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"I don't know. He wanted to, and I let him."
"I hope it pleased him. I should think it was hardly a novelty."
They lapsed into silence. Had this been a case in the court of an omniscient judge, he might have entered on his notes the curious fact that Sue had placed the minor for the major indiscretion, and had not said a word about the kiss.
After tea that evening Phillotson sat balancing the school registers. She remained in an unusually silent, tense, and restless condition, and at last, saying she was tired, went to bed early. When Phillotson arrived upstairs, weary with the drudgery of the attendance-numbers, it was a quarter to twelve o'clock. Entering their chamber, which by day commanded a view of some thirty or forty miles over the Vale of Blackmoor, and even into Outer Wessex, he went to the window, and, pressing his face against the pane, gazed with hard-breathing fixity into the mysterious darkness which now covered the far-reaching scene. He was musing, "I think," he said at last, without turning his head, "that I must get the committee to change the school-stationer. All the copybooks are sent wrong this time."
There was no reply. Thinking Sue was dozing he went on:
"And there must be a rearrangement of that ventilator in the class-room. The wind blows down upon my head unmercifully and gives me the ear-ache."
As the silence seemed more absolute than ordinarily he turned round. The heavy, gloomy oak wainscot, which extended over the walls upstairs and down in the dilapidated "Old-Grove Place," and the massive chimney-piece reaching to the ceiling, stood in odd contrast to the new and shining brass bedstead, and the new suite of birch furniture that he had bought for her, the two styles seeming to nod to each other across three centuries upon the shaking floor.
"Soo!" he said (this being the way in which he pronounced her name).
She was not in the bed, though she had apparently been there — the clothes on her side being flung back. Thinking she might have forgotten some kitchen detail and gone downstairs for a moment to see to it, he pulled off his coat and idled quietly enough for a few minutes, when, finding she did not come, he went out upon the landing, candle in hand, and said again "Soo!"
"Yes!" came back to him in her voice, from the distant kitchen quarter.
"What are you doing down there at midnight — tiring yourself out for nothing!"
"I am not sleepy; I am reading; and there is a larger fire here."
He went to bed. Some time in the night he awoke. She was not there, even now. Lighting a candle he hastily stepped out upon the landing, and again called her name.
She answered "Yes!" as before, but the tones were small and confined, and whence they came he could not at first understand. Under the staircase was a large clothes-closet, without a window; they seemed to come from it. The door was shut, but there was no lock or other fastening. Phillotson, alarmed, went towards it, wondering if she had suddenly become deranged.
"What are you doing in there?" he asked.
"Not to disturb you I came here, as it was so late."
"But there's no bed, is there? And no ventilation! Why, you'll be suffocated if you stay all night!"
"Oh no, I think not. Don't trouble about me."
"But — " Phillotson seized the knob and pulled at the door. She had fastened it inside with a piece of string, which broke at his pull. There being no bedstead she had flung down some rugs and made a little nest for herself in the very cramped quarters the closet afforded.
When he looked in upon her she sprang out of her lair, great-eyed and trembling.
"You ought not to have pulled open the door!" she cried excitedly. "It is not becoming in you! Oh, will you go away; please will you!"
She looked so pitiful and pleading in her white nightgown against the shadowy lumber-hole that he was quite worried. She continued to beseech him not to disturb her.
He said: "I've been kind to you, and given you every liberty; and it is monstrous that you should feel in this way!"
"Yes," said she, weeping. "I know that! It is wrong and wicked of me, I suppose! I am very sorry. But it is not I altogether that am to blame!"
"Who is then? Am I?"
"No — I don't know! The universe, I suppose — things in general, because they are so horrid and cruel!"
"Well, it is no use talking like that. Making a man's house so unseemly at this time o' night! Eliza will hear if we don't mind." (He meant the servant.) "Just think if either of the parsons in this town was to see us now! I hate such eccentricities, Sue. There's no order or regularity in your sentiments! ... But I won't intrude on you further; only I would advise you not to shut the door too tight, or I shall find you stifled to-morrow."
On rising the next morning he immediately looked into the closet, but Sue had already gone downstairs. There was a little nest where she had lain, and spiders' webs hung overhead. "What must a woman's aversion be when it is stronger than her fear of spiders!" he said bitterly.
He found her sitting at the breakfast-table, and the meal began almost in silence, the burghers walking past upon the pavement — or rather roadway, pavements being scarce here — which was two or three feet above the level of the parlour floor. They nodded down to the happy couple their morning greetings, as they went on.
"Richard," she said all at once; "would you mind my living away from you?"
"Away from me? Why, that's what you were doing when I married you. What then was the meaning of marrying at all?"
"You wouldn't like me any the better for telling you."
"I don't object to know."
"Because I thought I could do nothing else. You had got my promise a long time before that, remember. Then, as time went on, I regretted I had promised you, and was trying to see an honourable way to break it off. But as I couldn't I became rather reckless and careless about the conventions. Then you know what scandals were spread, and how I was turned out of the training school you had taken such time and trouble to prepare me for and get me into; and this frightened me and it seemed then that the one thing I could do would be to let the engagement stand. Of course I, of all people, ought not to have cared what was said, for it was just what I fancied I never did care for. But I was a coward — as so many women are — and my theoretic unconventionality broke down. If that had not entered into the case it would have been better to have hurt your feelings once for all then, than to marry you and hurt them all my life after... And you were so generous in never giving credit for a moment to the rumour."
