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Kansas City gave rise to the great Ernest Hemingway, need we say more? Don't worry; we will. Kansas City, MO also houses 21 bookstores, including local gems like Rainy Day Books. Rest assured, after a stroll through this small but cozy store, you will be fully prepared to spend your next rainy day curled up with a most excellent book.
Where to go: Rainy Day Books
Authors from here: Ernest Hemingway, Evan S. Connell

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Monthly Archives: February 2018
There's a Sucker Inheriting Traits Every Minute
In an attempt to educate/enlighten/indoctrinate/brainwash me, I often have readers and viewers send me comments like this one: "Evolution is the process of change in heritable traits in population subject to descent with modification." Even though A Bit of Orange … Continue reading
Does PBS KIDS Count as "Scientific Studies"?
In the comments section of the A Bit Of Orange YouTube channel, we get a lot of "words of encouragement" from people whose main message to us is, "Here's something I think you don't know!" and "You're an idiot!" And … Continue reading
Pinterest, Perverts, and the Prophet Mohammed
So I found this on Pinterest. Naturally, I was rolling my eyes about the attempt to use a poorly drawn cartoon meme to normalize all kinds of sin, folly, and self destruction*. And I'm all, "Geepers guys, why can't you … Continue reading
Racism and the Fallacy of Composition
Various racist groups commit the fallacy of composition when they decide that because some black people are lazy and stupid that all of them must be lazy and stupid. The fact is, there are many who are not. Similarly, these … Continue reading
Black Lives Matter… or do they?
The liberal ideology expressed recently in the Black Lives Matter movement seems to be a contradiction. They assert that black people are oppressed by white people black people are poor and disadvantaged and white people are rich and privileged black people have poor … Continue reading
Debunking the Debunking of the Flat Earth
I stumbled upon this video not long ago, and it contains a section which is both sad and funny, which serves as a good cautionary tale. The video as a whole is intended to debunk the debunking of the flat … Continue reading
Soft Tissue in Dinosaurs? Is that a thing?
Fossils are just bone which has been replaced with rock- a bone shaped piece of rock with no bone left in it. Right? Not always! Sometimes a fossil is fresh enough to eat. When Mary Schwitzer found soft tissue in … Continue reading


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Introduction: This study aimed at exploring the association of religion and sense of well-being in an Iranian adult population of Muslims.
Method: The subjects were 50 clients (31 females and 19 males, average age of 61.36 years) at a cultural and art center in a park in
Results: Results showed that saying the main prayers is a powerful predictor of subjective well being. Also, having religious friends and religious spouse, paying Islamic taxes, inviting others to be religious, and religious speculations were good predictors of subjective well-being.
Conclusion: These results are in accordance with religious instructions and especially Holy Quran verses, and the previous studies that considered religion as a factor of subjective well-being.


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Park, Ruth. (1965). The harp in the South. Sydney : Horwitz
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Park, Ruth. The harp in the South Horwitz Sydney 1965
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Park, Ruth. 1965, The harp in the South Horwitz Sydney
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Summer Luncheon with Guest Chef Barbara LynchSeptember 15 2018 | 12:30 PM
2800 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70115
On Saturday, September 15th, Coquette will have the honor of hosting a lunch with Chef Barbara Lynch and Chef Kelly Fields benefitting Liberty's Kitchen.
Our own Chef Kristen Essig will begin with passed hors d'oeuvres at 12:30, followed by a 3 course lunch at 1:00pm. Chef Lynch will prepare the first two courses and dessert will be provided by Chef Fields of New Orleans' Willa Jean.
Hailing from Boston, James Beard Award–winner and Relais & Châteaux Grand Chef Barbara Lynch is regarded as one of the world's leading chefs and restaurateurs. Lynch is the acclaimed chef and restaurateur leading The Barbara Lynch Collective, the group behind seven distinct and award-winning concepts in Boston.
After working as the Executive Pastry Chef overseeing all of the pastry programs within the BRG Hospitality Group, Chef Kelly Fields fulfilled her dream of opening a Southern-inspired restaurant and bakery, Willa Jean, in 2015. Willa Jean has received local and national recognition, such as Louisiana Cookin's "Bakery and Beyond" award and Travel + Leisure's list of its favorite bakeries around the world.
