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"It's time." Her voice was shaking, and when she walked across the room towards him, he noticed how unsteady her steps were.
"Time for what?" he asked, matching her gentle tone.
"Time... to stop lying," she said, and as she approached he saw the tears glistening in her eyes. He knew she was upset about their latest case; the truth was, so was he. They'd been involved in an exhausting and emotionally draining two day search for a missing teenager; a search that had initially proved successful when they were able to locate the girl, rescue her safely, and ensure that her captors and everyone involved with her abduction were arrested. Then came the cruel twist of fate that he knew had been plaguing Gillian as much as it had him. The girl's parents, in a desperate rush to reach their daughter's side, had been involved in a head-on collision with another car. Both were killed on impact.
He'd seen the shock and horror on her face when she learnt the news, had watched her crumble before him and had had to reach out an arm to support her. He'd felt it too – a sickening feeling, a dead weight in his chest, pain and devastation and sympathy - for the victims and, more than anything, for the poor girl who'd been through so much already, and now had to find out that she was an orphan.
Yet Gillian had insisted on being the one to tell her. No matter how much he'd tried to stop her, she was adamant. She'd wiped away her tears, she'd composed herself, she had walked into that room with her head held high, and she'd broken the news to a young girl who was barely over one trauma before being thrust into another.
That was two hours ago, and he knew she'd spent the time in between sitting in her office, legs tucked under her, chair swivelled so she could look out the window. He'd cautiously approached once, but the glance she gave him indicated she wanted to be alone, and he'd respected that. The small smile and nod he'd given her told her that she could come to him when she was ready, although he hoped she'd already known that.
Now, here she was.
"It's time."
She repeated the phrase while he looked at her, still slightly confused. Before he could ask her what they were supposed to stop lying about, she sat on the edge of his desk and took his hand in hers.
"Do you love me?"
The question was so bold, so out of the blue, and he felt the surprise wash over his face.
"Do you?" she repeated, more firmly this time, and he met her eyes and nodded.
"Yeah... I love you," he said, stroking the hand that still clasped his.
She took a deep breath. "Good. Because I love you. And I've been thinking... about what can happen. You know, in life... it's so... unpredictable, and... cruel, and..." She stopped her stilted speech to wipe under her eyes. "Grace Monroe should be going home to her family tonight, and she's not. They're gone forever. And all across the country – all across the world – people are losing the ones they love. And sometimes, they lose people without ever telling them the truth, about how they feel, or... or..." She shook her head to try and clear her thoughts. "They don't live their lives the way they should, or do the things that they ought to, and then it's too late, and... and..."
She leant forward and gently pressed her lips against his, kissing him softly and sweetly. He responded gently, meeting her teary eyes when she pulled away.
"I don't want to waste time, Cal. I don't want to leave you without ever telling you how I feel, and I don't want to be left behind if anything happened to you, and know that we never admitted what we really have."
He nodded wordlessly, still struggling to find anything to say in response to her emotional confession.
"I love you," she continued, and his heart swelled at the sound of her uttering those words again. "And I've been lying about it for so long because it was difficult, and complicated, and because I thought we should just keep things simple..." She let out a shaky laugh. "But life isn't simple, Cal. Our lives have never been simple. I don't even think I want simple. But I do know that I want you."
He stood up, his eyes locked on hers, and gently brushed a lock of hair off her face. "I couldn't have put it better myself, love."
"So we can... be together?" she asked, her voice so tentative it made him ache to reach out and hug her, and just hold her safe in his arms forever.
"We can," he said, giving into his desire to hold her as he wrapped his arms around her and pulled her close. She relaxed against him, her head on his shoulder, and he kissed her cheek gently before whispering in her ear, "It's about time."


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RCB Patong Hotel places you within a 10-minute stroll of popular attractions such as Patong Beach and Bangla Night Street. This 97-room, 3-star hotel has a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Centrally located in Kathu, the hotel is also a short walk from Bangla Boxing Stadium and Royal Paradise Night Market.
Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at RCB Lobby Cafe, the hotel's onsite restaurant. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service. Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 6:30 AM to 10 AM.
All of RCB Patong Hotel's 97 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including fireplaces, minibars, and free bottled water. Guests can expect LCD TVs with satellite channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Other standard amenities include laptop-compatible safes, phones, and desks.
Property features
At RCB Patong Hotel, guests have access to an outdoor pool, free WiFi in public areas, and spa services. Airport transportation is made easy with an airport shuttle (available on request) for THB 1000 per vehicle one way. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage.
- Walking distance to Patong Beach and Bangla Night Street
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
RCB Patong Hotel
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This business-friendly hotel also offers an outdoor pool, spa services, and tour/ticket assistance.
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 97
- Number of floors - 7
- Poolside bar
- Luggage storage
- Year Built 2010
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
RCB Patong Hotel offers 97 air-conditioned accommodations with fireplaces and minibars. LCD televisions come with satellite channels. Bathrooms include showers and complimentary toiletries.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, laptop-compatible safes, and phones. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is offered daily and in-room massages can be requested.
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Fireplace
- Daily housekeeping
- Shower only
- Desk
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Minibar
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- In-room massage available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
RCB Lobby Cafe - This restaurant serves breakfast only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Start your morning with a buffet breakfast, available each day from 6:30 AM to 10 AM for a surcharge. You can order up room service during limited hours.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
Spa Services
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
Hotel Policies
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 4 children 1 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
24-hour check-in
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: THB 200 for adults and THB 100 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 1000 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- RCB Hotel
- RCB Hotel Patong
- RCB Patong
- RCB Patong Hotel
- RCB Patong Hotel Phuket
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 4 children 1 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.

