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WHEN it comes to building wealth, no amount is too small to start.
Whether it's $50, $100 or $1000, every single dollar can be put to good use and, hopefully, be the start of a regular disciplined program of stashing away more $50 lumps.
It doesn't seem much, but investing a small amount on a regular basis is the key and you'll be stunned at how quickly it grows.
The worst thing you could do is think "it's not enough so I'll just spend it".
The one big hurdle is how to make that small amount work hard because, unfortunately, small amounts can often be slugged with high fees. But there are options.
Open up an online savings account
The fees are minimal and the interest rates are good. But set the account up as your personal "slush fund" where any unexpected excess dollars are shoved.
It could be money an elderly aunt sends on your birthday, an unexpected bonus from work or funds saved from giving up the smokes or buying coffee.
Pay off debts
The disadvantage of this is that it's not obvious anything has happened to the money. You can't see it grow, so there's no instant gratification of doing the right thing.
But by far the best way to invest a small amount is to pay off debt.
If the $100 or $1000 is paid off the mortgage, it is providing a tax-free return of 6 per cent because that's how much you're saving in interest.
There aren't many investments today giving a tax-free return that high.
Even better, use the money to pay down an outstanding credit card balance and enjoy a tax-free benefit of 10-20 per cent depending on the card.
Make a personal contribution to a super fund
Superannuation is one of the best investments. Don't think that, just because the boss is paying compulsory superannuation on your behalf, this will keep you financially secure in retirement.
The frightening fact is that, if you want to retire on half of your current salary, you will need to contribute 12 per cent of your income every year for your working life.
That is a big difference to the 9 per cent your boss is paying.
But a word of warning: Small contributions to super can often be slugged with high management fees from the fund manager, so make sure you are in a low-cost fund.
Buy blue chip shares
The share market has been a roller-coaster for investors over the past three years but it has shown good form over the past three months.
While $1000 is too small to buy yourself a decent portfolio of shares, there is no reason a lazy thousand can't be invested in a solid blue chip company. Alternatively, find a listed investment company which invests in other shares and buy online to cut costs.
Gain diversity in a balanced fund
Many financial planners suggest an investment in a balanced managed fund as the best way to invest $1000.The money is then invested in a cross-section of shares, property and fixed interest.
A good mix is a fund with 50 to 60 per cent invested in growth assets, such as shares, and 30 to 40 per cent in safer fixed interest investments.
Also look for a fund with a regular savings facility which can be as low as $100 a time.
Improve your home
The family home always offers opportunities for good investment. Rises in value aren't taxed, so look for home improvements that will add even more value to your investment castle. For $1000 there is a lot you can do.
A fresh coat of paint, some landscaping or paving or new carpet for the living room are just some of the possibilities.
Look at improving the energy efficiency of the home. The new energy efficient light bulbs, a new fridge, increased insulation or skylights improve the capital value of the house and save power.
Invest in yourself
Finally, remember that improving your own skills is an investment in itself. Perhaps consider a public speaking course, and getting up to date with computer training or other work skills in this changing world is now almost a must.
Any outlay will probably pay for itself in career advancement in the long run.
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DIY Tomato Juice
We're trying not to waste anything at the market if we can help it. So any tomatoes featured in last week's Tomato Show that weren't reclaimed by their owners were "re-homed." "Would you like them?" asked Carrie Richter, proffering two impressive knobbly heirlooms, each weighing about a pound? After a full day's duty at the Tomato Show table, under unrelenting sun, they were a little soft by the weekend for salad.
So we made juice.
No need for a juicer – a blender and a sieve is all you need for this fresh-tasting juice (with no tinny off-tastes.) Spice it up to make kick-ass Virgin Marys, Bloody Marys, and –for you beertail fans— tomato-ey Micheladas. Or make the juice your starting point for Gazpacho and other soups (included in this week's Tomato Tombola recipes). Cheers!
DIY Tomato Juice
2 lbs meaty, juicy, red or orangey-red- tomatoes
½ tsp. salt
1 tsp. honey
sprig of fresh thyme, or other tomato-loving herb
optional small celery stalk, or half a larger one, very finely chopped
shake of Nobska Farm's hot sauce or finely ground pepper to taste
Wash tomatoes. Core and chop, saving all the juices.
Tip tomatoes and juice into a deep non-reactive pan (eg stainless steel or enamel-lined). Stir in salt, honey, and let sit 10 minutes to let more juices run.
If your tomatoes are very ripe, they'll be swimming in juice – the juice almost level with tomato chunks. If not, add a splash of water.
Add a sprig of thyme, and, if you have it handy, a handful of very finely chopped celery.
Bring to a rolling boil, stirring and mashing down on tomatoes. Reduce heat so tomatoes bubble very briskly without spattering. Cook 5-10 minutes or until you have a lumpy soup, and celery, if using, is translucent. Switch off heat; let cool.
Remove thyme sprig. Ladle everything else into blender, in batches, and pulse each batch briefly, just to more or less liquefy. (Over-blending chops up too many seeds, makes juice less bright-tasting.)
Pour juice a bit at a time through a fine-to-medium mesh sieve, propped over a bowl, pushing on solids with a spatula or spoon to extract every last drop of juice. (Compost skin and seeds left in sieve.)
Check seasoning and add hot sauce or pepper to taste.
Chill juice for several hours if possible before using. Store in fridge for up to week. Our 2 hefty heirlooms (2 lbs.) made 2 pints juice.


