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Workshop at Linhof & Studio
Monday, 2 July 2007
A number of my friends and peers (some are even both!) have been telling me for some time that I should, "Get out there more." They want my work to reach a wider audience, they want me to be recognised (by whom?) for my contribution to photography (however minor) and they also want me to be financially rewarded for that contribution.
Well, obviously, one doesn't want to turn down money – as my mother in law says, "Refuse nothing but blows!" We all have to find a way to pay our own way in the modern world but picking the right path can be tricky for some ways of life and particularly for an artist.
The eternal economic question that the individual must ask himself or herself is does one work to live or live to work? For the aspiring artist there should be no doubt that one lives to work – lives to create works might be a better way of putting it. The economic realm should be but a minor consideration for the artist. Few of us, however, have the willpower to turn our backs on financial reward or, even if we are unaffected by the lure of Mammon, to deprive those we love and support of material goods. Of course in the West this is usually a question of picking which "wants" to fulfil rather than which "needs". The spiritual and moral integrity of what they are doing should be of much more importance to the artist.
It also seems to me that one of the things that is incumbent upon artists is to dream for those trapped in the secular, capitalist world of "proper" jobs. And, by that dreaming, open the eyes of others to new possibilities. It's perhaps harder to have those dreams when one is a wage slave oneself.
But, in the last half century the artist has moved from dreamer to professional maker in a kind of reversal of the process that occurred during the Renaissance. From prehistory through to the late Middle Ages the artist was usually anonymous. They were artisans rather than celebrities. Their job was to fashion the work in much the same spirit as a blacksmith fashioned metal. Their tools were different but the product, like a horseshoe, had an acknowledged purpose within society. In the case of Art its job was to be educative or transcendental. The artist's imagination was applied within prescribed limits. There was a tacit awareness that if they made the work too personal its functionality might be compromised, rather like a horseshoe with unnecessary curlicue decorations!
The Renaissance saw the rise of artist as individual, the rise of Artist as Celebrity. The celebrity artist was supported by a system of patronage; they had to sing for their suppers. Artists forged or were more likely offered relationships with rich and powerful benefactors who saw the advantage of a visible association with the intellectual and aesthetic high ground. This was much more often a political move rather than an altruistic one. The patrons weren't supporting Art for Art's sake but rather for what it could do for their social standing – much in the same way that in recent years the large corporations have sought relationships with the Art world and museums as a kind of high-brow PR exercise: we might be raping the rain forest but hey, look, we think Picasso is really cool!
By the middle of the 20th Century patronage by individuals had all but disappeared. The artist was left to fend for themselves in the hard commercial world, their work vying for the buyers' attention with other more prosaic wants. Whereas throughout history Art had served a social purpose, from spiritual or religious through to expounding the dominant ideology, it was now just product.
Which leaves the artist with a bit of a dilemma. What exactly is their job in the Modern world? It doesn't seem to be expounding a dominant ideology as, beyond "The individual is king", there doesn't seem to be one in the West anymore. Is it, then, asking awkward questions of the viewer by making so-called "anxious objects" or is it simply making decorative products? The former was certainly the position adopted by the Modernist avant-garde but commercial pressure seems to be forcing the latter position on artists in the post-modern era.
Most have chosen to ignore the problem by treating Art as just another professional realm, like medicine or law: a task to be performed efficiently, thoroughly and perhaps a little soullessly. The professionalization of Art has meant that economic concerns have become as important, if not more important, to the artist as aesthetic or social ones. In an Art world where anything goes, and the individual artist is king, whose to say whether a particular work of art is "good"? The arbiter has become the market place. How much a particular artist's work sells for, the works' extrinsic value, becomes more important than its intrinsic worth. If enough noise is made about an artist, if enough canny marketing applied to their "brand" then chances are they will become "successful" – if the measure of success is purely financial. The gallery owners, even more than art critics, are now the market makers. But what's more important: the work or the hype?
