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Life is hard for the children of a parent suffering from depression. Children take on an enormous amount of responsibility for the ill parent and for other family members. It is therefore important for the health services to be aware of this and have support functions in place for the whole family, and not just for the person who is ill. This is the conclusion of a thesis from the Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Registered Nurse Britt Hedman Ahlstrm has examined the way in which family life is affected when a parent is suffering from depression. Nine families, including ten children and young adults between the ages of 5 and 26, and eleven parents were included in the study.
The results show how the family's daily life changes and becomes more complicated when a parent is suffering from depression. Uncertainty about what is happening has an effect on the daily life of the entire family. Depression also means that the parent becomes tired and exhausted, which then affects and weighs heavily on the children's daily life. Depression changes the relationship between a parent and his/her children, since they no longer communicate with each other as they used to. Family interplay and reciprocity decrease. The depressed parent withdraws from the family, and the children feel that they have been left to themselves.
Daily family life becomes unfamiliar to the children
The family members try their utmost, both as individuals and together, to cope with the situation, so that daily life can be restored to a more manageable level. The children take responsibility for both the depressed parent, siblings and themselves, when they notice that the parent cannot cope.
"The toughest burden of responsibility that children take on is ensuring that the depressed parent doesn't commit suicide. So children take on an extremely heavy responsibility by monitoring and keeping an eye on the depressed parent," says
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Nietzschean lingo imported from the social sciences. The problem is clearest in his treatment of God's revelation to Moses on Mount Sinai. He interprets God's utterance--"I am that I am"--as meaning that Moses' "desire to over-identify with God must be continually circumscribed" because God cannot be limited. The need to curb Moses' hubris may be one lesson. But isn't the larger question about whether and to what extent revelation can ever become a fixed political authority, given that God is beyond all natural constraints?
This difficulty is even more disturbingly evoked by the binding of Isaac, which may be God's reminder that He is never to be understood as constrained by his own covenant with man (in this case, the prohibition against human sacrifice). As the source of the gift of the law, God can never be subordinated to the law he creates. Whereas Wildavsky wishes to separate the mystery of God from the demands of political leadership, the possibility that they may conflict on the level of man's encounter with the divine is arguably the political wisdom of the Torah. But because Wildavsky is in thrall to the lingo of the social sciences, revelation comes perilously close to being an ideology to justify Moses' "struggle for identity" and "dynamic view of history."
His language is straight out of Machiavelli: "Moses re-creates a past on which to base a future for his people . . . history is re-written by selective attention."
What it comes down to, in the end, is: Do we admire Moses because he was a brilliant example of leadership? Or do we venerate him because he was God's chosen, and for this reason a brilliant leader? Wildavsky clearly embraces the first alternative, not so clearly the second. And yet it would seem as if the Torah maintains an inscrutable and even terrifying disjunction between God's call to his people's faith and how that call must be translated into the hard exigencies Moses faces in his struggle toward the Promised Land. The silent aleph that opens God's revelation may have contained the entire Torah, or the Ten Commandments--or not. There is no scriptural proof for either tradition. The divine/human conversation remains a mystery. What did God and Moses each bring to the conversation? Was God's communication silent? Of these awful and inspiring questions Wildavsky's book has little to tell us.
At bottom, Wildavsky is not really attempting to restore revelation as an alternative, or even superior, source of political reflection but is, instead, returning to an earlier, more robust and realistic modern and, indeed, secular account of leadership. Although Machiavelli and Spinoza are not mentioned, Wildavsky is returning behind the veil of more recent delusions about world peace and the nastiness of thinking about political power to their accounts of Moses, which do exactly what Wildavsky claims: By stripping Moses of his "sacerdotal" aspect, they bring to the fore his courage, prudence, and ingenuity as a ruler.
Like Machiavelli, whose wisdom he explicitly acknowledges, Spinoza gives a pragmatic, this-worldly account of Moses in order to deflate the claims of revelation. Wildavsky is entirely justified in returning to this early modern realism to combat the squeamishness of today's social sciences with regard to great leaders. But instead of, as he imagines, restoring the perspective of revelation, he is aiding Machiavelli and Spinoza in deflating it. The aim of the early modern thinkers in presenting the realistic Moses (the "armed prophet," as Machiavelli calls him) was to tame the politics of the Torah by separating them from the nonnegotiable zeal and righteousness sustained by a faith in God and God's justice.
