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Minireview: Fate Worlds: Worlds on Fire / Worlds in Shadow (Fate Core)
Worlds on Fire and Worlds in Shadow form volumes one and two of "Fate Worlds", supplements for the Fate Core ruleset which contain an assortment of game settings for various styles and genres. The books are the result of stretch goals from the mega-successful Kickstarter for the core game, and what was initially projected to be "a few example settings" grew into two sizable volumes. Good ones, to boot.
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There are scammers everywhere trying to make a quick buck by ripping off anyone who isn't careful enough to read between the lines. Forex scams are especially common because they are based online, and it can be challenging to nail down the perpetrators. Is GMOTrading scam and an example of such a scheme? At first glance, the Forex broker seems legitimate and may even convince many people to be a very good option. However, that is just how the best scammers appear at first, before revealing their claws. After reading this, you will be able to see if GMOTrading is a reliable choice or not.
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We recommend for our industry to keep on strengthen the path we have been started the last years meaning: put your customers in the absolute center, make sure to make the buying and learning process for your products and services as simple and intuitive as they possibly can and evaluate if you are present in the channels where your customers find it most relevant to meet you.
Voice Activation - Rolling out faster than the Smart Phone did
In the Nordics the Voice Activation and Smart Speaker trend has just started. In other parts of the world like in the US this trend has moved from being used primarily by early adopters and into the early majority of customers.
Their use is booming because this technology has the ability to make many small things in a person's everyday lives easier, like setting an alarm, getting the weather report, listen to podcasts, create a shopping list, buy things online and you can even pay directly just by talking to your device.
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That's a rainbow wall of liquid lipsticks! From the Fourth of July blue shades to the cornerstone neutrals, there are loads and loads of Lip Kits and something for every pout preference.
There's the Koko Kollection, which has not been restocked online again.
The silver-dipped holiday items, among many other things, are on the shelves and on sale. You can shop a variety and volume of Kylie Cosmetics offerings at the pop-up if you are local to the mall in which the pop-up is housed.
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Halos, O's and Nats holding strong as they prepare to make October run
Welcome to the final week of the 2014 regular season. The contenders have separated themselves from the pack. It's time to start dreaming about the postseason in earnest and imagining how your favorite team will fare next month.
Get ready, folks. It's almost October.
Will this be the year the Angels win it all? Or will the Nationals take home the World Series trophy?
How will the Dodgers and Orioles perform in the playoffs? We all know better than to count out the Cardinals and A's, and don't sleep on Seattle.
Which team is the best in baseball?
It's time to hear your voice.
For the fourth consecutive season, MLB.com has set up a panel of experts to vote on the top 15 teams each week. The group includes MLB.com vice president and executive editor Carlton Thompson, executive editor Matthew Leach, columnists Mike Bauman, Hal Bodley, Anthony Castrovince, Richard Justice, Tracy Ringolsby, Phil Rogers and Lyle Spencer along with reporters Alyson Footer and Jesse Sanchez.
What do you think? Agree, disagree? Have your opinion counted by submitting your Power Rankings.
1. Angels: The Halos have run away with the American League West and now have the best record in the Major Leagues. What's more, they've already clinched home-field advantage for the AL Division Series and they're now playing for home-field advantage in the AL Championship Series. Keep an eye on Josh Hamilton, who has been shut down because of rib and chest pain. He is expected to be ready for the playoffs.
2. Orioles: There will playoff baseball for the second time in three years in Baltimore, and that's a good thing for Orioles fans. The O's remain 2 1/2 games behind the Angels for the best record in the AL and home-field advantage throughout the postseason. Nelson Cruz -- who has already set career highs in hits, home runs, RBIs and at-bats -- was named the 2014 Most Valuable Oriole and is poised for another successful postseason.
3. Nationals: The Nats swept the Marlins in four games to cap off an 11-game road trip with a 9-2 mark and continue to build momentum heading into the postseason. Stephen Strasburg has been dominant, but he's not the only starter pitching in. Washington's rotation allowed just 12 earned runs in 71 1/3 innings over the last 11 games.
4. Dodgers: The offense has come to life, winning six games during the recent 10-game road trip through San Francisco, Colorado and Chicago. The Dodgers averaged 7.5 runs per game during that stretch. Matt Kemp leads the league in slugging percentage since the All-Star break and Adrian Gonzalez continues to drive in runs, while Yasiel Puig and Hanley Ramirez are also on hot streaks.
5. Athletics: The last six weeks have been tough for Oakland fans, but the A's still lead the Royals by a half-game for the top AL Wild Card spot, with the Mariners two games back. The A's scored eight runs in a dramatic 8-6 walk-off victory against the Phillies on Sunday, but they still managed only 19 runs in their previous 10 games.
6. Cardinals: The Cards hold a 2 1/2-game lead over the Pirates in the National League Central, thanks in part to seven wins in a nine-game homestand in which they scored 33 runs. The Redbirds came up short in their bid to sweep the Reds over the weekend, but the most pressing issue is a stomach virus that has affected more than 10 players and coaches.
7. Tigers: The resilient Tigers won two out of three against the Royals in a crucial series in Kansas City over the weekend to increase their lead in the AL Central to 1 1/2 games, with seven games to play. Miguel Cabrera is leading his club down the stretch, hitting .413 with seven doubles, six homers, 13 RBIs and 16 runs in 19 games this month.
8. Pirates: The Bucs have won 13 of their last 16 games, which includes two wins over the Brewers over the weekend, to lower their magic number to qualify for the playoffs to three. The Pirates are tied with the Giants in the race for an NL Wild Card spot.