Proceeds from profits will benefit Liberty's Kitchen, a charitable group that provides New Orleans young people with pathways to create and achieve their vision of success through workforce training, leadership development, and support of healthy lifestyles by providing them, in a culinary setting, workforce and life skills training to become employed and self-sufficient.


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If you want to set up a business in the clothing market, you might like to think about trying to sell wholesale clothing. To have success in this company, you need to discover ways to buy wholesale clothing.
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Waleed Aly: Why This Brutal Leadership Spill Is Different And Makes No Sense
It doesn't even get close to guaranteeing any benefit for the government.
I know it seems like you've seen all this leadership stuff before. By now we're all so well-practised at this spill routine that it's easy to conclude they're all telling the same story, only the characters change. But this one is positively strange. Normal leadership spills – and how amazing they happen often enough to be "normal" now – have a kind of brutal, pragmatic logic about them. This time it's just brutal.
The idea of changing leaders is to upgrade to a shinier, newer model. It's easy to forget that when Julia Gillard rolled Kevin Rudd back in 2010 she was one of the most popular politicians in the country. If Tony Abbott had Kevin Rudd's measure, no one thought he had Gillard's. The Coalition would have despaired that Gillard's ascension would annihilate them. And immediately upon her becoming Prime Minister, Labor's polling numbers shot up, and stayed there for a month or so until Laurie Oakes asked that fatal question in which he detailed the sordid events of the night she took Rudd's job.
By the time Rudd took back the throne, Gillard had become a shell of the charismatic politician the Coalition once feared. Rudd, meanwhile, had become a sympathetic, even nostalgic figure. The public had a sense that he'd been wronged, and forgot all the reasons they'd begun falling out of love with him in the first place. Rudd's return also immediately resuscitated Labor's fortunes, though only briefly.
The Abbott to Turnbull transition tells a similar story. The Abbott government was unique in never really enjoying a honeymoon, and became terminal within nine months when Abbott delivered his catastrophic first budget. Malcolm Turnbull, having cultivated an image as Abbott's opposite – urbane, modern, intellectual, socially liberal – was a popular figure at the time he seized the throne. That his appeal was broader and greater than Abbott's was blindingly obvious and backed by polling. And again, the Coalition's polling numbers in the aftermath reflected this.
All of these cases have two common features: a jaded, failing leader, and an obvious challenger who carries popular momentum. They were preceded by months of polling and focus groups demonstrating that the government's share of the vote would rise dramatically. But when Peter Dutton finally decided to challenge Malcolm Turnbull this week, he broke this formula.
Turnbull is, to be sure, a jaded failing leader. But Dutton is the strangest of challengers: a figure of limited profile, almost no popular momentum, and diabolical polling. When voters are asked their preferred Liberal Party leaders, Dutton has always ranked massively below Turnbull, significantly below Julie Bishop, and comfortably below even Tony Abbott who sits consistently at around a lowly 10 percent. Dutton is stuck in middling single figures. An Essential poll in April had his support at four percent – among Coalition voters.
Put simply, this leadership challenge is remarkable because it doesn't even get close to guaranteeing any benefit for the government. It's brutality without pragmatism. And it rests on an act of faith Dutton is for some undemonstrated reason the man who can provide voters with whatever it is they feel this Coalition government is missing.
The main reason for this faith seems to lie in Queensland. Ultimately, Turnbull was fatally wounded by the Longman by-election on "Super Saturday" which saw the Liberal primary vote collapse into the 20s, with most of its deserters voting for One Nation instead. This invited an analysis that Malcolm Turnbull is unelectable in Queensland, and that if the Coalition wants to win back these voters, it needed to strike more One-Nation-style poses. Dutton – a Queenslander – becomes the obvious man for that task.
But, really? It's true that the Liberal primary vote in Longman was diabolically low. And it's true that One Nation profited from that. But it's also true that in our preferential voting system, that doesn't necessarily make much difference.
What ultimately matters is not which party you put first, but the order in which you put the major parties. You can put the Liberals second-last if you like, but if you put Labor last, that's ultimately going to be a vote for the Coalition. And once you crunch the data from Longman, you find that the votes lost to One Nation came overwhelmingly back to the Liberals in the form of preferences. It's possible – in fact probable – that Dutton could win back all these votes and not get the Liberals much closer to winning back a seat like Longman.