The problem is not that our failure to appreciate Moses as a "leader" blinds us to the wisdom of revelation as a guide for just politics. The problem is that reducing Moses to a "leader" blinds us to the wisdom of revelation as a guide for politics and everything else. It takes nothing away from the considerable merits of Moses as Political Leader to conclude that it returns us to the cusp of this ongoing problem.
Waller R. Newell is professor of political science and philosophy at Carleton University in Ottawa.


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Britain's relationship with Indian food has been a long love affair. Curry recipes were published in England as far back as the mid-18th century and the first Indian restaurant (the Hindoostane Coffee House) opened in London in 1810. Queen Victoria was an early devotee, having a staff of Indian cooks and even commissioning Indian-themed rooms at Osborne House, her royal residence on the Isle of Wight.
Currently, Indian restaurants in Britain outnumber those of any other culinary style and chicken tikka masala is reputed to be the country's favorite dish. While there is considerable controversy about the authenticity of this and other British-Indian staple dishes such as mutton vindaloo, it hasn't affected the growing recognition of top Indian restaurants by the British culinary establishment. The latest U.K. Michelin Guide awarded a total of five stars to Indian restaurants in London, ranking them second after French establishments, tied with Italian.
The success of these Modern Indian chefs isn't confined to Britain. Less than a year ago, Vineet Bhatia, whose Rasoi restaurants in London and Geneva have a Michelin star each, launched Ziya, which is now arguably the leading contemporary restaurant in Mumbai. It isn't just a one-way street; Rohit Khattar, the owner of the top Modern Indian in New Delhi (Indian Accent), also has a successful establishment in London (Chor Bizarre), while Trishna in Mumbai has an equally acclaimed branch in the U.K. capital.
The top three Modern Indian restaurants in India are considered to be Varq and Indian Accent in New Delhi, and Ziya in Mumbai. All three abjure the traditional way of sharing dishes, choosing instead to serve them fully plated in the European style. Food critics have seized on this culinary cross-pollination, calling it a "Frenchification," which is barely code for "inauthentic rubbish."
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There is definitely a major cultural divide on this question, with many critics and leading Modern Indian chefs outside of India saying more subtle and complex flavors are able to emerge as the chili factor is toned down. "Indian cooks end up killing the birds and animals they serve twice—firstly, when they are slaughtered and secondly, when they cook them," says Atul Kochhar, owner of Benares, perhaps the most popular of the top Indian restaurants in London. "They need to wake up and learn how meat should be treated and then how to cook it with respect." Mr. Kochhar, along with Mr. Bhatia, were the first Indian-born chefs to win Michelin stars in London in 2001. Benares, Mr. Kochhar's establishment in the heart of Mayfair, serves superb Indian dishes, such as a tandoor grilled salmon with yogurt, paprika, mustard and lime leaf, and lamb cutlets with ginger, turmeric and peppercorns. There is no lack of traditional spices, but they do not sear the back of your throat.
Mr. Bhatia of Rasoi says the major disadvantage facing chefs in India is the quality of the produce. "That is why they use heavy spices because the produce is not of very good quality," he says. "When you have exceptionally good fish or meat, you want it to sing on its own, not be cloaked by heavy spices." The dishes at his Chelsea restaurant, such as a mushroom-encrusted chicken, have a precision more associated with French haute cuisine than traditional Indian fare. Mr. Bhatia, who also provides meals for British Airways' First Class, says he lost patience with diners who demanded curry and beer, so now doesn't serve either at Rasoi. "I tell them that we are a proper Indian restaurant, not a British curry house," he says. "I got so tired of people complaining that our rogan josh was not authentic because it wasn't floating in oil or have green and red chilies poking out of the top. I got around the problem by simply calling our version Kashmiri slow-cooked shank of lamb and that made it a lot easier."