9. Giants: Sunday's loss, the club's sixth loss in eight games, left them tied with Pittsburgh in the NL Wild Card race. The Giants' magic number for clinching a playoff spot is now three, but they didn't help themselves over the weekend, when they were swept by the Padres.
10. Royals: Kansas City's playoff hopes took a slight downturn this weekend, when it dropped a three-game series to the first-place Tigers, but the club salvaged a victory on Sunday to stay within reach. The Royals now finish on the road against Cleveland and Chicago, while Detroit ends the year at Comerica Park against Chicago and Minnesota.
11. Mariners: With the AL West entirely wrapped up, the Mariners' sole focus is on the AL Wild Card. But after dropping the final two games of their weekend series, they're 1 1/2 back of Kansas City for that second spot.
12. Indians: Cleveland is not quite out of it, and the Tribe has a chance this week to play spoiler and work its way back into the mix. Trailing Kansas City by 3 1/2 games, the Indians have three against the Royals (including the conclusion of the Aug. 31 suspended game) starting Monday.
13. Brewers: Milwaukee is officially the team in the NL Wild Card hunt with the lowest chance of making the playoffs, so the odds aren't good -- and the Brewers need a miracle after a tough series in Pittsburgh this weekend. Mike Fiers (6-3, 1.78 ERA) has his work cut out for him against Johnny Cueto (18-9, 2.33) on Monday in Cincinnati.
14. Yankees: With the Yanks all but mathematically eliminated from the playoff chase -- they have a 0.2 percent chance of seeing the postseason -- this final stretch will surely be focused on Derek Jeter's last days in uniform. Joe Girardi expects to play Jeter in every game the rest of the way (including four at Yankee Stadium), and the shortstop has earned it. He's hitting .471 with two doubles, a home run and three RBIs on the homestand.
15. Blue Jays: Toronto is not quite done yet, but the Blue Jays will have their work cut out for them this week starting with a series against another playoff contender in the Mariners on Monday. "If we win every game, there's still a chance," said Jose Bautista.


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I was quite upset to hear that Colin Ferguson, star of SciFi Channel's Eureka wouldn't be attending as advertised. But there are so many other great media guests scheduled at Creation's Grand Slam SciFi Summit that I'll still enjoy the convention.
The next person I'm most excited to see is James Marsters. Marsters, of course, is most well-known for his role as Spike in the cult show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And more recently, he played Super-nemesis Brainiac on the CW's Smallville. He'll be the only actor here every day of the con.
From Marsters' official website:
Born in the remote northern logging town of Greenville, California, and raised in Modesto, Marsters knew he wanted to be an actor after making his debut as Eeyore in a fourth-grade production of Winnie-the-Pooh. After honing his skills through his high school drama department, he went on to further study at New York's prestigious Juilliard School.
Marsters began his professional theatrical career after a move to Chicago, performing in stage productions such as The Tempest and Red Noses at Chicago's renowned Goodman Theater. In addition to acting, he has also formed and run successful theater companies in both Chicago and Seattle. It was while living in Seattle that Marsters was locally cast to guest-star on the television series Northern Exposure, first as a hotel bellhop and then as Rev. Harding, an ill-at-ease priest. He was inspired by this success to move to Los Angeles. Within months he was sinking his proverbial teeth into the role of Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Other television work includes a starring role in the anthology series Strange Frequency for VH1, as well as stand-out guest spots in Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda, Chris Carter's Millennium, and the WB's The Mountain. Feature-film credits include The House on Haunted Hill, a co-starring role in Winding Roads, and the male lead opposite Buffy co-star Amber Benson in Chance, her debut as a writer-director. Marsters revisited the stage with a starring role in The Why, an original play produced in Los Angeles by Noah Wyle.
Marsters is also a successful singer/songwriter who for two years was the front man of Ghost of the Robot, a band that enjoyed sold-out tours on an international level before disbanding in the spring of 2004. In October of 2004, Marsters' musical interests took yet another exciting turn as he discovered a new joy and talent in performing solo acoustic concerts of his own material. In conjunction with the release of his first solo album, Civilized Man, Marsters recently concluded a triumphant 2005 solo tour of the UK and Australia, selling out every performance to enthusiastic crowds. He continues to perform to capacity audiences whenever his schedule permits him to tour.
When he's not working, Marsters enjoys being a father, playing the guitar, watching football, and spending time with friends at the beach.


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Katie Cooper
General Manager | Partner
Katie began working in fine dining restaurants at the age of 16 in Chicago and immediately fell in love with the business. After graduating from college in Vermont in 1998, she moved to Jackson to begin working at the Snake River Grill as a server and host. August Spier, a founding partner of Snake River Grill, was her mentor and the lessons he taught her in hospitality and service are what drive her as a manager each day. Katie is thrilled to have recently become a Partner and looks forward to the many years ahead.


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China is a very exciting country to be in for many reasons. For most foreigners here, you've come for business or travel. But with so many possible activities to do, there remains one thing you can't avoid: communication. Communication in modern China is probably not much different than how it was a hundred years ago, before simplified Chinese came around. Contrary to one assumption, communication hasn't gotten any simpler. In fact, if you aren't prepared, it can be very easy to lose your mind. That's where the group of foreigners in China gets separated… and the ones who can't handle it end up going home "for good". Here is what that group should have taken into consideration.
1) Laugh your problems away: This is one of the toughest things to get used to. It's the awkward giggle/chuckle you hear when a something goes wrong. Perhaps you gave a direct comment that surprised your secretary. Maybe a friend didn't help you do a task correctly. Anything that takes effort could potentially be done wrong, and a laugh is a way to combat losing face. In order to combat frustration, I usually make a game out of guessing what will go wrong. When a mistake is made, or a misunderstanding occurs, I compare it with my original guess. It is a little pessimistic, but it often helps me laugh the problems away.