And even that cannot very easily be said outside Queensland. This week we've had Victorian Liberals concede that Dutton is "toxic" in that state. And while it's true there are plenty of marginal seats in Queensland, Victoria has them as well. If you're a Liberal politician in a marginal Victorian seat, there's very little reason to believe that a Prime Minister Dutton makes your job of getting re-elected any easier. The big risk here is that whatever gains the Coalition makes in Queensland – which are not certain in any case – it will lose elsewhere. And while it's true that elections are often won in Queensland, that assumes you'll hold your ground in the rest of the country.
I do not mean to say that Dutton could never win an election in the right circumstances. It's true, for instance, that many people (including Liberals) considered Tony Abbott to be unelectable when he became Opposition leader, only to see him proceed to destroy Kevin Rudd, then Julia Gillard, and smash his way into the Lodge.
But Dutton's circumstances are completely different. To become an unelected Prime Minister without popular sentiment behind you is not remotely like being a pugnacious Opposition leader. If he's going to be a success, he'll have to break all the conventional wisdoms of politics. He'll have to grow into a very different figure on a national stage faster and more dramatically than we've ever seen before.


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Christmas is Coming
Grammy is coming tomorrow. We've got her stocking ready. We hope you are almost ready for your holiday, too. Below are some of the "almost good" pictures from our Christmas photo shoot.
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Happy Holidays, everyone! Hope you take the time to stop and do something silly this month.
Yard Work
We've never figured out what an Indian Summer is, but this might be it. It's 72 degrees and we are all outside working in the yard. The LADY is planting peonies and lily of the valley. Gracie is digging, I'm watering the occasional plant and Sofie supervises from the porch.
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Pain Relief Technology
What Is TrueRelief?
TrueRelief is the pain relief alternative to opioids. TrueRelief is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive medical device that delivers an electroceutical treatment that uses a patented combination of high frequency electrical current delivered dynamically by a skilled medical professional. TrueRelief is a prescribed treatment that can be used as frequently as needed with no known side effects. The treatment itself is completely painless.
What is TrueRelief Used For?
TrueRelief can be used to treat almost any type of pain including acute pain and chronic pain, as well as post surgical pain. It relieves:
Back & Neck Pain
Carpal Tunnel, Tennis Elbow, Shoulder, Knee & Ankle Pain
Sports Injuries Pain
Plantar Fasciitis, Peripheral & Diabetic Neuropathies
Indication for Use
TrueRelief has been cleared by the FDA for temporary symptomatic relief of chronic intractable pain, and as an adjunctive treatment in the management of post-surgical and post-traumatic acute pain.
Never place electrodes in a manner that applies current to the carotid sinus (neck) region.
Never use the TrueRelief on patients who have a demand-type cardiac pacemaker.
Never place the electrodes in a manner that causes the current to flow trans-cerebrally (through the brain).
Never use the device when pain syndromes are undiagnosed until the etiology is established.
The safety of TrueRelief for use during pregnancy or birth has not been established.
TrueRelief is not proven effective for pain of central origin. This includes headache.
TrueRelief should be used only under the continued direct supervision of a physician.
TrueRelief has no proven curative value.
TrueRelief is not proven to be more than a symptomatic treatment and, as such, may suppress the sensation of pain, which would otherwise serve as a protective mechanism.
Keep this device out of the reach of children.
Electronic monitoring equipment (such as ECG monitors and ECG alarms) may not operate properly when TrueRelief is in use.
Simultaneous connection of a patient to high frequency surgical equipment may result in burns at the site of the TrueRelief electrodes and possible damage to the TrueRelief device.
Operation in close proximity (e.g. 1m) to a short wave or microwave therapy equipment may produce instability in the TrueRelief output.
The equipment generates, uses and can radiate frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with these instructions, may cause harmful interference to other devices in the vicinity. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference with other devices, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
The user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the device. Increase the separation between the equipment. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that which the other device(s) is connected. Consult the manufacturer or field service technician for help.