Mr. Sanghvi, the critic, concedes that spices can conceal a product's original taste. "Indian food is so spice-heavy that it is virtually impossible to discern the difference between free range or farmed chicken or even whether it is from the breast or leg," he says. "However, the way ingredients are spiced is far more important than what they originally tasted like. On the other hand, the basic meat in virtually all Indian restaurants is goat, which is not available in London at all."
Corrections & Amplifications:
An earlier version of this story incorrectly said that Atul Kochhar was the first Indian-born chef to win a Michelin star 17 years ago. The restaurants of Mr. Kochhar and Vineet Bhatia were each awarded a Michelin star in 2001.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Dividend yield or dividend growth?
My entry yield requirement has ranged from a low of 2% in 2008 to a high of 3% since 2009. After analyzing some of the most successful dividend stocks such as Wal-Mart (WMT), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), McDonald's (MCD) and Becton Dickinson (BDX) I have come to realize that a minimum yield requirement could have been a detriment to acquiring those stocks when they first became dividend achievers.
Stocks such as Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) never really yielded more than 3% until 2008 for example. As a result I would have missed on strong double digit dividend growth for several decades, which would have surely turned the yield on cost on original investments into the triple digits. A company that yields 2% currently but manages to raise distributions by 12% due to strong earnings growth would double the yield on cost in 6 years.
It seems that a more flexible approach would be to analyze the average yields investors could have received over the past decade and then decide whether it makes sense to purchase the stock based on valuation and earnings power. In this sense making sure not to pay over twenty times earnings or accepting an unreasonably high dividend payout is very important.
Another thing to do is to simply ignore current yield altogether and instead focus on the fundamentals, while evaluating whether the company could reasonably expect to boost distributions for the next decade. A company with a yield lower than 3% would definitely have to have an average dividend growth of at least ten percent.
While I would ignore current yield, I could still create a dividend portfolio where I try to obtain an average current dividend yield of 3% or 4%. This could be achieved by grouping high yielding stocks with low yielding dividend growth stocks. The high yielding stocks typically are slow growing and would provide current income. The low yielding stocks would have a growth component, which would ensure purchasing power protection from inflation. If an investor decides to create a diversified dividend portfolio with 40 individual stocks in it, they could purchase 20 dividend growth stocks yielding 2% or 3% on average and 20 stocks which yield 5% - 6% on average in order to obtain a portfolio yield of 4% for example. Examples of high yielding stocks that could used in this strategy include Realty Income (O), master limited partnerships such as Kinder Morgan Energy (KMP) ,utilities companies such as Con Edison (ED) or telecom firms such as AT&T (T).
To summarize, investors do not need to choose between yield and dividend growth. Instead, they could create portfolios where they take advantage of both.
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- AnonymousJuly 28, 2010 at 1:47 AM
Hi! Thanks for a very good blog.ReplyDelete
One site(don't remember which though) presented an idéa that one would like to achive a YOC for lets say 10 % within a certain amount of time - 10 years could be suiteful.
To decide if the combination of dividend yield and dividend growth will achieve such a target, this forumla can be used for your excel spreadsheet:
Years until 10% YOC
= LOG(10%/Dividend Yield)/LOG(1+Dividend Growth)
Example1 JnJ:
= LOG(0,1/0,036)/LOG(1+0,15)=8,1 years
Example2 CINF:
= LOG(0,1/5,92)/LOG(1+0,11)=4,8 years
So for this example CINF is the clear winner in spite of its lower divident growth.
I personaly aim to use 10% YOC within 10 years as a target before investing
Best Regards
Erik in Sweden
- tquillJuly 28, 2010 at 5:48 AM
According to my Fidelity account, KMP has a payout ratio of 281%. I'm not sure that it's correct, but if it is, wouldn't you consider that too high?
I think you've mentioned that certain types of companies will have higher payout ratios, but I was thinking that was a bit high... or Fidelity calculates it incorrectly.
If you could provide a clarification, I'd appreciate it.
In any case, great posts. I've been a long time follower of your blog and I'd like to thank you for all the great information you've discussed.