2) Guess what the meaning is: Excuses for not being able to attend this meeting or going on that date are easy to spot. People around the world make excuses and this is not isolated to one part of the world in particular; however, giving direct answers to questions in China rarely occurs. "Have you eaten dinner yet?" would be answered with the following: "Well, are you hungry?" The assumption is that you are asking about dinner because YOU are hungry, not because the friend might be.
When I recently tried to pay the bill for a superior's lunch, the restaurant owner said: "He's your leader, you don't have to pay for him." After I insisted, and paid the money, the owner came back to me and said, "He actually already paid for it while you were in the bathroom." Of course, this is not true. The owner was looking for a way to make me take the money back, while saving both of our faces. This dishonesty is often considered a "lie" in the West, but it is a very common way to communicate here.
Avoiding embarrassing moments allows people to do a lot of things out here. We might consider these actions spineless, but they are just happy no one has lost face. Harmony is then restored, which is supposedly good for society as a whole.
3) Respect and Expect Respect from others. Remember your age. Know your position. And anticipate when you can get away with things by being a "foreigner." These are all very important things to consider in somewhat military-bound societies. Countries like Korea and Japan also have hierarchical cultures that give elders the most respected position. If you have a commanding position, you will make decisions when necessary. When you are the subordinate, you should follow directions with little grumbling. Unfortunately, if you are told to do something that ends in failure, you will be blamed for it. Subordinates help cushion a superiors face when things go wrong. You can also do this when little things go wrong under your command.
4) Wait until the last minute. I know this sounds ridiculous, but it is a common behavioral trait out here. Friends and colleagues will always wait until there is only about 1 hour or less to get something done. Since "anything could change at any minute" there is really no long-term planning for things done below the municipal level or across a major corporation. Restocking, making phone calls, arranging meetings, taking flights, etc. These events are all done just before they happen and no more than 1 or 2 days in advance. Expect things to be done last minute and don't ask WHY when they do it that way. Asking someone to explain why something is done poorly, or last-minute, will only hurt your relationship.
5) Don't take "Yes" for an answer. One of the most important things to remember is that "Yes" is used as frivolously as a head nod. You know when someone is talking and you just nod your head to show you are listening? That happens around Asia, but verbally. They say "Yes" to show you they are listening or just to say "I hear you." Also, as their superior, people can't say "No" to you. They will always agree to do it, but if they really don't want to, they will find a way to reject or ignore the task later. So, expect flakiness and set your deadlines a little earlier. That way, when someone bails out on you, the task can still get done on time.
The above are just a few ways to keep from losing your mind in China. If you have some experiences yourself, please let us know below!
And, of course, Good luck!


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About this property
At the crossroads of the world…
Following the commercial success of "Marguery Exclusive Villas", our first resort on the Western coast of Mauritius, we set out once more in search of a new ideal. A place rich in history, still untouched by the hand of man, at the crossroads of two worlds. Located a few minutes from bustling Grand Baie, one of the most popular beach resorts of the island, Mythic Grand Gaube offers a unique experience, a stone's throw away from the beach. If you allow the magic in the air to work its wonders, you will wallow in serenity and the gentle lifestyle here …
A diverse and modern island
Since its independence in 1968, Mauritius has introduced a long-term economic development strategy which secured its position today as one of the best countries in terms of political, economic and social stability. Spoken and administrative languages: French and English
The golf destination par excellence
13 dream courses offering stunning scenery, with the green of the greens and the blue of the lagoons. In 2014, for the 2nd year running, Mauritius was awarded the prize for the world's most beautiful golf destination at the ITB International Tourism Show in Berlin. More than 6 golf club are next to the resort.
Retirement in Mauritius: a wonderful life
Mauritius is ranked 3rd among the top 10 ideal destinations for retiring abroad, with among others a cost of living approximately 40% lower than in France. As a result of the non-double tax agreement signed with France, other income are taxed at only 15% in Mauritius.
The buzzing life of the North
Grand Baie and its surrounding area are among the most sought-after regions of the island: restaurants, fashion boutiques, malls, bars… Cultural and festive events held throughout the year make this part of the island constantly bubble with life.
Grand Gaube
Grand Gaube fishing village is a haven of peace half-way between Grand Baie, the touristic hub with a blend of urbanism, luxury and modernity, and the wild coasts of the East boasting the most beautiful beaches of the island. This strategic location provides one of the most breathtaking panoramic view of Mauritius.
Its surrounding northern islets (Gunner's Quoin , Flat Island, Gabriel Islet, Round Island and Snake Island). This area is also very close to the most beautiful golf courses of Mauritius.
A mythic story
Mythic Grand Gaube is a prestigious and mythical place. Its history reflects the reputation of the previous estate- owner: Jean-Pierre Chaumard. Reputed worldwide for his excellence and know-how in the field of luxury hotels, he has significantly contributed to the international recognition of the island: as General Manager of the Royal Palm for 20 years, he has personally welcomed celebrities from across the globe. In this never-ending pursuit of excellence, Mythic Grand Gaube seeks perfection even in the finest details and is the promise of an exceptional and unique experience. An islander's lifestyle, instilled by a man who has forever marked the history of this mythical island.