It seems to me that there's a huge problem here. The gallery system drives the market and demands a flow of product in order to maintain the flow of cash. Huge pressure is then placed on the artist just to churn out product and the quality of the work invariably suffers as a result.
Despite what Andy Warhol thought, as far as I'm concerned Art isn't the same as cans of soup and I don't feel that it has to be sold in the same fashion. When Alfred Stieglitz opened his gallery at 291 Fifth Avenue in New York in the early years of the last century he put belief in the work above commercial value. He sometimes doubled a work's price, or refused to sell it, if he felt the buyer were just acquiring it as an investment; sometimes, if he were impressed with the buyer's passion but they didn't have deep enough pockets, he even sold a work at half price. Can you imagine a gallery today doing that?
Another question is also apparent; what happens to the quiet voice? What happens to the artist who lives to work, who places spiritual, aesthetic or intellectual inquiry above economic reward? Do these people even still exist? Well I certainly hope so as I consider myself amongst their number.
How is all this reflected in my life? The work has always come first for me. I didn't become a photographer for the glamorous high-flying lifestyle (which is lucky because I haven't found one!) I'm motivated by a sense of photographic enquiry, both intellectual and aesthetic, rather than by the money – again, lucky! All I've ever wanted to be as a photographer was the best that I could possibly be at making images. My friend, and peer, Joe Cornish once said to me that if you truly apply yourself to your art then eventually you will be recognized and rewarded. I'm not sure that van Gogh would agree with him… Sadly for my heirs an imminent demise wouldn't boost the value of my images particularly – if you're looking to market a myth tragically middle-aged just doesn't cut it!
In case you're getting an impression of me as a tortured ascetic that's absolutely not me. I love my Art but I also love life. There are just some things I won't do in order to make a buck. What I won't do is make images simply because they have earnings potential, this covers a spectrum that ranges from chocolate box to the passionless approach of someone like Andreas Gursky. I'm intent on taking my own journey and making my own discoveries rather than following a well-trodden path.
So, like many others I suspect, I've reached a compromise that has entailed a dilution of my artistic effort. I have throughout most of my photographic career produced two distinctly different threads of work: commercial and personal. The former might best be characterised as being purely illustrative and the latter images that, however imperfectly, seek a level of transcendence. But as I approach 50 I've become increasingly frustrated with this workaround. I now want my cake and I want to eat it too! So I'm faced with finding a solution to the dilemma outlined above. Do I continue to split my efforts between commercial and personal work or do I throw myself on the mercy of the gallery system with the consequent potentially damaging professionalization of my personal work? And, in any case, little prospect as a photographer of finding commercial success. Or do I find a third way? I'll let you know how the search is going…
10 comments:
- Tim said...
You choose the best way to make sure that you can carry on taking the pictures you want.
Of course, full time gallery approach takes a lot of time in itself. I wonder if it's better to have a part time job that pays an acceptable wage and then spend all of the rest of the time 100% dedicated to your art than to do full time 'artist' and spend 50% of your life pandering to revenue?
The latter seems the 'purer' approach and is least likely to 'taint' your art.
However this raises another questions, does art need to be seen by other people? If I take pictures and never show anyone, does make me less of an artist?
If I do have to show some people, does it matter who? Can I just show other photographers I admire? Does popular appeal lessen my art? Do I care?
My personal opinion is that your strength of character would be enough to keep the 'taint' at bay. You'll only succumb if 'fame' or 'money' affect your happiness more than creating the photographs.
Good topic though... - 2 July 2007 22:04
To the question raised by Tim, "Does art need to be seen by other people", I would say most assuredly, 'yes'. Art is about communiciating ideas and emotions; it's about giving other people ideas and it's about providing a small instance of beauty which might otherwise go unnoticed.
I think it's an artist's duty to go out and hfind their audience - even if that audience is only me and the other reader... :-) - 3 July 2007 06:39
- Guy said...