Maybe this is waht you are refering to:
KMP does have a high diviend payout ratio. The issue is that as a master limited partneship it distributes all of its earnings to partners. I think that cash flow is a more important measure for MLPs. Over the past decade the distribution payout ratio has been rather stable between 50% and 60%. For this company I used the ratio of current cash flow/unit to the annual distribution/unit.
Good post. I think if you buy great stocks; established, "branded" companies, you can have your cake and eat it too.ReplyDelete
Great article, as a novice just learning the game its good to understand the thought process that goes into making a purchasing decision on a dividend producing stock. It definitely create a situation where I need to diligently decide what my criteria will be. I appreciate your perspective.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2010 at 12:03 AM
DGI: Thanks, that might have been the place I read it :) (everything goes around on the Internet...)ReplyDelete
Hopefully the formula was somewhat new atleast.
Regards / E
- AnonymousJuly 30, 2010 at 3:40 PM
An emerging high yield investment vehicle in Canada is the mutual fund trust ("MFT").ReplyDelete
A MFT is RRSP, RESP, LIRA eligible in Canada. In addition to RRSP eligibility, MFTs have certain tax advantages to standard corporations and are typically deemed to be "flow-through" vehicles. Private mutual funds trusts are gaining in popularity in Canada following the changes to tax legislation which forced many publicly traded royalty trusts to convert back into corporations. Investors seeking the high yields typically associated with the public royalty trusts are increasingly investing in private MFTs - particularly in the energy sector.
The MFT structure is frequently used to create investment holding vehicles for "non-reporting" issuers in Canada due to the tax efficiency and simplicity of creating eligibility for registered plans (RRSP, RESP, LIRA etc) without having to go to the cost of creating a public company. Some examples of Canadian non-reporting issuers utilizing the MFT structure are:
* Mineral Fields
* Enervue
* Mosaic Diversified Income Fund
* Agcapita Farmland Investment Partnership
* Petrocapita Income Trust
* Walton International
* Prestigious Properties
I have to admit that at the moment, I do care about a decent yield and growth. Don't be mistaken though as I am not just after the yield but if I have the choice between 2 companies I like, I will go towards a higher yield for a faster compound growth. Examples are CPG, JE.UN, REI.UN, CUF.UN. It's a bit of a balancing act as I still want the aristocrat with 50 years of dividends and growth. I start them on a DRIP with Transfer Agents.ReplyDelete
I look at dividend yield as an indicator of valuation. For example if a stock's price falls it's dividend yield goes up since dividends don't change as often as price. Screening for a reasonable dividend yield (like between 4-8%) usually results in stocks trading near their long terms lows. An unusually high dividend yield can signal a dividend cut since the "smart money" dumps the stock before the dividend cut announcement.ReplyDelete
I look at dividend growth as a litmus test for dividend stock investing. The stock must have dividend growth to continue analysis.
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4 Parks near Willits, California
Ukiah, California 21.63 miles SE
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Mendocino, California 23.57 miles SW
Little River, California 23.85 miles SW
Fort Bragg, California 26.11 miles NW
Willits, California (map) | (707) 459-2521
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 5 Reviews
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Feb 2012 - $30.00
It is a place when you need a place. Many families live here full time, low income, victims of foreclosure and the bad economy. It has all the hookups water, utilities everything you need to take care of you and yours. Nothing fancy but it works. - Smoow
Aug 2010 - $30.00
We called in advance and we were greeted with friendly young lady. She asked us about our rig and explained that there had been several people who drove in past the sign saying that there was no room for big rigs. We did not have that. They explained that they get very few over nighters, we enjoyed out stay (especially the price). Managers had a big Bonfire and the eclectic group of Berkeley types were a joy and it was a must experience night. Thank you for having our site number ready on the door and everything waiting for us. Being Willets, we were grateful to have such a wonderful inexpensive park with great heated bathrooms - drode
Apr 2010 - $23.00
