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Format:Hardcover|Verified Purchase Mr. Monk Goes to GermanyThe latest book in Lee Goldberg's Mr. Monk Series is well-paced and exciting. The chapters speed by as though you are watching a good movie. Monk is coping fairly well when Dr. Kroger announces that he is going to Germany for a weeklong conference. Within 24 hours Monk has turned into an emotional wreck fraught with abandonment issues. He is convinced that Dr. Kroger cares deeply about him and won't be annoyed about being followed overseas. He pays Natalie's way for her and with a bit of chemical help "The Monk" flies to Germany with his assistant.The book is full of comedic moments as Natalie navigates their way to the village where the tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs originated. Picture Monk staying in a centuries old house built without any right angles! There is just enough description of the charming setting around Lohr, local customs, and people to make the book interesting, but it never becomes the focal point.Naturally there is no such thing as a quiet vacation (including routine appointments with a less than pleased Dr. Kroger at the conference center) when Monk is around. The bodies start to show up almost immediately which puts the village's tiny police department into a tailspin. Again the writing is clever as we meet Commissioner Stoffmacher and Lt. Geshir who just happen to have a Skipper/Gilligan relationship like Stottlemeyer and Disher back home!Monk spots a six-fingered man in the village, and immediately the detecting becomes very personal for him. Although the man is an upstanding citizen Monk is determined to find criminal evidence against him and works relentlessly to this end. There are many twists and turns to the plot as Monk with Natalie at his side digs for the truth. Natalie's voice as the narrator is funny and full of insight. She provides the normalcy that counterbalances all of Monk's unique perceptions. There are some unexpectedly dramatic scenes with Dr. Kroger. At this point the book is moving on fast forward with the reader along for a wild ride. Everything resolves itself in the end of course as Monk ingeniously solves the mystery. For me the book was over too soon! Read more ›
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Format:Hardcover This sixth `Monk' novel is a breeze of a read. It's very entertaining, the mystery elements are neatly handled and there's plenty of Monk madness to enjoy. And yet, for all that, I have to admit that I found this the least satisfying of the `Monk' novels so far published.Monk is horrified when his psychiatrist, Dr. Kroger, suddenly announces that he is going to Germany for a week to attend a conference. How will Monk cope without his regular sessions with the good doctor? The answer to that soon becomes apparent when Dr. Kroger tries to pacify Monk by arranging for Dr. Jonah Sorenson, the one-armed psychiatrist who we first met in the television episode `Mr. Monk Gets a New Shrink'. Sorenson's lack of body symmetry has our obsessive compulsive detective in something of a cold sweat. Added to this is the fact that Monk's new neighbor only has one leg. Monk slips into a state of "tearless weeping" and "losing count of his blinking." He decides that the only course of action left open to him is to follow Dr. Kroger to Germany.Monk's unease about people with physical anomalies is about to become even more pronounced because he suddenly notices a man who has six fingers on his right hand. This is especially significant to Monk because his wife's murderer was hired by an eleven-fingered man.Where I have some difficulty with this novel is in some of the situations that Monk and Natalie get into and how they react to those situations. Obviously, with a television series as the basis for a novel, you can't help but refer back to the characters as they appear on screen. In the television episode, `Mr. Monk Takes His Medicine', as I remember it, when Monk is under the influence of the personality-altering drug, Dioxynl, his usefulness as a detective is non-existent. In this novel, Monk's detective skills are unimpaired after taking the drug. Also, Natalie's extreme reactions toward Dr. Kroger in this novel didn't ring true for me when compared to her screen persona, or even when compared to her ususal laid-back character in the novels.When reading this novel, I kept asking myself why it was set in Germany as opposed to any other country. Why did the cast have to be transported out of San Francisco at all? There are even a couple of characters that mirror Stottlemeyer and Disher with similar sounding, if Germanic, names. All good comedy stuff, admittedly, but at times, things felt a little forced to me.All this moaning is perhaps a bit harsh. I'd still recommend this novel to fans of the previous books in the series because it's a good, entertaining read. However, compared to the previous `Monk' novels, I do feel that this is the weakest entry in the series. Read more ›
Format:Hardcover A huge fan of the Monk series, I was afraid the book would ruin the TV experience for me. As long as you are up to date on Monk, reading any of these books will not ruin the show, however if you have not seen Monk, or at least the first few seasons, it may cause some confusion or spoil some upcoming shows.I found myself laughing out loud at typical Monk antics, even late at night while reading before bed. I came here to order every Monk book I do not have and thought I would share with others what a wonderful experience these books have been! If your on the fence as a TV Monk fan, get the books, you won't be sorry!
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Format:Hardcover These books are so much fun, they almost make all my issues small by comparison. I have read all the books and anxiously look forward to the next one. If you are looking for pure escapism when you read, pick up these books. The characters are fun and believable (well, as believable as Monk can be), the stories are well written and you do not have to watch the series to enjoy them (I don't have cable and have only seen 1-2 episodes). If you want a fun read, read MONK!
