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My first love
Disclaimer: I wrote this rather impulsively at about 2am last night. I have no idea why it all popped into my head but it did! It was cathartic to ramble though
My first love was Dogtanian. It wasn't to be though. Not only was he a cartoon character but he was a dog. More importantly he was clearly far too young for me. Even at my tender age of something very young, I knew it was all about the older man/dog. It could never work.
There was a boy though. He wasn't my first love. Even at that tender age of 10/11, I was cynical enough to know it wasn't love. At that age it wasn't even lust. It was mostly down to the fact that he owned all the current generation consoles and he gave me an escape route. Mostly the consoles though.
His name was Ryan Norden. I remember the surname clearly because at the time I loved watching It'll be Alright on the Night, presented by Denis Norden (no relation).
He lived next door to my grandmother – my Mum's mum – who was terminally ill with pancreatic cancer at the time. I didn't like my grandmother one bit. This is a terrible thing to say I know but she wasn't a nice woman.
With the experience of age, I know why. Her husband – my Mum's dad – had died 8-9 years previously and she'd never gotten over it. Instead she drank. A lot. It wrecked her body causing diabetes and eventually pancreatic cancer. She was bitter and I don't blame her really. I can entirely see why you'd turn like that after such bereavement. Also from things I've heard, she wasn't the greatest of people beforehand unfortunately, but she was my Mum's Mum and my Mum loved her, even if she didn't always like her.
I hadn't had much time with her before the cancer. She lived 200 miles away and we'd moved to Wales when I was 3. I didn't really see her and have no memories of her before this. I remember she'd phone every Sunday morning and my Mum would sit huddled on the stairs (the phone was at the bottom of the stairs – it was an old fashioned, turn the dial phone so the concept of wireless was very far fetched). It never went well. So I guess even then my early memories of her were of hassle.
When she became ill, we visited a lot. As you do. I have some fond memories of it all, and some crap ones too. She had a dog. It was a huge Alsatian and deeply terrifying when you're only a young child with no experience of dogs. It ruled the house and every time I entered the house, would leap at me. It took me years to get over that fear. I love dogs now fortunately.
My Mum's sisters were there frequently too. My Mum had an older sister and a younger sister. I don't really remember anything great about them. The older sister had three children, all older than me. I liked the youngest. She was really good to me. Then she met someone and got pregnant at the age of 15. They're still together now and I miss having much contact with them admittedly. At the time though, I hated him. He stole my wonderful cousin after all. I remember chasing him around the garden with a tennis racket. They thought it was a game. I wanted to hit him. Very hard.
My Mum's younger sister had two children. They were horrible kids. Only controlled in any way by my Mum who has some magical knack with awkward children. They were evil brats though. I remember me and the eldest (a few years younger than me) entering a local competition to win a cuddly Tony the Tiger. He won and treated it appallingly. In my book, you don't treat cuddly toys badly.
I suppose it made sense that I was the middle child out of the grandchildren, much the same as my Mum was the middle child out of the children. I never felt like I fitted in. I'd sit quietly writing out BASIC code in a little notepad. I was making a football management game – one where you controlled a player rather than the whole team. My Great Uncle was (and is) a lovely man and would get involved and let me explain what was going on. I was an odd child.
I have four very clear memories of my Grandmother – none of them good sadly.
I remember her having a go at me because my parents were 'canoodling' in the kitchen and avoiding her. I had no idea what canoodling meant at the time.
I remember her using her commode while I was in the room not caring that at first I had no idea wtf she was doing.
I remember her giving me £20, me being polite and saying 'No, that's too much, you don't have to' and her saying 'well fine then, you can have £10 instead'. She used to use money as a form of control. I always got money or items from her, never the love that I wanted.
The clearest however was when we were watching a news report. It was about the conflict in Bosnia and how Britain was taking in refuges to help them out, save them from death and persecution, all that stuff. I remember her loudly proclaiming how it was none of our business and we should just leave them to die. I saw red. Sure I was only 10 or 11 but I knew right from wrong. I had a fairly liberal mindset and a very keen interest in current affairs. I couldn't believe this woman wanted to leave people to die, innocent women, children, families…I had a go at her. Shortly after that my Mum explained to me how sometimes it's important to back away from people when they're that narrow minded and beyond help.