An exceptional living environment
Located on an estate of 2.2 hectares, 550m from the beach, Mythic Grand Gaube resort with its tropical gardens and luxuriant scenery, ensures privacy and space. Fully gated and secure, the resort comprises 14 luxury villas with pool, 12 luxury apartments and 3 exclusive penthouses with pool on the roof, offering a scenic view of Gunner's Quoin, Amber Island and Round Island, with concierge services and a clubhouse. Mythic Grand Gaube skilfully combines contemporary architecture and the authentic lifestyle characteristic of the north of the island.
Resort Services
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: Pool & garden maintenance, housekeeping, laundry, provision stocking
RENTAL PROGRAMME: Sales, marketing and management
of properties within the rental programme
RESORT MANAGEMENT: Estate administration, maintenance
of all resort areas and facilities, security and waste disposal. 24/7
CONCIERGE: Organising your excursions, sports and activities, private parties.
RECEPTION: Shuttle service, airport transfers, fitness room,resort reservations, assistance
Exclusive services
An exceptional resort with equally exceptional service. Mythic Grand Gaube provides year-round privileged access to all the services of the 5-stars hotel Lux Grand Gaube, located next to the resort. To complement the services available within the resort, Lux Grand Gaube provides you with:
-Access to the beach and non-motorised water sports (windsurfing, pedalo, kayaking, sailing boat…)
-A golf practice facility
-Tennis courts, yoga, beach-volley court, table tennis, bocce…
-Access to the gym, open-air cinema, Hammam Spa and sauna
-Access to the hotel's 4 restaurants including The Beach, a reputed gourmet restaurant.
Property investment in Mauritius
The Mythic Grand Gaube programme is covered by the PDS label issued by the BOI (Board of Investment). The PDS (Property Development Scheme) acquisition model is a scheme set up by the Mauritian government in 2015 that allows foreign nationals to become owners of a property in Mauritius.
-As the price of the villas is higher than 500,000$ (383,000€), owners can automatically claim Permanent Resident status and have a Residence Permit (subject to BOI agreement) which will only cease if the property is sold in the future.
-By choosing to live in Mauritius for 183 days a year (6 months + 1 day), owners may also benefit from tax residence and enjoy all the advantages of the Mauritian tax system.
What are the advantages of the Mauritian tax system?
-A single tax band of 15% on income, including rental income
-A non-double tax treaty between Mauritius and several other countries (France, England, Germany, South Africa, India, etc …)
-No wealth tax
-No capital gains on profits if the property is resold -No tax on dividends
-No property tax or council tax
Rental management: the keys to success
With over 15 years' experience in the field, we base our operation on two strategic pillars:
-The upstream sales and marketing policy overseen by our marketing office.
The aim: to define the most appropriate pricing policy and achieve maximum occupancy by selecting the most effective channels of communication (MEV website, referencing, web marketing, tour operators, specialist holiday rental agencies worldwide, etc.).
-The day-to-day work done in the resort by our local team.
The aim: to offer an unforgettable holiday experience, create customer loyalty and reinforce the Mythic Grand Gaube brand image.


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The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq. ...: Letters
J. and P. Knapton, 1751
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The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq. ...: Letters
Alexander Pope,William Warburton
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Сторінка 8 - I know of nothing that will be so interesting to you, at present, as some circumstances of the last act of that eminent comic poet, and our friend, Wycherley. He had often told me, as, I doubt not, he did all his acquaintance, that he would marry, as soon as his life was despaired of: accordingly, a few days before his death, he underwent the ceremony, and joined together those two sacraments, which, wise men say, should be the last we receive...
Сторінка 26 - ... radiations; and when you have a mind to light it up, it affords you a very different scene. It is finished with...
Сторінка 109 - DEAR MR. GAY, — Welcome to your native soil, welcome to your friends, thrice welcome to me, whether returned in glory, blest with court interest, the love and familiarity of the great, and filled with agreeable hopes ; or melancholy with dejection, contemplative of the changes of fortune, and doubtful for the future. Whether returned a triumphant Whig or a...
Сторінка 93 - I knew you, and shall not fail to do it when I am not allowed to tell you so, as the case will soon be.
Сторінка 111 - Parnell is in an ill state of health. "Pardon me if I add a word of advice in the poetical way.
Сторінка 165 - It is so with me ; for you are in one thing an evangelical man, that " you know not where to lay your head ;
Сторінка 164 - Scenes you have passed, have not been able to attain that one quality peculiar to a great man, of forgetting every thing but injuries. Of this I am a living witness against you ; for being the most insignificant of all your old humble servants, you were so cruel as never to...
Сторінка 97 - I talk of dazzling or blazing ? it was then that they did good, that they gave light, and that they became guides to mankind.
Сторінка 115 - ... signs of life were found in either. Attended by their melancholy companions, they were conveyed to the town, and the next day were interred in Stanton-Harcourt church-yard.
Сторінка 110 - Whig, as I rather hope, and as I think, your principles and mine (as brother poets) had ever a bias to the side of liberty, I know you will be an honest man, and an inoffensive one. Upon the whole, I know, you are incapable of being so much of either party as to be good for nothing.


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The Squid Kids – how it beganMarch 4th, 2008 by Virginia Robinson
My friends and family will remember when, six years ago, I went to Russia with my cousin to meet the children she hoped to adopt. We arrived in August, in time for the birthdays of the two youngest. Each August thereafter I have tried to visit them in their home in Charleston.
When Lulu had her 4th birthday, I took her and her sister Elizabeth to Folly Beach to go fishing. Elizabeth had awakened that morning thoroughly frightened by her nightmares of being chased by sharks. She insisted that she, a good swimmer who loved to swim in the sea, would never go into the ocean again.