Format:Mass Market Paperback|Verified Purchase In this sixth installment in Lee Goldberg's series of TV tie-ins, Adrian Monk and his assistant Natalie Teeger travel to Lohr, Germany (home of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs) in pursuit of Monk's vacationing psychiatrist, Dr. Kroger. Naturally, while they're stalking Kroger, Monk and Natalie encounter a corpse or two, as well as the German equivalents of Captain Stottlemeyer and Lieutenant Disher. Monk also has a run-in with someone potentially more significant, the man who, Monk suspects, was responsible for his wife Trudy's death--the one murder he's never been able to solve.Mr. Monk Goes to Germany is an unusually appealing addition to Goldberg's delightful series. In part this is because it advances the story of Monk's hunt for Trudy's killer. Mostly, though, it's because it's riddled with politically incorrect humor about people with physical abnormalities--the web-footed and six-fingered and fur-covered among us. For Monk, the trouble starts at home, when a one-legged man moves in upstairs. The poor man's suffering--he was compelled in the wild to saw off his own leg and eat it--is as nothing compared to Monk's horror at the man's asymmetry and the disquieting propinquity of a cannibal. "'He's up there,' he said. 'I can hear him hopping around on one foot.' 'Good,' I said. 'You should feel securing knowing exactly where he is.' 'It's the incessant beat of imminent death,' Monk said. 'Hop. Hop. Hop.' 'I'm sure it's not that bad,' I said. 'Hop. Hop. Hop.' 'Try earplugs,' I said. 'Or cotton balls.' 'Hop. Hop. Hop.' 'Put a pillow over your head,' I said. 'Hop. Hop. Hop.' 'I get the point, Mr. Monk. I'm sure he'll sit down soon for dinner.' 'That's what I'm afraid of,' Monk said."Great stuff. I'm very much looking forward to the next Mr. Monk novel.
great book, your teens will like to. if you liked the show you will love this series. the author does a great job of staying true to the character while also giving more backstory and go more in depth of monk and... Read more
Five Stars Good book descriptions are terrific and plot was great.
Five Stars As enjoyable as watching the TV series !
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Five Stars Excellent book!! Easy reading and very enjoyable.
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Five Stars I LOVE THIS SERIES OF BOOKS!!! Keep up the great work!
Resolution incomplete I do not like that Natalie never really apologized to Dr. Kroger for punching him. And Monk never truly acknowledged that he was wrong about concluding that the dr. killed Trudy.
Published 7 months ago by Stacey Montgomery
Mr. Monk and the six-fingered Doctor I liked the MONK television series, but I enjoy Goldberg's novels even better. They are told from Natalie's point of view. Read more
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Mr. Monk at his best If you love watching the TV show you will LOVE this book and any other of the Mr. Monk books. They are just great.
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It was like going to Germany! The trip and descriptions of the setting are worth the read alone. Adding the story line and intrigue... this was one of my favorite of the series.. I need to read it again...!!
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Martin Brodeur never had to make a decision on whether to waive his no-trade clause with the New Jersey Devils.	The NHL's winningest goaltender returned to practice on Thursday after two weeks of speculation about a trade of the face of the Devils' franchise ended with on Wednesday.	The 41-year-old Brodeur said he didn't give Devils president and general manager Lou Lamoriello a list of teams for whom he would play, but rather situations where he'd be able to play more.	Brodeur felt that it was unlikely that he would be traded by Wednesday's deadline. A telephone call from Lamoriello on Wednesday afternoon confirmed that.	"It was weird," said Brodeur, who has spent his entire 20-year career with the Devils, helping them to three Stanley Cups and five Cup finals. "There was (a little uncertainty) not knowing what would happen. I was pretty particular about what I asked, so I knew the chances were that I wasn't going to go anywhere."	This year has been an adjustment for Brodeur. The Devils acquired Cory Schneider from Vancouver on draft day in June and he's gotten the majority to playing time in recent weeks, starting 8 of 10 games.	Brodeur, who used to play 70-plus games a season, has been a little unhappy. He's started 30 of New Jersey's 64 games, four less than Schneider.	"I am here to do my best and play as many games as possible and get into the playoffs," said Brodeur, who will be an unrestricted free agent after this season. "I don't have many years left and I want to get into the playoffs and get another run. We're in a position on the outside looking in and I want to be part of the solution on getting into the playoffs, and hopefully, I'll get a chance to do it."	The four-time winner of the Vezina Trophy as the league's top goalie said the last 19 games of the regular season will tell him what he wants to do next year.	Devils coach Pete DeBoer was happy that a move was not made.	"We have a great luxury of two starting goaltenders," DeBoer said. "For selfish reasons, individually at least, they both would like to play more and we understand that."	Schneider will start for the Devils on Friday night in Detroit against the Red Wings. Brodeur is scheduled to start here on Saturday against the Carolina Hurricanes.	Schneider said Brodeur was himself on Thursday. He was in a good mood and he worked hard.	"I don't know how close it got, we just treated it as if he was still going to be here and he is," Schneider said. "It's a good thing for our team."	The only addition that Devils made Wednesday was the acquisition of left wing Tuomo Ruutu from Carolina for center Andrei Loktionov.	Ruutu, who played well for Finland in earning a bronze medal in the Olympics, skated on a line with Dainius Zubrus at center and Michael Ryder on right wing.	DeBoer isn't sure whether that line will stay together. Ruutu had to waive his no-trade to come to New Jersey.	"It's always nice when someone is interested in you," Ruutu said. "I'm really happy to come here and help the team in my own way."	DeBeor described Ruutu as a player who competes with an edge.	"Every team can use more of that, especially down the stretch and in the playoffs," DeBoer said. "Those are the guys as the later the season gets, the more valuable those type of guys get."	Advertisement