We called and questioned the bad reviews this park had, and was assured that things had changed. Bad choice, but you never know! Do not stay here EVER if you have a BIG rig! It was off of Hwy 101 and hard to get into with a narrow bridge at the entrance. (FIRST CLUE) Then we were greeted by the manager who was a little cocky to put it mildly, "Move your coaches so our regulars can get by." But there was no place to move 2 forty-foot rigs with cars in tow, or even turn around. (SECOND CLUE) Then he told us we would have to unhitch even if we wanted to turn around and leave. (YIKES) Might as well stay if we have to unhitch. So finally, we found 2 back in sites, (they said they had pull throughs for us, they didn't) that would fit us and we set up. Park has thick woods and a lot of regulars in travel trailers from the 60's. What a junky park, but we all agreed it that it was only for one night. So after a night of restless sleep (because the regulars were up BBQ'ing around midnight) we headed out carefully. Pulling back on to Hwy 101 was just as dangerous as pulling in. Oh, and even with a Passport America discount, this was still 23 dollars a night! Rip off. - skwamama
Willits, California (map) | (707) 459-2958
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 29 Reviews
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May 2015 - $32.00
Golden Rule is located right off Rt 101 but the road to the RV Park is twisty and a bit narrow. The hostess was very friendly and helpful with various sites in the area. Looks like most of the back-in sites are taken by permanent residents. The pull-throughs are long enough but are a bit narrow so the camping side is a little tight. There are a fair number of trees so getting the slides out can be a little tricky. No wifi, our ATT worked here but no Verizon at all. The campground is a bit small but there is a private road that is great for walking dogs. The resort is about 15 minutes from downtown Willets and about 1 hour from Fort Bragg. There is a bit of traffic noise from 101 but it's not intrusive. The resort felt very quiet and comfortable. The permanent residence kept their areas very tidy and it felt like a nice neighborhood. We would stay here again if we were in the area. - LifeRebooted
May 2015 - $32.00
Sweet park in a valley off 101. One mile down a road to find the park. Office lady was very nice. Site was nice, long and level for us. 30 amp only, and cash/check only. Turkeys and deer and rabbits come visit nightly and in the morning. We'd stay here again. - Lastrick
Jan 2015 - $32.00
It is about 3 miles downhill from the highway turnoff, but still relatively close to the highway. There is some road noise but earplugs where not needed. When you check in for only a night or two you will probably be assigned one of the pull-thru sites right beside the pool. Take the short walk to the lower level where the sites are and have a look first. Right beside the pool there is some sort of power transformer which is buzzing permanently. We rather choose a back-in site at the very end which provided good privacy. Sites are gravel with some grass in between and a few trees. Hookups were ok. Wifi is available in the laundry room only. Our Verizon MiFi didn't work here. Very friendly staff. For supermarkets and/or gas stations you have to drive five miles back to Willits. If you want to see the Seabiscuit Statue, you have to walk or drive to the adjacent farm about a mile away. We'll stay here again when travelling on 101. - TheSchweitzers
Willits, California (map) | (707) 459-0613
Sites: 18 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 7 Reviews
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Apr 2014 - $15.00
Could be a nice small park, but needs lots of work. Never met anyone from the park. We did self check-in. We were there 3 nights and never once saw a staff member. Very run down. We would not stay there again. - Stan LeRoy
May 2013 - $15.00
This campground has a lot to be desired. I had to pay in advance because I was Passport America. There was no one in the office, or ever seen. We stayed 2 nights and were glad there was another camper there or we would have been afraid to stay. It was dark, grass needed cutting, and it needed some general fixing up. OK for an overnighter. We camped in a motorhome. - Alabama traveler
Sep 2012 - $25.00
This small rustic campground is a decent spot for an over-night stop or a base for exploring the Redwoods, with long pull-through spaces providing a lot of shade for relief from the sometimes high summer temperatures. It is immediately adjacent to the highway with easy in and out. It gets some road noise but traffic is light during the night. We were not disturbed by it. Trees block satellite TV but we were able to get it from one of the sites closest to the highway using a portable dish and a long cable. Verizon MiFi worked but was slow. We will stay there again. - hwybnb
Willits, California (map) | (707) 459-6179
Sites: 93 | Latest Rate: $65.00 | 74 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $65.00