Once out on the Folly Beach Pier, we began to try to prepare her rod for fishing, attaching a weight and bait. A couple of young men fishing next to us noticed our lack of know-how and offered help, which we gladly accepted. They lent us a larger weight, gave us bait and helped Elizabeth bait her hook. And what do you think she caught, almost immediately? A tiny shark! It was a helpless little thing, about seven inches long and thoroughly hooked through its lip. Elizabeth had to decide on life or death for that little shark — whether to save that baby by removing it from her hook as painlessly as possible and tossing it back or to kill it. She chose life for the shark. She freed it and returned it to the sea and continued fishing. And we never again heard her say she was not going to swim in the ocean.
Meanwhile, Lu was intrigued with the squid which the two young men, who turned out to be medical students, were beginning to dissect for bait. They seemed happy to describe to her the parts of the squid and how each worked, and she looked and listened avidly.
Later, I tried to find a book on squids for Lu, since she had been so interested. To my surprise, none seemed to exist for young children, as I explored libraries and bookstores. There were books on giant squid and octopuses, but nothing on squid. Friend Jim, himself enamored of our flora and fauna and its history, said, "Why don't you just write one?" As a former biology teacher, I had plenty of information and interest. And I remembered the wonderful animal stories our dad made up for us, which always required creativity as I passed them along to sons and neices, and my delight in hearing and telling them.
Thus began the story of Suzy and Sammy Squid, the squid kids. It was quite clear that a book for four-year-olds needed pictures, and so I asked my third grade friend, Linda, and her daughter Marya to consider doing the drawings. Each of them was an adept artist and sketcher, in my view, and I was so happy that Marya happily agreed to create the visual Sammy and Suzy — making them come to life for the children who would read the book.
At the risk of creating a sexist document, I urged Marya to distinguish between the two squid kids by giving Suzy eyelashes. And sexism came into the picture again. Friends, grandmothers of four-year-olds, read the draft for us and one challenged, "Mrs Robinson, are you being sexist here?" She noticed that Sammy was taking the lead in teaching Suzy. Thus I had to make sure Suzy, just as ingenious as Sammy, took the lead in teaching him some of the wonderful ways those two kids, like all squid kids, learned.
Especially fun for me, in trying to write for four-year-olds, was not only creating a simple but compelling story and one which is educational, but also adding the messages dear to my heart, i.e. we help most by teaching the other how to do it rather than by doing it for her or him, and we can do 'most anything we really think we can if we try.
Hoping this little book will bring happy reading to children and those who read to them.


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Reception and year 1 had so much fun at their Christmas treat watching "the selfish giant" puppet show. After, we got to get up close and personal with some of the puppets and ask questions about the show. We finished the show with ice-cream and ice-lollies!
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We know we've come to a crossroads when German childhood is being held up as an idealized model for Americans. It was, after all, Teutonic styles of child rearing that were once viewed with disgust—as in "The Sound of Music," for a long time the most popular of all American movies, with all those over-regimented Trapp kids rescued by wearing the bedroom drapes and singing scales. But Sara Zaske's "Achtung Baby: An American Mom on the German Art of Raising Self-Reliant Children" (Picador) is perhaps an inevitable follow-up to "Bringing Up Bébé," that best-selling book about parenting the way the French supposedly do it—basically, as though the kids were little grownups, presumably ready for adultery and erotic appetites. So why not move eastward through Europe, until we get the book on parenting the Moldavian way?
What's wrong with such books is not that we can't learn a lot from other people's "parenting principles" but that, invariably, you get the problems along with the principles. French kids are often sensitive and unspoiled in ways that American kids aren't; they are also often driven so crazy by the enervating 8:30 A.M.-to-4:30 P.M. school system and by a tradition of remote parenting that they rebel as bitterly as American adolescents do, only putting off the rebellion until they're forty, when the sex and drugs really start to kick in. And you can wonder whether the German molding system leaves German kids molded quite so thoroughly as Zaske, an American long resident in Berlin, insists.
In her depiction, the new German style of child rearing remains, well, extremely German: here are the most highly organized forms of not being highly organized that have ever existed. Nowhere else, it seems, will you find such tightly controlled varieties of freedom, such militarized ordering of open-ended play, such centralized rules for creative anarchy. Kids aren't merely encouraged not to be dependent on toys; there is a "toy-free" month when no one at the day-care center is allowed to play with them. Adolescents are not only indulged in their freewheeling impulses; whole parks are specifically set aside for their explorations. "In addition to park areas designed for them, adolescents can go into almost all places in Berlin, including dance clubs and bars," Zaske writes. "There are some rules, including a curfew: teens under sixteen must be out of the clubs and restaurants by ten p.m., those under eighteen must leave by midnight." (Could these fine-print rules be effectively enforced anywhere except in Germany?) German parents don't merely not hover; they refuse to hover, on considered principle, and send the kids off to school and back, after having digested the odds of a child's being snatched along the way and, sensibly enough, decided that it's a safe bet they won't be.
And here we arrive at the real ghost that haunts these books, the one that sends us to Paris or Berlin for help: the sense that American parents have gone radically wrong, making themselves and their kids miserable in the process, by hovering over them like helicopters instead of observing them from a watchtower, at a safe distance. The helicopter metaphor is an odd one, since helicopters can often only hover, helplessly, as in the Vietnam-era newsreels, as the action goes on below. The style of middle-class child rearing that the Germans and the French and the rest might help us escape from is really more handcuff than helicopter, with the parent and the child both, like the man and woman agents in a sixties spy movie, shackled to the same valise—in this case, the one that carries not the secret plans for a bomb but the college-admission papers. Until we get to that final destination, we'll never be apart.