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a. 1. Expressing the same thing with different words; - opposed to allegorical.
John Beer [London: Routledge, 1993] 9: 206) Coleridge defines the adjectival form of his neologism, tautegorical, as "expressing the same subject but with a difference" and sees it "in contra-distinction from metaphors and similitudes, that are always allegorical (i.e.
Coleridge's profound and still influential teaching on the symbol holds up to us a vision of tautology at the heart of things--or (in that nonce-word of his that never caught on in the language) the "tautegorical," signification by and in and through that which is not other but ontologically the same (White 30).
Coleridge coined the term "tautegorical" to mean "to repeat with a difference" (as opposed to the "allegorical," which attempts to forge similarity out of disparate elements).
Its power to reflect Beauty-Pulchritudo is different from the aesthetic reflexivity defined by Kant as tautegorical, meaning that what feels and what is felt are the same.
Belated strokes: Lyotard's writing of the confession of Augustine
This reading is a relatively recent historical invention that can be situated and dated (Cassirer links it to Schelling, inventor of the word tautegorical by opposition to allegorical).
He reads together Coleridge's definitions of allegorical and tautegorical discourse with Ruskin's definition of the "Imagination Contemplative" and Tennyson's practice in the Idylls of the King.
The title, "Hendecasyllabics," names at once the prosodic form of the poem, its topic, and what Coleridge might have called its tautegorical simulacrum of subjectivity.