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Rachel Crossway is youngest of the quadruplets in her family. Being a quadruplet was never easy to Rachel, being the only girl in her family didn't help with that either. When her mom left, Rachel shut down inside, she was brilliant but didn't let anyone see it, she was beyond beautiful and everyone knew it, except her. What happens when the badboy, Blake, befriends her and shows her a life she could never dream of? Full of excitement, happiness and adventure, but also filled with sadness. What happens when a tragic event occurs in her life? Will she shut down? Or will Blake help her get through it this time?
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At Lincoln Center, Dance Is Serious Fun
By JENNIFER DUNNING
Published: July 19, 1988
Dance today is widespread, eclectic and perverse. And all of that is reflected in the second annual Serious Fun festival. The event, which runs through Aug. 4 at Alice Tully Hall, is presenting more dance than last year, and of a greater variety.
Live dance and film are integrated in the work of Kathy Rose, who performs tonight in the inaugural program of the festival's dance component. David Van Tieghem, well known as a percussionist and composer, turns choreographer on Saturday. ''Aloft in Space,'' presented Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, is an evening of dance in which no one's feet touch the floor. ''Megadance,'' on Aug. 3 and 4, is a briskly paced marathon dedicated to the proposition that once in a while the dancers ought to be rested and the audience exhausted.
The instigators of all this are William W. Lockwood Jr., the director of programming at Lincoln Center and the man who brought us Mostly Mozart, and Jed Wheeler, a co-director of International Production Associates, the arts management company that puts on the festival. Together they have gathered 15 choreographers and duos and commissioned five dance pieces.
''The whole thing is the two of us,'' Mr. Lockwood said, although he acknowledged receiving all sorts of ideas from a number of people and sources. ''We take great pains to talk to people. A good deal of networking is done. We spend a lot of time seeing things.'' 'A Debt of Gratitude'
Some of the most valuable ideas, he said, come from the alternative theater spaces that have spotlighted the kind of experimentalist work that is being showcased at ''Serious Fun.''
''We owe a debt of gratitude to David White, Mark and the Kitchen,'' Mr. Lockwood said, referring to the director of Dance Theater Workshop, to Mark Russell, director of Performance Space 122, and to the Kitchen Center, three leading presenters of new dance, theater and music.
Mr. Lockwood has closely followed the careers of David Parsons and Daniel Ezralow, who will be part of the ''Megadance'' program, and on a chance visit to the Kitchen discovered a work by Keith Young, who was unknown to him. As a result Mr. Young is now on the ''Megadance'' roster, too.
''Somebody sent me a tape of Mark Dendy,'' Mr. Lockwood said of another ''Megadance'' participant. '' 'This is something fascinating,' I thought. There's something sort of primal about him.''
Mr. Wheeler is particularly excited about providing a new forum for the relatively unknown Victoria Marks, whose work will be presented next week on Thursday.
''I was looking for a choreographer whose ideas may not have been totally formed or shaped,'' he said. ''Victoria Marks is not one of the old shoes of contemporary performing.'' 'Who Is Doing What'
'' 'Megadance' is a means of familiarizing people with who is doing what and how they are going about it,'' Mr. Wheeler said. ''There are so many ideas about dance and how it is expressive.''
Mr. Wheeler originally thought of having 10 to 15 short works in a three-hour program with no intermission.
''I was persuaded by Bill Lockwood that perhaps that idea was not a great one,'' Mr. Wheeler said. ''But that was where 'Megadance' came from.'' ''Megadance'' is now down to 90 minutes and offers short solos or duets by seven choreographers.
Other choreographers participating in the marathon are Charles Moulton, who received a festival commission to create ''18-Member All-Star Ball Passing,'' Ohad Naharin, Sarah Scaggs and Elizabeth Streb. Mr. Wheeler said he was ''overpowered'' by the work of Molissa Fenley, who will present a commissioned solo, dedicated to the late Arnie Zane. Equipment Crisis
If ''Megadance'' promises to exhaust its audience, ''Aloft in Space'' nearly undid the festival staff. It was difficult enough to arrange to hang rigging for a dance on trapeze by Robert Davidson and Susan Murphy, for a dance with counterweights and rope by Art Bridgman and Myrna Packer and for an ''aerial suspension'' piece by Sara Pearson. Preparing for Pat Graney's dance on parallel bars was an ultimate test of persistence.
''We spent two and a half months on the telephone with athletic suppliers looking for the right size, spring and strength,'' Mr. Wheeler said. ''If they are too thick, the whole balance is thrown off. If you find just the right one, there are only two left when we need five because the model has been discontinued. And it turns out you don't just move them in. They've got to be wired. You can't wire anything to the Alice Tully floor. So we have to bring in platforms and wire them onto that.''
The only firm guidelines given the choreographers were that the commissioned pieces must be short and must use only one or two dancers.
Mr. Lockwood and Mr. Wheeler hope that audiences will seek out the new performers, once they are introduced to them by Serious Fun.
''If people come to an evening at Lincoln Center, on familiar ground, and find not only fun but also that something serious is happening here,'' Mr. Lockwood said, ''the next time they read about something happening at Dance Theater Workshop they may be moved to go.''
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To say that the Warriors books are Rose's favorite books is to understate the intensity of her passion for this series.
She feels about Warriors the way I feel about Anne of Green Gables, Little House, Betsy-Tacy, Lord of the Rings. They are her books, the stories with which she identifies most deeply and passionately. She reads them like I used to read Pern, over and over and over again.
Beanie loves them too and is adept at the arts of pounce and dodge. Rilla, I'm told, is preparing for apprentice training, which will commence on her next birthday.