Just to be topical:
"They say it is better to be poor and happy than rich and miserable, but how about a compromise like moderately rich and just moody?"" Diana Princess of Wales - 4 July 2007 09:25
- David Ward said...
Hi Guy
That's my new ambition then: moody and moderately rich. Actually I'm already half way there with the moody... - 4 July 2007 09:47
- Guy said...
That's what I thought! But hey you know my views on this topic...
- 4 July 2007 11:20
I have recently read "The Gift" by Lewis Hyde which discusses, amongst other things, how we assign value to art. This made me realise that I find it easier to give someone a copy of one my photographs as a gift rather than selling it. Clearly this is not the path to riches (or even a basic living) as a photographer, yet the idea of dedicating my time to making images appeals to me. If I remember rightly "The Gift" suggests having state funding for artists as their output is valued by society... it would never happen, would it?
- 4 July 2007 14:53
I don't think anyone would suggest that an artist should go in search of money, rather that world-class art SHOULD receive some financial gain (as a by-product of its intrinsic worth). An artist with integrity, determination and vision should be applauded. It should be no surprise to you that your friends and peers feel so strongly about your work, as once viewed it inspires and enriches. That's why it needs to be seen by a wider audience! Of course you shouldn't change into an arrogant, fame-searching, money-grabbing person - for one, you'd no longer be an artist. Besides, too much money doesn't entice creativity, although you could have a great time being miserable!
There must be a third way.... - 7 July 2007 17:23
Hi David - maybe the 'third way' is not so elusive. After all, you already have a fan base which admires the 'personal' strand of your two threads of work. Maybe this fan base is the tip of an iceberg. You'll never know unless you explore it. If the iceberg turns out to be an anthill you can always return to the status quo with head held high. Cheers. Paul M.
- 10 July 2007 13:35
David, I've always thought your landscapes have a Zen-like simplicity to them and a sense of calmness, poise and balance. To me, they're like 2D Japanese rock gardens.
I would suggest your 'third way' might lie in supplying the market for such calming images. You could even try your hand at a sort of photographic equivalent to Brian Eno's Ambient Music...
Just some idle thoughts on a rainy day.... :-) - 11 July 2007 07:36
I object to having Andreas Guersky listed as someone who produces photos because they have earnings potential. Guersky is an artist who also refuses to compromise with the work he produces. I am also a big fan of his work.
- 28 September 2007 10:30

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Happily Ever Before & After Week 15: Breakfast Room Makeover Via My Blessed Life
Happy Friday Y'all!
I hope you guys are having a great week!
I've been kind of hit & miss the last few weeks with my Happily Ever Before & After series. Things got a little off schedule with the holidays, especially since I decided to take some time off! :) Today, I wanted to jump back into our regular schedule & share another fabulous room makeover with you all!
This room comes courtesy of the Myra, at My Blessed Life. I had the privilege of meeting & rooming with Myra at Blissdom last year. She is such a sweet person & her talent is unmeasurable! I'm thrilled to be sharing her breakfast room makeover with you all today! It is one of my favorites!
Let's take a look at the "Before."
Wow! The room is so dark with those purple walls......just begging for a makeover!!
Are you ready for the "After?"
GORGEOUS!! I just adore this space!
Things are SO MUCH brighter with the new paint color & the added beadboard wainscoting! Don't you agree?! I'm also loving ALL of the cheerful colors Myra used! The red, aqua, & yellow are perfect & just what this room needed!
And how about that awesome new window seat?!
And the fabulous red chairs?!
This list goes on & on....I'm just smitten with this space!! There is lots more to see in Myra's reveal post!! You'll want to make sure you hop on over to her site to see the room in its entirety!
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- AnonymousJanuary 4, 2013 at 10:59 AM
It would be cute with wood shutters on the windows. It is brighter just seems so plain. still pretty though
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Then, go to the move relearner in Blackthorn City. You need a Heart Scale. Some ways to get them are by going to the Pokeathlon Shop on Wednesdays, Rock Smashing rocks, or using the Pokewalker.