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Pitchfork interviews: G-Side
Huntsville, Alabama natives G-Side are out to turn hip-hop on its ear. Breaking away from some of the long-held traditions of southern hip-hop, Stephen "ST 2 Lettaz" Harris and David "Yung Clova" Williams released The One…Cohesive earlier this year, to critical acclaim. Cohesive is a true breakout work, a powerful announcement of a new pair of singular voices in hip-hop, and Heave got to speak to the duo briefly after their well-received midday Saturday set to talk about where their sound comes from and what they've got planned in the near future.
Heave: How'd you guys first start working together?
ST 2 Lettaz: We met at the Boys & Girls Club, man, way back in…'95? We were little then, man.
Yung Clova: I'm with my longest, oldest friend right now.
ST: Another dude had us rapping, and always competing with each other in middle school, we've been getting down ever since. It's been awesome.
I read a statement you guys made when you were talking about the new record [Cohesive], talking about "sonic rebellion." What do you mean by that?
ST: Basically, what you'd expect from a down South record, you basically just go the total opposite of that, you know what I'm sayin'? A lot of music is not really accepted in southern hip-hop circles, a lot of music that we sample and that we listen to. It's about being rebellious from the norms, from the country rap tunes that everybody else is making.
Clova: Even the beats, the beats are different. We still got the same bass, the same 808s, but we just change them up a little bit.
I was gonna say, you mess around with a lot of instrumentation that you don't normally hear on a hip-hop record. Where does that inspiration come from?
ST: The fact you don't normally hear it on a hip-hop record! (laughs) You know, coming from us, from Alabama, you gotta do something different. Nobody's gonna pay any attention to us, you know, two motherfuckers from Huntsville, if they're doing the same old shit. We have musical-ass backgrounds, we loved all the oldies and shit like that, so we got homies who play guitar, who play the bass, who play the saxophone or violin, you know what I'm sayin'? We just hook up with random people from the city, they come through the fuckin' studio and we get it.
Clova: Or even out here on the road, like for a performance, we just meet people and get 'em on the track too.
You guys have announced you're planning on releasing another record before the end of the year. Any hints as to what that's gonna sound like?
ST: It'll be a little more stripped-down than The Cohesive was. Cohesive was a lot of huge production, a lot of soulful hooks. This'll be a lot more hip-hop, you know what I'm sayin'?
Do you have more touring coming up?
ST: Yeah. We're in New York, Philly and North Carolina next week. We'll take like a month off to record, and then we're back overseas, into Norway and Sweden, then back to the States.
Clova: We're booked all the way from October into December.
What other artists are you really feeling right now?
ST: I'm a big Curren$y fan, Freddie Gibbs, Yelawolf, Kendrick Lamar's dope as fuck, Pusha T…
Clova: Big K.R.I.T.
ST: LEP Boys, shoutout to them.
That's about all I've got. Thank you guys so much!
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This year, we're going to tag onto a project someone else has already started. Local knitter/instructor/dyer/blogger Tamera Goff, creator of the blog, Knit Oasis, has started a project to collect knitted (or crocheted) blocks that will be made into blankets and given to Youth Development Center.
Tamera has been posting patterns on her own blog throughout the year, and we can now jump in and select patterns for easy 7" x 9" blocks. All of these patterns are doable for new as well as experienced knitters and should be made with acrylic yarn (washable).
Here are a few pattern choices with links to the directions:
Get it? It looks fun doesn't it. These knit up really quick and use up those small amounts of yarn you never know what to do with. . .
Tamera's site gives all kinds of guidance and permission -- Any color or combination of colors -- you can make up your own pattern -- you can crochet your own pattern (just stick to the 7" wide and 9" high measurement). She has many more pattern choices on her site as well -- Take a look and cast on!
And if you're not a knitter, Tamera teaches classes -- or come on out to the Lowcountry Fiber Fair in Walterboro on October 17. PFAG members will be there in force demonstrating various fiber arts -- someone will teach you there. (This really works -- A Fiber Guild member taught me to knit four years ago on the return bus ride from our day-trip to Asheville for SAFF and I've been loving it ever since!) These blocks are perfect for brand new knitters!
We'll collect your blocks at our November meeting. Let's make a lot!
Tamera visited Charleston Youth Development Center and did a lovely post about all she learned about their history, their current work, and the important needs they address. CYD is a local umbrella organization serving troubled and at-risk young people. It operates emergency shelters for children who have to be removed from their homes, sponsors lots of good programs like Big Brother/Big Sister, and the national summer Freedom School program.
Recaps of our other charity projects: Let's Keep This Tradition Going Strong!In 2013 we made warm felted insoles for Charleston Port & Seafarers' Society, a local organization that serves the needs of men and women who work on the ships that come and go from our port. .
|Working at sea + wintertime = cold feet so felted insoles are a wonderful gift!
|Barbara Vanselow delivers homemade fleece blankets to the Emergency Shelter at Charleston Youth Development Center in 2014


