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The power of the written and spoken word is so great that these iterations and revelation of intellectual foundations cannot be taken lightly by anyone. Human speech goes back hundreds of thousands of years, at the least. The written word can be traced back ten thousand years, at the very least. When the written word was invented it was feared and resisted. Some thought it would be the end of the spoken word and humans thinking independently and freely. It was also feared that the written word would only be interpretable and available to the wealthy, or those supported by the wealthy. Decorum is an old word that is best defined on Wikipedia: "a principle of classical rhetoric, poetry and theatrical theory that was about the fitness or otherwise of a style to a theatrical subject. The concept of decorum is also applied to prescribed limits of appropriate social behavior within set situations."
Every president of the United States, in modern times, has been considered a person of great decorum. Even presidents Nixon and Johnson, who had a penchant for the use of foul language on occasion, acted with great decorum when they spoke or wrote to the American public.
What is happening in Trumpian times is the result of a great loss and disrespect for decorum. Behavior is beginning to be changed across the country because the public is, indeed, capable of reading and listening to the nuance of speech and writing by its leader and modifying its behavior accordingly. The recent spate of mass shootings brings this issue of decorum straight out into the public forum. No longer are their fears that the written words will surmount or lessen the impact of spoken words, today the electronic words on the Internet or through Facebook and Tweeting serve to provide the fear that regular reading and writing will totally disappear. As has been seen with the advent of this new presidential leadership, the Tweet, a form of near stream-of-conscious writing and transmission to action has allowed for a lack of decorum to suffuse its way into the entire culture. Has it become okay to hint at outrageous racism? Is it being marginally approved that some people may be killed over the favor of others on the basis of skin color alone?
It is a shame to watch the lack of decorum that shambles of communicative garbage come out of the president's office in the form of his Tweets. What happened to the decorum of this high office? What happened to the elegance of the Reagan era, whether anyone agreed with his policies, or not? What happened to the class of Obama, whether he was right or wrong about Obamacare and more? How is it that so many of the citizens of the USA can simply and willingly forgive and ignore what is being communicated to the entire public by this man? How is it that he can say rotten, obviously racist stuff, and the mass media will not cover it as the outrage it truly represents? Has the population of America forgotten about the rise of Adolf Hitler? He did not storm into office. He was pulled into office during his time, and by a population that willingly dehumanized other humans to the point of killing six million of them. Whom would ever have believed, ten years ago, that this underbelly of America might be so sadly lacking in elementary intellect, schooling or basic understanding of what happens when a bellicose, non-reading, boorish, unintelligent man takes over the operations of running a country as huge and powerful as the United States? Where is the surprise in any of this?
There should be none at all…and maybe there is not. The Trump apologist army looms over every aspect of this country today, and watching the news is a sad exercise, just waiting for more rolling stupidity to occur, and for the man we must all claim as president, to tweet some insane crap about the people he hates and wants everyone else to hate too. Donald Trump did not directly tell any citizen to murder another citizen. He did. And has, however, made it sound like doing such a thing might be okay under certain racially motivated conditions. As a warm loving and kind American do not accept that kind of message from him or anybody else.


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After promising myself not to buy stuff online anymore, here i am today trying to fight these insanity. It's been a quite a while now i'm still saving this strappy sandal i found online. I have so many thoughts of not buying after i promise myself to save money. I have been spending a lot for clothes and shoes in the past few weeks. Not to mention, i also went shopping to the store almost every weekend not included with the online shopping. Gosh..this fre*kin sandal makes me crazy! I always ask hubby to get this for myself and he said "do it!" what should i do? i'm saving..lol This sandal don't cost that much though. It's only 26bucks altogether included the shipping. But the problem is if ever i decided to buy this, my ticklish mind would say "you have to get more items to save money costs for shipping" so, in short, i have to spend more again. Hay, the shipping is 10 bucks and if i have to order multiple item, the shipping cost of the rest is free. noooooooo, i'm going crazy! *sigh*
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Shopaholic ba?
Posted by ♥ CC ♥ at 7:59 PM
6 comments:
- Katelove's said...
That's awesome!! I like it babae, hala palita oi.. okey rna, ang money makit-an rana. hehehe, ako btaw bhala wla na wawart basta gusto nko, palit jud.... hehehehhe .. the hell w/ it, basta malipay lng ko. hehehe. Ingat mo char! best regards! Btaw that sandal is really nice!
- June 19, 2008 at 10:13 PM
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- June 20, 2008 at 1:39 AM
- Jemi said...
Been there ! Done that ! I have been shopping like crazy since I found out I was pregnant with a girl. I shop online , especially on ebay and I also shop almost every weekend at the mall. I kept telling myself to quit and start saving. Well, guess what . . . I am still doing it and my baby is already 6 months old. Now, she has at least 300 pieces / sets of brand new summer clothes for this year alone. Summer here in WI is almost over with hu hu hu :( and she has not worn even a 4th of them. Hubby said that my shopping addiction is getting out of control. So, don't feel bad about it. There are many of us in the same boat .
- June 20, 2008 at 10:47 PM
- Jean Marie said...
hay naku sis, madali lang naman ako kausap eh. GO FOR IT. ahhaha. naku, kung ako di ako makakatulog unless i have that already. Bad influence ba? LoL.
By the way sis, pls don't forget to add this blog on ur blogroll. thanks!
- June 21, 2008 at 9:46 AM
- desperateblogger said...
buy it! the stiletto is fantastic! what website? i'd like to order one too? do they deliver in pinas?
- June 21, 2008 at 11:34 PM
- armywife24 said...
amen to that sis! i cant help looking at ebay and the worst part is i always ordered mutiple items para di masyadong lugi sa shipping cost.. plus i always ask hubby to buy things for me sa amazon.. grrhhh
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Greek Souvlaki with Tzaziki
2 pounds lamb shoulder or 2 pound sirloin tip in 1 1/2-inch chunks
2 cups dry red wine
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon dried oregano
2 teaspoons lemon rind, long strips
1/4 cup olive oil
Sweet peppers and cherry tomatoes as needed
2 cups plain yogurt
1/2 English cucumber, peeled and grated
2 garlic cloves, minced
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
Begin preparing the tzaziki a few hours before serving. The flavors need time to blend.