"I am bound in honesty to tell you that I weighed its probability and inquired of your cousin about it."
"Ah!" she said with pained surprise.
"I didn't doubt you."
"But you inquired!"
"I took his word."
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A Disturbing Amount Of Enthusiasm
Every time I fly I always have this weird urge to start messing with security. I know that would be a terrible idea and the best I could hope for as a result of my actions would be to go to jail where I'm sure I'd be traded for a pack of cigarettes.
Never the less that self destructive urge is in me every time I travel. I am afraid that one day I'll crack. In fact I'm sure of it.

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Susie first broke into the art world at the age of seven, winning a bicycle in a Dairyland colouring contest. After that, art languished on life's back burner while she finished school and pursued a career in physiotherapy. In 2009, at the urging of a friend, she took a painting workshop with Brian Atyeo. Discovering a new passion in painting was life changing for her. Over the last nine years she has committed herself to improving her skills as an artist by attending classes and workshops with generous and talented Canadian Artists such as Robert Genn, Brian Atyeo, Mike Svob, David Langevin and many others. She now spends her days with her family on a rural property north of Pemberton, B.C. Her large studio hosts guest instructors and provides learning opportunities for other artists.
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Cult Nails In The Garden Collection is great! The colors are not like any that I have in my collection. However, I would have loved to see a green. There are many floral colors and even a color to represent dirt. But no greens for leaves, grass or plants.
While the colors are unique to me, they are not unique to the public. I love that they have some wax finishes in this collection and I also like that they are straying away from the current trend in our nail polish world : texture polishes. In that way, they are very unique!
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Bachelors Degree in Environmental Studies & Community Development- Second Class Honours (Upper Division) - Kenyatta University
KCSE - Vitengeni Baptist Secondary School- Kilifi District
1st May, 2012- Till resent : Employee of wildlife clubs of Kenya currently in charge of the Rift Valley region (Lake Nakuru Environmental Education Centre) as Conservation Education Officer.
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Take a look at that, eh? A different Two and a Half Men star has made a headline! After a week of nothing but Charlie, Charlie, Charlie, Jon Cryer (a.k.a. the one without warlock wings) has stepped into the spotlight, appearing in a sketch that will air on Thursday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show that pokes fun at his currently unemployment. (Following Charlie Sheen's combative radio interviews, CBS shut down filming on the final eight episodes of the season.) In the sketch, Cryer plays DeGeneres' new receptionist: "I needed the work," he shrugs, shortly after DeGeneres applauds his work ethic by telling him, "You do the work of two and a half men!" Tune in today to find out if the two dance enthusiasts pas de deux to "Try a Little Tenderness." Watch the clip after the jump.
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text: Okay guys, here's a review of the macbook, the Mac OS experience, and the windows experience for my 12 month use of the unibody macbook coming from a PC perspective. Hopefully this will help curious buyers to see if a Mac will be useful to them compared to a PC. Background: I've been using Windows for about 15 years now, starting mainly from windows 95. More recently, I had a desktop running Windows 7 and a laptop running windows XP media center edition. The laptop was a power user notebook with a 15 inch high res matte screen, about 1650 x 1050 pixels, and had been running for about 4 years. It was a fast laptop than came with 2 GB ram in 2006. The reason I was looking to get a new laptop was mainly because the graphics in powerpoint when connected to a project would often fail. Often times the projector display was missing pixels, or had lines or dots all over, or the aspect ratio was wrong. Of course this is very embarrassing when you give conference talks, and if you restart your computer, you will have to skip half of your presentation. No one could give me a solution to the problem other than to try a different graphics card, which is impossible in a notebook, or update drivers, which didn't help. Secondly, my notebook was loud and quite thick, almost 2 inches thick, which made it hard to carry around on travel. On the plus side, the screen was extremely clear and easy to read, the processing power was fast, the keyboard was very easy to type on, and the laptop had many useful ports, such as 4 USB ports, firewire, and all the essentials. This made it a workhorse machine, not unlike a desktop. The Choices: The main specs and features I wanted was something 1) that could run powerpoint without graphic glitches, 2) something relatively fast, and 3) a small and quiet footprint. I had never owned an apple computer before, and whenever I used one, I disliked the experience in Mac OS (As a side note, I did have an original iphone that I bought secondhand, which I did like the experience). I also wanted something that could run windows well, since I had a lot of software which was way more expensive than the laptop, so it had to run windows and legacy software. As I talked with friends and colleagues, it was clear that Macs could run powerpoint presentations quite well without the graphic glitches, and with no solid explanation why those glitches occured in the first place, I felt it would be better to go with something that works rather than take chances. As I looked at the macbook notebooks, I liked how they were all quite thin, about 1 inch, and were pretty fast. There were no other notebooks at the time that were 1 inch thin and had good specs (core 2 duo, fast ram, good graphics). I didn't even consider price so much, as the macbook unibody costed $1000. In hindsight, I didn't realize PC laptop prices dropped considerably, mainly because I couldn't find one that was thin and powerful. I didn't want to go with the superthin laptops like the Air and similar PC counterparts because I felt they were slow and were missing key features like enough ports and a dvd drive. The main downsides of the macbooks, in my opinion, was that I didn't like the huge trackpad, which pushed the keyboard far back, and that require too many fingers to do simple tasks. On most PC laptops, you only need one finger to scroll, and you can rest your