The Move Relearner will then let Poliwrath "relearn" Dynamic Punch.
Poliwhirl learns Hydro Pump at Level 48 and Poliwrath learns it at Level 43, so it should be fine.
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I just got the event zekrom and before i go battle with it I want to know if i have to ev train it. Also does this go with all event pokemon?
All event Pokémon come wi no EVs, random IVs and random nature, unless they are set have them. Also, Evs are gained with exps, so only way to EV train level 100 Pokémon is using vitamins and wings, which is pretty hard.
No. You get EV's from battles, and they have never battled.
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The attorney for Advanced Excavating and Paving, the defendant in the case backed by the Auburn Board of Selectmen, presented a motion for dismissal to the 10th Circuit District Division Court in Candia Dec. 17. The police department filed an objection to the dismissal.
Judge David G. LeFrancois has not yet ruled or scheduled a motion hearing. Nicholas Brodich, attorney for the defense, said he'd be shocked if a decision were not reached within "a week or two."
The case relates to the argument between the police and Auburn's Board of Selectmen over the town's need and use of police details. There is a paragraph in Auburn's road work regulations that allows the town and the road work companies it hires some leeway in how they handle traffic at work sites - exempting them from most requirements as long as minimum traffic control is maintained.
What is in dispute is when the town is required to call in a police detail or private, much cheaper, traffic flaggers - $22 an hour compared to $35.
The police issued the town's road work contractor, Advanced Excavating and Paving, a court summons on Sept. 13 for the use of flaggers on Rattlesnake Hill Road, an area police argue requires a detail. Selectmen later voted in support of the company and to pay for a portion of the legal expenses.
In November, the police union filed an Unfair Labor Practice complaint with the New Hampshire Public Employee Labor Relations Board, requesting the ordinance be removed from the town's books.
During the discussions when the new ordinances were developed, police had requested their detail fees be increased from $35 an hour to $38. The selectmen cut a deal with them, keeping wages at $35, but specifying high-traffic roads which would require a police detail - including Rattlesnake Hill Road.
According to Town Administrator Bill Herman, however, even if a violation had occurred, a summons was not the way to go.
"Even if they're in violation of the ordinance as the department reads them, there's nothing they can do about that," Herman said. "Everything else in the ordinance, including the department's ability to cite them and fine them, the town and Advanced Excavating are exempt from."
"I think what they should have done," Herman continued, "is to come before the Board of Selectmen. The ordinance says if there is any matter of dispute, the selectmen are the arbitrators of the dispute and the ultimate decision."
While Herman notes that Auburn Police Capt. Gary Bartis notified the board of a later incident, the department never consulted the selectmen before the summons was issued. He also noted that the action taken by the union was "in the appropriate forum."
Both sides have expressed cautious optimism for their case.
"We thought we had a valid complaint to bring before the court," said Sgt. Charles Chabot. "We did what was expected of us, and we'll let the judge decide on the merits."
"There's really no facts to dispute," said Brodich. "Was Advanced Paving on Rattlesnake Hill Road? Yes. Did they have a police detail? Did they need one? From a plain reading of the statute, no. ... [But] there's an element of chance when you have another person looking at the facts who can come to different conclusions."
For Brodich, the "hard part to get around" is another part of the ordinance which notes that in the case of a dispute, the selectmen are the designated arbitrators.
"They've come out in spades saying, 'No, no, no, the police are misconstruing this statute,' but it's falling on deaf ears," he said.
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Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
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CustomerAaron from Needville TX
Unplugged dry cord . Removed top and front cover. Removed drum to replace rear Bearing. Reinstalled drum replaced front bearings and sleeve. Reinstalled both covers and plugged in.