Marinate the meat overnight to absorb the wine and garlic.
Place the meat in a large bowl. Pour in the wine and sprinkle minced garlic and oregano. Imbed the lemon strips among the cubes of meat and drizzle with olive oil. Cover tightly with plastic wrap and refrigerate 12 hours or overnight. Shake or stir the mixture several times during the marinating period.
About 30 minutes before serving, drain off and discard the marinade. Thread the chunks of meat onto long skewers, brushing with a little olive oil.
Over medium coals, barbecue the souvlaki until it's done the way you like it.
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While the meat is barbecuing, drizzle the olive oil over the surface, and without stirring, sprinkle on the salt. It needs no mixing - your guests will do that when they dollop it onto their souvlaki.
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Short stories offer human warmth in chilly, dystopian worlds
In her new short-story collection, "Some Possible Solutions," Helen Phillips presents several dystopian worlds that are startlingly similar to our own. She takes the familiar and twists it a bit, but not in the overblown way a summer blockbuster might. It's much quieter, much more disturbing.
In "Contamination Generation," a father recalls taking his daughter, Lulu, to the city's botanical garden when she turned 1.
"We'd set her down on the lawn, so pleased with ourselves, all ready to snap a bunch of photos, but she'd burst into tears - she was scared of the grass, she kept jerking her hands up as though the grass was burning her, she looked at us like, Hey, what's wrong with the floor?
The child's never seen grass before - never had the chance. City parks are too full of trash to use, and the city regularly sends out warnings to boil water. The botanical garden - "grass for the masses" - features signs that say "NO PLAYING ON THE GRASS."
Nature, here, is reserved for the wealthy who can afford generators and air purifiers and clean water for lawns and swimming pools. It's a world that's not like ours, exactly, but it doesn't seem impossible, either. A snapshot of middle-class life with just a touch of Kafka.
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In "The Knowers," technology has been developed that allows people to learn the exact date of their death; for a small fee, a machine will spit out the date on a slip of paper.
"There are those who wish to know and those who don't wish to know," says the narrator, who can't stop herself from wanting to know. Her husband can't bear to know, so she keeps the date to herself, weighed down by the lonely burden of knowing the future: "Suddenly it seemed quite likely that I'd made a catastrophic error. The kind of error that could ruin the rest of my life."
The young woman who narrates "Flesh and Blood" wakes up one day to discover - suddenly, inexplicably - that she can see through people's skin to the organs and muscle beneath. Boarding a bus, she is startled by the skinless driver: "First there was the instinct to gag, but, ever polite, I tamped it down. … I could see his muscles, his blood vessels, the stretchiness of his tendons, the bulge of his eyeballs, the color of his skull." She takes refuge in her apartment at first, hiding from the sight, but she can't avoid people forever.
"The Joined" offers a world in which astronauts have traveled to another planet where many of them discover their perfect match among the aliens who live there. When these perfect matches encounter each other, they immediately join together, become a single hermaphroditic being and - in an instant - achieve perfect happiness.
"You have been lonely," one of them says to the camera beaming images back to Earth. "You have existed as half of what you are. Please, come here. Be happy. Twe am." Humans gather around their televisions to watch, horrified, curious, even envious.
Not all of the stories in this collection are successful. As strange and unsettling as they often are, the worlds Phillips creates - full of alien beings and overgrown snakes, impossible staircases and unnatural children - feel so similarly not-quite-right, they risk bleeding into one another. And some stories are so impenetrable or cleverly ambiguous, their impact gets buried in the confusion of sorting out reality from a character's imaginings.
Phillips lives in New York, where she teaches creative writing at Brooklyn College. A previous story collection and her 2015 novel, "The Beautiful Bureaucrat," have won prizes including the Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers' Award. Reviewers praised "Bureaucrat" for the humanity and genuine love Phillips imbued in her characters, a bond that warmed their lives in a cold bureaucratic world. And that's the most startling, refreshing aspect of the stories in "Some Possible Solutions."
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Fox News is widely regarded as one of the most conservative, pro-Trump news stations around. In fact, 45 has shown such a strong preference for the outlet that he has excluded, ignored, and condemned others.
Imagine viewers' surprise when a Fox & Friends guest chastised Donald Trump directly for over a minute before being cut off. The incident was so unexpected that even the hosts looked lost and visibly annoyed.
She's mad. He's confused. Twitter's giggling.
So how on earth did this happen? It turns out Fox booked the wrong guest. They intended to book Ann Kirkpatrick, a Democratic congressional candidate from Arizona who is the only Democrat who has spoken out in praise of ICE. To book her, they reached out to Joe Katz.
People book guests through their agents and managers all the time, so this was standard procedure. Except Joe Katz hasn't worked for Ann Kirkpatrick for a decade. Fox didn't bother to check who Katz worked for now and contacted him to book his boss.
Enter Barbara L'Italien, who clearly isn't one to waste an opportunity when it lands square in her lap. L'Italien is a state senator running for Congress in Massachusetts. She considers herself a representative of a large number of immigrants based on the communities she represents. She's been outspoken about her beliefs that Trump's immigration policies are inhumane.
In short, she's exactly the kind of Democrat that Fox doesn't want to talk to and she knows it. Barbara knew her time would be limited, so she cut right to the chase as soon as she got on air. First, she correctly identified herself. Then, she spoke directly to Donald Trump.
Viewers at home were like:
L'Italien knew exactly what she was doing. She told HuffPost that she saw an opportunity to speak directly to Donald Trump on his favorite network and she took it. She's not even a little bit sorry.
Here's what she had to say about Fox booking her by accident.
So much for due diligence, so much for fact-checking. They continued to believe I was Kirkpatrick even after I said I wasn't.
She took her limited air time to dig into Trump, calling him out for his immigration policies, at one point saying:
We have to stop abducting children and ripping them from their parents' arms, and stop putting kids in cages, and stop making 3-year-olds defend themselves in court.
You can watch what little bit of air time she got here.
Barbara proudly posted about it.