wrist on the laptop surface, and your thumb on the buttons. This makes it much easier to use and more ergonomic. Secondly, there was no version of Outlook that ran on Macs, which I had relied on for work, as well as many other commerical software packages, which I wasn't willing to upgrade or purchase a Mac version. I waited about 3-5 months to see if anything new would pop out and nothing really caught my attention. There were actually a couple good HP laptops that came out, but they had the trackpad way off center to the left, and it just wouldn't be easy to use that way. I also didn't like the HP software installed on those notebooks, and was too lazy to do a clean installs of windows. Between the macbook white unibody and macbook pro, I liked the unibody better because the color just looked better to me, and rubberized bottom of the plastic unibody doesn't heat up like aluminum bottom does. I also liked that the power cable matched in color better to the plastic unibody than the aluminum. At the time, the specs on the plastic unibody were actually better then the aluminum version, I think it was the hard drive and/or processor that was ever so slightly better. Around the same time, Microsoft announced that they would bring Outlook to the Mac in the next version, which I was thrilled about. I found a good price on the unibody for $900 on sale, so I decided to buy it. Initial thoughts: First, the unibody looked great. It was also pretty fast under Mac OS and got good battery life, maybe 5-6 hours when running basic tasks like web browsing. It was extremely quiet and ran powerpoint 2008 well, so I was pleased. I didn't like the trackpad at all, mainly because mouse acceleration cannot be disabled in Mac OS Snow Leopard and the trackpad is loud. Unlike my previous laptop, I found that mac users often press down the trackpad to click rather than touch it to click, because a small tap doesn't register a response reliably. This wouldn't be a big deal to me because as a work computer, I usually use an external mouse. I also didn't like the keyboard, because it was too flat. I know most people disagreed with me on this, so it's probably my specific tastes that were different from most. Most of the major internet use software has mac versions, so it was easy to use Mac OS for browsing the web and chatting. I also found iWeb to be a great, easy-to-use program for building basic websites. I thoroughly disliked iPhoto since it doesn't really let you rename files and it seems to hide your photos altogether. It didn't really matter since I had a really good Windows photo software that I had grown accustomed to using. The Mac is pretty nice because it doesn't come with too much bloatware. I found Garageband and iTunes to be the exception, but they are easy to uninstall. There is one very cool thing about the Mac OS which I havn't seen in any version of windows. On the Mac, when you copy large amounts of data to an external hard disk, the rate of transfer is faster than in windows, and doesn't slow down. For example, if you transfer 50 GB of data, the mac will give you an estimate for about 20 minutes to complete the transfer, and it will actually finish in 20 minutes. On the windows side, such a large transfer would probably take about twice as long, and the estimated time would change wildly. This is true for windows XP. I later was pleased that Windows 7 estimates the time much more accurately, although it still takes longer to transfer large amounts of files compared to the Mac OS side. This means that backups are very fast and easy through Mac OS. You also don't get those weird windows error messages that says file in use. I havn't used Time Machine yet, since the file transfer method is very fast. The Windows Experience: Since this would be mostly a work computer, it had to run windows well. I found Bootcamp easy to install windows XP, except for the fact that there's no native way to make a third partition to share data betwen the windows and mac side. However, I found some tips on the internet how to do this, and it was easy to setup once windows XP was installed. I also like how you're able to install all the drivers with a single cd and without needing to restart the computer for each driver. I can't remember if you even need to restart at all. There is one major disadvantage to the driver install process as apple doesn't post its windows drivers on their website, so you end up having to buy an OS X disc if you want newer drivers, or to get a new bootcamp version. Almost all pc vendors put their drivers online for free. Apple should learn how to do this. On to the experience once windows is installed. First and foremost, the trackpad is practically unusable in windows, and there are tons of pages on the internet verifying this. Apple has never made good trackpad drivers for the windows side, and leads me to believe they intentionally cripple the drivers to make Mac users think windows is bad. The trackpad is just way to sensitive, and unlike the Mac side, resting a second finger on the trackpad will make it unintentionally right click all the time. Secondly, the two finger scrolling is too fast or too slow in applications. Basically, you pretty much have to use an external mouse in windows, which really hurts portability. Finally, the keyboard is missing important keys such as delete, page up/down, and print screen. There's also an annoying glitch which don't occur on PC's. For PC users, every time you insert a USB thumb drive or hard disk, you are given a small eject icon in the taskbar, which makes it easy to eject a drive and be safe about pulling it out when it's finished writing. On a mac running windows, you usually don't see this icon for some strange reason, so you never know when the drive is finished reading or writing. This is true on the macbook unibody on windows xp, vista, and windows 7. As for my windows software, all of it installed fine under XP, including Outlook which I relied heavily on. I was surprised that the Mac didn't run any faster with windows then my 4 year old laptop did, given that the latter had an ancient Pentium M chip. The RAM was the same at 2 GB and the OS's were technically different, media center edition on the PC, and XP Pro on the mac, but still I felt the Mac should be faster. Nonetheless, the speed was decent, and with the new version of Office 2007, I was very happy with the laptop overall. It took awhile to get used to the smaller 13 inch display, especially because it has limited pixels compared to my older 15 inch machine, but given the portability of the macbook, I would still take it over a bigger display today. I should note that if you run more than 10 programs at a time, you should definitely get a 15 inch screen or larger so you can double the size of the windows taskbar