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Time to do repair:1- 2 hours
CustomerDavid from Unionville CT
Replacing the front slides is easy. Just buy the parts and pop them in. The rear drum bearing is also easy, and you do not have to spend $50. Once I had the parts in hand, which is an axle from the rear of the drum and a bearing sleeve from the rear of the dryer cabinet, it looked quite simple and it is. I went to a hardward store, bought a bronze bearing that fit the axle and the sleeve and a C-clip. Cut the bearing to the correct length with a pipe cutter, and retain over the axle with the clip. Grease it up, and put the dryer back together. Total cost, $5. It works great.
CustomerJohn from Colonie NY
removed the front panel. Removed old bearing, felt and slides. Reversed operation. No problem
Time to do repair:30 - 60 mins
CustomerMark from salem NH
Unplugged power. removed 2 screws to take of top cover. once inside removed 2 more screws to slide front panel of. I first replaced slides on front panel. I then lift drum and installed new belt. Only trick is to make sure you wrap belt around tension arm pully properly. Basically a very easy job
CustomerClay from Murfreesboro TN
remove top cover and lean front panel foreward.remove old top bearing and snap new one in place.
Level of DifficultyReally easy
CustomerPatrick from Albuquerque NM
I replaced the dryer bearing ( a plastic part) and all of the slides on the bearing. It now operates like new.
Customerashley from crawfordville FL
Poped the top off took out two screws, pulled the front off removed the old parts and put in the new ones.
CustomerJonathan from Lebanon OH
Remove plug from wall....very important. Removed control panel, removed two screws holding to on from the front door access. Removed the two screws to the front panel, removed front panel. Removed old front bearing and felt. Install new slides into new bearing and installed felt into lower housing. Vacuumed front panel out and reassembled. Worked perfectly. Thanks to Parts Select, was told 3-5 days for delivery and was here in two. 86 dollars compared to 400 dryer. In this economic market...learn to fix it yourself. With the internet and Parts Select it is easy.
CustomerGeorge from Clinton IA
Removed top, removed front to expose front of drum. Replaced bearing with new slides and installed new felt. Cleaned out all the old lint from the exaust chute. This was surprisingly full. Everyone should pay attention here as this could lead to a fire.Overall the repair was easy, parts were correct. One note, order 2 each of the slides, I only ordered 1 each and had to reuse one old one and had to make a new one.
CustomerGreg from Macon GA
First opened cold Bud then pulled screwdriver out of toolbox. Removed all of six screws (quality workmanship of appliance) and put on 6 pieces of plastic (do they make metal any more??????).
Level of DifficultyA Bit Difficult
Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
CustomerCindy from St. Charles MO
Open it up. Try to fix with duct tape. Test. Fail. Order parts.Put slides on, open it up, put parts on door, align drum, close it up.Start, smile and BRAG!!!!Works faster, fluffer clothes and I'm a happy Mom because now I can run whenever and there is less wrinkles.
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I first unplugged the dryer and moved to an open area to work on it. I then removed the three screws that held the access plate to disconnect the drive belt from the motor. Second I removed the two screws that held the top cover on then I removed it and set it aside. Third I removed the control station the thing with all the knobs on it that was about 11 screws (there were a mix of different types of screws some were Hex, Torx and Square tip). Fourth I removed the two screws that held the front door assembly on. I did not need to disconnect any wires to the front door.Fith I removed the Drum assembly by lifting and pressing outward on the outside walls of the frame I then carried the drum and set it on secure surface and then removed the three screws that held the bearing in from the inside. After cleaning the dryer after all components were removed I then removed the heating element that holds the bearing sleeve. I then started putting things back together in reverse order until it came time for the front door upper slide assembly that came off pretty easily it just clipped on I put the white and red sliders on first then I put the whole thing on it just clipped on then I put the front door on and screwed it on and finished putting things back on in reveres order. Then plugged it up and gave it test run and no noise and it runs great I hope for another ten years.