It still rattles me when people say stuff like that but I've learnt to keep quiet and sigh to myself. I do it regularly with the other grandmother (there are some scary overlaps here – what did I do to deserve two rubbish grandmothers? C'est la vie).
I remember her dying too. She went into a coma. By the time we got there after a mad dash up the M4, she was dead. For years I thought it was my fault that my Mum missed seeing her alive. I mistakenly thought that she was conscious when we set off but we had to stop off at the library to return a book of mine. That guilt haunted me for ages, I never had the nerve to ask. Until one day, it all came out that she'd been in a coma for hours beforehand and it didn't really matter when we got there as she wouldn't have known.
I remember going into the house and seeing my Mum be told the news that she'd died shortly beforehand. The howl as my Mum screamed in frustration and upset as she thumped the wall with her arms. This was particularly scary as due to my Mum's neck/arm injury, I knew this would have caused her considerable pain but she didn't care at that moment.
With the knowledge I have now, I recognise that howl. It's the howl she made as she tried to save my Dad. I was more quiet and calm. Not calm exactly, just numb. It's a chilling howl to hear though. I hope I never hear it again.
Anyway, I was talking ages ago about Ryan Norden.
Ryan Norden lived next door. He didn't really like girls. It was that awkward age where boys and girls don't mix because the opposite sex smell and all that. His Mum was really nice though and knew what was going on next door. How it was difficult for everyone and how bored I was getting with the many trips. So she invited me round.
Ryan had a younger brother too, whose name I can't remember. It might have been Adam but this might be complete nonsense. They had matching haircuts – both blonde with that 'curtains' fringe haircut. Kind of like a young David Beckham, except they were there first.
Their parents were rich. They had a Megadrive, SNES, Gameboy and Game Gear. I only had a Commodore 64 and a Gameboy. This was amazing.
My first experiences of Sonic, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Streetfighter 2, countless others which didn't have as big an impact, this was something special. I loved going there. It was a fantastic escape route and no doubt helped my parents a great deal, knowing that at least I was happy.
Ryan's family had a sodastream I remember which was amazing at the time. We drank Witch's Brew regularly despite it tasting absolutely foul.
November 5th came around and we were at my Grandmother's once more but I got to go next door and participate in their fireworks display. They even had Catherine Wheels. I'd never seen them before!
We left for a few days, then that phone call came and we rushed back up there. It was November 10th I think. A couple of days before my Mum's birthday. It was chaos. Heart breaking chaos. Not that I knew it at the time.
As soon as Ryan and his brother were back from school, I went round there. I stayed there most of the night. They bought a KFC (actually it wasn't KFC, it was something like it though) bucket for the family. The first time I'd ever eaten anything like it. I didn't like the fact that I had to eat it off the bone though.
My memories get a little hazy now but either during that visit, or the one afterwards for the funeral, I went with Ryan's family to watch him play football. I remember them handing out orange halves to everyone on the team. I remember cheering him on as much as I could. It was brilliant. I was taken away from all the stresses and horrors of the house and the house clearance.
Of course, my Grandmother dying meant we had no reason to go back there. Instead we had all the reason to never go back to that area again. The memories would have been too hard on my Mum after all. I remember saying goodbye to Ryan and his brilliant family (well, mostly his Mum. I remember his Dad being rather grumpy). We vowed to keep in touch. We exchanged a couple of letters but it wasn't long until we stopped.
Every now and then I think of him. The impact it all had on my life. Funnily enough, with the small amount of inheritance my parents gained from my Grandmother, they bought a PC (which was absolutely amazing back then) and a Sega Megadrive for me. I remember going to Toys R Us, just to look and walking out with a Sega Megadrive 2 with Sonic 2 and Megagames 1 (it included Columns, World Cup Italia 90 and Super Hang On. I've still got it).
The gaming part of things formed a huge part of my life of course.
I suspect he shaped more than that though. I think at various points in my life, I've sought out people that I can bolt with. People that can take me away from whatever's causing me so much grief and stress. I can certainly think of more examples. I haven't done so with my Dad but I kinda had to deal with it face on. I didn't have just myself to deal with in that case but my Mum also. Instead of escaping, I withdrew into myself and guarded her from whatever came our way.
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From: "gregg smith" Subject: opening question
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
As an opening question it would be interesting to ask people in the group to respond to:
What sorts of 'habits of perception' and 'strategies of survival' affect (in either a positive or negative sense) the way they navigate society and public space, and their ability to move forwards in a meaningful manner?
Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 19:50:20 +0100
Subject: I see many things, many colours
From: "Mieke Van de Voort" To: firstname.lastname@example.com
hi. I am writing to you from Amsterdam.
some thoughts I have concerning the struggle with possesion of objects
and illusions if you want.
in one of my artprojects I have searched for people that live isolated
from society. They have died in Amsterdam and had no-one to take care of
their funeral and other affairs that need to be sorted out after death.
Instead, a department of social services does the job. I took photographs of the interiors of their houses, more or less in the state they left it when they died. When one looks at these images it is easy to think that they have resigned from society and given up on order and structure in their own lives as well. The rooms certainly don¹t look like the inhabitants were expecting any visitors.
most of the houses were quite a mess. the messes differed in quality.
for example: many 'pretty' things like little sculptures and paintings
and furniture, nicely displayed though too many to be able to appreciate,
gathering thick layers of dust.
or: a mess of construction elements such as wood, paint, tools etc. at a
certain point in time the diseased had started to rebuild the interior
of his house (perhaps in a moment of excitement. a start to reorganise
life by making the personal environment look better, changing things beginning with the living room in order to have a more pleasant surrounding and to change one's inner life by changing the reflection of it in the way things are ordered). but somewhere the realization of good intensions had got stuck and what was first only a mess of transition became a permanent landscape. The new interior looked appocalyptic, so what did it matter if to this mess ashtrays and bottles and trash were added?. in the bedroom I found a walkietalkie on a blackened pillow, half-finished paintings and a
halfempty bottle of milk.
or: a house with 4 rooms each of them stuffed with things piled up in
mountains along the sides and in the middle. thousands of collected
items impossible to retrieve because they have disappeared under another
thousands of items.
sometimes my own appartment starts taking on similar features. too many
things inhabit my space. intimidating chaos. I start to sort them out
and strand in the process because I can't decide on what to do and because
the items bring on memories or trigger trains of thought that I can't stop
and I forget what I was doing. so many unfinished stories, where is the
beginning, what were my plans? the mess around me increases the mess inside my head. I forget who I am. how did these things ever enter my house? who was I when I brought them in? how did I become so fragmented?
some of the houses I photographed were very empty. on the wall only a
cutout newspaper photograph of the previous queen, nothing more personal than that.
I used to have a friend long ago who only possessed as many things as
she could carry by herself.
I once read an excerpt of a novel, I think it was Paul Auster's, where
the protagonist creates structure in daily life by organising things in
terms of colour. for example: monday's dinner: only green foods. tuesdays
dinner: only orange etc. limiting choice by colour. or is it 'directing' rather than limiting choice?
artificially setting preferences to have a basis to act on. what kind
of framework do you use in daily life? live by the rules of the Q'ran?
make art that cannot be sold? have seven sets of clothes that are identical so you don't have to think about what to wear? only travel to places that are in walking distance? never watch tv, only movies? etc
In one of the houses I found a Mount Everest on the kitchentable of
unopened mail and most rooms were inaccessibly stocked. It seemed as though this person had been living like a reckloose among remnants of the past and
was in denial of the existence of an outside world. But when I looked more
closely I found out he had all this amateur broadcasting equipment and
had kept a diary of whom he was speaking to in which part of the world.
Although he lived in a capital city with nearly one million people in his
proximity, it seemed he chose to have contact with people merely from a distance, in a non-physical reality. Or was it a choice?
I have a specific relationship with newspapers. I am never able to read
them for more than a few days in a row. but I don't throw them away because
I think I might still read the bits that I didn't cover and the ones I
didn't read at all beacuse I am sure there are lots of interesting things
by the time the pile grows larger than myself and falls over, I start negotiating to get rid of it because I get tired of restoring
the pile each time a tram comes by and not having read the papers and
adding more to it. the passing of time is manifested in the pile and I dont
find reconciliation. I end up throwing them away or making some silly
artpiece out of them, always with a sense of loss. the newspaper as a mirror of how I thought life would be and how it turns out to be. a collection of possibilities gone, of opportunities missed.