As the state senator from a strong immigrant community where people are living in fear, this morning I took an opportunity to amplify their voices directly to @realDonaldTrump the only place where I knew he would be listening – Fox News: https://t.co/b8RW2QyntL. #ma3 #mapoli
— Barbara L'Italien (@teambarbara) July 23, 2018
Twitter is calling the incident "incredible."
This is incredible. @FoxFriendsFirst thought they booked pro-ICE Dem Ann Kirkpatrick on show, but accidentally booked Barbara L'Italien
(@teambarbara) instead.
L'Italien delivers personal message to Trump saying "we must stop abducting children… stop putting kids in cages." pic.twitter.com/OnVAdBVjJB
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) July 23, 2018
This is great!!
— Jack O'Donnell (@JackODo61615476) July 23, 2018
— The BeanerSchnitzel (@TheBSchnitzel) July 24, 2018
Not a heroes wear capes @teambarbara thank you..from San Antonio Texas pic.twitter.com/vFO5Eu99Tg
— Blue_Legion (@Jaime57140690) July 24, 2018
HAH ha ha ha ha ha ha… what about all that free speech stuff, FN? Guess that's only for college campuses.
— @Grey Racer (@Tom___Kelly) July 23, 2018
Well so much for healthy debate and fairness. Fox News should be called what it is … an entertainment show of illusion and distortion. And to steal a quote: "they can't handle the truth!"
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Fox News released a statement saying they were tricked by L'Italien and Katz.
This morning we invited Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick to appear on Fox & Friends First through her press contact on file Joe Katz, who accepted the invitation on Kirkpatrick's behalf. Katz followed with an email confirming the segment, which also included background information and a campaign logo for Ann Kirkpatrick. During the actual segment, Barbara L'Italien, appeared on camera instead of Kirkpatrick. Despite speaking to producers prior to the interview, L'Italien did not identify herself as anything other than Kirkpatrick until she was live on air, at which point we ended the interview.
People on Twitter don't seem to buy that excuse, especially since Barbara identified herself twice during the interview and the hosts still insisted on calling her Kirkpatrick. We want to know what you think, though. Sound off in the comments!
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SEPANG, Aug 4 (Bernama) – – Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said Saudi Arabia's Makkah Route initiative has benefited Malaysian pilgrims.
"On behalf of fellow Malaysians, I would like to extend our sincere appreciation to you (Saudi Arabia's Ambassador to Malaysia Mahmoud Hussien Saeed Qattan) and your team for the gracious support extended to Tabung Haji and Malaysian pilgrims all these years, especially with the implementation of the Makkah Route initiative which has proven to be beneficial to our pilgrims.
"We hope this strong relationship between both countries will continue for the benefit of our pilgrims, Insya-Allah (God willing)," he said at the sending off ceremony for a batch of Malaysian pilgrims to the Holy Land for this year's Haj season at the TH Complex Sepang here today.
Also present were Dr Mahathir's wife Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali, Economic Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Azmin Ali and Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Dr Mujahid Yusof.
The Prime Minister also reminded the pilgrims to look after their health in the Holy Land.
"The Haj is a religious obligation that requires physical and emotional strength. During the Haj season, Muslims from various countries gather in the Holy Land which results in congestion, apart from the hot summer weather now," he said.
He added that the Haj also required pilgrims to be more patient, tolerant and concerned about others irrespective of skin colour, language spoken, customs and culture.
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Wild Orcas and the Bremer Canyon Feeding Frenzy
Each year, nearly 200 killer whales are drawn to the pristine ocean off Western Australia's rugged south coast. Join a marine expedition to watch these and many other creatures in their most natural habitat.
Swirl likes to eyeball passengers while coasting on her beautifully marked side. Bruce is known to throw his eight tonne form up and out of the water in an eye-popping breach. Meanwhile, A380 – so-named for his size – sports a dorsal fin spiking nearly two metres high.
These are the killer whales that turn up in Bremer Canyon each January, making the little-known dot on the map home to the largest-known congregation of orca in the Southern Hemisphere.
Skipper Paul Cross knows them all by name. The owner of Naturaliste Charters has been leading science-partnered expeditions to the region since 2014, bringing curious nature lovers along to witness the raw power of the king of the ocean. "Every day, we don't know what we're going to see or find," he says. "Once you see one in the flesh, up close, nothing can replace that – it's a sensational feeling. Being able to say I've seen a killer whale in its natural environment is just… words can't describe it."
WA's orca hot spot
When Cross first started his full-day tours to the area, it was thought there were between 50 and 100 orca frequenting the area. Now, the number is pegged at nearly 200, with 150 individuals scientifically identified and recorded, and more being analysed.
Curtin University marine mammal scientist, Rebecca Wellard has joined the expeditions for the past five years, studying their sounds and cataloguing each individual from tens of thousands of photographs taken each season. As well as hooking up a hydrophone so everyone on the boat can hear whale chatter, she shares the catalogue with visitors so they can pick out Swirl and her mates as they interact with the boat.
Wellard says the thrill of being around killer whales never stops. "Every single day you go out, you never know what you're going to see in the ocean, whether it's social activity in the pods, or a new predation event. I think that's what makes it so special," she says.
Why do they come?
While the orca's reliable appearance between early January and mid-April is somewhat of a mystery, it's believed that the 5000-metre-deep Bremer Canyon becomes a feeding smorgasbord for the 'pandas of the sea' at this time of year. "In the Southern Ocean, food is hard to find but when you find it there are massive volumes of it, and that's what makes this location so special," says Cross.
He says watching the orcas hunt prey is up there with one of life's most suspenseful, and exhilarating activities. "When they're hunting, you know what's going to happen, you just don't know when, or where," he says. "They will be in stealth mode for up to one hour, and you might only be watching four animals. Then, within a second, you see up to 100 orcas racing to the prey at a speed of 30 knots. They come from every direction, and we can't keep up with them with the vessel."
How to spot an orca
As the boat ploughs out to the canyon, all eyes are usually on the water, searching for a puff of whale vapour – but they should be on the skies. "We find the birds, we find the killer whales," says Cross.