without sacrificing to much of the workspace. I also liked that I could use powerpoint 2007 on the windows side to make my presentations, and then hop over to powerpoint 2008 on the mac side to deliver the presentations (except for the $30 adaptor you must buy, seriously, why won't Apple put a VGA port on their notebooks given that's what projectors use). Although there weren't major, graphical glitches, sometimes the resolution did change when I connected my macbook to a projector, even though I disabled mirroring. Worse, the display icon which you can add to the top of the Mac OS taskbar-thingy disappears if your resolution changes, which makes it very hard to actually select the correct resolution. However, these are minor compared to the issues I had with my previous laptop, so I was really happy that the macbook achieved all the major obstacles I had with my PC notebook. After about 6 months, I installed windows 7 over XP, and the experience was even better. The Nvidia integrated graphics handles windows 7 fairly well, and runs quiet. Because I don't game on my laptop, I didn't care for a dedicated graphics chip. And because I use my laptop at work, I didn't mind that the battery life was only about 3 hours because I always had my power adaptor plugged in. At the same time, I upgraded the mac version of office to the 2011 edition, which had outlook and the ribbon. With office 2008, I would never even compose word or powerpoint documents. I would only use powerpoint to display presentations. With office 2011, I began to use the Mac OS side at least once a week at work, with outlook 2011 running all the time and began to compose documents and spreadsheets. Final thoughts: As a consumer laptop, the macbook unibody is a great laptop. For people who like Mac OS X, they will like the experience, the speed, the ease of use, and the great battery life. For people who rely on windows and need to run it on a mac, it is more of a toss up. Yes, software will run natively and will run quick enough, but the trackpad may be enough of an annoyance to get a PC. Running both OS's on one machine gives you the ability to run more software, and the ability to switch OS's without too much of a fuss. I would score the macbook unibody as an 8 out of 10. It's simply one of the most powerful and slim laptops on the market, and the price is reasonable. It works well for travelers given the battery life is good, and it works well with presentations However, there are some things that can be improved. If the macbook could have an additional usb port and VGA port, a better trackpad with a button and good drivers, it would earn a 9. Secondly, the macbook scratches on the outside and inside no matter what kind of case you use. The inside scratches are particularly annoying, because they're caused by the rubber lip on the display. The fact that it scratches from rubber shows that the plastic Apple used is not strong. I've never seen or owned a PC laptop that gets scratched from its own rubber. Build quality needs to be improved. The battery is not user replaceable, and Apple charges too much for a new battery. That being said, there is not a single PC laptop that would score a 7 or 8 for my needs.


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Tottenham Hotspur starlet Jake Livermore has said he would consider a loan move.
Spurs boss Harry Redknapp had predicted a number of his younger and fringe players would temporarily leave the club after their Europa League exit.
Livermore has indicated an openness but says his priority is to force his way into the first team at White Hart Lane.
"I'll keep my options open for January and see where it leaves us," he said, according to The Sun.
"Would I consider a loan? If it's the right club for me and they play a certain style, yes.
"Ultimately, it is down to myself and the gaffer. But I'll just keep in his face and push on from there."
The 22-year-old was part of the side that won 4-0 at Shamrock Rovers last week, but Spurs were still eliminated due to results elsewhere.
Redknapp had been using the competition to blood his youngsters and appease his fringe players with more playing time.
This selection policy backfired after a series of disappointing results saw the White Hart Lane club knocked out by PAOL Salonika and Rubin Kazan.
Livermore featured in every one of Tottenham's Europa League games this season and has made 19 appearances altogether this season.


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By Rudolf Verspoor
On a beautiful morning, Monday, April 6 at 11:30am, members of the community gathered in Hope Town at the site of the new St. James Community Center to officially launch construction of a long-held dream, now to become reality.
Speakers commemorating the event were Vernon Malone, who provided the invocatory prayer, Paul Thompson, Executive Chairman of the Community Center Project Committee, who gave the history and financial status, Rev. Marie Neely, Regional Pastor on behalf of the Bahamas Conference of Methodist Churches on whose land the center will stand, Jeremy Sweeting, Chief Councillor of Hope Town District Council, Suzanne Bethel speaking on behalf of the community, Candace Key, former principal of and on behalf of the Hope Town School and PTA, and Monica Cook, on behalf of the Committee and its further fund-raising objectives for the center.
While a long-held dream of the community, it was only recently that plans, funding and approvals were all organized by a dedicated local committee to the point that construction could finally begin. Plans, based on a design by local architect, Michael Myers, in keeping with the traditional architecture of the settlement, were discussed at two community meetings, with useful comments made and received, and then approved by the District Council.
The new centre will not only be able to host a wide variety of activities, both for youth and adults, including the famous annual Christmas play, but can serve as a venue for large-scale events for which there is currently no provision.
The building has also been designed to serve as a hurricane shelter for the island.
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Paul Thompson in particular, as well as Koops Moss and Monica Cook, awareness of the project within the community and funding reached the point where Phase I of the project could start on the building itself and basic landscaping. The Committee was also fortunate to have received at its foundation the gift of a substantial donation to launch the campaign.
Completion of the building and occupancy is planned for early December at the latest, in time for the annual Christmas play by the St. James Players, an event that involves the whole community, and in the past has filled the local church, St. James, to almost overflowing.