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Sahaja Meditation is a simple, time-honored technique. It helps reduce stress and increase wellness. It brings better focus and helps people become more centered and better balanced. Anyone can do it. Bring your baby, toddler. Dad's are welcome.
Sahaja Yoga Meditation is the specific method that combines this unique, multi-cultural philosophy into a spontaneous experience that you can feel for yourself.
Sahaja yoga meditation is an easy way to learn all the basics about this subtle energy, and how we can use it to enter a true state of meditation. All of us on the sahaja meditation team have personally seen our own lives transform through this simple tecqnique of yoga meditation whether it is coping with deadlines at work, dealing with the stress of school, or even maintaining personal relationships.
We meet every Tuesday at 10:30 am at 12317 15th Ave NE suite 104 Seattle
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Learn to meditate with your new family member! Beginners and all experience levels are welcome. We will have two sessions in a row. One for the babies, which includes music, hand movements, in a cozy and friendly environment. The second will be for the grown ups which will include tips on how to clear the unnecessary thoughts that make us tired and stressed. We will have volunteers on hand to guide you through meditation and answer any questions along the way. After the class, you are always welcome to bring a sack lunch, or snacks to share.
We also have some playdates and outdoor adventures as the weather allows. Join us!
We are located near Northgate
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Customer Reviews4.4 out of 5 stars184.4 out of 5 stars5 star114 star43 star22 star11 star0Caesar TriumphantbyR. W. PeakeFormat: Paperback|ChangePrice:£12.74+ Free shipping with Amazon PrimeYour rating(Clear)Rate this itemYour rating
Top positive reviewSee all 15 positive reviews› 5.0 out of 5 starsIf you like good battle scenes...Bybob blakeon 5 September 2013I hadn't read the blog that the author had created as an outline to this book, but was pleasantly surprised when I went to purchase the 5th marching book and found the completed version of Triumphant as well, so I bought them both. Good decision. I can't think of another author who has written about Caesar avoiding his death, which I found strange as the story was pretty much set out with the upcoming Parthian campaign already to go. So I was looking forward to see where R.W was going to take it. Japan!!, ok lets go with it. The forward explains why he made the choice of destination so I delved in.This is such a fast paced book that its almost impossible to put down, because something is always happening or about to happen. While most of the characters that we all enjoyed are still in the book, its not written in the 3rd person (Pullus) like the others, so it explores the feelings and thoughts of quite a few people, including Caesar, which adds to the story.The main battle scene is epic in scale and detail, it seems to last about half the book and you are never really sure that all is not lost and all the characters that you have gotten into over the previous 5 books will end up dead. Quite often I found myself shouting in my head ''NO, HE CAN'T'' as I got deeper into the battle.I can't give it a fuller review as it would spoil it for new readers, so in conclusion BUY IT. If you have enjoyed the marching series you will love this as well.My only criticism is that this could well have been a new series, starting with the aforementioned Parthian campaign and concluding with this book. Its like all good things, you just don't want them to end.Great book, great author, look forward to the 6th marching book.
Top critical reviewSee all 3 critical reviews› 2 people found this helpful3.0 out of 5 starsFun, but the weakest of the seriesByOgreon 3 February 2014Imagine how Roman history would have been altered had Julius Caesar not been assassinated that day in the Forum? Well, this book does that, and has Caesar marching in his planned campaign against Parthia...and continuing east from there to eventually find himself battling it out with the Japanese.The concept itself is not a bad one. The problem is the execution. We are given no real reason for Caesar to march all the way across Asia, and no compelling argument for how he manages to bypass China and Korea without a struggle; we get a bit of lip-service about the Chinese having internal struggles, but little more. I get that this is by design; Peake wants to get to the point of the story, and that's the invasion and fighting in Japan. Just seems a bit rushed, and the character development isn't there, either. A lack of maps (at least in the Kindle edition) is problematic as well; it would be nice to be able to see where the action is.Again, not a bad idea and a fun read, but not on par with the remainder of the (excellent) Titus Pullus series.
All reviewersVerified purchase onlyAll reviewersAll stars5 star only4 star only3 star only2 star only1 star onlyAll positiveAll criticalAll starsAll formatsFormat: PaperbackAll formatsSearchThere was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.3.0 out of 5 starsFun, but the weakest of the seriesByOgreon 3 February 2014Format: PaperbackImagine how Roman history would have been altered had Julius Caesar not been assassinated that day in the Forum? Well, this book does that, and has Caesar marching in his planned campaign against Parthia...and continuing east from there to eventually find himself battling it out with the Japanese.The concept itself is not a bad one. The problem is the execution. We are given no real reason for Caesar to march all the way across Asia, and no compelling argument for how he manages to bypass China and Korea without a struggle; we get a bit of lip-service about the Chinese having internal struggles, but little more. I get that this is by design; Peake wants to get to the point of the story, and that's the invasion and fighting in Japan. Just seems a bit rushed, and the character development isn't there, either. A lack of maps (at least in the Kindle edition) is problematic as well; it would be nice to be able to see where the action is.Again, not a bad idea and a fun read, but not on par with the remainder of the (excellent) Titus Pullus series.0Comment|2 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.2.0 out of 5 starsPoorly executedByThe Readeron 12 August 2013Format: PaperbackHaving read the excellent preceding series of four books I was extremely disappointed in this offering. A seemingly rushed work with no passion. Peake should know when to quit with a series!11 comment|3 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.5.0 out of 5 starsIf you like good battle scenes...Bybob blakeon 5 September 2013Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseI hadn't read the blog that the author had created as an outline to this book, but was pleasantly surprised when I went to purchase the 5th marching book and found the completed version of Triumphant as well, so I bought them both. Good decision. I can't think of another author who has written about Caesar avoiding his death, which I found strange as the story was pretty much set out with the upcoming Parthian campaign already to go. So I was looking forward to see where R.W was going to take it. Japan!!, ok lets go with it. The forward explains why he made the choice of destination so I delved in.This is such a fast paced book that its almost impossible to put down, because something is always happening or about to happen. While most of the characters that we all enjoyed are still in the book, its not written in the 3rd person (Pullus) like the others, so it explores the feelings and thoughts of quite a few people, including Caesar, which adds to the story.The main battle scene is epic in scale and detail, it seems to last about half the book and you are never really sure that all is not lost and all the characters that you have gotten into over the previous 5 books will end up dead. Quite often I found myself shouting in my head ''NO, HE CAN'T'' as I got deeper into the battle.I can't give it a fuller review