It sounds unlikely, but after an orca feeding frenzy, dozens of birds take over, eagerly cleaning up the debris. They circle and dive, signalling where killer whales might be lurking. Cross says there are so many feathered species in the area, the expeditions are beginning to attract their fair share of birdwatchers. "We get shearwaters, giant petrels and wandering albatross, which is the bird with the biggest wingspan on the planet," he says.
There's also an abundance of marine life adding to the experience. "We see sperm whales, false killer whales, massive ocean sunfish, dolphins, and a vast variety of different shark species from great whites to hammerheads, and there's also the southern bluefin migration." A dedicated marine biologist is on all Naturaliste Charter tours, on hand to talk about the diversity under the ocean surface.
So where are they, exactly?
The Bremer Canyon is a deep-sea cleft that lies about 65 kilometres out from the remote southern coastline of WA. It's opposite the tiny hamlet of Bremer Bay, a friendly, one-pub town overlooking the water, where people are so laid-back they leave the keys in their cars with the windows down. It's a 500-kilometre drive south-east of Perth, or 185 kilometres east of the coastal city of Albany (a bus transfer departs Albany).
Killer whale watchers tend to stay overnight at Bremer Bay Resort so they can join the 8:30am departure across the seas. It can be a rough ride that more than earns you your sea legs by the time the vessel reaches the orca-spotting site. Yet the rougher it is, the more vigorous the killer whale activity is likely to be.


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The Royal College of Psychiatrists' Parliamentary Scholar Scheme gives higher trainees in psychiatry the opportunity to spend 1 day a week in the House of Lords working alongside a peer with an interest in health. This article describes the work of the House of Lords and Parliament using examples from the experiences of 2017–2018 scholars and outlines ways doctors can get more involved in policy and politics.
As in adults, self-harm in children and young people is common. It results in much distress to families and carers, and considerable morbidity among children and young people. Although much more common than completed suicide, it is strongly linked to repeated self-harm and suicide. The conclusions in this review are limited by the small number of studies included, no studies of pharmacological interventions at all and most of the included interventions being evaluated in a single study. One moderately sized study of mentalisation in adolescents with comorbid depression showed a significant effect on scores on a self-harm measure, indicating fewer self-reported episodes of self-harm. No other intervention showed a significant reduction in reported self-harm, although trials may have been too small to show statistical significance.
The Conservative government under Harold Macmillan had been reelected in October 1959 with an increased majority: a result Lionel Robbins had not expected, even though, as he commented to Caroline on 11 October, it was 'a striking vindication of the maxim that you don't shoot Santa Claus'. On 5 December he told her he had been unexpectedly summoned to see R.A. Butler, Home Secretary since 1955, and was even more surprised to be invited 'to be head of a committee, which for technical reasons is not to be a Royal Commission but which in most respects will resemble one, which is to investigate the future of University Education & research in this country. This is a very big job – two years at least – and at first my instinct was to refuse.' As he wrote (1971a, 273), he told Butler, 'as politely as I could', that he would prefer to devote time to his new position at the FT and to writing his book on the principles of economics. Butler urged him to talk to Tom Padmore, now Sir Thomas Padmore and second secretary of the Treasury. Padmore knew Lionel well: when they lunched together he deployed an argument Lionel could not counter: 'he just asked me why I did not want to do this thing. I explained that…the next few years were probably my last opportunity of writing a book which I had been wanting to write most of my academic life. At this, with friendly directness, he asked if I thought that anything I had in mind to write was likely to be as important as trying to sort out the contemporary problems of the system of higher education in this country.…I could not honestly deny it.' So, within forty-eight hours of Butler's invitation, Lionel had accepted it (Butler to LCR, 1 December 1960, Career, RP), telling his sister he expected the task would mean 'at least 1 day per week taking evidence, visiting the U.S. & the continent & eventually writing the main part of the report, so I shall clearly have my plate full for some time to come. But at least I shan't be bored.'
The immediate postwar period was a time of hope and of disillusionment for Lionel Robbins as for many others in Britain. In the heady atmosphere of postwar optimism hopes of reform and reconstruction flourished. The Lloyd George coalition reelected in December 1918 promised a land fit for heroes to live in, reflecting the aspirations of the few remaining Liberals in the Conservative-dominated government. Many of the measures planned in the wartime Ministry of Reconstruction were begun in 1919. But after the breathing space of the demobilization period and a shortlived frenetic postwar boom in 1919–20 there came a severe and prolonged slump. UK unemployment, which is estimated to have fallen as low as 2–3 per cent by the spring of 1920, was over 20 per cent a year later. As officially measured, it did not fall below 1 million or 10 per cent of those insured under the national insurance scheme, which commenced in 1920, for the rest of the decade. Social reform gave way to public expenditure cuts and to the restoration of the gold standard at the prewar parity. Guild socialism withered as dreams of revolution or at least radical change faded.
In the 'breathing space', which lasted for about six months, the exodus of people from the armed forces (and from munitions factories) was greater than the absorption of workers into peacetime employment. The government tried to slow down demobilization, by giving priority to men with definite offers of employment, skilled workers in certain key trades, and men on leave producing written offers of employment. This looked particularly unfair to those who had served longest, to older men and to married men, seeing newer recruits and younger or unmarried men released before them, and had to be abandoned early in 1919. Out of a total of 3.7m other ranks demobilized between 11 November 1918 and 20 February 1920, 1.8m were released in January–March 1919; the peak periods for officers released were February and April 1919 (Pigou 1947, 22–7 and 216). On release servicemen received twenty-eight days' paid leave and a war gratuity. Once the boom began, however, the demand for labour increased rapidly and by the end of the year there was something like full employment along with rapidly rising prices and wages.
By the autumn of 1942 the 'conversations' called for in Article VII of the Mutual Aid Agreement had still not taken place. Several more months elapsed before they began in an informal way. In those months – the period of this chapter – much of Lionel's work revolved around postwar planning: monetary policy, commodity policy, commercial policy, reparations and domestic employment policy. Progress was uneven.