Phase II will involve finalizing the interior and fully equipping it for use, plus some outside aspects of the project such as new walkways, decking and more extensive landscaping for the adjacent parkland. The site is in a central location, easily accessible to all, going back all the way to the beach, with an old growth coconut grove, and will emphasize opportunities for family activities.
All the speakers noted the value of the new centre for the continuing health and vitality of Hope Town, particularly as regards the development of the young people, and of the dedication of the community itself in supporting and bringing this long-held dream to reality.
The foundation and walls will be laid by Abaco Rock Construction and the rest of building completed by Stephen Moss Construction, who were awarded the job after a competitive bidding process. They will be aided by electrical and other such work contributed by Richard Cook Electrical.


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Many students who first arrive in Durham are baffled over what on earth formatives and summatives are – I know I was. Especially as not all universities have these and if they do, they may be called something different.
So what are formatives? Formatives are pieces of work you write and submit to your lecturer. These are assessed but do not go towards your grade. What is the point of this then? This helps you to know what sort of level your work is at; it's a way to get valuable comments on your work so then you know how to improve in future. The comments can be invaluable, hence why it is important for you to do them (formatives aren't compulsory for most departments, but are encouraged). Formatives can be different in structure, some may be an essay plan, others a full essay, some a practical write up and each with their own word count. I have found that if it's an essay plan then it's highly valuable, for the lecturers comments help you know how to write the essay that does go towards your grade. These formatives can be for each module you take, and for each module it's different. So make sure you check what it is in your module handbook or ask the lecturer.
So what does go towards your grades? That's where summatives come in. Summatives are pieces of work that do count towards your grade and most often come after a formative that usually helps in the planning for it. These summatives can be different in percentages of your final module grade, dependant on each module, for example 15% or 30% of the module grade. Likewise they can be of different word counts, i.e. 1000 words or 3000 words. These may each need their own particular structure that fit the modules requirements that the lecturers will tell you and the module handbooks found on DUO will state; such as if it's an essay and how it should be written; a research proposal; a practical write up. Summatives are compulsory and should be submitted by a certain date and time in order to be marked – make sure you submit in time!
From personal experience I would highly recommend meeting with your lecturer for the particular module your work is on during their office hours (found on DUO) to ask for advice and pose any questions you have, before the formative and summative is due. Likewise go back to your lecturer after the work has been assessed to ask for feedback; why they marked it a certain way and put certain comments, just so you know how to improve in future and so you can understand why you were given your grade and how you can improve.
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My Dad was a victim of Bag-Lady syndrome.
It took me a long time to understand what was going on. I finally found the name for my father's terrible fear of losing his money in an article in MSN Money of all places!
Bag-Lady syndrome is the fear, often found in women at all economic levels, that financial security could vanish overnight. The spectre of being penniless and homeless haunts some women's dreams.
Olivia Mellan, a Washington, D.C. therapist who specializes in money psychology, comments, "One of the ways that it impacts women's lives is it makes them afraid to take risks with their money. That's why a lot of women have lots of money sitting in a checking or savings account doing nothing. They're afraid they might need it if they end up on the street."
That's it! But, how did my father end up with Bag-Lady syndrome?
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At age 83, my father had already been retired for 18 years. His health had deteriorated so much that we joked about his quarterly "vacations" at the local hospital. Even with Medicare and supplemental insurance coverage picking up most of the bill, those vacations were shrinking his retirement savings.
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All of my attempts to chart his retirement assets and show him graphs about how long his retirement money would last, were useless. It didn't matter how much money he had. His fear had to do with not knowing how he could make more money if he needed it.
As his health and fear worsened, Dad just refused to spend any money. No geriatric care manager ( see previous post Is In Home Care The Answer?.) No in home care. No meals in the retirement community dining room.
In hindsight, I could have helped my father deal with his fear by dragging it out into the daylight and brainstorming ways for Dad to take action. Helping him find a job? Well maybe not a job, but some way to actively make even just small amounts of money.
Taking action, it turns out, is the key to licking Bag-Lady syndrome. (more in next post)


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NEET Events – Whether anyone likes or dislikes NEET, it does not matter because NEET is a reality.
This is proven by the two rounds of NEET conducted in the year 2016.
The primary application submission was for NEET.
The secondary application was to the individual state government colleges and seats; to the self-financed association medical colleges and to the individual deemed special status medical institutions.
NEET Events Confusion Follows
Again, the NEET cut-off marks qualifying students were facing another confusion and chaos of applying.
- The lucky few who applied the secondary application got the admission.
- The unlucky many NEET qualified who could not or did not apply the secondary application remained admission-less.
The plethora of NEET events that took place resulting in the lying vacant of nearly or equal to combine 5000 MBBS/BDS seats.
- Eventually no filling of seats for the academic year 2016-17.
The above rigmarole experience of the MBBS-NEET qualified candidates and their hapless parents/guardians needs sympathy.
The NRI Chaos
The NRI quota candidates were not even having proper information – hence the question whether to write or not to write NEET to become eligible to take admission in MBBS.
- Or are the marks, the basis of admission.
- Again the NRI lucky who wrote NEET, qualified and applied to the secondary also, were fortunate to take admission.
- The remaining NRI sponsored candidates who did not apply to NEET, hence a question of qualifying does not arise and so absolutely no chance of making to MBBS course for the year 2016-17 academic session.