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As much as I longed for my daughter to fall in love with Little House or Charlotte's Web, her obsession is the Redwall series.
*Hysterical giggles*
Warriors! Oh, how could I have missed this series of books! I suspect that she'll like Clare Bell's Ratha series someday.
*I love that on the sidebar next to the Sculpey cats there's that piece on cats and parasitic insanity — I wondered if you'd seen that!!! We read it all goggle-eyed around here… wow.
I have to show this to Liz. She adores the Warriors series too. (Liz is about all things cat.) I hope the Sculpey cats have been baked, because they're too precious not to keep. Plus, they seem to have the potential for great play value. Your kids are so creative. 🙂
These are AWESOME! My compliments to the artist. We haven't had a Sculpey binge here in a while. Tis time…
I *love* these – so truly wonderful.
I'm pretty sure they were making some of those when I visited!
Note to self: Replenish supply of Sculpey.
My middle daughter who loves Warriors said, "That's so cool!" She loves the cats.
My 8yo is obsessed with Warriors right now. She's reads as much as she can and most imaginative play turns to Warriors eventually whether outside or with Playmobil or with stuffed animals. I showed her these pictures and she immediately began telling me about the scene and who she thought the cats were. She loves these creations.
My son has just started with arrears but they haven't taken off (yet – he has reading/focus issues. Perhaps I need to get them in audio books). But I have to say that these are the most gorgeous sculpey cats! What talented sculptors you have in your house!
OMg, that's Warriors, not arrears, don't ask me how auto-correct got arrears from whatever I typed before!


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Seniors in Membership Drive
by Briana Warsing
The Roosevelt Island Senior Association (RISA) annual membership drive starts on April 1. The goal is 100 members; not 100 new members, just 100 members.
That might seem surprising given the fact that the average age in Rivercross has got to be at least 65 and Island House and Westview are probably not far behind.
Demographically speaking, the Island has way more than 100 seniors. The original residents of the Island, the pioneers, are now seniors. The 2010 census reflected that 18.5% of the Island's then 11,661 residents were over 62 years of age. There were an additional 1700 people between the ages of 50 and 60. Although the American Association of Retire Persons (AARP) considers seniors 50 years and older, for RISA membership, you must be 55.
So why are they struggling for membership? According to Delores Green, RISA's President for the past 15 years, "Former members have passed away or moved away. We're not getting additional seniors. Most of our membership [has always been from] 546. We used to get a lot of funding and have a lot of parties. Now we have no funding. Our grants have dried up. We used to have 300 members, easy. Now we have to struggle to get to 100."
Of Roosevelt Landings, Green says, "The building went private and they're no longer moving seniors into it. Everything here is market-rate now and seniors are on a fixed income. When we die, they clean out the apartment and rent it as market-rate." Therefore 546 Main Street is no longer, "the senior building," as it always had been.
RISA relies on membership from outside its address for the first time ever. Barbara Parker, RISA's secretary says, "The one bedrooms and studios [in 546 Main Street] used to be full with active older adults. Now we don't have the same participation from the building. We never had a big participation from the other developments but now we need it." Part of the drive for membership will center on recruiting from all of the buildings on the Island. This will include door drops, emails, a suggestion box, a new brochure and a lobby drive.
Parker says, "A lot of people in the community, including seniors themselves, think of seniors as a bunch of people sitting around." As a result, Parker says RISA is trying to rebrand itself starting with the word senior. Parker thinks of herself as an active, older adult, for example. For the record, Parker is a youthful 67.
Parker says the organization is hoping to attract different age groups within the larger 55+ population and serve them all. She says the goal is "more programs, events and information all geared toward active, older adults."
Parker, Green and treasurer BuBu Arya agree that one group that is missing from RISA's ranks is men. They want to find ways to entice more men to join. Arya uses the word 'negligible,' to quantify men's participation level in the group's offerings. Parker says, "On Wednesday or Friday men do board games or card games. That's when you'd see what percentage of men we have."
One place the men do come is for lunch. Every day there is a hot lunch at the Senior Center between 11:30 and noon. The suggested donation is $1.50, "Isn't that amazing," comments Parker. It is funded by the New York City Department for the Aging and consists of standards like Lasagna and Roasted Chicken as well as healthy offerings like Vegetarian Chili and Baked Tilapia. Parker describes the food as "fresh, already heated, totally sealed and very safe." She says about 60 people take advantage of it per day.
For the past two years, health and wellness have been hallmarks of the RISA program. Every day there is at least one fitness class, if not two. Parker teaches the Zumba class offered on Mondays and Thursdays and usually attracts between 20 and 25 students. Green says, "One of the things that is changing [RISA] is the fitness classes. They've brought a different flavor of people and a different complexion to the classes." There is also Tai Chi, Chair Pilates, Korean Exercise, Salsa, Brain and Body Stretch and Strength Training, commanding the largest group, often topping out at 40 attendees.
RISA held a free eight-week nutritional workshop. The instructor was from the Cornell Cooperative Extension program and everyone who completed the program earned a certificate.
There is also Senior Day. According to Parker, prior vendors have been, "United Healthcare, AARP, the Diabetes Association, the MS Society, Dr. Resnick, Dr. Shick, we have gotten someone to help people with their wills, The Cancer Society and Relay for Life, and a biking program for seniors." Parker said they demo five or six different fitness classes on Senior Day as well.
Membership comes with other benefits. There are discounts. Gristede's offers a senior discount on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Riverwalk gives RISA members a 20% discount on all food purchases. The price for a full year of membership will be $15 this upcoming year, up from $12 per annum.