In "Off the Charts: The Hidden Lives and Lessons of American Child Prodigies" (Knopf), Ann Hulbert seems to be taking up the opposite end of the child-rearing stick; rather than ordinary kids with ordinary parents, these are the outliers, right here in America. Yet her book shares some themes with the Europhile ones. There's the same agonizing question of American achievement: What can we learn, in a society dedicated to high-achieving children, from children who seem "naturally" off the charts in their achievements? How can we make our children less anxious while still making sure that they achieve? Are prodigies a race apart, or are they merely more persistent than other kids? (As Hulbert cautions, the paradox of the self-made prodigy is that persistence itself is an inborn gift, as odd as any other.) The arguments seem to echo ancient religious ones—mysterious innate grace does battle with hard-won grit, Catholics vs. Protestants in undersized clothing—which may be a giveaway that what's at stake is ethical before it's educational.
Hulbert's book is smart—as all her books have been, particularly the child-centric "Raising America"—and often sad. There seems nothing more melancholy than the fate of prodigies. The book takes us from William James Sidis and Norbert Wiener, Jewish prodigies at Harvard at the beginning of the twentieth century (Sidis was the subject of a profile by James Thurber, of all people, in these pages), to their seeming successors in Silicon Valley, the hero-nerds who have become as much an American typology as the enfants sauvages of France ever were. Along the way, we encounter the big names in prodigy-land, among them Philippa Schuyler, the African-American child genius of the nineteen-thirties and forties (and also the subject of a New Yorker profile, by Joseph Mitchell), and Bobby Fischer, the chess-playing son of Jewish Communists, who ended up a crazed anti-Semite. That many of these kids, despite being outliers, have already been much documented suggests that we use mental prodigies the way Renaissance people used physical prodigies (the boy-wolf, the fish-woman): that is, to prove a moral point. In the nineteenth century, John Stuart Mill's breakdown was a cautionary tale about being stuffed with too much knowledge; Louisa May Alcott included an ex-prodigy of this kind in "Little Men" to show the danger. We watch movies about Bobby Fischer in part because his is a touching story and in part because we are secretly glad that our kids, though not prodigious, are at least not that.
Hulbert does the good work, throughout, of resisting morals or too neat generalizations; one suspects that the alliterative "Lessons" in her subtitle was a publisher's creation. Some prodigies are pushed; some do the pushing from within. Sidis had a bleak life after Harvard: never quite finding his footing, he self-published speculative manuscripts on the second law of thermodynamics, the crank's specialty, and obsessively collected street-car transfers. But Norbert Wiener, who spent his career at M.I.T., became one of the most significant scientists of his era, the founder of cybernetics and a pioneer in information theory. He suffered from depression, it's true, but was no more miserable than many other tenured professors. Philippa Schuyler had a terribly unhappy adulthood; Hulbert produces a heartbreaking letter of indictment that, in her late twenties, she wrote to her pushy, well-meaning mother. Yet Shirley Temple, her show-biz counterpart in the thirties (she was, as Hulbert points out, the first white female ever to dance with a black man onscreen, albeit in a movie where she wears a Confederate cap), went on to have a successful life as a Republican politico and diplomat.
The math prodigies are set somewhat apart from the more general-capacity prodigies, being seemingly possessed of a weird bit of wiring more than an over-all enhanced capacity for learning to do things. The math kids don't learn math by studying math, the way the rest of us do; they learn math the way the rest of us learn language. Hulbert picks her way through the minefield of "spectrum" or "savant" kids and the question of whether what we call autism, with its bestowal of exceptionally close and persistent focus on some object, can be a help in the arts and sciences. There appear to be as many learning styles among prodigies as there are prodigies to express them. Bobby Fischer turns out to be, in most ways, a freak, an outlier among outliers. His incipient paranoia provided a wonderful advantage in playing a game that depends on paranoia—Is that pawn sneaking up on me from behind? It isn't threatening now, but, in four moves, I can see that knight becoming my fatal enemy!—and ruined him as a person. His wasn't a general intelligence deliberately adapted to a game; it was a game-playing octopus-eyed gift that crowded out his general intelligence.
The tricky thing, which Hulbert doesn't oversell, is that, on the whole and with the expected exceptions, exactly the kind of hover parenting that we rightly deplore does seem to be essential to the kind of hyperachievement that we admire. The Chinese piano prodigy Lang Lang, whom Hulbert writes about at length, was driven relentlessly by his father. "Lang Lang's mother and father joined a generation of parents who, not surprisingly, focused on the futures of their 'little emperors' with an intensity that pushed traditional Confucian tenets of 'family education' to extremes," she writes. The piano was hauled into the living room, and five- and six-hour daily sessions of practice were imposed by the time Lang Lang was seven.
As Hulbert points out, our own pet prejudices would predict a boy crushed under the pressure, which seems at times to have been deep-dive-submarine intense. But Lang Lang emerged as a fine musician and about as well adjusted as any artist can hope to be. The grit theory of achievement seems justified by the results, if the results are what you're after. We wince at the brutality of parents who ship their young kids around to perform for adults at the expense of their childhood—but, then, that was Mozart's childhood, and though by the end Mozart may have wished for less attention as a kid performer and more as a grownup composer, he never for a moment wished not to be Mozart.
For every prodigy doomed to misery by early success, we can cite another who started off strong and kept going. It's significant that we tend not to judge prodigies in sports too harshly. Wayne Gretzky was a goal-scoring genius in hockey by the age of ten and had a true tiger father, albeit a mild Canadian kind, who trained him in the back-yard ice rink. Yet we don't usually criticize such parents, or expect their offspring to become exemplars of a life well lived, because we understand that there's a time fuse burning on athletic achievement. Nobody looks at Gretzky now and feels sorry for him, though his post-athletic life has been about as hit-or-miss as any other prodigy's. We understand instinctively that being a prodigy wasn't his platform for a lifetime's achievement; it marked the possibility of a highly specific, highly term-limited kind of performance.