On the international issues the UK government had invited the Dominions and India to official talks in London, which opened at the Treasury on Friday 23 October, the day General Sir Bernard Montgomery began the battle of El Alamein. Sir Richard Hopkins chairing the first meeting explained that they were an opportunity for the other governments' representatives to consider the current British proposals for postwar international economic reconstruction (PET(42) 1st meeting, DO35/1014/7, TNA). These included Keynes's plans for an International Clearing Union – which had been disclosed informally to the US Administration by the UK Treasury representative in Washington, Sir Frederick Phillips – and for International Regulation of Primary Products. Phillips chaired most of the meetings in London. According to Hume Wrong of the Canadian delegation, 'The chief figures in these talks are Keynes (the main promoter of ideas and debate), Prof. Robertson of the Treasury, Prof. Robbins of the War Cabinet Secretariat, [Roland] Wilson of Australia, Sir Ramaswami Mudaliar and Sir Theodore Gregory for India, [Richard] Campbell for New Zealand' and his own colleagues Louis Rasminsky and W.A. Mackintosh (Wrong diary, 26 October 1942, MG30/E101/4/23, LAC). After Keynes outlined his Clearing Union plan the delegates spent three meetings going through the plan paragraph by paragraph. They did the same with the commodity plan. Lionel made occasional contributions to the former discussion; he had more to say in the latter, answering many queries from the Dominions delegates, who had only just received a written version of the plan. He supported Keynes on several points, for instance over the management and financing of the buffer stocks; he also made drafting suggestions, especially to enable the plan to accommodate the differing needs of wealthier and poorer countries (PET(42) 2nd-8th meetings, 26–30 October and 2–3 November 1942, DO35/1014/7). After the talks Keynes revised both the Clearing Union and the commodity proposals, the latter drastically.
Lord Robbins retired from LSE three times: first, when he reluctantly gave up his chair in 1961; secondly when he reached the age at which he would otherwise have retired and his parttime appointment came to an end in 1966; and finally when he gave up the chairmanship of the governors in December 1973. But as far as he was concerned his retirement began when his ten-year term of office as chairman of the Financial Times finished at the end of December 1970. Then, as he had told his sister three months earlier, 'I shall have to think out new ways of living.'
Robbins said his farewells to the staff at Bracken House on 31 December 1970, and on 4 January 1971 Garrett Drogheda (who succeeded him as chairman) gave a dinner for him and Iris with the board and a few senior staff: 'All very agreable & friendly.…I couldn't have fallen among nicer people and the whole episode has meant a widening of experience and contacts which I could never have hoped for in any academic life…I shall miss all this a good deal.' But he had plenty to keep himself occupied: the House of Lords, which he began to attend most days it was in session, the Royal Opera House, on whose board he remained until 1980, the National Gallery, his own writing and, most immediately, from the day after the FT dinner, the organization of the Library Appeal. He suspected, correctly, that for the next two and a half years he would be 'quite as fully stretched as ever I have been by FT business & only a little less than I was with the report on higher education'.
Lionel Robbins's first seven-year term as a trustee of the National Gallery ended in July 1959. On relinquishing the chair he told his sister on 12 July that it was 'in a way the end of an epoch for me – not the most important but perhaps the most rewarding & happiest office of my life.' It had brought new friendships, notably with Philip Hendy and the sculptor Henry Moore. Hendy recalled (1968a, 658) that Robbins 'had a rather unique relationship with the Civil Service and with governments throughout. It is due more to him than anyone else that the National Gallery Grant was enlarged. I don't think there's anything better than a good board of trustees and a reasonably good director…working together. But this hasn't very often happened.' This chapter discusses Robbins's initiatives as chairman of the trustees of the National Gallery in 1954–9, and his service as a trustee of the Tate Gallery, before returning to his activities at LSE in the same period. In these years he continued to be asked to serve on government committees and was drawn once more into economic policymaking in 1957. The Torrens project came to fruition in 1956–8.
The 'Tate Affair', which cut short the Robbinses' visit to the United States in 1954, began before Lionel joined the Tate board in October 1953. It had also started before Dennis Proctor, Lionel's friend from Whitehall days, who had left the Treasury in 1950, succeeded Lord Jowitt as chairman of the Tate trustees in the summer of 1953. It was unfortunate Proctor had not become chairman earlier: Jowitt attempted a patched-up peace between the director John Rothenstein and LeRoux Smith LeRoux, one of the two deputy keepers and manager of the Publications Department, allowing continuation of his probationary appointment after his conduct had been severely criticized by a Treasury-commissioned report. Lionel later told Proctor that he had been warned by Eddie Playfair in the Treasury that 'there was a man there [the Tate] – not named – who could be relied upon to create a major explosion within a few months' (8 July 1968, Personal Correspondence 1966–70 M-R, RP). He came to believe (1971a, 263) that the man in question was 'one of the most evil men I have ever encountered'. LeRoux, a South African, had been director of the Pretoria Art Centre when Rothenstein met him in 1948; after the election of the Nationalists Rothenstein's recommendation had obtained LeRoux a temporary deputy keepership at the Tate; LeRoux represented himself 'as a person of integrity who had fought apartheid and had lost his job because of his liberal stand'. But he was soon using his administrative skills, and his charm, to take over Rothenstein's office and to spread rumours of Rothenstein's incompetence – a claim he made to the trustees in October and November 1952 (when Proctor was abroad) leading to the Treasury's enquiry into the 'staff troubles'. Jowitt then offered LeRoux, Rothenstein's 'Iago', a further probationary period of one year (Rothenstein 1966, 232–81; Spalding 1998, 105–11).
With the war economy essentially organized in the summer of 1941 several members of the Economic Section moved on. Cairncross was the first to leave, transferring to the Board of Trade in June and following Jewkes to the Ministry of Aircraft Production later in the year. Churchill had set up the Ministry of Aircraft Production in May 1940 under his friend the Canadian newspaper owner Lord Beaverbrook. When Beaverbrook left a year later the Permanent Secretary asked Jewkes and Chester to prepare a report on the planning of aircraft production – with the result that Jewkes was asked to set up a planning department in that ministry. When he moved in September Lionel took over his duties as head of the Section (Cairncross 1998, 86).