Green says the vibe at the Senior Center was different in the past. There were fashion shows and food production showcases that Green says were standing room only. She says, "We used to celebrate every holiday with grandeur. Every holiday." She said that this year, because of decreased funds, they didn't even celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Green said, "Our grants have dried up. We're just struggling right now and trying to hold on."
76-year old Delores Green has been on the Island for 18 years. She says she is leaving her post as President on June 27 of this year. "It's time for me to cool it. I worked 30 years for the State Insurance Fund. Now 15 years here. Isn't it about time I stop?" About Parker she says, "Barbara is very innovative and she always comes up with great ideas."
Parker was the Health and Fitness Director of the McBurney YMCA on west 14th street for many years. She had a staff of 80 and taught nine classes per week. She believes in "taking your skills and passing them on. That's what I am doing here and that's what I would like to continue to do." Anyway, unlike the majority of active older adults, RISA members or not, she says, "I'm still dancing like I was in my 20's."


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Vivid Motion is proud to bring you our Spring production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame: the tragic tale of the misshapen Quasimodo. One fateful day he leaves the safety of his bell tower to search for the life he has been missing. What he finds is a world full of beauty...and despair. This mesmerizing retelling of a well-known story will be co-directed by Emma Tompkins and Alison Berry, and produced by Andrea Dudley.
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The argument about access to higher education is marvellously misguided.
The argument about access to higher education is marvellously misguided.
It's quite a relief to me, to find that out. I've been crushed by arguments about fairness; I've had no answer to the logic of equality and equity. I hate it when that happens.
Only 25 per cent of students from poor backgrounds go to university. The unanswerable moral question has been: do you really think that poor people are less intelligent than rich ones? If intelligence is distributed randomly (let's not argue about it) then it is unfair that the rich get to university in greater proportion than the poor. Surely? And what can one say to that?
Here's one answer. The rich aren't more intelligent – however, they are much better qualified. Students from higher social backgrounds are less likely to be among the seven million illiterates the state education system has – unforgivably – produced. It's no wonder children born into "less advantaged families still see a university place as being beyond their reach, whatever their ability" because the culture in comprehensive schools doesn't produce the academic achievement levels to match the old grammar schools.
It is a great social crime that able working-class children don't get to university, but it's the fault of the administrative class, the political class, the Tony Crosland and Margaret Thatcher class, not universities.
Why should it be the responsibility of universities to take people who can't read properly, write properly or learn properly? Why should places of higher education have to start with a process of lower education? As A-levels have been debauched so degrees have been devalued by the same process. The politicians' answer is to debauch and devalue further and faster.
My new mentors point out: "The Government itself states that qualified children from manual backgrounds are just as likely to go to university as their peers from better-off families. The difference is that far fewer children from poorer backgrounds achieve good A-levels since they are more likely to attend poor schools. The solution to the problem is higher standards in secondary schools." This is an invigorating piece of argumentation. You'll find that if you are pro-affirmative action, pro-Access Regulator, pro-social engineering, you'll be getting a little hot under the collar, just as I was before finding an agreeable defence for my position.
My mentors are a research group called Reform, and they are – or should be – the intellectual engine of the Conservative Party. They publish items on their website headed: "Lower taxes are consistent with higher health spending."
They show how tax cuts are not incompatible with improved public services. Whether or not you agree with this, you will be interested to know that there is more intellectual energy, more dash, more vigour in Reform than anything seen on the Tory front bench. In an age of conformity, of conventional wisdom, of suffocating pieties, the group is a breath of fresh air.
They've got a conference coming up (try www.reformbritain.com). It is to be addressed by Roger Douglas and Ruth Richardson – two New Zealand politicians I know quite well and thoroughly admire. That's not a phrase I write often in reference to politics. If they didn't invent all this stuff they discovered it, and have, with varying degrees of success, tried to put it into practice.
Baldly, if I can use such a loaded word, the future of the Conservative Party is dependent on the success of Reform and its ideas.
If the modernisers – the group most actively opposed to Reform – get their way, their party will go into the next general election promising (or at least condoning) higher taxes. Labour will go into the same election announcing its package of tax cuts and Conservative support will, as if by magic, evaporate. After a third consecutive catastrophic defeat the question must be asked, will the party survive?
NHS struggles on in sickness as in health
My other health friend tells me why there will be no improvement in the services in his area despite Gordon Brown's billions. Of course I should be grieving over this, but you know how vindictive, mean-spirited and low-minded columnists can be. You don't? Forget what I said.
There is some news from the health sector that has grieved me so much I can hardly bear to pass it on. It is a fact that so undermines our faith in collective action that any decent person would cover it up.
The budget for my friend's bit of the Nash is £450m; they are looking forward to a promised 10 per cent increase in funding. Unfortunately, the prospect of this bounty has caused such relief and relaxation among managers, professionals and suppliers that anyone who is able to has jacked up their prices. Inflation in this particular health area is running at 9 per cent. So, all but a few million of the new money will disappear into the sand – the remainder of the increase will go on general incompetence, fraud, settling cases out of court, sending patients to Frankfurt for operations, paying off whistleblowers, publishing poetry anthologies to remotivate the downtrodden staff and hiring ever more accomplished statisticians to make everything look better than it is.
The statistics are already showing a great improvement. Fewer operations are cancelled (note Sunday reports of managers calmly falsifying their figures) and there must have been a massive increase in the number of beds available (chairs have just been statistically redefined; they are now called "beds"). Waiting times in A&E will also look very much better, too – they make you wait in the ambulance until you can be seen, after which they push your trolley into a corridor where they've put up a sign: Ward 10.