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As a future teacher, I've been tutoring since I was in high school and have taken pleasure in it ever since. In high school, I tutored both my peers and local elementary and middle school children. Since I have come to the University of Maryland, I have become a writing tutor at the campus Writing Center and have significantly strengthened my ability to tutor across all age groups. I am still a current employee of the Writing Center, and truly enjoy the time I spend aiding my classmates every week. I have also recently begun volunteer tutoring elementary school children in Washington, D.C. who are behind in their literacy skills, which is an even more crucial and fulfilling service. I have always envisioned myself becoming a teacher, and I am two years away from accomplishing that goal. Until that time, I am passionate about teaching however I can, which for now is through tutoring. Also, I feel as though my young age helps me to better establish a quick rapport with my clients--typically, I am successful in becoming fast friends with my clients.
I love tutoring because I love being able to meet new students/clients and help them feel better about themselves and what they've written. What is so exciting about tutoring is that it exposes me to the incredibly individual minds and perspectives of hundreds of young people that I would never meet otherwise. Even though they come to me in search of help, they still have so much to offer and appreciate. It only gets better when I am able to demonstrate to them through simple praise, critiques, and advice that they are more than capable of achieving their academic goals.
I have been an employed writing tutor at the University of Maryland Writing Center for one year now, gaining significant experience and skills in reading and writing all the while. I have familiarized myself with all kinds of academic and creative writing, learned how to effectively adapt to the specific needs of individual clients, and enhanced my ability to improve any piece of writing by providing experienced perspective. As a History student enrolled in the University of Maryland, I am required to read and write about extensive amounts of text for my own coursework, which has significantly developed my vocabulary. Furthermore, I have a passion for creative writing, and I am a member of the Jimenez-Porter Writers' House living and learning program at my university. This is a program that requires members to take a series of creative writing workshops in which we learn not only to hone our own creative writing skills, but how to constructively critique the fiction writing of others. Lastly, I have experience volunteer tutoring reading to elementary school students who are behind in literacy. These academic and creative writing tutoring and learning experiences have provided me with a comprehensive skill set in tutoring reading and writing for students of all age groups.
I am a History major with a concentration in American History at a public university that is well-known as reputable for this particular subject. I have been dedicated to American history since I was in high school, and have consistently achieved high grades in my various American history courses since attending the University of Maryland. As a current student, I am in the thick of my studies of American history and am certainly well-equipped to transmit that interest to those that I tutor. Furthermore, last summer I worked as a tour guide at a historic fort in Rhode Island and was considered to be one of the most successful and amicable tour guides on the team. I took pleasure in informing visitors about the fort's extensive history, and always encouraged questions in order to ensure their engagement. My extensive study of American history and my success in teaching it as a tour guide have equipped me with valuable skills in historical education.
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Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar was in attendance at the All England Club to watch 6 time winner Roger Federer in action against David Nalbandian. (Watch)
Sachin was accompanied by wife Anjali for the match at Centre Court that was won by Federer in straight sets.
The legendary batsman even met the champion tennis player along with Anjali after Federer's victory and the three dined together.
India's Mahesh Bhupathi even tweeted about the meeting prior to Federer's match. Maheshbhupathi: Roger Fed and @sachin_rt gonna meet today..heard it straight from the horses mouth here in the locker room.
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I'm a big fan of Revlon's Super Lustrous lipsticks – I've tried & like the cremes, the mattes, and the shine formulas. All my Super Lustrous lipstick reviews are here. So, when I saw this Gucci Westman Spring 2014 display, my eyes went right to the lipsticks, and I was not disappointed. The four available shades are Brazilian Tan (brown/nude, creme finish), Ipanema Beach (appears to be a light ivory, pearl finish), Sultry Samba (hot pink, matte finish) and Carnival Spirit (orange, shine finish). Continue reading
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Revlon Fifth Avenue Red Vintage Lipstick Review & Swatches
Revlon recently rereleased five "vintage" discontinued shades from the Super Lustrous lipstick line. The rereleased shades are (sadly!) limited edition this time around. I really like the Super Lustrous lipsticks – they are creamy, comfortable to wear, and have no scent. Note that the creme finish Super Lustrous lipsticks are different from the previously reviewed Super Lustrous Shine lipsticks (there are also shimmer/frost finish & matte finish Super Lustrous lipsticks – I don't own any of the shimmers, but the mattes are great).
The five rereleased shades are, as you see above, Icy Violet, Snow Peach, Sandstorm, Fifth Ave Red, and Jungle Peach. I found a full display, but only one of the shades called to me – Fifth Ave Red. And it is a fantastic red! The color is gorgeous, a deep true red – and the formula is as good as I expect the Super Lustrous lipsticks to be.
The lip swatch above is more color-accurate than the partial face picture below.
Did you pick up any of the rereleased / vintage shades?
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Revlon has done a few collaborations with Marchesa over the past few months. In Fall 2013, they released a limited edition collection of nail appliques. They're no longer available (unless you find them in a less-trafficked drugstore), but you can see all the designs on the Revlon website here.
Next, they released a collection of Marchesa – patterned beauty tools – a compact mirror, nail implements and files, brushes, and tweezers. The Revlon website says that these are limited edition, but at the moment some items are available to purchase on Ulta.com and drugstore.com. I've also seen them around at a couple CVS stores. Continue reading
Revlon Super Lustrous Color & Shine Lipstick Swatches & Quick Review
Earlier, I posted about the new Revlon display I found with Color & Shine Super Lustrous Lipsticks – a new formula. I said I had purchased three of the lipsticks; but I liked them so much that after swatching, I went back and bought three more! (Revlon is 40% off at Rite Aid this week, which helps.)
Spotted: New Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick & Lipgloss
Today at Rite Aid I spotted a display with a new formula of Revlon Super Lustrous lipsticks and new packaging for Revlon Super Lustrous lipglosses (formerly in rectangular packaging), and new shades of both! Revlon's Super Lustrous lipstick previously came in creme, pearl, and matte finishes. All 10 of the new lipsticks have a "Shine" finish, as labeled on the botton of the tube, and none appear to have shimmer (the lipstick lids have a clear top – they are thankfully shrinkwrapped!).
The new lipstick shades are, top to bottom on the display:
– Rich Girl Red
– Pink Cognito
– Berry Couture
– Fuchsia Shock
– Kissable Pink
– Honey Bare
– Pink Cloud
– Lovers Coral
– Plum Velour
– Terra Copper.
I didn't get the names of the lipglosses. About half of of them have no shimmer, and about half have a glass fleck finish. I didn't get the name of this one (sorry!), but here's a photo of a glass-fleck-finish one.
I purchased three of the lipsticks and one lipgloss, and I'll be reviewing them soon!
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Tornado in OK a False Flag Hoax
Posted in the Lawrence Forum
#1 May 21, 2013
This is just a product of the globing warming kooks.
#2 May 21, 2013
Was it black?
#3 May 21, 2013
Democrat tornado
#4 May 21, 2013
There was no tornado. This was a test of the government's new super dooper secret wind tunnel weaponry. This false flag was created to diffuse calls for impeachment.
I am The Ultimate Kaptoz. I'm very wise and well read. You will see nothing but reasonable thoughts coming from me.
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Greenwood, Indiana
#5 May 21, 2013
Can this tornado be a warning from God to the USA? When this country turn its back on God and doing as they please pay back could mean hell! How many more will die in this country before this country wake up?? Who will be next in this country, it could be Indiana.
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#6 May 21, 2013
Every year from April to September tornadoes occur thought the US. Not every bad thing that happens is a false flag- in fact very few. Next you'll be saying that Obama has gray hair now- it's not the same person from 2008.
#7 May 21, 2013
This has to be a f u c k i n g joke
#8 May 21, 2013
It's time to ban tornadoes.
#9 May 21, 2013
Nicole, you are an idiot. We all know it was one of Obamas drones that hit Oklahoma. He planned it all out because we are upset about Benghazi and gas prices.
#10 May 21, 2013
Well if republicans would fight to save the environment then climate change would not happen and these powerful storms would not happen. So in reference to my earlier post, we need to ban things than cause tornadoes.
#12 May 21, 2013
We have got to fight back.
"We're all Bozos on this bus"
Since: Jan 07
#13 May 21, 2013
When tornados are outlawed.. You know the rest.
"We're all Bozos on this bus"
Since: Jan 07
#16 May 22, 2013
I'm leaning towards 'Tasmanian Devil' myself.
#17 May 22, 2013
If only the good folks of Oklahoma had MORE guns,they could've protected themselves from this monstrous tornadic thug and more lives could've been saved!
If a nation has 1 million people,there should be at least 100+ million guns in that nation!
"We're all Bozos on this bus"
Since: Jan 07
#20 May 23, 2013
Alex Jones's radio waves are destroying the ozone layer. And his brain cells.
#21 May 23, 2013
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#22 May 24, 2013
News to the doubting Thomas's out there , They originally said 13 thousand homes would have to be raised fro the damage from that Tornado in Oklahoma , They have now said only 1200 homes would be torn down, Yet why would they say 13 thousand homes would be torn down right after the tornado struck. It's called money people. The larger the claims of damage, The more Govt money they receive .Money that can easily be siphoned from that huge money sent to any disaster aid sent out to help those affected .It amazes me how easily led people have become and so trusting of the Govt . By sending huge amounts of money aid, Yes the same Govt can redirect portions of those funds for political donations or into a super fund There they can do with that supposed aid money as they deem or please. Nancy Pelosi got a huge pay off for helping Obama get his national healthcare bill passed into law , She is sitting on about 20 million to do as she please with.This happens all of the time, As with that huge tobacco settlement , Many states were awarded money, Indiana got millions, It was suppose to be used to teach kids not to smoke. Yet soon as Gov O'bannon for the money He used it for other purposes, He defended using it for other than what it was intended to be used for , He said well it didn't say we couldn't use the tobacco settlement money for other things as in political donations or personal use as in remodeling his home.Then there are the charities formed after a disaster , They make huge amounts of money they can keep a percentage of that money for their own personal fun. Yes that's why you see so many people start charities . The many groups that ask for tax exemption to save money also with their charities they form. unicef is one big huge phony charity Most the money is funneled off into the pockets of corrupt politicians and generals in many countries .Look at all of the billions I mean trillions we have given to Africa over the years Yet they still have mad every little progress even against many diseases there or the many countless civil wars waging there.Yes they do the Govt have a weather making machine, They did a show on it on 20/20 and cnn news, It is composed of long rods that emit an electromagnetic signal beamed into sky that causes weather change, They have been cloud busting for many years also to cause it to rain.Yes by allowing even the levies in New Orleans to break or blow them up themselves as they did. You once again got tons of money sent in aid to New Orleans , They also said as many as ten thousand people are dead lol. Huge lie again so they would receive tons of cash from the false claim of dead people and disaster, They are still showing images of hurricane Katrina of homes yet to be rebuilt lol.If you seen some of those homes, They should had been condemned before any hurricane touched them.The whole hurricane Katrina went from a disaster to a race issue, It's what Oprah and the Chicago thug Obama and many Dems used against Republicans to run on as saying they didn't care about New Orleans because it was mostly black people who died. Funny because the Mayor there was black and failed at his job, The Gov was a Democrat also, She failed to get the people to evacuate also.Yte when you control media and news print , You can get enough voters to believe whatever you tell them is truth by a few images and video scripted.
#24 May 30, 2013
Tornadoes are part of a government experiment to develop a new kind of welfare. The objective is to develop a tornado that's strong enough to distribute cash widely, but not strong enough to tear the cash up. Some idiot at their lab wanted to have fun with stronger tornadoes, but they caught him in the act, and he got fired. But it was too late, because their entire supply of experimental cash was torn up. Now they have to wait for a new supply, but there's a two year backlog, because of union rules. They tried experimenting with debit cards in tornadoes, but one of them caused a serious injury, and the guy is still in the hospital. Meanwhile they're doing a new experiment to find out if a tornado can make you spin around enough to get dizzy.
#25 Jun 3, 2013
WHAAAAAAAAAAA??? what in the HELL good would having a gun during that Tornado have done? were ya gonna shoot it (Tornado) into submission) Just what they'd of needed... guns in a chaotic situation. NOT!
#26 Jun 3, 2013
I SERIOUSLY hope you're just jerking our chain. Please... Anyone who just read this garbage don't pay any attention to it.
Tornado's are (indeed) linked only to weather conditions, and have nothing to do with our Govt. I think You must have some delusional tendencies to make You think so irrational. Please seek some help.
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The Department of Arts and Sciences was established in 1995 with the aim of teaching courses in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English, Economics and Sociology for Engineering and Architecture departments. During the last 15 years it has grown into a rich department having 51 full-time teachers. All the teachers have excellent academic background with good reputations. Many of them have teaching experiences in public universities in the country and in universities abroad. Also some of them have the experience of M.Phil/Ph.D guides in Mathematics in Public universities in the country. Besides a number of highly qualified part-time teachers from Dhaka University and BUET have been teaching in each semester. The Department of Arts and Sciences has introduced M.S Program in Mathematics starting from spring 2010 which is approved by the UGC Bangladesh and presently a number of good students are studying in this program. The MS will have specialization in Applied Mathematics, Computing Mathematics, Financial Mathematics and Bio-Mathematics. The authority has a plan to introduce M.Phil/Ph.D programs in Mathematics too. The aim is to produce quality specialists in the field.
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A student who fulfils the minimum requirement for admission into M.S. Class in Mathematics can apply for admission. For this he has to apply in the prescribed form available in the office of the Registrar, AUST, after the publication of the admission notice. The filled –in application form along with the necessary documents is to be submitted within the notified date. No admission test is required. Candidates are selected for admission on the basis of their past academic records.
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"I'm excited to be here because the industry is not going to wait for academia. It's going to drag it," said Prof. Henry Markram, Director of the EU Human Brain Project. "There is no Einstein of the brain. It requires us getting around the same table. We have been able to take the brain initiative from over the horizon and put it on the horizon and put a bull's-eye on it."
"To gather together the minds that exist and see how we can tackle these ailments together… that is the work that is in front of us; to have a map of the human brain, an understanding of the roadways and an understanding of the traffic on the roadways," said U.S. Congressman Chaka Fattah, Architect of the White House Interagency Working Group on Neuroscience.
"Brain-related illness such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, depression, brain trauma and others know no borders, and neither can their cures," added Dr. Rafi Gidron, Chairman of Israel Brain Technologies. "By the same token, creativity, invention, innovation and imagination also know no borders and therefore, initiatives seeking the next big thing in brain technology should by definition be global endeavors."
BrainTech 2015 is a global conference organized by Israel Brain Technologies (IBT) to explore ways in which brain technology will change the human landscape. The conference joins stakeholders from around the world to support the entire lifecycle of innovation in brain technologies.
President Shimon Peres, whose vision of turning Israel into a worldwide braintech hub – from "Startup Nation" to "Brain Nation" – inspired the creation of IBT, laid out his vision for the future of brain technology during a "fireside chat" at the conference. "We have in Israel right now over a hundred companies that are dealing with the brain, we have brain faculties in every university," said President Peres. "This is only the beginning. We are a startup in the brain."
Two major neuroscience prizes were awarded during the conference to promising researchers from Israel and the U.S., marking IBT's commitment to excellence in neuroscience research. The prizes acknowledge the work of neuroscientists and mathematicians whose research advance our understanding of the human brain as well as solutions, treatments, and cures for various brain-related ailments.
The $100,000 Mathematical Neuroscience Prize was awarded to Prof. Nancy Kopell of Boston University for her work in mathematical analysis of the nervous system functions, and to Prof. Bard Ermentrout from the University of Pittsburgh for his classic work in mathematical biology. Each received a $100,000 prize.
The $100,000 Adelis Brain Research Award was presented to Dr. Ami Citri of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for outstanding work in the field of experience-dependent plasticity and its impact on diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric disorders. The Citri lab develops unique multi-disciplinary approaches to studying the encoding of experiences in the brain, and has developed a unique system to study the basis of selective attention, which was recognized by the Adelis Award.