Who is responsible for all this? Who is right and who is wrong? And there are no answers to these questions.
Watching NEET-UG Debut
It is confusion to the MBBS doctors who were appearing for NEET-PG in December 2016, thus are keenly watching the above NEET debut of the MBBS aspirants.
- The results announcement is likely in the mid of January 2017.
- After the results and the cut-off's announcement, I think we would be watching another set of circus events.
The suspense unfolds in the second week of January 2017.
Let's wait and watch.
My advice to the doctors nursing ambition to take admission in the academic year 2017-18 in the specialization of your choice; please be alert and ready to grab the opportunity of PG seat that is coming to your door.
- Good Luck and Best Wishes for NEET Events 2017.


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Title: Mundo Harsh
Format: LP
Label: Black Opal
Country: UK
Price: $31.00
|"Black Opal presents the debut LP from Jerónimo Jiménez, released under his alias Ñaka Ñaka. Mundo Harsh features somber, minimalist synth-scapes coalescing with scattering techno patterns into a mature dancefloor workout. References to classic 90s ambient techno can be heard throughout, though they take on a timelessness when refracted through Jiménezs gaseous clockwork structures. Tracks like "dioges" and "def def" throw light and shade in equal measure, with the mood oscillating between hopeful and desolate. The B-side runs stranger, breaking at the seams with rusting drones of "jAaz" and finding a final forceful kick with the evil pump of "vibrocalyx," a track made for the dankest floors. Harsh worlds for the individual to witness, a suitable soundtrack to the decay." - Black Opal.


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Feature Stories Summer 2011 IssueDecember 1, 2011
Driftless Pizza
By Theresa Marquez | Photos By Jim Klousia 3
My adventures with pizza started when I was young, growing up in a predominantly Italian neighborhood. I am forever grateful that mom liked to cook and was curious and experimental. Although she was not Italian (she was Polish, Russian, German and Austrian) she set out to perfect the local pizza. And we, her eight kids, were her guinea pigs.
Mom had pizza rules. First, she always used her own homemade sauce made with tomatoes she grew, oregano and olive oil. She canned 50 quarts a year. Second, her dough was simple flour, water, salt and yeast that she claimed she kneaded for 40 minutes (really mom?) and let rise twice. Mother never rolled out her pizza dough. Instead, after letting it rest, we put the dough on a well-oiled cookie sheet with sides and stretched it over the pan.
As one might expect, I raised my two children on homemade pizza. And like me, my now adult kids took up the art of pizza making. In February of 2009, my son Zachary and I went to Italy; Napoli was a primary destination and diving deeply into Pizza Napoletana was our mission. Pizza Napoletana never came up while I was growing up because, most likely, the Italians in my neighborhood weren't from Napoli. But today, what city doesn't have a pizza restaurant that brags a genuine wood-fired oven?
Traditional Pizza Napoletana is a very thinly stretched round crust topped with San Marzano tomatoes and fresh buffalo milk mozzarella. The pizza is baked for a mere 60 to 90 seconds in a stone oven with an oak-wood fire. The results are at once crispy, chewy and exceptionally fragrant.
Back in the States, what is a person to do when they crave a Pizza Napoletana and the closest replica is 120 miles away in Madison? (As it turns out, there are three restaurants in Madison that make pizza in the authentic Neapolitan style, and one of them meets the strict guidelines of the Vera Pizza Napoletana (VPN) certification--see last page of this article.) The answer: Build your own fire and grill.
Here in the Driftless Region of Southwest Wisconsin, we have adopted our own "identity preserved" pizza: Driftless Pizza. We have our own standards, albeit not nearly as strict as the VPN certification!
And while our Driftless Pizza is grilled over an open fire, and though it takes longer than 90 seconds to cook, you won't be disappointed when you take a bite, hear the delectable crunch of the crispy crust and enjoy the smoky marriage of cheesy toppings.
Ingredients to Assemble:
- Yeast or sourdough starter
- Organic unbleached white flour
- Whole wheat flour
- Salt
- Tomato sauce
- Olive Oil
- Basil or Oregano
- Fresh Mozzarella or a combination of aged provolone, aged mozzarella, Muenster, or chevre
- Aged Parmesan Reggiano or other delicious aged hard cheese
- Other toppings of your choosing (optional): mushrooms, sausage, sun-dried tomatoes, spinach, pesto, onion and garlic (preferably caramelized)
- Cornmeal
- Fire pit or Weber grill
- Wood for the smoky flavor (see the grilling section for using coals)
- Large cutting board or a wooden pizza peel large enough to accommodate a 12-14-inch round pizza
- Oven mitts
- Good spatula that can take heat


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Fishing in the Hinton/Jasper area is an excellent way to make sure you have a great day. Here is an account of just one of the many great days that I have enjoyed fishing the Eastern Slopes.
Our morning started early. When I pulled up to Richard's hotel at 6am, he was already waiting outside (you just gotta like that!) Within minutes I could tell this guy was pumped to try some fly fishing. He explained that although he had fished all of his life, he had never had the opportunity to fly fish and was so excited about it he didn't get much sleep. ( I didn't mention that the same thing happens to me before a fishing trip.) So off we were on our adventure, heading south of town to a little lake called Sparrow Lake. This lake can be a hot little fishing hole at times. Hopefully this would be one of those times. The ride out was enjoyable with some excellent conversation and several stops so that Richard could snap a few pictures of the local wildlife. We saw a cow and calf, moose, elk and several whitetails. We also saw a big 'ol porcupine that is probably now the most photographed porcupine that ever lived. Richard had never seen one before and was quite amazed that such a strange animal existed.