Isolated cases of skin irritation may occur at the site of electrode placement following long-term application.
Effectiveness is highly dependent upon patient selection by a person qualified in the management of pain patients.
Adverse Reactions
Skin irritation is a potential adverse reaction to electrical stimulation. Skin reddening may also result from increased blood flow.
Clinical Data
Katie Cusack PT | MHS | OCS
Katie Cusack operates a physical therapy practice in Charlotte, NC. In her first two months using TrueRelief:
TrueRelief treatments were given to 25 patients (an average of 3.6 treatments per patient).
All patients experienced 78% or better total reduction in pain (after the full course of their treatments, which ranged from one treatment to eleven, varying by patient and condition). 84% of the patients treated achieved total (100%) elimination of their pain.
Of all treatments generated some level of pain relief, with an average of 72.4% relief for each treatment
Patient Case Study
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome as diagnosed through electromyogram and nerve conduction study
Patient received 3 opinions for treatment & all recommended surgery.
Before proceeding with surgery, patient tried TrueRelief treatments.
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- After two more weeks (3x/week), pain relief and improvement became more substantive and enduring. Patient was 80% better.
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As a result of this experience, the patient (a physician) added TrueRelief to his internal medicine practice and has accumulated outstanding patient outcomes.
All testimonials are produced with the permission of the patient or medical provider. The outcome stated is the personal opinion of the medical provider or the patient only and is not necessarily representative of all users of TrueRelief.
"Bottom line, I can play sports again, pain free, thanks to you and TrueRelief! I was truly amazed that after just one short session on my feet that I immediately stepped on the floor without pain. It felt like standing on cushions or putting on a brand new pair of thick, cushy socks. In addition, I played softball that night without pain in my knees for the first time in years. I had so much fun, I felt like a kid...running around just to run around. Even after only two sessions, the pain and swelling of both my feet and knees are virtually gone. I was in the Army for over 22 years resulting in arthritis in both of my knees, plantar fasciitis in both my feet, and several other injuries that kept me from fully enjoying life after military retirement. Now, I play softball four nights a week, and baseball one day a week, with little to no pain thanks to you and that lovely TrueRelief Machine.Thank you for changing my life!"
Stephanie | Patient
In response to your inquiry about my use of TrueRelief, I have used it to my benefit and more importantly to the benefit of my patients in over 4,500 cases.I began using it immediately after surgeries. We treated the operative area before awakening the patient from anesthesia, and then again for the first two days postop. Early on I was amazed that the patients having what would usually require narcotics needed no medication at all. The pain management aspect really grew from the surgery patients' amazement that they had no post-op pain and some inquired about other conditions they might have had like back pain, plantar fasciitis, TMJ, etc. In full disclosure we had two patients whose conditions were made more painful after one treatment. We were of the opinion that if they had additional treatments they would improve but it was a hard sell to convince those two individuals, one of whom was my associate in surgery, to continue.I hope this adequately summarizes my experience. I might add that I have been on the receiving end of the device. Following back surgery 12 years ago I required no medications because the orthopedic surgeon who did my surgery was open minded and allowed my staff to come into the O.R. and treat me before I was awakened from anesthesia.
Harry A. Glassman, M.D. | Doctor
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The year started early for ACI with the first big industry event of 2019, the inaugural Global Aviation Summit in Mumbai – organised by India's Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) in conjunction with ACI, IATA and CANSO – held in mid-January.
The key context for discussion at the event was that the global demand for air services continues to grow rapidly.
According to ACI World Airport Traffic Forecasts 2018-2040, India is expected to be the second fastest growing country with more than 50 million passengers per annum from 2017-2040 with 6.8% growth.
ACI believes that the Indian government's move to pursue further private investment in airport development will better enable the country to respond to the growing demand for air services.
Speaking at the event, ACI World director general, Angela Gittens, said: "In order for India to cope with surging demand in air transport, a clear plan for building critical aviation infrastructure is required. With that in mind, it is good to see that the Indian government has moved to undertake a second phase of privatisation.
"Existing airport infrastructure in the country, and in many mature markets worldwide, will not be able to handle the expected growth, so substantial investment is required, soon, to allow the aviation industry to meet growing demand.