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Frequently asked questions of Static Awareness in IBPS Exams
Q1. Bandipur National Park is situated in which of the following Indian state?
(a) Karnataka
(b) Kerala
(c) West Bengal
(d) Uttar Pradesh
(e) Madhya Pradesh
Q2. World Heritage Day is observed on which of the following date?
(a) April 18
(b) April 7
(c) April 27
(d) April 28
(e) April 21
Q3. Which city is served by Swami Vivekananda Airport?
(a) Tirupati
(b) Tezu
(c) Raipur
(d) Gangtok
(e) Agra
Q4. Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, established in 1971, is located at?
(a) Indore
(b) Kolkata
(c) Trombay, Maharashtra
(d) Kalpakkam, Chennai
(e) Gujrat
Q5. In which year did Sir Edmund Hillary reach the summit of Mount Everest?
(a) 1952
(b) 1953
(c) 1954
(d) 1955
(e) 1956
Q6. India's first fast breeder neutron reactor was..?
(a) Zerlina
(b) Apsara
(c) Purnima-I
(d) Kamini
(e) None of the above
Q7. Deepika Kumari is related to which of the following sports?
(a) Tennis
(b) Chess
(c) Shooting
(d) Boxing
(e) Archery
Q8. Who is present President of Bulgaria?
(a) Ilham Aliyev
(b) Rosen Plevneliev
(c) Charles Michel
(d) Freundel Stuart
(e) Serzh Sargsyan
Q9. Supa Dam is in which of the following state?
(a) Madhya Pradesh
(b) Tamil Nadu
(c) Kerala
(d) Maharashtra
(e) Karnataka
Q10. The smallest Union Territory is .....?
(a) Andaman & Nicobar Islands
(b) Pondicherry
(c) Daman and Diu
(d) Lakshadweep
(e) Chandigarh
Q11. Mohiniattam dance from developed originally in which state....?
(a) Orissa
(b) Kerala
(c) Tripura
(d) Tamil Nadu
(e) Mizoram
Q12. The book of Parsis is.......?
(a) Avesta
(b) Tripitakas
(c) Baha'ism
(d) Torah
(e) None of the above
Q13. Who is the governor of Maharashtra?
(a) V.P. Singh Badnore
(b) Om Prakash Kohli
(c) Chennamaneni Vidyasagar Rao
(d) S. C. Jamir
(e) V. Shanmuganthan
Q14. Bargi Dam is in which of the following state?
(a) Karnataka
(b) West Bengal
(c) Madhya Pradesh
(d) Maharashtra
(e) Uttarakhand
Q15. Who is the Chief Minister of Jharkhand?
(a) Raman Singh
(b) Vijaybhai R. Rupani
(c) Okram Ibobi Singh
(d) Laxmikant Parsekar
(e) Raghubar Das