This is a park for families with young children. Unfortunately, none of the children and most of the adults have no concept of campground etiquette. We were in a pull-through site and were subjected to a steady stream of people walking through our campsite. Some even cut between our car (which was parked next to the coach) and the motorhome. When I asked them not to, some of them got hostile. At one point we were afraid to leave the park for fear that a particular group of young people would vandalize our motorhome. We complained to the staff and the owner who made sure the group (who were leaving that day) actually left the park. They were apologetic, but could do nothing about all the people walking through our campsite. This is a great park for children. Lots to keep them busy. It is essentially a parking lot attached to an amusement park! If you are retired and just looking for a comfortable place to spend a couple of days, this park isn't for you! It also is NOT big rig friendly. The sites are all too short to leave your toad attached and the turns are pretty tight. - california mike
Jun 2015 - $60.00
My rate was 775/month and 875/month during the summer months. I stayed from mid-March to mid-June. The nightly rate is 60 dollars a night, during summer months. These are my opinions based on my stay here at the Willits KOA
Pros- This is a well-kept park. The owners and their crew are constantly working, from sunup to sundown, to keep this park in operation. It is clean, and manicured. Garbage pickup outside your camp site, daily. Park provides free WiFi, which actually works pretty well, and cable TV. There are many things geared towards children. This park is primarily family oriented. There are walking trails and a small "catch and release" pond. The store is pretty decent, and well stocked. Bathhouses are clean, and cleaned daily. Most all of the sites have water and electricity. Not all sites have sewer, but if you need a dump, the honey wagon can be arranged for a fee. There is a dump station for residents at the entrance. This park has several amenities, in addition to those already mentioned, to include a heated pool, heated hot tub, splash area for kids and a petting zoo. There is a security gate.
Cons-The cable TV needs to be upgraded...there are 11 channels and those fade in and out. Also, for those who have their mail forwarded to them, there needs to be a better system for providing mail to longer term residents. It is expensive to stay here. There are other parks nearby that are cheaper, just doesn't have the amenities.
Kudos to the ownerfor helping us with the mail situation. She is the one to see if you need something done.
I'd stay here again. - Traveling Man 49
May 2015 - $54.00
Nice KOA - mostly quiet (some CA 20 traffic noise), shaded pretty setting. Gravel access roads somewhat narrow in places. Gravel sites with some slope (our front tires were not quite off the ground). Could get noisy in season as the campground has a lot to attract children. Good base camp for the Mendocino coast (especially with length restrictions on CA 20 west of Willits). Big rig access is potentially problematic depending upon how full the campground gets. There is a rather tight S curve to access the first row of pullthrus (ok if you drop your toad first) and getting out of the campground requires selecting the best of several turn around options based upon where other vehicles are parked. Power ok, did not use the other utilities. Wifi decent signal strength and speed for a campground, but this was off-season and the campground was fairly empty. We will stay here again for an overnight or for exploration of the Mendocino coast. - SeaLandSkyPhoto


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More than 50,000 students head back to class Monday
POSTED: 6:33 p.m. HST, Aug 24, 2014
LAST UPDATED: 6:33 p.m. HST, Aug 24, 2014
The state Department of Transportation is reminding motorists to brace for increased traffic on Monday as an estimated 51,900 university, community college and private school students begin their fall semesters.
In an effort to alleviate anticipated congestion during this back-to-school week, the DOT has postponed construction-related lane closures on major Oahu highways during daylight hours through Friday.
The department encourages commuters to consider alternative modes of transportation -- including carpooling, bicycling, walking or taking TheBus -- and to take advantage of the traffic-tracking technology available through the department's GoAkamai App (available via iTunes and Google Play) and the GoAkamai website (www.GoAkamai.org).


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Madame Louise and the Invisible Prince; the Duke of York's Affair with This Mega-Rich Canadian Art Dealerwas So Secretive That She Called Him the Invisible Man. Now He Has Lived Up to That Tag ... and Disappeared from Her Life
Byline: LAURA COLLINS
WHEN the Duke of York immersed himself in a passionate and secretive affair with a wealthy Canadian divorcee, his enthusiasm led her to believe it would end in marriage.