The secrets of that kind of athletic achievement are the subject of Karen Crouse's book "Norwich: One Tiny Vermont Town's Secret to Happiness and Excellence" (Simon & Schuster). Crouse, a Times sportswriter disillusioned by drug-enhanced results and joyless competitions, stumbled on Norwich in the midst of her travels with more or less the same stunned enthusiasm with which Ronald Colman, in the movie "Lost Horizon," stumbles on Shangri-La. In Norwich, no parent presses, no bar is set, and after a kid scores two goals in a soccer game he is sat down so that some other kid has a chance to score. Yet Norwich continually sends athletes to the Olympics and other competitions in numbers ridiculously disproportionate to its size.
What we don't get to see, in Crouse's account, is the little town nearby, where, as must be the case, everyone coöperates and yet no one is a champion. (And there must also be, in Norwich, at least one Holden Caulfield type who thinks the whole Norwich thing is phony.) Looking at Norwich, we're told that the non-competitive, non-pressuring approach is best because it gets us to the medal stand, or close. But what if it didn't? If Norwich values matter, it's because they're good, not because they're shortcuts to victory. The point of a non-competitive attitude can't be that it makes us better able to compete; the value of an unpressured approach can't be that it creates a more effective kind of pressure. In any case, one has the sense that what Crouse has found is not a "secret" but a well-known effect: unusual excellence emerges within tightly structured local traditions, whether they are in fifteenth-century Florence, in painting, or in San Pedro de Macorís, the "cradle of shortstops." One good painter with an apprentice produces a Renaissance, just as one good coach with willing kids supplies the major leagues.
But are results what we're after? Timed and scored competitions aside, the results are far more relative to the eye of the beholder than any account of high-pressure child rearing can quite allow. Lang Lang's six-hour-a-day training certainly produced a fast-fingered fiend, but also, to many music-critics' ears, merely a fast-fingered fiend, more loud than lyrical. Then again, Mitsuko Uchida, a Japanese prodigy of an earlier vintage, is as sensitive a pianist as exists; prodigies are particulars first of all. With all the effort in the world, the results of cramming kids are likely to be more ambiguous than we can predict, not because the child rearing was done wrong but because all such results tend to be ambiguous.
What typically emerges from looking at kids, gifted and ordinary, is that, from the kids' point of view, accomplishment, that is, the private sense of mastery, the hard thing suddenly made easy, counts for far more in their inner lives than does the achievement—the competition won, the reward secured. The mystery of mastery, felt in the child's mind or muscles, is more compelling than the concreteness of achievement, the trophy pressed in her hands. What sustains us in any competition are the moments of interiority when the competition vanishes; what sustains us in any struggle are the moments when we forget the struggle. Philippe Petit didn't walk the wire between the Twin Towers by working harder while he was up there; he worked hard to get to a state where it would never feel like work.
Lang Lang admits to the brutal pressures placed on him by his father, and, though he does it nicely, he blames his father for overstressing him. He was saved because he had, as Hulbert writes, "carved out space for a version of the 'autotelic experience'—absorption in an activity purely for its own sake, a specialty of childhood." Following the psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Hulbert maintains that it was being caught in "the flow," the feeling of the sudden loss of oneself in an activity, that preserved Lang Lang's sanity: "The prize always beckoned, but Lang was finding ways to get lost in the process." There's a similarly lovely scene in Hulbert's book of Shirley Temple learning to tap-dance with Bill Robinson, who told her to "get your feet attached to your ears"; the moment was bright enough to stay with her forever after. The process was not only more important than the prize morally; it was more essential than the prize existentially. By the time that Temple was an adult, most of the money she had made was gone. But the moment of learning, matching ears to feet with Bill Robinson, left her with a lifetime of confidence.
Accomplishment, the feeling of absorption in the flow, of mastery for its own sake, of knowing how to do this thing, is what keeps all of us doing what we do, if we like what we do at all. The prizes are inevitably disappointing, even when we get them (as the life of Bob Dylan, prize-getter and grump extraordinaire, suggests). It is, perhaps, necessary only that we like the process as we seek the prize. Andre Agassi, in his account of becoming an embittered prodigy, seems never to have liked tennis much, except as a vehicle for achievement. The kids who do like life inside the lines can find the flow within that green-and-white geometry.
What really helicopters over these books is what one might call the Causal Catastrophe: the belief that the proof of the rightness or wrongness of some way of bringing up children is in the kinds of adults it produces. This appears, on the surface, so uncontroversial a position—what other standard would you use?—that to question it seems a little crazy. But, after all, chains of human causality are, if not infinite, very long; in every life, some bad consequence of your upbringing will eventually emerge. We disapprove of parental hovering not because it won't pay off later—it might; it does!—but because it's obnoxious now. Strenuously competitive parents may indeed produce high-achieving grownups, but it's in the nature of things that high-achieving adults are likely to become frustrated and embittered old people, once the rug is pulled out from under their occupation. If a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, then all chains are infinitely weak, since everybody ends up broken.