The drive passed by almost too quickly when we arrived at the lake. I launched the freighter and we were fishing. I think Richard had watched a whole lot of videos, because I have never seen anyone get the hang of casting a fly so easily. Not that it's all that hard to learn, but it was literally 5 minutes and he was yelling "Fish on!". We spent the next few hours casting and catching a fair number of smallish sized trout, which produced a whole lot of "YEE HAWING!", and comments about the size of the shoulders on these fish. As always I was having as much fun as Richard was. It's always enjoyable to watch the surprise on a persons face. The first time they feel that burst of power that a trout sends up a 4wt fly rod. (I think he's hooked.)
Well hunger caught up to us about noon so we put in for a shore lunch. Fresh fish over an open fire. It doesn't get much better that that. After lunch Richard went down and snapped a few scenery pictures and then we were back at it again. At this point my new friend decided he wanted to catch a lunker. Well this didn't turn out to be as easy as it sounded. We must have tried 20 different patterns before we enticed a fat boy up for the hit. But when Richard set the hook on this fish, you could see it was well worth the effort.
I was urging him to keep his rod up, palm the reel, let him run, don't horse him, all of which I know he didn't even hear. It didn't matter anyway. He landed that fish after some truly amazing runs.
I snapped a photo with the tape measure on the fish so he could have it mounted, and Richard released it so it could be caught another day.
The rest of the day was spent trying to catch that fish's dad but in the end it was not to be. (That's fishing)
We finished the day with a few more small trout and then headed back north to Hinton. Although we never did get one of the truly monstrous fish that live somewhere in this lake, it was as it always is, a great day fishing!


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It was announced back in August of 2014 that DOG SOLDIERS / THE DESCENT director Neil Marshall would be executive producing the ghost story DARK SIGNAL, a project that largely managed to fly under our radar since then, catching our attention again when it was released on DVD in the UK last year. Now we've found out when the film will be receiving a release in the US, and it's not far off.
Directed by Edward Evers-Swindell from a screenplay he wrote with Antony Jones, DARK SIGNAL shows what happens when
the spirit of a murdered girl returns with a message for the staff of a local radio station.
Judging by the trailer (which can be seen below, along with the poster), this appears to be an intriguing mixture of supernatural shenanigans and violent slashings.
Siwan Morris, Gareth David-Lloyd, Joanna Ignaczewska, Duncan Pow, Eleanor Gecks, Cinzia Monreale, and James Cosmo star in the film, which XLrator Media will be releasing into theatres on June 2nd. A VOD and iTunes release will follow on June 6th.
Being a fan of Marshall's, I'll take a look at anything he's involved with, but DARK SIGNAL looks good enough that I'd check it out even if his name wasn't on it.


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He couldn't recall the name of it at the time.
But the next time he came by, he brought me a bottle to try.
It was Henry Weinhard's Root Beer )"Gourmet Soda, Draught Style Head").
I remember Henry Weinhard's advertisements from way back, on TV and in print, I suppose?
1970's, maybe?
Anyhow, I definitely recognized the name.
You don't have to tell me twice!
I wanted to try it.
Creamy, rich, delicious, refreshing.
In fact, I might try some other kind and share it with you, too.
But that Ultimate Root Beer Float will be hard to beat!


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Cairns Layover Day 276 Cairns is known as a scuba diving destination for divers from all over the world. Located an hour's boat ride from the Great Barrier Reef, Cairns makes it's living offering water sports to tourists. It is a great town to visit, but believe it or not, it does not have a […]
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Tinaroo Falls to Wonga Beach Day 273 My night had not been restful. The evening before one of the men who worked at the camp, walked in with a snake around his arm. He asked if anyone there "liked snakes" I didn't say anything, but managed to back away far enough to watch and hear […]
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Flying Fish Point to Tinaroo Falls Day 272 After dreaming of crocodiles all night I woke to a day of no rain in the rain forest! From Flying Fish Point we climbed up off the coast and onto the Tablelands of North Queensland. The landscape reminded me of the South Africa bush veldt, expansive views […]
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Cardwell to Flying Fish Point Day 271 on the road It was a short night for me, I am still not used to Aussie time. I wake up a little later each day but still can't sleep in until 5 a.m. Perhaps by the time we go north to Japan I will be on Aussie […]
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Sydney to Townsville (flight) Day 269 Airplane flight #10 this year was a short and sweet one. We boarded late morning and within two hours landed in Townsville which is in Queensland, north of Sydney along the beginning of the Great Barrier Reef. Al the Alien got to sit up in first class since there […]
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Sydney during the Olympics! Australia decided to throw a party and the world has shown up! Sydney is alive with excitement. The Olympics started 5 days ago and it seems the whole world is here to see the games. Downtown is all dressed up with flags and fun. Street mimes and entertainment go on all […]
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Commuting to Sydney and the Olympic games Days 264-268 The University of Wollongong Campus East Housing will be our "home" for the next five days. Larry and I have been assigned a dormitory room. There is one bed with a trundle bed on the floor, it's better then Bunker 42 and a whole lot cheaper […]
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Odyssey went to Gouldburn, we went to Bateman's Bay Day 262 We are on the road again, on the road to Sydney. Larry rented a great big station wagon and I do mean big! After riding around in miniature European cars for so long, I forgot how good a big car can feel. Australia is […]
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Landing in Canberra Day 260 traveling the world We landed just after sunrise, after seeing 6 movies, eating 5 meals (kind of) and taking numerous melatonin (natural sleeping pills). It was a long flight. Just prior to arrival, one of the flight attendants opened all the overhead baggage compartments and sprayed the plane for bugs. […]
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They are literally THE comfiest shoes ever, extremely light and pretty much go with all dark colours.