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text: Prenatal programming of kidney diseaseVehaskari, V MattiCurrent Opinion in Pediatrics: April 2010 - Volume 22 - Issue 2 - p 176–182 doi: 10.1097/MOP.0b013e328336ebc9 Nephrology: Edited by Michel Baum Abstract Author Information Purpose of review To introduce the concept of prenatal programming; to discuss the emerging evidence that adverse prenatal environment programs increased risk of chronic kidney disease in the offspring in later life; to review the mechanism involved; and to present potential intervention strategies. Recent findings New observational studies in humans and studies in animal models have strengthened the association between low birth weight and chronic kidney disease in adulthood. The consequences of low birth weight are less obvious in children and young animals. A likely mechanism is that adverse intrauterine environment results in decreased final number of nephrons. The existing fewer glomeruli compensate by hyperfiltrating, which may accelerate the normal gradual age-related loss of nephrons throughout one's lifespan. Beginning life with a low nephron count may not cause morbidity during childhood because of the large functional reserve kidneys have, but as the count later falls below a critical level, chronic kidney disease may become manifest. Early life dietary factors may modify the risk. Summary The charge for pediatricians is to identify children at risk, to counsel families to minimize any further renal risk factors such as smoking, obesity, and hypertension, and, in some cases together with a nephrologist, to institute pharmacologic therapy. Department of Pediatrics and the Research Institute for Children, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, 200 Henry Clay Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA Correspondence to V. Matti Vehaskari, MD, PhD, Department of Pediatrics and the Research Institute for Children, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, 200 Henry Clay Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70118, USA Tel: +1 504 896 9238; fax: +1 504 896 9240; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com © 2010 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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UK's London Gatwick International Airport published (13-Oct-2011) its draft master plan setting out its vision for developing the airport to accommodate 40 million passengers p/a by 2020. The airport added its long-term passenger growth rate would be lower-than-previously expected. The airport reiterated its expectation of 33.6 million passengers in the 12 months ended 31-Mar-2012.The airport stated it "remains committed to achieving growth through its single runway and two passenger terminal operation". Much of the development needed to support the airport's planned growth is already underway through Gatwick's GBP1 billion investment programme. Gatwick is also exploring ways of using its existing runway more efficiently. The airport noted that "growing traffic during off-peak periods when existing runway capacity is not being fully utilised is one way of doing this. Bringing in newer, larger aircraft at Gatwick will also encourage growth in passenger numbers and this will require some minor adjustments to the airfield and the way passengers are handled from these aircraft". [more - original PR]
London Gatwick: "The rate of growth in traffic is lower than previously disclosed, reflecting current economic conditions and outlook. Over the next 10 years Gatwick Airport Limited expects annual traffic to grow to 40 million passengers. Gatwick Airport Limited believe that the airport could, by 2030, handle around 45 million passengers on one runway with two terminals." Company statement, 13-Oct-2011.