"ACI's evidence-based Policy Brief on creating fertile grounds for private investment, confirms that airport privatisation has proven to be an important generator of value for the passenger in terms of providing for new and improved infrastructure."
Indeed, private investment in airports around the world has been crucial in improving the customer experience, and airports are placing a greater emphasis on this in business planning.
India's development of a clear plan for attracting private capital to build aviation infrastructure and its investments to improve the passenger experience are actions that will improve the competitiveness of the Indian transportation system at the global level.
The Mumbai event also gave ACI the opportunity to hold a series of productive meetings with MoCA, the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India, and airport members to discuss topics such as Airport Service Quality (ASQ) and privatisation.
Working with the International Civil Aviation Organization
One of the missions of ACI is to promote the collective interests of the world's airports and the communities they serve, and to promote professional excellence in airport operations and management. As a result, ACI is actively involved in ICAO meetings to ensure that the interests of airports are represented and taken into account.
In December, I had the privilege of speaking at the Second ICAO Next Generation of Aviation Professionals (NGAP) Global Summit, which was held in Shenzhen, China.
The subject matter is something that is close to ACI's heart as the international aviation community is aware that the industry faces an anticipated shortage of skilled professionals in the near future.
In order to address this important issue, ICAO launched the NGAP initiative to ensure that there are enough qualified and competent aviation professionals available in the future to operate, manage and maintain the international air transport system.
In essence, the summits aims to unite the aviation community, education and labour sectors to address strategies and actions for engaging, educating and retaining the next generation of aviation professionals, and to establish partnerships for the implementation of these actions.
I took the opportunity to share ACI's views on the challenges the potential future skills shortage poses to airports and highlighted the need for greater employer branding to attract young professionals and more women to the aviation industry.
APEX in Safety
In pursuit of promoting best practices in safety, security and the environment, ACI has a suite of Airport Excellence (APEX) programmes.
Launched in 2012, the APEX in Safety programme brings together the airport community to provide assistance and advice to airports, and has drawn strong interest from the membership and international organisations, including ICAO, the European Aviation Safety Agency, the Federal Aviation Administration, the European Commission and the World Bank.
We are extremely proud to announce that ACI recently delivered the 100th Airport Excellence (APEX) in Safety Review in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. The programme promotes best safety practices in airport operations, utilising the expertise and co-operation of the airport community.
As a result, Abu Dhabi International Airport became the 100th airport to receive an international delegation of safety experts, generously made available by the programme's 'safety partners', who conducted a full review with the airport.
The 100 safety reviews were conducted with participation from 323 safety assessors from 94 Safety Partner airports around the world.
I know I can count on your continued support, not only on APEX in Safety, but also APEX in Security and APEX in Environment.
DNA seminars
ACI's Developing Nations Assistance (DNA) Assistance Programme with its objective of supporting member airports in developing countries, also continues to have an impact on the region.
Indeed, last year saw the successful delivery of five DNA seminars in Asia-Pacific, the most recent of which was held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in co-operation with Cambodia Airports.
Looking forward, we will further raise the bar by scheduling six DNA seminars in 2019 on a variety of topics, the first of which will be on 'Management of Aviation Security' and take place in Hong Kong alongside the ACI Asia-Pacific/World Annual General Assembly, Conference & Exhibition.
I wish everyone a very prosperous year ahead and I look forward to your continued support in 2019 so that together, we can become stronger as the voice of the Asia-Pacific airports community.


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It's a mash-up of clues about authors' names and common beach objects. If Jay Gatsby put on sunscreen at the beach, he'd have S-P-F Scott Fitzgerald to thank.
Heard on Josh Gondelman And Catherine Cohen: Brooklyn Famous.
In our next game, we're taking famous writers to the beach. As Jane Austen said, it's a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of catching a gnarly wave. Let's meet our contestants. First up, Michelle Barras. You work for a financial company, and you've been collecting rocks and geodes for most of your life.
MICHELLE BARRAS: I have for...
EISENBERG: This is excellent.
BARRAS: ...About 25 years.
EISENBERG: Twenty-five years. OK, what's your first one? Like quartz, those - you know?
BARRAS: I have a bunch of rose quartz.
EISENBERG: Really?
BARRAS: And then I have a mother-of-pearl obelisk.