I once told a southafrican guy about the relationship I had had with my
South african husband. I told him why we broke up and that I couldn't
deal with his desillusions and that being desillusioned had broken him down
and that I was another contribution to the collection of desillusions. he
replied that it was the stupidest thing in life to be desillusioned
because one shouldn't have illusions in the first place. I felt upset.
in one of the houses I found a note on the wall, saying:
'and when I am dead
dont be sad
for I am not really dead
you should know
it is only my body
that I left behind
dead I am only
when you have forgotten me'
I wondered if anyone else but him had ever read that note and if there
was anyone to make sure he wasn't really dead.
up to here for now. I have to start tidy up things!
regards, mieke
Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2006 15:35:52 +0100
From: "hilde de bruijn" Subject: contribution Hilde de Bruijn
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dear all,
My name is Hilde de Bruijn, and I am a freelance curator based in Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Recently I have organised Hidden Rhythms, a contemporary art project in which 15 artists participated. The project looked at the dynamics of inclusion and exclusion from the perspective or ritual and ritualizing. You can find more info on this project at www.expoplu.nl (under the archive button). At the moment a public programme of lectures, performances and screenings that I have organised for the MA Fine Art programme of the Piet Zwart Institute is taking place in Rotterdam, NL under the title Ritualizing (see http://pzwart.wdka.hro.nl/fama/programme2/current/ritualizing/).
When I started working on the Hidden Rhythms project it soon became clear that the terrain of Ritual Studies is a heavily contested one. There is no concensus on the definition of the term ritual, nor on its function or meaning. To me, this makes it an extremely interesting but also extremely difficult subject to speak about. Since from a curatorial perspective the artisitic quality of the Hidden Rhythms project was likely to benefit from a more open and exploratory attitude, works have been included that relate not only to ritual but also to ritual-like activities and ritualisation, and there has been no attempt to come up with an over-all definition of the term ritual - although I tend to agree with those who state that ritual becomes a term devoid of meaning if it can include everything. The content of Hidden Rhythms eventually got more focused because of a growing interest in deconstructing ritual as a static and authorless phenomenon that naturalises things and by an interest in exploring what ritual actually does, especially in relation to the performing of boundaries. Here, the notion of ritualisation played an important role.
In his lecture for the Ritualizing series in Rotterdam Dr. Nick Couldry efficiently summarised anthropologist Catherine Bell's description of ritualisation in her publication Ritual – perpectives and dimensions (1997)as:
"the mass of processes across private and public life that, if you like, form the background, hinterland to the specific moments of ritual, as the processes that generate the terms around which rituals are organised, that prepare our bodies for ritual performance, that already, as it were, give us a sense of what is 'right' and what is 'wrong' in ritual action."
In his lecture, Couldry then pointed at another aspect of Bell's concept of ritualisation which links it to questions of power. He quoted:
"Fundamental to all strategies of ritualization . . . is the appeal to a more embracing authoritative order that lies beyond the immediate situation. Ritualization is a generally a way of engaging some wide consensus that those acting [in ritual] are doing so as a type of natural response to a world conceived and interpreted as affected by forces that transcend it" (Bell, p. 169).
He continued his lecture by asking how ritual performance then actually works, and drew on the French sociologist and anthropologist Pierre Bourdieu who, returning to one of the founders of ritual theory, Emile Durkheim, emphasised how ritual is based on boundaries: "all rites tend to consecrate or legitimate an arbitrary boundary by fostering a misrecognition of the arbitrary nature of the limit [they involve]." (Pierre Bourdieu (1990) Language and Symbolic Power Cambridge: Polity, p 118).
I would understand 'rituals of self-preservation', and the ritualisation processes that enable their existence, as rituals in which these boundaries play a vital role as well. I would connect these rituals to the performing of those boundaries that establish or try to preserve (existing) perceptions of the self – always in relation to others, - understanding the 'self' not only in terms of individual identity but also in terms of collective identity.
Over the last couple of years the struggle with this sense of the (collective) self and the preservation of this has intensified in Dutch society (some have declared the multicultural society a failed project). Being able to deconstruct ritual, and being aware of ritual's capacity to naturalise doesn't make the boundaries less arbitrary but does allow using (or instrumentalising) ritual in a much more conscious manner in order to shift these boundaries. This way, one could consider ritual a potential dynamic and creative tool for change, as well as an even more effective political instrument then it already is and always has been.