CustomerKevin from East Peoria IL
I removed several torx srews across the back control panel. Removed two philips screws under top of front dryer door. Pulled up on top surface of dryer case. Removed two more screws on backside of front door panel. Pulled front door panel forward and inserted drum slides into slots that they just popped into with a small button rod to keep them in place. The old drum slides were completely worn down or fell off. It runs like a new one again. It is over 10 years old. The new door handle just snapped into place.Original door handle had been broken off for several years.
CustomerStephen from CORNWALL NY
I first removed four screws above the door opening to lift off the top, then removed two screws, near the top, inside the front, to remove the front. There I found that 2 grey plastic and one white plastic anti-friction strips were worn to nothing (even the large plastic bezel that incorporates the light was starting to wear away, from just a few days!).When I went to put the front back on, i couldn't get the lip of the drum to ride properly on the felt. In fiddling with it, the drum fell off the rear bearing, too, so I put it back on.So I ordered new felt, two white and two grey strips (I didn't know if 1 or 2 were in each $8 "kit"--only one per kit), a spare belt--just in case--and some bulbs.Putting the strips on was easy--15 seconds each. Putting on the felt took all of 20 seconds. I spent more time scraping off the dust and vacuuming things out!The drum fit over the felt quite easily now, and when I ran it, it was wonderfully quiet. For a minute! Then, it started making a new, grinding noise!I had a Sears repairman friend come over, and he found that a small platic bushing had fallen off the rear bearing element. Once he put that in place, it all worked perfectly. Beautifully quiet!


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It's never been TRENDY to be a Purdue fan. People don't leap on board because it's an easy team to root for. Not a lot of people back Purdue and claim to have been a fan "forever." Even fewer say, "Oh, uh, I grew up in Indiana so I'm a big Purdue fan," the way people do who grew up in Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, etc. The people who are Purdue fans are the people who actually went to Purdue. The people who know what it's like to be there and experience how great a place it is.


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FOXBOROUGH — The Falcons don't scare me a bit. The Niners could provide some resistance and we'll get a look at them this weekend. But if you really want to know the truth, the team that scares me in Super Bowl XLVII is the . . . New York Giants.
Sorry for the buzzkill. But the Giants are on my mind today.
Dennis, Callahan and Shag, triplets separated at birth. The Pats win 42-14 and all the three blind mice can offer up is that the (11-1) Texans stunk, Shaub is a career backup, The Giants are better (I guess the Giants would have still won last year against a healthy Gronk), that it was all Tom Brady and that the 21 other stiffs dressed in Patriot uniforms were lucky. Gerry, "I refuse to credit Belichick ever", Callhan actually said with a straight face that had a few plays gone the other way, the Texans could have won. Say what? You mean about 20, if you could count that high, Gerry. No mention of the brilliant defensive game plan or Bill's first quater adjustments against the run. No mention of the quick pass play design by McDaniels that frustrated JJ Watt, no metion of the brilliance of Bill to acquire Talib to cover one on one and allow the team to blitz more and move McCourty, the emerging Rodney Harrisomn Jr. to safety. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Only guys that actually played and coached like Super Bowl winning coach Jon Gruden, who was effusive in his praise of Belichick over iand over again, mention his name. Football experts, Dumb, Confused and Shameless couldn't get the word BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBelichick out of their mouths. And, yes, that does say a mouthful, doesn't it!
Yesterday's column annoyed me a little bit but after the game was over, I'd planned to write in and say "Gee Dan - when you're right you're right." But instead I have to write please stop it. First of all, there are still games to be played by each team in the league. And second of all, my husband is a die-hard Giants fan. I do NOT need a third trip through the ringer on that certain Sunday....it's as though everything that is published by the Globe was actually written by me...so please STOP IT! Thanks. Happy Holidays.


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Rapid Recovery Solutions, debt collections agency, issued a statement on November 24th in reaction to a recent MSN article on how to deal with debt collectors
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Pensioners with savings of up to £123,000 are to receive state support with their care costs under Government plans, it was reported.