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As a result, one of my favourite treats has always been stollen and lebkuchen which my grandmother used to send us from Lebkuchen Schmidt in Nurnburg. Everything came in gorgeous decorated tins or beautifully covered in pretty wrapping. It really was one of those magical things about my Christmases when I was young, but the mystery has gone a bit now that you can buy versions from Marks & Spencer through to Lidl, even if the quality just is not there; in the same way, Niederegger marzipan was a special treat, yet is now ubiquitous, and we used to get a 10 inch bar covered in chocolate, from which we used to cut off small slices to eat like manna. As I said earlier, ours used to come from Lebkuchen Schmidt and I have treated myself to a pack this year, so fingers crossed that will arrive by Christmas (the wonders of the world wide web and its power to connect).
But I really felt that I could/ should have a crack at making homemade stollen as, unlike the lebkuchen, this is something (a) I ought to be able to make; (b) the treat factor in stollen is less great. For reference, I used three books: Delia Smith's "Christmas", Christine Ingram and Jennie Shapter's "Bread" and my other favourite Elisabeth Luard's "European Peasant Cookery", with "Bread" used as the key recipe. Interestingly, modern stollen (or shop bought stollen) has morphed into a relatively dry, sweet fruit cake with some marzipan in it and smothered in icing sugar (nor is it a rich fruit cake like Christmas cake or Yorkshire brack, but quite plain), which is not the real thing which should be an enriched bread; the best locally made stollen cake comes from Bettys & Taylors, which is worth treating yourself to.
50g / 2oz / ¼ cup organic currants
3tbsp strong black tea or Steenbergs Christmas chai
375g / 13oz / 3¼ cup strong bread flour
Pinch sea salt
50g / 2oz / ¼ cup Fairtrade caster sugar
1tsp Steenbergs stollen spice (or ¼ tsp ground cardamom, ¼ tsp allspice powder and ½ tsp cinnamon powder)
40g / 1½ oz fresh yeast (or half the amount of dried yeast)
120ml / 4fl oz / ½ cup lukewarm full milk
50g / 2oz / ¼ cup unsalted butter, melted
1 medium egg, lightly beaten
55g / 2oz / ⅔ cup organic mixed peel
50g / 2oz / ⅓ cup blanched whole almonds, chopped roughly
Melted butter, for dusting
Icing sugar for dusting
For the marzipan:
115g / 4oz / 1 cup organic ground almonds
50g / 2 oz / ¼ cup organic Fairtrade caster sugar
50g / 2oz / ¼ cup organic icing sugar
½ tsp natural almond extract
½ tsp lemon juice
½ medium egg, lightly beaten
Weigh out the organic sultanas and currants, then sprinkle the tea over these and leave to soak up the liquid until you need them later. Sift the bread flour and salt together into a large bowl, then add the sugar and stollen spices and mix thoroughly together.
Next, we make the rich bread batter. Add the melted butter and whisked egg and mix together to a soft dough. Tip the dough onto a lightly floured surface and knead for 10 minutes until the dough has a smooth, elastic texture. Put the dough into a lightly oiled mixing bowl, cover with clingfilm and leave in a warm place to rise. This will take 2 – 3 hours and you are after it doubling in size; I left mine close to a warm fire and it doubled in about 1 hour, but be careful about the warmth as the ideal temperature is about 37C, i.e. human body temperature – too low and it will expand slowly, but if it gets too hot, you will kill off the yeast (that is also why the milk should be tepid or touch tepid).
While the dough is rising, you should make the marzipan. This is one of those mega-simple recipes where you simply mix all the ingredients together and knead to a soft, smooth paste. When made, put in the fridge until you need it.


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It is difficult to know what thoughts might have entered their minds as they crested the rise on Sunshine Canyon Drive on Tuesday afternoon and descended into that blackened hell.
Fire is so random. That is what your eyes immediately tell you. And it is so cruel.
A woman, finally let back into the Fourmile Canyon fire burn area, stood and wept atop the ash heap that used to be her home. Two insurance-claims adjusters standing with her just looked away and waited.
Wide tracks of pine trees on the steep rolling hills and in the deep crevasses had been turned into seemingly frozen black sticks by the fire as it hopscotched through Sunshine Canyon, leveling one group of houses here, yet leaving others there pristine.
The slow, sorrowful procession of residents began about noon Tuesday, fire officials at last deeming the area safe enough for their return.
The road up from Boulder was littered on this morning with colorful poster-board "Thank You!" signs to firefighters tacked to trees every quarter-mile or so.
Just past the final checkpoint, a spot where still-green pine trees wore the reddish-orange hue of fire retardant dropped from above, the sadness began.
Families, perhaps disbelieving the news until just then, stood in tight circles, their arms entwined. Some cried. Please do not bother them. Not right now, they said.
Not even the dead were safe. Rows of headstones in a tiny cemetery farther up the road stood charred in a blackened field.
"Guess where I'm at," Dan Breed, 58, said into his cellphone as he and his wife, Diane, stood where the lawn of his log home used to be.
"I'm standing right outside the kitchen window," he told his 20-year-old daughter, Phoebe, who is away at college in Minnesota. "Well, where it used to be."
He and Diane had raised her and her brother, Tanner, 23, in the house he built with his own hands 28 years ago. It was sinking in only now that everything was gone.
Just to the west, maybe 60 yards away, his neighbor's house, a rose-colored stucco, two-story behemoth, still stands, untouched.
Dan Breed is remarkably composed and philosophical about his loss, once pointing to the ground at a row of large spikes he had used to pin the logs together.
"Now that's cool," he said.
"Am I angry? No. All week people would come up to console us, which was funny because I felt they were more devastated than we were," he said. "This? This is just stuff."
He had about an hour on Labor Day to collect things before the fire arrived. He and Diane gathered passports, photographs, a few clothes and fled.
"I saw the smoke and thought, 'This is really bad.' " And then, Dan said, "I saw the fire. You could hear it. Even though it was 2 miles away, it was like a jet's roar."
A co-worker at the National Center for Atmospheric Research is allowing the couple to stay at his house while he is out of the country. Dan guesses he had at least 50 similar offers.
He pokes at and shuffles through the ashes, trying to remember what they once had so he can tell the claims adjuster. I see only box-spring coils and a bed frame.
"Look," Diane said, holding up a metal pipe. It's actually Phoebe's flute. The couple laughs.
Yes, he will rebuild, Dan said, though everything on his lot is as black as shoe leather. He'll have someone else do it this time. He loves this canyon, he said.
"What do I feel?" he repeated. "Hope. Sure, there are periods of sadness. But it is kind of exciting, the having to start over.
"This time, I'll do it better than before."
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One of my all-time favorite thriller musicals, Sweeney Todd is the story of a wrongly accused man who comes back to London for revenge. He becomes the "demon barber on fleet street," who kills people and has them baked into pies. Though it has a sinister premise, the musical is humorous at times.