EISENBERG: That's beautiful.
BARRAS: Yes. And they're all displayed in my apartment with my husband.
EISENBERG: How many do you have in total?
BARRAS: He thinks I have 10, but we have 25 around the apartment.
EISENBERG: Excellent. Excellent. Michelle, when you ring in, we'll hear this.
EISENBERG: Your opponent is Matt Spiegel. You're visiting us from Harrisburg, Penn.
MATT SPIEGEL: Yes, I am.
EISENBERG: Hello. Welcome.
SPIEGEL: Thank you.
EISENBERG: Where you work for the state library.
SPIEGEL: Mm-hmm.
SPIEGEL: Very NPR.
EISENBERG: Very NPR.
EISENBERG: What's the most - one of the most exciting moments about working in the library for you?
SPIEGEL: Oh, my gosh. There are tons of them. We have a great rare books collection.
EISENBERG: Yeah.
SPIEGEL: The state library was started by Ben Franklin, so thinking about that is kind of a cool notion.
EISENBERG: Are rare books still coming through that people donate or...
SPIEGEL: Oh, gosh.
EISENBERG: Yeah?
SPIEGEL: Yeah, we get things from Lewis and Clark. We get all sorts of really cool stuff, yeah.
EISENBERG: Oh, that's awesome. OK. So, Matt, when you ring in, we'll hear this.
EISENBERG: Remember, Michelle and Matt, whoever has more points after two games will go to our final round. OK, so in honor of summer, this word game is called Beach Reads. You're going to mash up beach things and famous writers.
JONATHAN COULTON: For example, if I said Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan are so pale, they'd better pick a sunscreen with a high sun-protection factor, you would answer SPF Scott Fitzgerald.
EISENBERG: Mm-hmm, yeah. The beach thing will always come first in the mash-up. Here we go. According to the tongue twister, she sells seashells by this place. She stole them from an "Animal Farm" in "1984."
EISENBERG: Matt.
SPIEGEL: I want to say it has something to do with Mary Shelley...
EISENBERG: With Mary Shelley, OK.
SPIEGEL: ...But I can't quite get there, Ophira (laughter).
EISENBERG: OK, interesting. All right, Michelle, do you want to steal this?
BARRAS: I don't think I fully can steal...
BARRAS: ...But I can half steal...
EISENBERG: Sure.
BARRAS: ...And maybe that rounds up.
COULTON: (Laughter)
BARRAS: But shore - so shore, sells by the shore, and "Animal Farm" author.
EISENBERG: Oh. Yeah, you want to go any further there?
SPIEGEL: Sort of...
BARRAS: No.
EISENBERG: OK, Matt, do you want to just say it even though we can't give you the...
SPIEGEL: She sells seashells by the seash-Orwell (ph).
EISENBERG: Yeah.
SPIEGEL: (Laughter).
EISENBERG: That's what we were going for.
BARRAS: (Laughter).
EISENBERG: That's right. That's right.
EISENBERG: OK, I love this tequila cocktail with salt on the rim, so happy it's garnished with the newest Atlantic piece by the writer of "Between The World And Me" and "We Were Eight Years In Power."
EISENBERG: Michelle.
BARRAS: Margarita-Nehisi (ph) Coates.
EISENBERG: Yes.
BARRAS: Thank you.
COULTON: This famous neurologist wrote the books "Awakenings" and "The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat." He should have written a book about himself called "The Man Who Fell In Love With An Inflatable Plastic Sphere" (ph).
COULTON: Michelle.
BARRAS: I think that's Oliver Sacks. Ball-iver (ph) Sacks, Beach ball-iver Sacks.
COULTON: Yes, we'll take that.
COULTON: Beach ball-iver Sacks. Well done.
EISENBERG: This sticky, soft candy is made fast and loose. Sold on boardwalks everywhere, it comes in many flavors, like watermelon, mint, banana, "Ethan Frome," and "The Age Of Innocence."
EISENBERG: Michelle.
BARRAS: So it's taffy and Edith Wharton.
EISENBERG: Yeah. Well, put them together.
BARRAS: Edith - taf-Edith (ph) Wharton.
EISENBERG: The...