On 2 November Lionel told his sister Caroline that his new job was 'enthrallingly interesting': 'It isn't exactly new but it's more responsible. The man who was head of our section has moved on for the time being & while he is away I am looking after the show. This means almost daily contact with the formation of high policy in the sphere in which we are working & although the work is hard & the hours long, it is all so absorbing that I could hardly wish for a more satisfying position.…Of course in many ways it is narrowing.…I live move & have my being in this atmosphere of war administration, obsessed like a young man in love.'
The LSE Michaelmas term 1939 began late and in Cambridge. The School was lucky to be there. It had protested against a University plan to evacuate it to Glasgow and Aberdeen; it preferred Reading, but Reading could not provide sufficient accommodation. Carr-Saunders began to negotiate with Oxford, but in mid-July the question of a wartime location was still not settled (Standing Committee 23 March, 25 May, 15 June and 13 July 1939). On a visit to Cambridge he ran into Austin Robinson, who introduced him to the University Treasurer over lunch at Sidney Sussex (Robinson's college), and 'the three of them settled on a college that had not yet been commandeered by a [government] ministry preparing for evacuation' (Cairncross 1993, 78). On 25 July the Governing Body of Peterhouse agreed to take in LSE if war broke out; Carr-Saunders immediately accepted. Administration and part of the library were housed in New Court, a building (now known as The Hostel) opposite the main gate of Peterhouse. The School rented Grove Lodge, also in Trumpington Street, next to the Fitzwilliam Museum (and now the Fitzwilliam director's house), for student common rooms and a lending library. Some classes were held there but most lectures were given in the Cambridge lecture rooms. In 1939/40 evening classes and public lectures were still given in London, at Canterbury Hall in Cartwright Gardens, the School buildings being occupied by the Ministry of Economic Warfare (Dahrendorf 1995, 341–4).
There were 620 LSE students in Cambridge in 1939/40 and another 350 evening students in London, compared with a prewar total of around 3000. The academic staff was immediately depleted as several members went into government service, including Allen and Robertson to the Treasury, Benham to the Ministry of Economic Warfare – but he resigned a few weeks later and returned to LSE because of ill health – and Webster to the Foreign Research and Press Service. The governors rescinded leaves already granted, including a sabbatical leave for Durbin and leave of absence for Hayek to lecture in America (Standing Committee 28 September and 24 November 1939). The LSE teaching staff in economics in 1939/40 thus comprised Benham, Coase, Durbin, Edwards, Hayek, Kaldor, Paish, Plant, Robbins, Schwartz and Thomas. A year later most of these were also in government service.
To a later generation the events of the summer of 1914 that led to the Great War read as a chapter of bizarre and sinister accidents. On 28 June, Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated in Sarajevo by a student revolutionary agitating for the separation of Bosnia-Herzegovina from the Austro-Hungarian Empire and union with its eastern neighbour Serbia. After obtaining a guarantee of support from Germany in case Russia actively supported the Serbs, Austria first threatened Serbia, as it had often done before, and then declared war on it on 28 July when the Serbian government had refused to allow Austro-Hungarian troops to enter Serbia in search of conspirators. Serbia had already mobilized its forces; in support of Serbia, Russia ordered general mobilization on 30 July. Germany responded by declaring war on Russia on 1 August, and on Russia's ally France two days later. Belgium refused a German demand to allow its forces to cross Belgium to get to France; Germany invaded Belgium; and Britain, who had guaranteed Belgian neutrality, declared war on Germany on 4 August. No wonder the outbreak of war 'came like a bolt from the blue to all [the Robbins] family circle' (Robbins 1971a, 33).
In August 1914 Lionel Robbins was a fifteen-year-old schoolboy. He was expecting to stay at school for two more years before going to university. As he recalled (ibid., 29 and 35), his only ambition in life was to be 'an effective poet' – his father naturally had other ideas – and his early reaction to the war was poetic: 'I wrote a poetic drama, in the mode of Shelley's Hellas, entitled Peace Exiled.…I remember getting up very early in the morning to get naturalistic detail for a chorus about sunrise which was to mark the turning-point of the allegoric entity who was the central figure of the action.…' The earliest surviving poem in his papers is 'Sunrise, Hymn to Dawn, August 1914'.
To his too coy colleagues
Had we but world enough, and time,
This slowness, gentles, were no crime.
We might consume each livelong day
Discussing how can debtors pay.
John Maynard should delight our wits
Describing how each project fits.
James Meade should still expound the laws
of economics, clause by clause
Stout Melville might his land defend
Demanding what the world shall lend.
Mackintosh' speech would slowly burn
Into our hearts his great concern
For all that helps to foster trade.
McCarthy'd call a spade a spade.
From Clauson and Sir David Meek
We'd cynically learn to speak
In praise of regulation schemes,
Which Dennis Robertson just deems
The deuce. Such talks could last no doubt
For two years more or thereabout.
But at my back I always hear
Joe Stalin's cohorts thundering near.
We can't expect the war to last
Till all our problems are o'er past.
The other nations may complain
That we had racked our brains in vain.
We do not wish to leave to Joe
Decisions on the way we go.
By the end of 1943 the Allies had determined on an invasion of France (Operation Overlord) in the spring of 1944. Although its exact time and place could not be known, it could be roughly predicted given the need for suitable weather and tides. Assuming it was successful, the war in Europe could end in 1944. In January Allied efforts in Italy, which had been making slow progress since the invasion of Sicily in July 1943, intensified with the landing of British and American forces at Anzio. In Russia the siege of Leningrad was lifted on 25 January. But the Luftwaffe returned to bomb London nightly; and even before the 'little Blitz' there was the threat of new weapons that Hitler was planning to launch on London: Lionel discouraged his children from visiting London during the Christmas holidays without telling them the reason (Sansom 1947, 176–83; LCR to IER, 9 July 1944).