Beds are chairs, trolleys are beds, corridors are wards. Soon they will find a way to redefine sickness as health and their success will be complete.
The world of work it's all down to experience
Young people will be sent out on work experience missions two days a week to "rip down the artificial divide between the world of education and the world of work". Of all government initiatives this will be the most onerous for employers, young people being what they are.
When we were launching the children's version of The Independent all those years ago, we had a lot of work experience children coming through the organisation to help (it was the only way we had of getting the paper out on budget). The child labour was quite good, but management intensive. You had to control their drinking for one thing and for another you had to explain to them what to do all the time.
Etonians were easily the worst, followed by Etonians who had been to Oxbridge.
The only way of teaching these elevated creatures was to reduce their self-esteem by a factor of 10. This wasn't as easy as it sounds; Etonians are unusually resilient. I remember Nick Coleridge's remark: "When I find out where someone went to school and it wasn't Eton, I think 'Oh how interesting, I wonder why not?'" No, you had to take out all the stuff their school had put in because they couldn't hear you otherwise. They couldn't learn anything because they didn't listen. Never truer was it said of anyone "the opposite of talking isn't listening, it's waiting". Brutal de-schooling was the only way of getting through to them. And we had to start from very low down the workplace skills agenda. "When a phone is ringing beside you, what do you do? No! You pick it up. And what do you say? No! This is what you say. Not that, this."
Young writers would argue quite a lot, if you let them, up to deadline even, about why they had constructed an article in a certain way. They had written that this Nicaraguan had won the election when that Nicaraguan had. But there were reasons for it. And they wanted to tell you what they were. One of them used to sit down at a keyboard saying: "Right! I'm now going to write the most brilliant article that's ever been written on this subject!" He was put on silence for two weeks, with his brilliant first in history. It was the making of him.
It's true that work was an education for these young people, but it was nothing like the world of education they'd come from. It had some similarity to the world of education a generation before. And it worked terrifically well. A dozen of our child labourers went on to jobs on national dailies. Of our alumni we have one or two columnists, two best-selling authors, and a big gun in information technology. If we hadn't erected a barrier between the world of education and the world of work – and made them climb over it – I can't believe they'd have been half as successful.Reuse content


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Erich Ludendorff Admits Defeat: Diary Entry by Albrecht von Thaer (October 1, 1918)
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He said approximately the following: it is his duty to tell us that our military situation is terribly serious. Every day it is possible that there might be a breakthrough on the western front. He has had to report this in the last few days to His Majesty. For the first time, the O.H.L.* was asked by His Majesty, as well as the Chancellor, what the O.H.L and the army is still capable of accomplishing. In agreement with the Field Marshall, he responded: the O.H.L. and the German army are at an end; the war can no longer be won; indeed, a total defeat can probably no longer be averted. Bulgaria has fallen. Austria and Turkey, at the end of their strength, will probably soon fall as well. Our own army is unfortunately already badly infected with the poison of Spartacist-socialist ideas. One can no longer rely on the troops. Since August 8, things have rapidly gotten much, much worse. Some troops prove themselves so continuously unreliable that they have to be removed from the front as quickly as possible. If they are replaced by troops with the will to fight, then these are greeted with the call "strikebreaker" and challenged not to fight any more. Ludendorff said that he could not operate with divisions, which are no longer reliable.
Thus it can be foreseen that the enemy, with the assistance of the war-happy Americans, will achieve a great victory, a very large, important breakthrough. Then the army in the west will lose its last foothold and will flood back over the Rhine in complete dissolution and will carry with it the revolution to Germany.
This catastrophe must be avoided at all costs. Because of the reasons just stated one can no longer allow oneself to be knocked about. Therefore, the O.H.L. has demanded from His Majesty and from the Chancellor that they immediately ask President Wilson of America to bring about an armistice with the goal of bringing about a peace on the basis of his Fourteen Points.
He [the O.H.L.] has never shied away from demanding the utmost of his troops. But now that it has become clear to him that the continuation of the war serves no purpose, he is of the opinion that it should be ended as quickly as possible, in order to avoid unnecessarily sacrificing the bravest ones, who are still loyal and able to fight.
It was terrible for the Field Marshall and for him to have to report this to His Majesty and the Chancellor. The last chancellor, Graf Hertling, immediately declared in an honorable manner to His Majesty that he had to resign immediately from his position. After so many years of working honorably he could not and did not want to conclude his life as an old man by handing in a request for an armistice. The Kaiser accepted his resignation.
Excellence Ludendorff continued: "Therefore, right now, we have no chancellor. Who will he be? We do not yet know. I have, however, asked His Majesty to include in the government those groups who are largely responsible for things having developed as they have. We will now watch these men move into the ministries. They should be the ones to make the peace treaty that must now be concluded. They should be the ones who eat their own soup." * O.H.L.: Oberste Heeresleitung or Supreme Army Command.


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Small museum in which not expected anything really but we surprised, at the encounter room has several interesting pictures and outside Tadao Ando´s architecture blend in with the...
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Small museum in which not expected anything really but we surprised, at the encounter room has several interesting pictures and outside Tadao Ando´s architecture blend in with the surroundings, providing us with an opportunity to engage in quiet contemplation
This is a much less popular attraction on Naoshima, so it is quiet, but that's all for a reason. Due to a lack of planning, we neglected to buy tickets to the "better" art museum on the island and decided to go for the cheaper, less popular option. We paid 1,300 yen to look at three rooms of minimalist/formalist art....
Embarrassed to admit I had never heard of Lee Ufan. We stumbled across this gallery while exploring the island on foot and were left breathless.
