need to turn to the working class as the swing population that can deliver elections," and to do that he suggests a kind of populism that "mesh[es] with free-market principles." He envisions an agenda of breaking up the big banks, eliminating the payroll tax, ending corporate welfare, cleaning up the tax code, doing away with political privileges, and more.
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This libertarian populism would certainly be a fresh alternative to the decades-old battle between conservatives and liberals, but it nevertheless has deep historical roots in the body politic. An understanding of its (noble) intellectual pedigree would help sharpen and amplify the approach that Carney and others are suggesting.
A good jumping-off point for this investigation is Ross Douthat's July 28 New York Times column, in which he links libertarian populism to the political battles of 18th-century Britain, in particular the clash between the "country party" and the "court party." The country party, led by Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, was "both conservative and populist at once: they regarded [their opponents'] centralization of power as a kind of organized conspiracy, in which the realm's political, business and military interests were colluding against the common good."
Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and their Democratic-Republican party borrowed heavily from Bolingbroke in their critique of Alexander Hamilton's financial centralization, a multipronged plan to assume state war debts, charter a private bank, use the tax code to support businesses, and generally establish a sound financial base for the new country's subsequent economic growth.
What the Jeffersonians feared—and indeed what connects them to the libertarian populists—is the centralization of political power by the ruling class. The British "court party," they believed, had undermined the public will by using royal prerogatives to buy off members of Parliament in a quest to unite the political and economic powers-that-be. This is precisely what they dreaded Hamilton was doing, especially by facilitating the "stock jobbing" that surrounded the First Bank of the United States. In a letter to George Washington, Thomas Jefferson worried that:
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