Sweeney Todd has won eight Tony Awards including "Best Musical" and nine Drama Desk Awards including "Outstanding Musical" for its original Broadway production. It went on to win 50 of the most prestigious awards as a staged musical. The film production also won 15 of the most coveted awards including the Golden Globe in 2008 for "Best Motion Picture -- Musical or Comedy."

Favorite Songs: "The Worst Pies in London," "Green Finch and Linnet Bird," "Pretty Women," "Epiphany," "A Little Priest," "Johanna," "Not While I'm Around."

The story of The Phantom of the Opera is one of a young emerging soprano whose voice is cultivated by the infamous character known as "the phantom of the opera," a lonely and disfigured man who lives under an opera house and falls madly in love with his student. The phantom is able to pull some nasty tricks that scare cast members to give his protégé a chance to sing on stage, which ironically leads her true love to her.

The Phantom of the Opera also won numerous awards including two Laurence Olivier Awards for "Best New Musical" in 1986 and "Most Popular Show" in 2002 for its original London production. The original Broadway production won a total of six Tony Awards and seven Drama Desk Awards.

Favorite Songs: "Think of Me," "Angel of Music," "The Phantom of the Opera," "The Music of the Night," "All I Ask of You," "Masquerade," "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again," "The Point of No Return."

Into the Woods combines several stories and characters from the Brother Grimm's Fairy tales. The musical gives an added depth to all the characters, uses the original stories, and creates a completely new and interesting one.

Into the Woods was nominated for over 50 prestigious awards and won over 15 of them. The most recent being the Laurence Olivier Award for "Best Musical Revival" in 2010 for its production that same year in London.

Favorite Songs: "Act One Prologue," "Hello, Little Girl," "I Guess This is Goodbye," "I Know Things Now," "Agony," "It Takes Two," "Witch's Lament," "Moments in the Woods," "No One is Alone."

Starving orphans, crime on the street, abuse, murder, and thievery. This is not your happy-go-lucky doggy animated Disney show, but a typical dark story based on the Charles Dickens novel, "Oliver Twist." The music is inspiring and the story ends hopeful.

Of the many awards Oliver! won, the Tony Award for "Best Original Score" is notable. The movie musical received five Academy Awards and two Golden Globes, which included "Best Picture," "Best Sound," and "Best Motion Picture -- Musical or Comedy."

Favorite Songs: "Food, Glorious Food," "Oliver!" "Where Is Love?" "Consider Yourself," "You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two," "I'd Do Anything," "Oom-Pah-Pah," "As Long as He Needs Me."

A carnival style musical with a sensual Cirque du Soleil feeling, the story follows the main character, Pippin, in his search for the meaning of life. During his pursuit, he confronts his own darkness.

Pippin won eight Tony Awards alone. The Broadway revival in 2013 won over 15 prestigious awards including the Tony Awards for "Best Revival of a Musical," "Best Choreography," and "Best Costume Design of a Musical."

Favorite Songs: "Magic to Do," "Corner of the Sky," "Love Song," "I Guess I'll Miss the Man."

The musical The Fantasticks was greatly influenced by Candide and far less successful. Both follow the story of innocents who realize the world can be downright evil. Candide may be considered an operetta, which is something in-between a musical and an opera, but its subject matter lands it firmly on this list.

Candide was nominated for five Tony Awards in 1957 for its original Broadway production, but My Fair Lady walked away with them all. Despite the tough competition, it later won five Tony Awards, five Drama Desk Awards, and two Laurence Olivier Awards.

Favorite Songs: "Oh, Happy We," "It Must Be So," "Glitter and Be Gay," "The Ballad of Eldorado," "What's the Use?" "The Venice Gavotte," "Make Our Garden Grow."


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Joaquin Biography Show USA Listings
The show will air again on the Biography Channel in the USA, Thursday March 4th 11.00pm and Friday 5th March 3.00am.
A profile of Joaquin Phoenix, known for his intensity on the screen and controversy off the screen. Phoenix found fame in the films "Gladiator" (2000), "The Village" (2004) and "Walk the Line" (2005).