I have no relation to the works of Lee Ufan since before and I assume these are excellent works of his. So I am happy about this being my introduction to his works but I personally don't think I would travel to see this specifically - but I would for other works in the area so do pay a visit...
I enjoyed this museum much more than the others. It gave me a sense of calm and an enjoyable time out. It was fun trying to find the entrance doors. Although small, it is worth the 1,000 yen.
Although the interior lighting for one room was incorrectly placed, thus diminishing the effects of the art work during my visit, the simpleness of the site, inside and out, allowed for de-stressing while visiting. The few items within the concrete edifice allow for thought-provoking.
This gallery has works of Lee Ufan, a contemporary Korean/Japanese Mono-ha artist. The building architecture, surrounding grounds and contents give a good view of his work and that particular style.
The presentation is spacious so there was time and room to appreciate the works. If you are visiting the Chichu art museum this is well worth seeing as it is...
Probably the most forgettable museum on the island, but nice nevertheless. If you have the time, drop by, but if you have to prioritize, I would skip this. Nice art outside worth a stop though!
In many respects a museum of architecture and not art. Breathtaking design complimented by cutting edge art.
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Apparently. Lee Ufan is a very famous artist, that I had never heard of. The grounds and museum are devoted entirely to his work, but there is very little actually on display. I was reminded of the quip, "the mountain laboured and brought forth a mouse". Interesting if you are in the area but hardly worth a special trip.
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When you first learn how to do laundry it is inevitable that you will accidentally put a red sock in with the rest of your white clothing and everything comes out with just a slight tinge of bubble gum pink. Some people learn from this mistake and never do it again.
However, even the most attentive among us has been known to do it a few times. (Like me!) And if we've never dyed our clothes a different color by accident we have most certainly shrunk one of our favorite t-shirts or sweaters. It's also a known fact that socks get lost in the dryer even though you're sure you put both of them in. Here are the top 10 laundry mistakes that I think most people make.
1. Shrinkage
Shrinkage is one of the common laundry mistakes that we do. Setting the washer too hot or leaving one of your cloth in the dryer may result to shrinkage.
2. Forgetting clothes in the dryer
This is another common mistake that many people do. We often forget one or several clothes in the dryer. This is not a good thing to do since your clothes may wrinkle or shrink.
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Part One of The Arrival Quartet
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"You really live here?"
It was little more than a whisper. The somber atmosphere in the cabin was too intense for normal speech. Scott was sitting silently, listless and dead to the world, lost in his grief. Logan was little better, moving only to shoot a glare at the stranger who dared to interrupt the silence that had enveloped them on their return from Canada. Rogue and Bobby were seated beside each other on one of the benches in the back of the jet, wrapped in a careful embrace that ensured no direct skin contact. Storm focused her roiling emotions on flying the jet, determined not to break down in front of her friends.
Professor Xavier looked over to where the strange young man who had just spoken was standing. This was the man who had been instrumental in saving his life, as well as the lives of every normal human on earth, during the recent destruction of Alkali Base. The dark blue German was looking out the window of the Blackbird at Xavier's mansion, his yellow eyes wide. Although his heart was aching too much to speak, Xavier sent a mental affirmative in the stranger's direction. The blue man appeared deeply impressed, but he was tactful enough to keep his silence, lowering his head and rubbing the beads of his hand-made rosary between his thick fingers. Xavier strained to remember the man's name, then realized that no one had introduced them. There just hadn't been time.
"Excuse me, young man," he said, causing the blue German to turn in surprise, "but, may I ask your name?"
The newcomer lowered his head, peering up at Professor Xavier through impossibly long lashes.
"Kurt Wagner, mein Herr," he said softly. Shooting a surreptitious glance over to Wolverine, he leaned in closer to the Professor and smiled slightly, a twinkle in his golden eyes. "But in the Munich Circus I was known as the Incredible Nightcrawler."
To his surprise, Xavier found himself returning Nightcrawler's smile. There was something about this young man, a jaunty sense of...he would have to call it "reverent mischief", that Xavier liked. He had heard him praying before and had been amazed that someone who looked like he did could harbor such a strong faith. Here was a man who believed wholeheartedly in the inherent goodness of mankind, despite all the pain and fear he had been subjected to in his life. Surprisingly, recent events had only served to strengthen his faith in that goodness, and in the ultimate benevolence of God's plan. Xavier longed to have a talk with him, to learn more about the man who had risked his own life to save his even though they had never before met.
He had to wonder: could this gentle, compassionate man really be the White House Assassin he had sent Jean and Storm to find four days ago?
Four days... Could that be right? It seemed far longer. So much had happened in so short a time. The entire world had changed in less than a week.
And Jean Grey, one of Professor Xavier's first students, a brave, intelligent woman he had come to care for as a daughter, had sacrificed her life to save them all. Xavier closed his eyes against a sudden painful realization. He was the one who would have to contact her parents. He was the one who would have to tell them that their beloved daughter was dead.
"Prepare for landing," Storm's deceptively steady voice came from the cockpit.
Nightcrawler stared in astonishment as the basketball court they hovered over opened wide to reveal a sophisticated hangar underneath.
"Unglaublich," he breathed as the sleek X-jet descended into the metal cave and the basketball court closed over their heads. What was this wondrous world he had fallen into?
Kurt Wagner had been feeling slightly dislocated from reality ever since finding himself inexplicably crouched over the President of the United States with a knife in his hand and a shoulder burning with pain from a recent gunshot wound. So much had happened since then, and so quickly, and his memories of how it had all started were muddy at best...