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Friday, 25 October 2013
They are literally THE comfiest shoes ever, extremely light and pretty much go with all dark colours.
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If You Read One Article About Training, Read This One
Expert Tips For Finding The Right Dog Crate Size
Most dog owners can confirm that dog crates are more often than not very effective and efficient in training dogs. Experts and professionals strongly recommend for dog owners to consider a few important factors when looking to purchase the right dog crate for training their dogs. One of the major factors to consider has to be the size of the dog crate. Pet owners should go for bigger dog crates if they so happen to have big dogs and smaller dog crates for smaller breeds of dogs. It will often take you some time and effort when it comes to finding and choosing the best dog crate size for your dog mainly because there are too many types and sizes that are easily available.
Are dog crates really efficient in quickly training dogs?
Dogs are somehow related to wild wolves and this can always be seen in their numerous similarities in behaviour as well as physical attributes. Dog crates more often than not act like personal dens for domesticated dogs just like wild wolves have their own wild dens. Most dogs that have the right sized dog crates often stay out of trouble by spending most of their time in the dog crate. For this very reason, the right sized dog crate will be a very effective tool for dog owners who are keen on training their dogs quickly and effectively.
Picking the right dog crate size will more often than not greatly influence whether or not the dog training will be successful. Your should first and foremost consult with a professional such as a veterinarian who will have the proper skills and experience to help you pick the right size of dog crate for your dog. If your dog is …Read More »


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Am I still diabetic? My BMI is 23.5, I am 68 with CKD, and GFR of 45. I did the 30 days diabetes cure diet by Dr Rippich. My A1c went down from 6.0 to 5.2. I am no longer on Metformin. I lost 12 lbs, but I still have to eat low carb meals, and smaller portions. My BG after meals shoots up to max.190 and it takes 3 hrs instead of 2 hrs to come down to 130. My typical meal is 120 grm of chapatti (Indian tortilla) of spelt flour and cooked vegetables (curry). I keep it low protein due to CKD.
Once you have been diagnosed with diabetes, you will always have it. It sounds like your diabetes is very well controlled at this point, which should help with preventing diabetes complications or controlling any complications you might have. Research has shown that keeping the A1C below 7% greatly reduces problems you can get because of the diabetes -- and you are well below this number. The problem with the special diets that people recommend for diabetes is that they can be hard to follow for more than 6 to 12 months. You want a meal plan that you can follow the rest of your life. If this meal plan is balanced, enjoyable and one you can see staying on, then there should be no problem doing so. You are right to watch the protein since you have chronic kidney disease. We recommend aiming for a diet with 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram per day, which is neither a high nor a low protein diet. Make sure to have a dietitian review the content of your current plan to confirm that you are not going too far above or below this range.


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I have a bit of high blood pressure, and my doctor prescribed a perindopril based pill. This caused my ankles to swell. I told him so he prescribed a version of the medicine combined with a diuretic. The diuretic caused low levels of potassium which led to fast, irregular heartbeats. So he added another medicine which should help against irregular heartbeats, but it then negatively affected my thyroid.... It also made me feel sluggish. Potassium supplements were prescribed but did not help raise the potassium level.
A chain reaction of side effects due to the pills.
He was about to suggest replacing the original diuretic with another one which does not eliminate potassium (but could cause, in some cases, swelling of breasts... - and me a male...).
I then suggested a smaller dosage of the perindopril/diuretic pill, and it worked. Now I have a normal blood pressure level around 120/70, no longer feel sluggish and no longer have irregular heartbeats. My potassium level is OK now.
Incredible how pharmaceuticals have so many side effects.
I also have been doing daily handgrip exercises which help lower blood pressure. This along with eating correctly, cutting down on salt and plenty of exercises, helped me reduce the dosage of blood pressure medicine down to a minimum.


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Valobra Reseda Soap
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Valobra Reseda Soap
Almost a century ago, Virgilio Valobra established his soap manufacturing laboratory in Genoa, Italy. It was his priority to adhere strictly to the formulas and methods of the master soap manufacturers of the 18th century; the masters soap makers that had made the Riviera between Portofino and Marseille an area renewed for the finest quality soaps in the world.
What separates Valobra soaps from other manufacturers is their fine processing. To preserve the precious ingredients in Valobra soaps, they have always used the ancient and expensive "boiling for strength method. Seasoning is also a very important step in the process. For at least six months, the soaps are aged and transform into a highly refined product that very gently cleanses the skin and improves it's feel.
Valobra's Reseda Soap features a lovely floral scent in a base of wheat germ oil, lecithin and vitamin E. This luxurious soap is perfect for all skin types.
Made in Genova, Italy by Virgilio Valobra
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