Events in 1959 were to determine the pattern of Lionel Robbins's life for the next decade. One event was his elevation to the peerage; another was his joining the board of directors of the Financial Times newspaper. He and Iris bought a small house at Lyme Regis in Dorset, where they spent their free weekends and vacations, often with their children and an increasing number of grandchildren. To his commitments were added in 1960 the chairmanship of the Academic Planning Board for a new university at York, another term as a trustee of the National Gallery and, towards the end of the year, invitations to serve as a government appointee on the board of the partly government-owned British Petroleum Company and to chair a major enquiry into the present and future of higher education in Great Britain. At LSE, although the School remained his 'main preoccupation' and he found 'the work here in the last few years especially rewarding…[because of] the excellence of the younger people' (LCR to Röpke, 15 April 1959, Economists Correspondence May 1958-December 1959, RP), his dominance of the Economics Department had been challenged by the 'younger people' from the mid-1950s. The events of 1959 led to the loss of his chair of economics in 1961. Before that happened, however, the vexing problem of the reform of the BSc(Econ) was resolved in the winter of 1959/60.
When Robbins accepted the offer of a life peerage he wanted to become simply 'Lord Robbins' and to be known in academic circles as Professor Lord Robbins or just Robbins like Keynes. He received many congratulations (Peerage Congratulatory Letters, RP): from friends in the arts world who thought it was a great day for the arts in Britain, from fellow economists who were pleased to have one of their number in the upper house, from LSE colleagues and former students who were proud for the School as well as from other friends. Former colleagues in wartime Whitehall who knew he had refused a knighthood in 1943 were delighted an acceptable honour had been found: 'Some of us,' wrote Dennis Proctor on 24 January, 'have conferred together about it in private, but I at least had not hit on this brilliant solution.' Several wondered what name he would take. Arthur Salter warned him on 26 January not to 'let anyone persuade to take any name but your own. They tried it on with me but I was determined not to inflict on those who had known me as Salter the job of finding [me] under the mask of Lord Abcadabra or something.'
For those of us who were at LSE at the time, what quickly became known as 'the troubles' began in the Michaelmas term 1966 following the appointment of Walter Adams as the next director of the School. At a time when the white minority government of Rhodesia was defying the British government and world opinion, the appointment of the first Principal of the multiracial University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland in Salisbury (now Harare) was instantly controversial. Robbins was not involved in his appointment, but with strong feelings of loyalty towards Adams because of his work for Jewish refugees in the 1930s, he could not but defend him when his appointment was criticized in the first round of troubles at LSE in 1966/7. This year was the first after Robbins's retirement from the academic staff, when he was only a parttime lecturer and largely an observer of developments at the School. He was intimately involved, however, in the second, more serious round of the troubles, which began a year after Adams's arrival just when Robbins succeeded Bridges as Chairman of the Court of Governors.
Sydney Caine had agreed to continue as director until he was sixty-five in 1967. When the selection committee for his successor asked for the views of the academic staff, Lionel responded to Michael Wise (a member of the committee) on 26 November 1965 (Adams, RP) that he wanted to put on record that he thought the 'fundamental desiderata' for a new director were 'capacity for leadership, real administrative ability and good standing with the world of affairs'. He thought the committee would have difficulty finding a distinguished scholar who also had these characteristics. He made his opinions known when names were mentioned in the Senior Common Room, objecting particularly to Aubrey Jones: Lionel was 'disgusted' when Jones, who had specialized in economics (see Chapter 7), described himself in his memoirs as a pupil of Laski rather than of Hayek and Robbins 'which…would have put an entirely different complexion on his up-bringing at the university' (LCR to Wise and Roberts, 5 January 1966, Adams, RP).
New College Oxford was founded in 1379 by William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester, who also founded the most academic of English public schools, Winchester College, in 1382. 'They were founded, as the statutes of New College say, to counter "the fewness of clergy, arising from pestilence, wars and other miseries", and so their object was to convert "poor and indigent scholars" into "men of great learning, fruitful to the church, the king and the realm" – that is secular clergy to be suited for administrative posts.' The brightest and the best of the Wykehamists usually went up to New College. The core of the college – hall, chapel, library and sets ranged around the Great Quad – was built in 1380–1404. Its garden, with an artificial mound made in 1594, is surrounded on two sides by the old city walls (Sherwood and Pevsner 1974, 166–74). Lionel Robbins told his father on 16 October 1924 that it must be 'the most beautiful of all the colleges [for] I cannot conceive anything surpassing the beauty of the garden'.
The Oxford Michaelmas term began on Sunday 12 October 1924. Lionel arrived at New College the previous Thursday in order to spend the weekend in college before meeting his students. 'It was a damp, windy autumn evening, the quad was gloomy and empty and my spirits were at their most diffident and apprehensive.' He was met by Alic Smith, Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy: 'in a dozen paces, as he gripped my bag and welcomed me, he made me feel a full member of the college.' They became lasting friends. Smith was not an outstanding philosopher and had been a civil servant before he became a fellow of New College, but Lionel greatly admired him as 'a practical idealist, decisive, open-minded, forward-looking, and immensely influential in the councils of the college'. He was devoted to the arts as well as to the college, of which he was later Warden (Bowra 1966, 107–8; Robbins 1971a, 115–16). The senior tutor, H.W.B. Joseph, whom Lionel had met in July, was a much more distinguished philosopher but also a dedicated teacher. In 1924 the Warden was the Reverend William Archibald Spooner, famous for his lapses of speech known as 'Spoonerisms'. The historian H.A.L. Fisher, who had been President of the Board of Education in the Lloyd George coalition government, was elected Warden in January 1925.
In the 1950s Lionel Robbins was in his fifties. There were family anxieties but his life at the School was easier than in the late 1940s. He shed the burden of many LSE committees but took on others outside the School. Although he left himself little time to write, it was in this decade that he published two of his lasting contributions to his discipline as well as a collection of essays, an edition of a classic in the history of economic thought and a dozen articles or published lectures. This chapter concentrates on his varied activities in the first half of the decade.