Jean had helped free some of those mysterious memories. She hadn't been frightened of him, even at the beginning when he was purposefully trying to scare her away. She had reached out to him in trusting friendship, touching his mind with hers, prying at the past with such a gentle touch that he had felt no fear at the intrusion. But the memories she had uncovered were so horrible, so unbelievable...
Yet, he had seen those dark corridors with his own eyes at Alkali Base. He had seen the faces of the soldiers who had so brutally kidnapped him from his Boston home, their bodies lying sprawled on the floor outside the metal door that had kept Professor Xavier a prisoner to Dark Cerebro. Kurt had seen dead people before, had been to several funerals for people who had been as close to him as family, but the charred remains of those soldiers had been a gruesome shock. Their bodies had lined both sides of the hallway. Lieber Gott, there had been so many...
These events were too far removed from the life he had known to be real. He couldn't shake the odd feeling that any moment, he would open his eyes to find himself in his own bed in his own trailer back home with the Munich Circus. Margali would come knocking at the door, calling for him to get his lazy tail out of bed and start rehearsing for the matinee performance. As he ate his breakfast, Woodhead would stump by with promises of a fencing lesson or possibly a clandestine trip to the local Kino to see a poorly dubbed version of Captain Blood. And as he entered the tent, Amanda would smile at him in welcome from her place on the trapeze and he would teleport up to the platform to begin the morning rehearsal...
Kurt flinched at the sudden, unexpected sensation of a gentle hand on his shoulder. Turning quickly in his seat, he found himself looking into the carefully controlled, pain-filled eyes of Ororo Munroe.
"We're here," she said, her voice soft though Kurt could see the strain behind her slight, reassuring smile. She was firmly repressing her grief, trying to put on her best face for their new guest. Kurt knew this and it concerned him, but he returned her smile without comment and rose gracefully to his feet with the intention of offering his aid and support to the crippled Professor Xavier. To his surprise and chagrin, Cyclops cut him off with a protective snarl, helping the Professor to his feet and arranging his arm across his shoulders.
"Scott..." the Professor chided gently, but the anguished man's scowl only deepened.
"You," he snapped, turning his head to face Kurt, "Night Demon or whatever your name is. Go with Storm, but don't get too comfortable here. We'll be heading to Washington in a few hours. Be ready."
With that, Scott assisted the Professor down the ramp to where Rogue had already arranged an electric wheelchair. Kurt blinked at the raw hostility behind Scott's words, then turned to Ororo, confused and somewhat hurt.
Ororo was scowling herself, her sharp eyes half-clouded and her snowy hair lifting of its own accord as she glared at Scott's departing back. Seeing her barely contained fury, Kurt's confusion turned to compassion as he recognized Scott's churlish attitude as an expression of his crushing grief and his searing, guilty anger over Jean's sacrifice.
"You mustn't be angry with him, Fräulein Storm," he soothed, his deep, melodiously accented voice as gentle as his golden eyes. "It is his pain that makes him speak so. It is not his intention to be rude."
"He had no right to speak to you that way after all you've done for us!" Storm snapped dangerously. "It is not like he is the only one who is hurting right now. I've never seen him so self-centered, so selfish-"
"Fräulein, please," Kurt tried again. "Try to understand. It is not selfishness that drives him to speak so. His pain is that of a man who has had his soul torn in two. I know it is not my place to speak like this, but such deep emotion is clear even to me."
He reached out and brushed her cheek with a long, thick finger. "And remember, Fräulein, I have been touched by Doktor Grey's mind, and some of her lingering thoughts are with me still." He dropped his hand from her chin and took Storm gently by the shoulders, looking into her eyes with a compassionate understanding that seemed to pierce her very soul. Ororo tried to turn away from the intense glow of his golden eyes, to hide her dark emotions from him. But as he spoke, she found herself drawn to his voice. She fought against it as it sought to pierce her control, to expose her weakness, her pain. But his voice was kindly insistent, drawing her out from behind her carefully constructed shields until there was nothing separating her from the painful reality of the truth.
"To you," he said, "Doktor Grey was your best friend, more like a sister than a sister. To Herr Cyclops, however, she was his soulmate, his other half." He closed his eyes for a moment, a flash of...something...flitting across his midnight features before he spoke again.
"I have seen such love before, and I know how very rare it is. Such an intense connection is often frightening, and Doktor Grey often tried to deny the true nature of their love, making light of Herr Cyclops' devotion and even flirting with other men. And now she is gone, Herr Cyclops is left alone to ponder all that might have been."
Ororo looked at him, at the deep, indigo skin, the delicately intricate scars, the warm, golden eyes, and felt her own eyes fill with tears. How could someone who had lived secluded in the spire of an abandoned church have grown to be so wise?
"She's really gone, isn't she," the weather goddess said, her calm, stoic voice trembling slightly at the edges. "There won't be any miraculous rescue. She'll never just turn up at the doorstep claiming it was all a big joke. Jean is really...dea-" she gasped, choking on the word, hot tears spilling down her mocha cheeks.
Two strong, unjudgemental arms reached out to wrap her in a comforting embrace and Storm found herself crumbling into it, sobbing into Kurt's lean chest with an unrestrained abandon she hadn't allowed herself since she was a small child.
Kurt rubbed her back, uttering the wordless sounds of comfort that transcend language and speak directly to the soul. It was a long time before Ororo was able to collect herself enough to look up, mortified by her shameless emotional display before a man who was still barely more than a stranger. Her shame faded, however, when she saw that Kurt was crying as well.