as it would spoil it for new readers, so in conclusion BUY IT. If you have enjoyed the marching series you will love this as well.My only criticism is that this could well have been a new series, starting with the aforementioned Parthian campaign and concluding with this book. Its like all good things, you just don't want them to end.Great book, great author, look forward to the 6th marching book.0Comment|Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.3.0 out of 5 starsGreat idea, but sack the editor!ByTL Ryanon 27 November 2015Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseI feel a bit mean only giving this book three stars, as I read it every free moment over the course of about three days. The concept is a fascinating one - Caesar takes his legions all the way across Asia and invades Japan. The battle scenes are the real strength of the book - endlessly inventive and full-on action throughout, although, as one other reader has said, the main battle is far too long at over 100 pages. After reading that bit, I almost like I'd been fighting the battle along with them.Despite its readability, however, there are serious problems with Peake's writing. Firstly, this is clearly a relative of the HBO TV series, 'Rome'. This isn't just reflected in Pullus' name - Caesar is actually made to add 'neh' to a question twice, which is absurd. Secondly, Peake's phrasing is extremely repetitive and limited. The only thing I really learnt about Pullus' character is that he's a great swordsman and really stupidly brave, which is repeated endlessly. Other characters are similarly 2D and we don't really learn much about the Japanese - Peake only bothers to give two of them names at all and they're a bland stereotype throughout. The Romans could really be fighting anyone a bit tough and good with their swords.With decent editing, this could be a great book, but a lack of it is what lets it down.0Comment|Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.5.0 out of 5 starsDifferentByNeill Cowanson 13 August 2013Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseBeing a fan of all rws books I was a bit taken aback when I read the foreword and started reading with doubt on my mind.however this swiftly changed and was replaced by satisfaction of yet another great if unusual story.once again he manages to keep me enthralled.it would be really an interesting story to tell if I found a time machine and ended up with the legions maybe this is one for the future or.The past.a great read0Comment|Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.5.0 out of 5 starsReally interestingByS Macon 18 August 2013Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseThis book is brilliantly researched and written. It gives you a real insight into what could have happened, but also trying to stick to the history side as much as possible (referring to the Wa and the Han by those titles, instead of modern day alternatives...).This book is a real page turner and yet again I found myself making time just to read this book, rather than doing jobs I should have been doing (I have apologised to my wife every time a new RW Peake book comes out).As usual it comes with a healthy dose of blood, guts and the battlefield, but this book also does well at looking at the cultural and political differences in countries, as well as giving you a real feel for the emotions the characters feel.I'm a massive fan of Peake books, but I'll also admit I was a bit speculative about this book as it isn't based on real history. I've read a few books that have taken Roman history as a starting point, and then simply ruined it, in my opinion anyway.Thankfully my fears were for nothing - this book is well worth a read!0Comment|2 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.4.0 out of 5 starsAn interesting story lineByzzambesion 30 November 2013Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseWhen I read the synopsis I thought this won't work. I have followed Titus in all of his stories and thought that this was too far fetched but I was wrong. A great read with plenty of action that won't let you put the book down and I liked the 'what if' idea.0Comment|Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.5.0 out of 5 starsIf you forget History this book is SuperbBypeej1952on 11 April 2014Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseAn absolutely unforgettable read I love reading fact fiction sci-fi and this book is the best work of fiction I have ever read R.W. has surpassed himself with this one all books in the series are brilliant this one goes beyond brilliant0Comment|Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
There was a problem loading the comments at the moment. Please try again later.5.0 out of 5 starsWell done Mr Peake,Bysteviebon 24 September 2013Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseGreat alternative to real history and brilliant how you smoothed it in to reality at the end,Titus pullus ever the great warrior, really enjoyed it as a "what could have happened", book.who knows maybe it did!!0Comment|Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abusePlease write at least one wordYou must purchase at least one item from Amazon to post a commentA problem occurred while submitting your comment. Please try again later.Sign in and comment
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"There were some other specialised books on natural childbirth, there were books on breastfeeding, but this was the only game in town, and it was one that people didn't question.
Jennie Bristow, author of Standing Up To Supernanny
What's happened since Dr Spock is that parenting advice has gone two ways. Firstly you've got the more prescriptive routines advocated by the likes of Gina Ford, and her emphasis on getting babies to follow a strict timetable of feeding and sleeping, or TV's Supernanny, who promotes particular discipline techniques such as the "naughty step".
On the other hand, you've got the "child-centred" approach. The philosophy behind this is that the child knows best, and that you should follow their lead - feeding babies on demand, never shouting at (and certainly not smacking) children, and organising daily life around what the child wants to do.
Looking at Dr Spock from today's perspective he didn't fit into either camp. His basic argument was that the parents should trust themselves, that parents know best.
Many new parents found this reassuring. Nowadays people feel they can't move without consulting expert advice. Much of this is contradictory, so parents end up feeling nervous and confused. They certainly don't feel that they can or should just trust themselves.
"The subtitle of the book was the Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care. So if you had half a grain of sense you knew that the advice would be compatible with your own best instincts."
Benjamin Spock was born in 1903 - the eldest son in a family of five children, who would often look after his younger siblings.
His mother's own style of parenting was fairly harsh.
"One of her punishments was to put children in a dark closet and to simply leave them there until they learnt whatever lesson she was trying to teach them.
"Two of Spock's sisters each remember that she put them in a closet and forgot about them, and went off to New York for the day, came back and they were out of their minds practically, with apprehension.
Image caption Actor Vanessa Redgrave joined a protest in London against Dr Spock's jail sentence
In later life, he developed another passion - politics.
In 1960, he made an advertisement with Jacqueline Kennedy as part of John F Kennedy's presidential election campaign.
He joined the peace movement and by the late 60s was a leading activist in the anti-Vietnam war movement.
In 1968, Dr Spock was given a two-year jail sentence, which he never served, for aiding resistance to the draft.
He also received death threats and his book was attacked by the war's supporters, who blamed his liberal advice to parents for breeding a permissive, self-indulgent generation.
Image caption Benjamin Spock - pictured here in 1993 - died at the age of 94 in 1998
It was a charge Benjamin Spock tackled head-on in a BBC phone-in in 1971.