The relationship was so intense that art dealer and socialite Louise Blouin MacBain talked of how she, her three teenage children and Andrew would become a family.
Although the Prince and 45-year-old Louise discreetly denied being anything other than friends, The Mail on Sunday can reveal that she introduced him to trusted friends and American socialites as her 'boyfriend'.
And though she referred to him as her 'invisible man' and they were wary of their affair being widely publicised - Louise believed their relationship to be serious and committed, investing both emotionally and financially in the liaison. Andrew, it seems, had other plans.
Last October, he ended their yearlong affair after one final night of passion at her home in Holland Park, London, leaving her bewildered and embarrassed.
Only his silence in the months that followed convinced her that it was all over.
One well-placed source said: 'She was elated after that final visit. But that was the last she heard of him.
'She had clung on to the hope that the relationship meant as much to Andrew as it did to her.
She'd chosen to ignore warnings from a number of friends who said that he was a playboy and that she was heading for a fall.'
It was an intriguing coupling and one that promised to lend Andrew, 45, the cultural and social gravitas that his image has always lacked.
Louise is intellectual, ambitious and beautiful.
She is worth an estimated [pounds sterling]250million and is the Harvard-educated proprietor of highbrow art magazine Art&Auction. She bought the international collectors' magazine in March 2003 as the first step in her planned [pounds sterling]334million drive to build a dominant publishing house specialising in fine art, Old masters, antiques, modern art and design.
Her standing in the British art scene is such that her influence and wealth rivals Charles Saatchi.
She is a mother of three - Alexandra, 17, Charles, 15, and Tara, 13. Her ex-husband, Canadian John MacBain, was a Rhodes Scholar who went to Oxford before becoming a self-made publishing millionaire. He is now remarried and living in London and the couple share custody of their children.
Prince Andrew's life and loves could hardly be more different. Since divorcing Sarah Ferguson in 1992, he has romanced a succession of youthful beauties, from models Caprice and Lisa Barbuscia to society girl Caroline Stanbury and entrepreneur Amanda Staveley.
But he has never been required to cultivate the drive and ambition possessed by Louise, and the only thing he has earned is his reputation as a playboy prince and the nickname Air Miles Andy, mocking his extravagant travel arrangements.
Yet when he met Louise at an exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery in London in June 2002, the attraction was mutual.
Louise was utterly taken with Andrew, who impressed her with his amateur interest in art and photography.
Louise, who has homes in Paris and the Hamptons, the fashionable weekend retreat on the east coast of America, had only recently bought her mansion in Holland Park.
Already well-established in European royal circles - she counts Princess Elena of Spain, her husband the Duke of Ligo and the Prince of Luxembourg as her closest friends - Louise began mingling with members of our own Royal Family.
A combination of extreme wealth, beauty and her interest in art-based charitable causes smoothed her path.
She has dined with Prince and Princess Michael of Kent at their country home of Nether Lypiatt, Gloucestershire, and they in turn have been visitors at her London home. She has met both the Queen and Prince Philip. …


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Lenny Henry entertained us at West Bromwich college
Posted: April 16, 2014|
I OFTEN wonder if Lenny Henry remembers being at night school at West Bromwich college when he came to the cooking class with Mr Overton to see if anyone had a wireless as Radio Luxembourg announced the winners of New Faces at night.
He used to entertain us in the canteen during the break.
He was very good at impressions then and so was very excited when they said that he had won.
Another thing I remembered were the lovely Sunday evenings at the Dudley Hippodrome.
I loved all the bands, one of them being Henry Hall or Geraldo introduced a young girl about 12 for the first time, but I have forgotten whether it was Julie Andrews, Pet Clarke or someone else.
I also think about my father and how he used to tell me about being aged about 12 and coming home from the cinema in Owen Street when the bomb was dropped.
His mother met him to tell him his sister was out and that he had to run and find her.
I will finish now but please excuse the writing as I am 89 this year and a bit shaky.
Phyllis Bradley,
Sandgate Road, Tipton.