Seeing her surprised expression, Kurt smiled through his tears, reaching out with a gentle finger to wipe her mocha cheeks dry. "To mourn for a loved one is not a weakness, Liebling," he said, stroking her back with his tail. "We are not selfish to feel as we do, or even to be angry at our loved one for dying, for leaving us behind to deal with the loss. These are natural feelings, and expressing them now will only make them easier to deal with later on. It is bottling them up inside that would make you weak. Now we have begun to mourn together, we will both of us be the stronger for it."
Ororo shook her head, amazement warring with her grief. "And here I was thinking I would need to help you," she said. "After everything that's been done to you, after how cruelly Stryker used you, after being dragged along on this whole crazy adventure, how can you still be so open, so compassionate when it comes to the feelings of others?"
Kurt actually chuckled, drawing her closer in a brief, brotherly hug. "Ach, Fräulein, it is not always easy to see the goodness of the world, or to believe in the benevolence of God's plan. All I can do is my very best to try, to see the world through eyes unclouded by my own prejudice and pain. If I can understand the opinions and views of those that would hate me, hurt me, because of what I am, they have that much less control over me."
Storm sat up, her head tilted slightly to one side as she absorbed what he had said. "You are a surprising person, Kurt Wagner," she said, a small smile tugging at the corners of her lips.
Kurt chuckled again, leaping elegantly to his feet and gallantly reaching out a strong, three-fingered hand to help her to rise. "And you, my dear Fräulein, are one of the bravest, most understanding women I have ever met." He raised a hand to stop her as she opened her mouth, a smile growing on his dark face. "No, no. Don't object." He took her hand and raised it to his lips in a dashing manner that left Ororo blushing despite herself. "You should know by now that I endeavor always to speak the truth." He kissed her hand, his twilight-tinted lips barely brushing against her smooth, coffee skin, then he rose to his full height, his elbow proffered for her to take.
"Now, Liebling, I believe Herr Cyclops suggested I accompany you through this wondrous mansion we've come to?"
Threading her arm through his, Storm smiled. "I would be honored to give you the grand tour, Herr Wagner."
They walked like that, arm in arm, down the ramp of the Blackbird and into a new world, the likes of which Kurt Wagner had never even dreamed could exist beyond the realm of science fiction.
End of Part One


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stravaigin …(noun) a dark beer brewed in Morayshire Used in the name of well-known Glasgow restaurant …(verb) wander about with no sense of purpose "The Scots midfield spend more time stravaigin than anything else." … (noun) seaweed found on the Hebrides used as fodder for the famed ling cattle
ablach … (noun) a mangled animal carcass: "at first the two boys thought it was a rock but quickly realised from the smell it was a rotting ablach" … (noun) a short rope used by fishermen to tie themselves to the deck during fierce storms. … (noun) a musician will keep the mouthpiece of his chanter clean using a lint-free cloth called an ablach
scronach … (adj) naïve, as in the famous Bothy Ballad: "I wiz a roch, scronach loon a thochtie contermacious / Nae inclint tae be telt ava / A plooky pilliedacus" … (noun) a ploughman's piece bag made from calf leather: "he realised fairly quickly that the mice had been at his scronach" … (noun) a loud cry or shriek: "they all looked up from their porridge when they heard a loud scronach"
ort … (noun) old Orcadian from the Viking word for a small rowing boat: "hanging over the bow of the ort he could see the sea bed" … (noun) waste or leftovers: "the largest cat called Callum was a picky eater and there was always ort to be thrown out"... (noun) a standard measure for beer used by publicans in Glasgow and the West of Scotland
jinipperous …(adjective) requiring dexterity: "work in the jute mills of Dundee was very jinipperous". … (noun) the sap of the juniper tree: "the jinipperous poultice brought down the swelling in no time" …(adj) finicky or particular: "as a boy he was very jinipperous in his eating habits"
driffle …(noun) a long piece of string used by a farmer to plough a field along straight furrows … (noun) a very small oar used to manoeuvre an old Scots coracle: "he knew he was up the burn without a driffle" … (verb) word of Flemish origin meaning to rain or snow lightly "When he woke on the hillside, it had already started to driffle"
brose …(noun) a meal made from oats or pease meal mixed with boiling water. "a good plate of brose set him up for a hard day's work." …(noun) a large group of crows "the old gamekeeper could hardly hear himself think over the noise coming from the brose above his shelter." …(noun) a good old fashioned punch-up. "There wasn't a weekend which went by without some form of brose"
ramstoorie … (adj) slapdash. "The spark we had working in the house was a real ramstoorie character." … (noun) a protective cover used by shepherds to cover the broken horns of cattle that had been injured. …(noun) a tool used by chimney sweeps to clear blockages. "Rab Black struggled to get finished without his ramstoorie."
gadgie …(noun) in a flock of geese the gadgie is the equivalent of the runt of a pig litter: "All the geese produced eggs apart from the wee gadgie". … (noun) small hooked tool for pulling crabs out from under rocks: "I lost my gadgie down by the beach at Gourock." … (noun) colloquial name for a young chap commonly used in the north east of Scotland
fauchle … (noun) an untrustworthy character. "I wouldn't buy a used car from that fauchle" … (verb) to walk with difficulty: "he struggled to get up the hill and trudged along with a real fauchle" … (noun) a small spinning top toy made from an animal bone like a pig's knuckle.
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Answers stravaigin (v)- wander about with no sense of purpose scronach (n)- loud cry or shriek ablach (n) - mangled animal carcase ort (n)- what is useless or cast aside jinipperous (adj)- finicky, over-particular driffle (v)- to drizzle rain or snow lightly brose (n)- dish of oatmeal or pease meal ramstoorie - vigourous but slapdash, rough and ready gadgie (n)- a man or a fellow fauchle (v)- walk with difficulty because of lack of strength
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