On 15 February 1950 Robbins wrote Ludwig Lachmann in South Africa (Letters to and from Economists 1.1.49-August 1950, RP): 'Affairs here at the School are now very satisfactory. The staff is at least almost equal to the increased demands which are made upon us, and some of the younger recruits are of authentic vintage quality. We have had some seminars recently which were quite up to pre-war standards.' He wrote Baumol on 21 February that the School was 'rather dead this year' (Baumol Papers):
Not that the Seminar is bad; we miss you but Ralph [Turvey] and the younger people are very good & the adoption of special techniques have jolted the graduates into greater participation. But…the building contract for our new common room which was to have been completed by the autumn is not completed yet & shows no sign of approaching that stage. Hence we have no common room & very little common life except at coffee after lunch…This is very bad for us all & especially bad for the new arrivals of whom there are many for it is a complete toss up whether they ever meet anybody outside their own department at all.' He had 'reorganized' his own life: 'I spend Mondays & Tuesday mornings at home & refuse to come down for anyone short of the Director. In this way I have been able to do quite a respectable amount of work & I am not feeling quite so much at the fag end of life as heretofore.
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Republicans did not wait for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to end her campaign to begin recycling every doubt she planted against her former rival for the Democratic nomination, Sen. Barack Obama. Throughout the week, the Republican National Committee reissued Clinton's campaign digs at Obama and on Saturday opened a new greatest hits Web site called "Clinton vs. Obama." Among the favorites: " I know Sen. McCain has a lifetime of experience he will bring to the White House," Clinton said during the heat of the Ohio and Texas primaries, which she wound up winning, but too late to dent Obama's lead. "And Sen. Obama has a speech he made in 2002." Such doubts, whether native to voters worried about Obama's thin record, or transplanted by Clinton's attacks, were widespread among the hundreds of supporters Clinton gathered in Washington on Saturday to thank and to urge them to close ranks behind Obama.
Glory Udobot, 33, government budget analyst:
"The thing when Barack preaches about change, he never says what change he's talking about. So when Hillary talks about change, she has real solutions and real goals. Barack talks about change as an abstract, ethereal, moving idea, without solid points. And John McCain can talk about change as well with solid points, without this fluid idea that hasn't really coalesced into anything real."
Clinton was "the most qualified candidate that's come out of the Democratic camp," and said she is "saddened" that Obama is the nominee because he is "not equipped to lead our nation. It has nothing to do with his age. It's his inexperience and naivete."
Marnie Abramson, 35, a real estate developer
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"I have to say, after I saw her speech, that for the first time - I don't like Barack Obama and I don't support him - but I really felt her message to be true, and if she were on his ticket, I would vote for them and I didn't think last night there was a chance in hell but I completely retract that."
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"There may be five Democrats in all of Idaho, big deal that they voted for him.
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Emily Solomon, 45, a Washington, D.C., playwright and Pennsylvania native, described all her friends as furious about Clinton's loss and what she saw as sexism in coverage of the race:
"They completely downplayed the first serious female candidacy. When she won New Hampshire, it wasn't, 'The first woman to win New Hampshire,' it was 'Clinton steals New Hampshire.' Very subtle sexism, you know. And I'm not even a rabid feminist.
"The latte-drinking liberals have always misunderstood, miscalculated and underestimated the conservative mentality, including the working-class mentality," she said. "As a Pittsburgher, I understand. I grew up with it. Hillary appeals to that. And it isn't gender, it isn't race, she's seen as more of a centrist. Obama's seen as much more of a liberal."


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Correlation between Ocular and Vestibular Abnormalities and Convergence Insufficiency in Post-Concussion Syndrome
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ConclusionsIncreased in space movements, which are functionally gestures, and specifically, motion quality presentation gestures in symptomatic athletes indicate that the more vivid sensory motor experience of the head trauma is reflected in more gestural expressions. Thus, hand movements and gestures differentiate athletes who suffer from post-concussion symptoms from non-concussed athletes indicating the athletes' motor-sensory experiences of the event and its aftereffects. The present study highlights the fact that gestures can be employed as behavioural markers of symptoms after sport-related concussions.
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Symptoms after sport-related concussions (SRC) are common. Because post-concussion symptoms are often not clearly visible, speech-accompanying gestures may help clinicians to gain additional information about the patient 's history and symptoms during medical consultation. We hypothesized that athletes with SRC and who suffered from persisting symptoms would display more gestures during concussion assessment protocols when compared to non-concussed athletes because of the athletes' previous motor-sensory experie nces made during the concussive event.
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Adding a roof to your existing porch not only allows you and your family to enjoy the porch when it's raining or snowing, it also increases your home's aesthetic value. According to MSN Real Estate, outdoor living spaces increase the value of your home. If you decide to add a roof to your porch, ensuring that the roof is properly constructed with the same roofing material as the rest of the home will make for a seamless transition from house roof to porch roof.
Step 1
Attach a sill plate between the porch's support beams. This allows you to fasten the porch's wall supports to the roof.
Step 2
Screw the rafters to the sill plate at an angle that corresponds with the pitch of your home's roof. Ensure that the rafters overhang the roof by a minimum of 1 foot on both sides.
Step 3
Nail joist hangers into place over the porch roof's edges where the sill plate and the rafters meet. Joist hangers provide your porch roof with additional support.
Step 4
Cover the porch frame and rafters with plywood boards. Nail the plywood boards to the porch frame, ensuring that they completely cover the rafters.
Step 5
Measure the porch roof's length and the height of the rafters. Cut the fascia board to fit based on your measurements. Attach the fascia board to the rafters.
Step 6
Nail drip edge into place over the fascia board on the sides and front of the new porch roof.
Step 7
Fasten the roofing material to the new roof. To give your new porch roof the best appearance possible, use the same type of roofing material that you used when roofing your home.
Things You Will Need
- Sill plate
- Screws
- Power drill
- Rafters
- Nails
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- Joist hangers
- Plywood boards
- Measuring tape
- Fascia board
- Drip edge
- Roofing material
- Your roof's pitch determines how much overhang is necessary for your rafters. A steeply pitched roof may require additional overhang.
- If your porch requires more than one sheet of drip edge, make sure that the second sheet overlaps the first by at least 3 inches.
- The installation process for the porch's roofing material may vary depending on the type of roofing material present on your home's roof.
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- Avoid working on your porch roof in inclement weather. In rain, snow and sleet, roofing material becomes slippery – making an accident or injury more likely.


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