EISENBERG: Yes, taf-Edith Wharton. There you go. OK, this is your last clue. If you are going to conduct an "Interview With The Vampire," don't make him meet you at the beach. He burns easily, and bronze skin would ruin his look anyway.
EISENBERG: Michelle.
BARRAS: Tan Rice.
EISENBERG: Yeah, suntan Rice. Good enough. Tan Rice. Well done.
EISENBERG: OK, hard game. Michelle is in the lead.
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hi one and all, have not been here since the "cat food lookin good, bankruptcy discussion". it took 8 weeks after i was laid off to get my EI rolling and I am just starting to catch up on regular bills, never mind the mind boggling 60,000 student debt. When i was layed off I told the 3 collectors that i am currently unemployed and will contact them when i am able to make a payment arrangement but i suppose they believe phoning me daily will miraculously change my financial situation. so, i simply do not answer their calls.
Yeah, yeah i know, burying my head in the sand won't fix it (as tempting as it is) so here's the plan....i deal with one of these bozos (oops, i mean collection agents)per week. this is all i can handle. i am fine on the phone but majorly depressed after each conversation. currently 2 down and one to go. 1)BC Rev Services sent a financial statement and offered to "set the loan aside" until i am employed again, altho interest will continue to accrue. okay...seems fine, do i really have to put my bank account info in there tho? scares me more than a little. 2)Fed Credit (Royal Bank)....want me to borrow 20 bucks from friends or family to make an immediate payment, said no, poor me, i have no friends or family but will send you 20 mid sept when i am caught up. they have not called since (excuse me while i find some wood to knock on)3)next week....
okay, i need some feedback, support, comments. am i on the right track? I figure my budget allows about 75.00 a month for all of them, assuming nothing goes wrong...certainly makes payments minimal but something nonetheless. it is the only way i can think of to stop this overwhelming hopeless drowning feeling. is doing this going to make things better or worse when i return to work? is there no clear cut route thru this maze?
on another note, how come no one ever discusses loan remission? i went to all the loan workshops before i began my education. the understanding was that if i kept my end of the deal (timely and successful completion), i would be entitled to loan remission. in other words, there would be a cap on the amount i ended up owing. Well, i kept my part but 2 years into my degree, loan remission was abruptly pulled. What to do? stop going to school before the degree is done and get no remission because i have not completed? or finish 2 years at full price and at least recieve remission for the years before? i chose to graduate...come what may and here i am.....
i know that i am not the only student to be caught in this loan remission bind. is there any possibility that this issue could give students some legal leverage, misrepresentation of educational amounts that we would owe or something?
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okay, so my post was boring, same old, same old....blah, blah, blah...guess the only people who want to talk to me are collection agents
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1) dont give em any info especially your bank account info
2)pay what u can afford
3)how bout interest relief ?
4)borrowing can help u later on... i borrowed 200 bucks a month when i had no income just to keep my loans --then i applied for debt reduction and got over
knocked off my loans
5)debt reduction might help ?--read section on debt reduction i posted a million times there when i was going through the same hell as you
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6)document everythng stay organized and photocopy anything u send in
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Thanks Nago,
Your 1, 2, 3 format is very comforting...makes it seem possible to get through all this. Recently, i have gone through a time of feeling hopeless but am feeling stronger again. many thanks to the supportive members of this site.
1. never have given them this info. one agent said, "we can find it all anyways" I said, " go for it, it will give ya something to do, besides calling people". However, there seem to be contrasting views on this site about this. when is this refusal "non-compliance" ? can it come back to bite you?
2.I continue to do so, despite complaints that it is not enough.
3. interest relief is not an option because I filed for bankruptcy 2 years ago... have checked into changes and I do not fit into my provincial time line for regaining interest relief.
4. I am assuming you mean keeping your loans from collections. it took a long time to find my loans after release from bankruptcy and by that time they were in 3 different agencies.
5.debt reduction: applied for and got provincial loan remission for hte years before they pulled it but will head directly to your postings and see what i can glean.
5. great advise
6. definitely consider it
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Dont just consider it... do it....
Trust me on this one! Time and time again I hear "If only I had called Johnny sooner!"
It will only take a few minutes and he can fill you in on what he can do... the phone call costs pennies...
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