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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — After both teams had bye weeks, both James Madison and William & Mary return to the field Saturday to continue their CAA schedules. The #5 Dukes host Rhode Island for homecoming. The Rams are 1-7 overall and 0-5 in the CAA. Madison will have to stay focused on the Rams instead of looking ahead to its biggest game of the year Saturday November 5th at #6 Richmond.
William and Mary went into its bye week with its first CAA win, a homecoming victory over Delaware. The Tribe host Maine Saturday. The Black Bears are 3-1 in the CAA and still have a chance to win the conference title. The Tribe can spoil that.
The following is additional information directly from James Madison University:
HARRISONBURG, Va. – Following its open weekend, No. 8 James Madison returns to action this Saturday, Oct. 29 when it hosts Rhode Island for Homecoming. Kickoff is set for a 3:30 p.m. kick at Bridgeforth Stadium. The game is sponsored by the Virginia Lottery and the 2016 season is presented by CarMax.
Saturday's contest will be streamed live and free on MadiZONE HD SportsNet, presented by the JMU Alumni Association.
Saturday marks the 12th meeting all-time between JMU and Rhode Island, but the first since 2012. The Dukes own an 8-3 record versus the Rams and have won six straight in the series — by a combined 196-108. JMU is 5-1 all-time against URI at home, with the lone loss in Harrisonburg coming back on Sept. 22, 2001 – a 16-12 setback. It was also Rhody's last win against JMU.
Last time the teams met, JMU cruised to a 32-7 victory at Rhode Island on Sept. 22, 2012. In that game, Justin Thorpe was 26-for-40 for 340 yards and two touchdowns. Renard Robinson had three catches for 78 yards and a touchdown, and Brian Barlow caught five passes for 62 yards and a score. Ten different players recorded at least one reception in the win.
JMU led 8-7 but reeled off 24 straight, including two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to put the game away.
JMU enters the second half of conference play this weekend and is one of two teams tied atop the standings, being joined by Stony Brook at 4-0. Four others are in the hunt for the 2016 CAA title, as six teams are only separated by just one game.
Following the Dukes and Seawolves are Richmond (4-1), Villanova (4-1), New Hampshire (4-1) and Maine (3-1). JMU has notched wins at Maine and New Hampshire and still has road outings against Richmond and Villanova in November. JMU and Stony Brook do not play this season, which means there is a mathematical chance for two teams to finish 8-0 in the league play for the first time in conference history.
Since the league schedule expanded to an eight-game conference slate in 1988, only seven teams have gone unbeaten, most recently in 2014 when New Hampshire won the league title.
Following a career performance and a conference road win, Bryan Schor was named Colonial Athletic Association Football Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season back on Oct. 17. Schor amassed career bests of 334 yards of total offense and five total touchdowns in JMU's 42-39 win at New Hampshire on Oct. 16. He completed 18 of 27 passes for 264 yards and four touchdowns, both career highs. Schor also rushed for 70 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries (5.8 ypc).
He has thrown for more than 200 yards in four games this season and has scored touchdowns through the air and on the ground on three occasions. Through seven games, Schor is 103-for-152 (67.8 percent) for 1,324 yards and 10 touchdowns, and he has run for 385 yards and eight scores.
Schor leads the CAA in total offensive touchdowns (18) and pass efficiency (158.7 rating) and is second in total offense per game (244.1), tied for third in passing yards per game (189.1) and fourth in rushing touchdowns (8).
Khalid Abdullah has quickly surged as one of the most effective backs in JMU history, ranking in the top eight in five separate offensive categories.
Through 40 career games, Abdullah ranks tied for fourth with 30 rushing touchdowns, needing just two to tie for the record and three to own it outright. He is also tied for fourth in total touchdowns (32), fifth in rushing yards (2,723), sixth in rush attempts (490) and eighth in in scoring (192).
The Rams enter Saturday's game with a 1-7 record, including an 0-5 mark in CAA play. They have lost three straight after falling 28-21 to Maine last weekend at home.
Rhody averages 12.9 points per game while conceding 33.8 to its foes. During conference play it has been limited to 9.6 points per game and just three total points in its two CAA road games. Jordan Vazzano has passed for 692 yards, three touchdowns and eight interceptions, completing 38 percent of his passes. T.J. Anderson and Harold Cooper have combined for 566 rushing yards and five touchdowns, while Harold Buckner III and Khayri Denny have collectively produced 44 receptions for 601 yards.
Jim Fleming is in his third season at the helm of the URI program and is 3-28 during his time in Kingston. He also led Sacred Heart in the early 2000's, going 21-1 in two seasons for a 24-29 career record as a head coach.


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At the start of Two for the Seesaw, the contiguous spaces onstage, each representing a room belonging to one of the two main characters, contrast sharply, foreshadowing the insurmountable differences between Jerry and Gittel. His space is drab and disorderly; it has the feel of a temporary stopover. Hers is crowded but cozy; it has the look of a permanent abode. Using the excuse of wanting to buy a used icebox (refrigerator) from her, Jerry telephones Gittel, and although she tells him that she has given the box away, Jerry asks her out for dinner and a show. From the outset, it is clear that both characters have problems: Gittel, as Jerry tells her, is a "born victim," whereas Jerry constantly berates himself for his sly way of asking for handouts without acknowledging that fact.
When they return to Gittel's at the end of the evening (in scene 2), Jerry tells her that he is an unemployed attorney (since his Nebraska license does not allow him to practice law in New York). He also says that he is married but has left his home because his wife is divorcing him to marry someone else, and, last, that it is his birthday. Gittel tells him that she is divorced, that she makes her scanty living by sewing dance costumes because she cannot afford a dance studio, and, most important, that she has an ulcer which periodically hemorrhages. Gittel decides to break her rule of not sleeping with anyone on a first date and asks Jerry to stay; however, he decides to avoid "a handout" and leaves while she is getting ready for bed.
Scene 3 begins at five o'clock the next morning with Jerry telephoning Gittel, assuring her that he did not leave because she was unattractive and offering to bring over an ice bag to forestall bleeding after she has a tooth extracted—his way of letting her know that he cares about her welfare. Then, as she settles back in bed, Jerry reads aloud the telegram he has received from Nebraska: "I called to say happy birthday you stinker don't shut me out God help both of us but will you remember I love you I do Tess."
Act 2 begins a month later. Jerry's room has been transformed in what the playwright describes as "the peasant style of Gittel's garb," and the result is pleasantly warm. As Jerry enters, Gittel is getting their dinner on the table, complete with candles and wine, and the feeling is that these two have come together happily. Jerry has good news: He has been to see an attorney friend who has given him a job preparing briefs. Now he is ready and anxious to financially back Gittel's dance studio. With Gittel's bright announcement that Jerry's wife has telephoned and will call back, however, there is a definite change of mood. As the conversation goes on, Gittel suggests that Jerry "study up" and take the New York bar examination, and she senses that his reluctance to do so may mean that he does not intend to remain in New York permanently.
Finally, the telephone rings; Jerry refuses to answer, and when Gittel picks it up, he is furious. It is not Tess, however, but Gittel's dance partner, Larry, calling to talk about the dance studio. Misunderstanding Jerry's reluctance to talk to his wife, Gittel says, "What did that bitch do to you?" and is surprised at Jerry's response: "Bitch? Married me, helped put me through law school. Stood by me in pinches. Loved me, if anyone did or could. She was never a bitch, don't call her that again." At this point, Gittel accuses Jerry of running away and suggests that he talk to Tess and face facts, which in turn evokes his evaluation of Gittel. He tells her that she is "on the edge of a nightmare" and all alone, that she always gives, never makes her needs known, never makes a real claim on anyone; she is always used rather than cared for. As their exchange escalates, so that Gittel is in tears, the...
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Pictured: (EO Hand Sanitizer: Moisturize-Sanitize-Spray-Organic)
This is seriously my view! I decided to skip the gym today to get some blog work done. The kids are still in daycare so I can have silence (besides the tv in the background). Since I started blogging daily, you would think that I would run out of things to talk about, but clearly I have a lot to say lol!!! I have so many pictures in my phone and on my memory cards, it's crazy.
I often like to eat breakfast for dinner. It's quick and I don't feel as heavy afterwards. Notice that there isn't any bread on this plate! I almost literally stop eating bread about two months ago and I've notice a huge difference in my shape. I have been following the Atkins diet (not precisely). If you aren't familiar with it, you eat very low carbs and high fats. My body loves it!
On another note, the hubby will be in his friend's wedding Saturday, so I have to find something for us to wear (Jellybean & I). The hubby went got his suit yesterday so he's good to go. I'll keep you posted and of course take a few pictures. Take care!
- Three fried eggs with cheese
- Turkey sausage links
- Avocado
- Strawberries