"I am accused by certain political types like the Vice-President Spiro Agnew, he's been going over all the US saying that the young people are ruined because I gave permissive advice," he said.
But the damage was done. Dr Spock would never quite shake off that reputation among the conservatives as a corruptor of the young.
Some of his advice was later discredited medically - for example, the idea of putting babies to sleep on their stomachs. He said it reduced the risk of infants choking on their own vomit, but by the 1990s, the practice was being linked to sudden infant death syndrome.
Sixty-five years on, however, Dr Spock's Baby and Child Care is still in print - and it continues to influence generations of parents.
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Psychiatrist left £1.5m by patient slammed by coroner | Daily Mail Online
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Psychiatrist left £1.5m by patient slammed by coroner
Last updated at 16:55 15 August 2006
A coroner today criticised a psychiatrist left £1.5million by a patient who died after a fall.
Piling fresh torment on the family of Patricia May, 66, who died in London's Chelsea and Westminster Hospital after falling in the bathroom of her Mayfair flat, Westminster coroner Dr Paul Knapman recorded an open verdict.
He said he accepted there was no intimate impropriety in her friendship with Dr Peter Rowan, 58.
But he added: "The unfortunate element has been the blurring of the distinction between a platonic friendship on the one hand and a doctor-patient relationship on the other.
"It is the more unfortunate when the prescribing of quite powerful drugs was involved, especially as record keeping seems inadequate and the GP was not informed."
The inquest had heard allegations that Miss May, who died in March 2003, had become infatuated with Dr Rowan, who had treated her for 16 years.
Dr Rowan, a specialist in eating disorders who works sometimes at the Priory hospital in Roehampton, south west London, was found to be the main beneficiary of Miss May's will.
He has denied asking Miss May to rewrite her will.
And he has rejected suggestions that drugs he prescribed might have contributed to her death.
Dr Knapman was strongly critical of a doctor who issued the death certificate in the case.
The inquest heard from Dr James Lindsay, who was working as a registrar at the Chelsea and Westminster at the time.
He gave cause of death as bronchio-pneumonia, with other factors being a pulmonary embolus and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Dr Knapman said the matter was not reported to the coroner, even though any violent death, including accident, was supposed to be.
'Inappropriate death certificate'
He said: "The less said about the illogical, inaccurate and inappropriate death certificate issued by Dr Lindsay, the better.
"Unfortunately, this case was not reported to the coroner, though no autopsy was performed, no analysis of the blood has been made, and the body has been cremated."
He added: "We simply do not know if she was taking Dr Rowan's medication, irrespective of whether it has any bearing on the death.
"I can conclude that she has died from respiratory failure of unknown cause."
The inquest heard from Miss May's GP, Dr Gordon Atkinson, who was treating her for mainly breathing difficulties.
He did not know that Dr Rowan was prescribing the drugs Temazepam, Lorazepam and Anafranil for her, and said: "It would have been helpful to have known about it."
This was because the drugs could have interacted with ones he was prescribing for her, he said.
Miss May was referred to Dr Rowan by a private GP, now retired, Dr Alistair Gordon, who had known her since they were both young.
He said: "I believed she had difficulty with anorexia, and I referred her to Dr Rowan at the Priory."
Dr Rowan actually treated her at his consultancy rooms in Sloane Street, not at the Priory, the inquest heard.
The coroner was also told that Miss May gave Dr Rowan gifts of £50,000 and £100,000 and wrote to the Inland Revenue to say they were
given "because of the high esteem in which I hold our friendship, and for other personal reasons" and they were not professional fees.
Dr Knapman said it was not his duty to rule on any ethical considerations raised in the course of the evidence, still less the validity of the will.
"Any proceedings if they occur at all may follow this inquest."
He pointed out that police had investigated and a file had gone to the prosecuting authorities, but no prosecutions were intended.
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Washington U.S. to Create a Single Command for Military Operations in Africa
By DAVID STOUTFEB. 7, 2007
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 — The Pentagon will establish a new military command to oversee its operations in Africa, President Bush and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates announced Tuesday.Creation of the United States Africa Command, which had been expected, will “strengthen our security cooperation with Africa and create new opportunities to bolster the capabilities of our partners in Africa,” Mr. Bush said.The president said he had directed Mr. Gates to establish the command by Sept. 30, 2008. The location of the command will be determined after discussions with Congress and officials of countries on the continent, Mr. Bush said.Mr. Gates, testifying Tuesday before the Senate Armed Services Committee, said creation of the command would eliminate an “outdated arrangement left over from the cold war.” Continue reading the main story
Three commands now divide responsibility for operations in Africa: the European Command, which oversees most countries on the continent, except those in the Horn of Africa; the Central Command, which has responsibility for Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia and Kenya; and the Pacific Command, which has responsibility for Madagascar, the Seychelles and the Indian Ocean.The man who is about to become the head of the Central Command, Adm. William J. Fallon, told the Senate Armed Services Committee on Jan. 30 that he favored establishment of an Africa Command, in light of the humanitarian crises and instability across much of the continent and its strategic importance.
“The Horn of Africa sits astride one of the most critical sea lines of communication in the world,” Admiral Fallon said. On Tuesday, the committee endorsed him to succeed Gen. John P. Abizaid to lead the Central Command and sent the nomination to the full Senate for confirmation.
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Collect Loose Papers and Materials Gather all accumulated business cards, receipts, and miscellaneous paper-based materials into your in-basket. Get “IN” to zero Process completely all outstanding paper materials, journal and meeting notes, voicemails, dictation, and emails. Empty Your Head Put in writing and process any uncaptured new projects, action items, waiting-for’s, someday-maybe’s, etc. Review Action Lists Mark off completed actions. Review for reminders of further action steps to record. Review Previous Calendar Data Review past calendar in detail for remaining action items, reference data, etc., and transfer into the active system. Review Upcoming Calendar Review upcoming calendar events - long and short term. Capture actions triggered. Review Waiting-For List Review Project (and Larger Outcome) Lists Evaluate status of projects, goals and outcomes, one by one, ensuring at least one current action item on each. Browse through project plans, support material & any other work-in-progress material to trigger new actions, completions, waiting-for’s, etc. Review Any Relevant Checklists Use as a trigger for any new actions. Review Someday/Maybe List Review for any projects which may now have become active, and transfer to “Projects.” Delete items no longer of interest. Be Creative & Courageous Any new, wonderful, hare-brained, creative, thought-provoking, risk-taking ideas to add into your system??? Getting things done
Getting Things Done Working more focused and with less stress Tricode Professional Services www.tricode.nl Date 18-09-2009 Author: Marius van Dam Robin van Riel
Origins