In a long-awaited coalition announcement, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will say on Monday that the assets threshold will rise from £23,250 to £123,000, with a sliding scale of support, according to The Sunday Telegraph.
The means-tested threshold is higher than the £100,000 assets limit recommended by the independent Dilnot Commission appointed by Prime Minister David Cameron to make recommendations on the highly-fraught issue.
But the cap on costs that people have to pay for care is expected to be set at £75,000 - more than double the £35,000 economist Andrew Dilnot suggested.
The £75,000 figure is based on 2017 prices - when the reform will come in - meaning that in today's money it will be about £61,000.
Pensioners will still be required to meet accommodation costs for care home stays, which will be limited to £12,500 a year.
The package is expected to cost the Treasury £1 billion a year by 2020, significantly less than the £1.7 billion figure raised by the Dilnot Commission and resisted by Chancellor George Osborne.
In an article for The Sunday Telegraph, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said: "This reform will help protect some of the least wealthy pensioners from care costs - a fact lost on those who have sometimes argued that Dilnot's proposals are just about helping people in big, expensive houses.
"Of course, all these changes come with a price tag. At a time of financial austerity, we have to think carefully about spending more money. But for me it's clear cut: with an ageing population we can't duck this issue again.
"There have been too many reports and commissions started by governments over the last 20 years that have ended up gathering dust in a drawer. Over the coming decades, more and more people will suffer from long term conditions in their old age. It's time to wake up to reality and sort out care funding once and for all."


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I remember snapshots from earlier years, the age of eleven particularly, some images important, some alien, as if another person's life superimposed over mine.
I remember turning twenty-one, drunk and drowning in the lusts of youth, empty and lonely as hell.
I remember turning thirty-one, lucky enough to have found her, in disbelief that she would spend the rest of her life with me.
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You have my sympathy, admiration, and a hug for making it this far relatively unscathed. Nice job, Paul.
I clung to the central message in this: Cherish it all! It's blowing by so fast! So true. I think we do, though. All of us. Because we write. I pictured the head of a typical writer today, a red glowing "RECORDING" button buried in the center of it. And always turned on. Great six.
Terrific approach and fine message, Paul. I like the way you ran the decades using ones instead of zeros.
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I am a commercial diver and I go through a lot of gloves I bought these hopeing to find a unexpensive pair of durable gloves. I am 5'8" 160lbs with an average hand size and I could not get the medium size on my hand so I ordered the large which still barely fit so I ordered the X-large the finger girth and length was the same size on all 3 sizes they only made the palm a little bigger. The seems on the pair a kept ripped out very quickly. The material itself held up well but because they did a poor job of designing the shape of the glove they just come apart at the seam. because the gloves fit so tight they restrict blood flow to your fingures which will cause your hand to cramp and become cold in a rec or commercial dive.
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Pastor Boyd Whitehead and the members of the Emmanuel Baptist Church of Altus, 800 N. Forrest, invites you and your family to be their special guests at their annual Winter Bible Study, as they study Luke's account of the Passion Week.
On Sunday evening, Feb. 10, they will begin their study at 5 p.m. Pastor Elmer Whitehead Jr. will be their guest Adult Teacher; Jesse and Emily Motley will be teaching the 7th - 12 grade; Brian and Melody Overfield will teach the 4th - 6th grade; Karen and Aldo Sanchez will be teaching the 1st - 3rd grade; and Bernie McDowell and the child care staff of Emmanuel will be teaching the pre-K/Kindergarten and birth through three years of age.
On Sunday evening, they will have a sandwich supper from 5:45 to 6:15 p.m. The study will be over at 7 p.m.
Monday through Wednesday they will meet in their groups from 7 to 8:30 p.m. On Wednesday, they will have a potluck supper at 6 p.m.
For more information, contact the church office at 482-1775 or visit their website: ebcaltus.org