Childhood should not be considered a chain of causes leading to an ultimate effect: you do this so that will happen. The popular motto of stoic acceptance, "It is what it is," should be replaced by a stronger motto, embracing existence: "What is is what is." The reason we don't want our kids to watch violent movies is not that doing so will turn them into psychos when they grow up; it's that we don't want them seeing bloody movies now. As the nineteenth-century Russian philosopher Alexander Herzen said, after the unimaginable loss of a child drowned (in words famously adapted by Tom Stoppard in "The Coast of Utopia"), "Because children grow up, we think a child's purpose is to grow up. But a child's purpose is to be a child. Nature doesn't disdain what only lives for a day. It pours the whole of itself into each moment. . . . Life's bounty is in its flow, later is too late."
Child rearing is an art, and what makes art art is that it is doing several things at once. The trick is accepting limits while insisting on standards. Character may not be malleable, but behavior is. The same parents can raise a dreamy, reflective girl and a driven, competitive one—the job is not to nurse her nature but to help elicit the essential opposite: to help the dreamy one to be a little more driven, the competitive one to be a little more reflective. The one artisanal, teachable thing is outer conduct. You can't restructure a genome, but, as Mr. Turveydrop, in "Bleak House," insisted, you really can teach deportment.
A clue may be present here in the truth, which Hulbert reports, that many "spectrum" kids can be taught—with painful effort, but, still, they can be—to behave more or less normally (no scare quotes on the word; a norm is a norm even if it isn't a virtue) through careful inculcation and rote repetition. Teaching kids to become something other than what they were born to be is probably impossible; teaching them to behave in ways that seem unnatural to them at the start is actually not that hard. As satirists have pointed out for millennia, civilized behavior is artificial and ridiculous: it means pretending to be glad to see people you aren't glad to see, praising parties you wished you hadn't gone to, thanking friends for presents you wish you hadn't received. Training kids to feign a passion is the art of parenting. The passions they really have belong only to them.
Nothing works in child rearing because everything works. If kids are happy and absorbed, in the flow, that's all we can ask of them, in Berlin or in Brooklyn. Nothing works in the long run, but the mistake lies in thinking that the long run is the one that counts. Crouse, in her annals of Norwich, tells the nice story of Mike Holland, a local ski jumper, who at one point in his career became the first ever to jump six hundred and ten feet. The record lasted less than half an hour; Matti Nykänen, a Finn and a much better ski jumper, broke it shortly afterward. But every time Holland watches video of his briefly held record jump "the hairs on his neck stand at attention." For twenty-seven minutes, he had accomplished something wonderful. It was enough to sustain a life. ♦


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Come and enjoy a relaxing Sunday at the Royal Gunpowder Mills with 20% off the standard admission fee for selected Sundays. This offer applies to June 10, June 17, June 24, July 1, July 8 and July 15 only Set in 170 acres of extraordinary landscape and unique buildings, this is a fascinating place for all, and at such a price there has never been a better time to explore! For families we have the fantastic Mad Lab show delighting children of all ages where Professor Nitrate creates chaos setting of bangs, crashes and fizzes! Join the Professor's assistant each Sunday and get hands on with the activity of the day – Get a taster of what's to come during Professor Nitrate's Summer of Science! For adult visitors, the Royal Gunpowder Mills has over 300 years of history to explore. There is the acclaimed Armoury with a comprehensive collection of firearms from the Civil War onwards, and the Rocket Vault - both with enthusiastic guides at hand, some who worked here when it was a top secret research establishment. For a nominal fee, take the Land Train tour with experienced guides taking you to hidden parts of the site, a Scheduled Monument and an SSSI, rich in history and diversity of wildlife habitats. Watch out for deer and other wildlife! And throughout the day the Gunpowder Café serves great food. . Tickets can be purchased on the day or through our Eventbrite page. Please note that due to wildlife protection, no animals are allowed onsite, with the exception of certified Assistance Dogs. All details correct at publication. The 20% offer is only valid on the dates shown above, therefore excludes Sundays of special events such as – Professor Nitrate's Summer of Science, Dr Gore's Spooky Mad Lab and Guy Fawkes Festival. The Sunday special offer cannot be claimed in conjunction with any other discount offer or voucher.
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16/01/2014 – Expressions of Interest invited for the post of An Coimisinéir Teanga
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The Minister of State at the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Mr Dinny McGinley, announced today (16 January 2014) that expressions of interest are being invited through the Public Appointments Service from suitably qualified individuals who wish to be considered for appointment as An Coimisinéir Teanga. Applications will be accepted up to and including Thursday 30 January 2014. Information on how to submit expressions of interest is available at www.publicjobs.ie.
The functions of An Coimisinéir Teanga include monitoring compliance by public bodies with the Official Languages Act 2003; carrying out investigations in this regard; providing advice to the public regarding their language rights under the Act; and providing advice to public bodies regarding their language obligations under the Act. The person appointed to the post will take over from Mr. Seán Ó Cuirreáin who will be resigning as Coimisinéir Teanga on 23 February 2014.
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It's the day after Christmas, and Bootie co-creator and DJ Adrian (of A Plus D) celebrates their belated Christmas Eve birthday! It's going to be a "Friends and Family Night" at DNA Lounge, as Adrian celebrates their big day with a special birthday mashup set, joined by resident DJs
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Launched in 2003 by San Francisco DJ duo A Plus D, Bootie was the first club night dedicated solely to the then-burgeoning artform of the bootleg mashup -- and is now the biggest mashup event in the world, with regular parties in several cities. Winning various nightlife awards for the past 12 years, Bootie celebrates pop culture both past and present, keeping your brain guessing and body dancing with creative song combinations. Mixing and matching every musical genre, era, and style into one big dance party, it's a place where everyone is welcome. And with free mashup CDs given away like candy, Bootie provides the soundtrack for the A.D.D. generation.
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