Getting Things Done (Book David Allen)

Developed from 1980’s

Modeled behaviors for productivity

Mechanisms and tools to create a personal ‘action-reminder system’

Popular on the web

Consulted 40% of the Fortune 100 companies

Managing time used to be simple…
But for modern knowledge workers…
As a knowledge worker

Unclear or changing job descriptions

Shifting roles and responsibilities

A responsibility to determine your work

what

how

when

“ The knowledge worker cannot be supervised closely or in detail. He can only be helped. But he must direct himself, and he must direct himself towards performance and contribution, that is, toward effectiveness. “ - Peter Drucker
A hectic day at the office

Emails

Interruption (coworkers, emails, phone)

(unclear) responsibilities

Projects

Meetings

New ideas

New tasks

What to do first?

http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1622338_1363003,00.html
Original Time management

Top down

First determine your goals and vision

Then define tasks to reach them

Plan a week

Specific tasks on a day & time

http://www.gtdtimes.com/2009/04/20/david-developed-gtd-because/
The problem with time management

Disadvantages:

Not flexible to

changing priorities

new incoming input and changes that needs attention

How to deal with all the big and small stuff?

Hard to focus on high level goals when there is stuff to deal with ‘at the runway’

“ if you over-plan, it will get in your way”

To do list (bad)

What is the goal?

What is the concrete task?

Triggers more thinking

Not complete…

Does not help to decide on priorities

Organize a birthday party for my daughter

Set up my computer at home

The garden

Create a new CV

Tax

Do more sports

Finish project x

The mind is not a good repository

Not good at remembering commitments

Can’t keep so many things

Does not remind at the right place & time

(example: you were just in super market where they sold the batteries that you needed for your TV remote but you think about it when you’re back at home)

The mind can’t let go

“ If you don’t pay attention to what has your attention, it will take more of your attention than it deserves”

- David Allen

Will keep letting you know that there is something (stress)

Will remind things at the wrong place and time

So use it for thinking, not for keeping stuff

The solution

A 100% reliable external system…

… that your brain can trust on to hold your commitments for you
Agenda gives peace of mind

For all date specific agreements things: you have your agenda…

When you look at your agenda and if it’s complete it gives peace of mind and focus

Other running projects and tasks that you need to do often aren’t so clearly written down

What if you could have the same kind of peace of mind about all of your commitments?

How does GTD work?

Collect : Get everything out of your head

Clarify your agreements to yourself

Organize it in a trusted system: a complete and current inventory of all your commitments

Systemically review everything

Do : Allows a "conscious choice about how to spend your time and resources“

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/09_14/b4125084256954.htm Collect (Capture) > Process (Clarify) > Organize > Review (Reflect) > Do (Engage)
1. Collect (Capture)
Stuff

“ Anything you have allowed into your psychological or physical world that doesn’t belong where it is, but for which you haven’t yet determined the desired outcome and the next action step “

- David Allen

Collect & capture your stuff

Physical stuff

(collect it)

Paper

Mailings

Flyers

Letters

Trash

Old things you don’t need anymore

Non-physical stuff (capture it)

Loose ends

To do’s

Ideas

Goals

Promises to yourself

Promises to others

1. Collect in in-baskets

Create several in baskets

At work: a physical in basket

Folders

On the go (Pen & paper? Mobile? Application? Folder for loose papers and booklets?

Email

Empty your head (brainstorm)

2. Process (Clarify)
Clarify = thinking

Processing is not the same as looking through

You need to think and decide (train to do it quickly!)

If it has no action: throw away or archive

If there is an action: Capture the results in your action reminder system

What’s the next action?

The next physical action that you need to take to move towards the desired outcome

What do you want to achieve?

What do you need to do for that?

And to do that?

And to do that?

Until you have a concrete action

Example “Clean up the garage”

What’s the next action?

Simple! Go to the garage and clean up

No… there is a fridge that first needs to be removed

I had to ask Paul if he needed it for the boy scouts

Next action: call Paul about the fridge

Example : Organize a PHP workshop

What’s the next action?

We need to determine who the speakers are

So I need to send out a call for papers

Wait, first we need to determine the theme

I think I’ll have a chat with Niels to see what his ideas are

Next action: “plan brainstorm with Niels”

Example “Do taxes”

What’s the next action?

I can’t start until I have received my annual statement

Next action: “Wait for Annual statement”

What is a project

Anything that needs multiple (independent) steps

After the next action, more actions follow

You need to be reminded to plan them

Keep a separate projects list

What is the desired outcome?

Visualize what you want to achieve

Desired outcome (end goal)

Implement…

Research…

Distribute…

Finish…

Learn …

Set up …

Organize …

Create …

Design …

Install …

Repair …

Develop …

Next action

(concrete task)

Call…

Ask…

Buy…

Email to…

Search…

Talk to…

Read…

Clean up…

Print…

Fill in…

Create concept for…

Google…

2. Process (Clarify)

Process all your in baskets to zero

At least once a day: each basket empty

For non-actionable items:

Throw away

or archive as reference

Or: park for later (Someday/Maybe)

For actionable item:

If it can be done in 2 min’s: do it right away

Otherwise: defer it and create reminders in your trusted system

2-minute rule

If it can be done within 2 minutes, do it right away

that’s about the time it would take you to file it in your action reminder system

It’s more efficient to do it right away

3. Organize in lists

Store and organize your reminders in a way that they can be retrieved at the right time and under the right circumstances (context)

Calendar (for time based stuff)

Project list

Next actions per Context

Someday/Maybe list

A list or mindmap for higher horizons

Contexts

@ Office

@ Home

@ Calls

@ Computer

@ Errands

@ Gamma

@ Agenda – team meeting

@ Agenda – board meeting

@ Agenda - Peter

4. Review (Reflect)
4. Review (Reflect)

Plan a weekly review to update all your reminders and create new items where needed (about 2 hours?)

Collect Loose Papers and Materials

Get “IN” to zero

Empty Your Head

Review Action Lists

Review Previous Calendar Data

Review Upcoming Calendar

Review Waiting-For List

Review Project (and Larger Outcome) Lists

Review Someday/Maybe List

Be Creative & Courageous

6 horizon’s of focus

50.000 Feet: Purpose and Principles

40.000 Feet: 3-5 year Vision

30.000 Feet: 1-2 year Goals and Objectives

20.000 Feet: Areas of Focus and Responsibilities

10.000 Feet: Projects (1wk – 1 year)

The Runway: Next Actions

5. Do (Engage)
5. Do (Engage)

You can:

Do previously defined work

Do work as it shows up

Define work (process)

Pick a task from your menu

Agenda is the ‘hard landscape’

Rest of the time can be filled with tasks from your system (could hold 100+ current next action’s)

Choose intuitively:

Context: what can I do here?

Time: how much time do I have?

Energy: how much energy do I have?

Priority: how much value does this ad?

Momentum: does this make it possible that other things get done?

Implementing it Getting started
Similarities GTD and SCRUM

Cycles

Cycle time is limited

Usually one week per cycle

Too many actions in a cycle requires reorganizing

Prioritizing of actions

Order actions by “business value”

Frequent measuring points

High level overview

From total chaos to GTD

Total Chaos

Lots of ideas, plans, visions, must-do’s

Everything packed inside your head

Lots of stuff gets forgotten

Lots of deadline surprises (“Ah… I knew there was something!”)

Listmania

Lots of lists for lots of stuff (but certainly not everything!)

Tasks ordered by type, so that they can be performed in batches

Whenever the lists are in sight (risc factor!), the actions usually get done

From total chaos to GTD (2)

GTD

Capturing everything important enough to be captured

Periodical re-evaluating of actions/projects

Clear overview of upcoming events (at least once per week)

Resulting in a reliable way to safeguard / manage long term visions

What does it take?

You can implement it in any way you like.

Make sure your system is efficient and trustworthy!

Create new actions / projects in a system that works for you

Empty your stuff box & mailbox(es)

Once a day

All day long (no additional time required)

Weekly overview

Once a week

Could take one or two hours

Syncing of stuff collections on a regular basis

Manually syncing iphone GTD app data with Mac app, Web application, WebDav server (if needed)

Manually combine “hardware” stuff boxes (collect stuff notes / artifacts)

What GTD brings you
Advantages of GTD

Complete inventory of all running projects and tasks

More control over your life and work

Get perspective over where you are going

Empty your head

Reduce stress

More focused on your current task

Be more productive

Make decisions “when it shows up, not when it blows up”

False statements about GTD …

“ GTD is a system that tells me what to do”

“ I started GTD a few months ago but now I’m unorganized again so I failed”

“ I can’t react on this fire-alarm: my inbox is still not empty”

“ I already do all of this stuff”

“ GTD is a quick fix for becoming highly productive”

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