In 2004 the Dutch Labour party (PvdA) seemed to have understood this really well when they altered the annual remembrance service for the commemoration of the victims of war on May 4th. That year, for the first time, (certain) groups of youth with a Moroccan background were involved in the commemoration – the same group that had heavily disturbed the service the year before. In 2004 one of their tasks was to read out the names of 64 Moroccans who had lost their lives in the Dutch province of Zeeland. In the run up to the remembrance service I guess what you could call a 'ritualisation process' had taken place: the youths and even some of their parents had been given a great deal of information about the Second World War (including a visit to the Anne Frank House) and what it means for the Netherlands. The now shifted boundary, between who is included or excluded from that ceremony, who is or is not part of a history that the Dutch identify with, served to bridge the gap between what has become the reality of the 'collective' self (heterogeneous groups that resist homogenising to a greater extend then expected) and the (ideal of) the collective self treasured by the Dutch Labour Party: a multicultural society.
Best regards,
Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 22:10:38 +0100 (CET)
From: "zoé inch"
Subject: Anti-ritualisation/de-ritualisation/re-ritualisation…
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hello from Paris. I'm a filmmaker working with fiction and documentary and wanted to make a quick and late contribution to this complex topic. It's a difficult one to focus in on and really intriguing. From the angle of personal experience, here's one reaction. There are many others and I shall take this as an opportunity to investigate them further. Mieke's posting jogged off many thoughts re a contemporary environment so full of "things".
As a child of the 1970s I am conscious of growing up in a somewhat de-ritualised background. I attempted to create my own customs inspired by those I perceived in a conventional society (Conservative Britain), exterior to that of my upbringing where official rituals were ridiculed, or ignored. I would thus draw up my own protocols. Taking my grandmother's Queen Elizabeth style handbags down to my dungareed mother's vegetable allotment where I would brood moodily, clutching the plastic wonder bag like an umbilical cord to normality. Arranging tiny collected toys and objects into housewifely neat groups and themes, including Royal Wedding ephemera.
Marriage, baptisms, Christmas trees, traditional gender roles etc defined the outside world, while the domestic sphere referred to an alternative system of anti-conformism with the intention of creating a free environment. I am trying to think of some of the rituals we may have had despite ourselves and am finding it difficult. One may be the organised paint stripping of all the wooden doors and floors in the house to give them a natural finish (this was in line with fashionable "Habitat" interior design of the time). Another could be the regular solo flights my parents arranged for me at the age of seven. These catapulted me into the very organised universe of the airport with its expensive perfumes, stylish uniforms and delightful etiquette.
Perhaps one of the reasons I became so attached to my Grandmother's house in France was precisely because there were banal routines there and they fitted neatly into a cliche image of French extended-family life – wine in the wine cellar, cupboards full of handmade provisions, the floor swept thrice daily, the washing up done after a meal of traditional cooking, home grown green beans top and tailed in preparation for their garlic and parsley garnish, floral wallpaper in the bathroom. Above all, to my unconventionally experienced eyes, it seemed a respectable and presentable surface, and a constant unchanging existence.
I would disagree with my mother over these things. She seemed to be repeatedly attempting to turn rules and rituals around, exposing their underside. Thus, in her own way, she was paying them respect and certainly instilling in me a form of rebellious conservatism. Before their separation, my parents' gifts of woodwork benches and footballs only reinforced my desire for high heels, dolls and miniature sets of feminine clothing to dress them in.
I would say that common popular rituals have provided me with certain stabilising references and I do not believe them to be trite. Rather, I see them as an attempt to classify and attend to human stress and difficulties, to provide a framework within which emotional needs and confusions can be considered communally. Quite a radical thing... Traditional customs can include throwing a large party, paying close attention and respect to the body, sharing states of embarrassment, grief, anger, happiness, fear. Although it may feel uneasy to fit these rituals into contemporary society, they often provoke events that leave a trace against which freer experiences can be calibrated. For me, a strategy for self-preservation could include an awkward reappraisal of the most traditional customs and rituals that have existed for aeons.
From: "Colin Richards"
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: RE: closing
Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2006 15:27:43 +0200
Hi Gregg
Colin here. I have just emerged from a rather nightmare of pressure. I would like to contribute still if I can… could you brief me a little about the texts that have come in? I will read some of the earlier stuff again to get my addled mind working.
Look forward to hearing from you.
All the best


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This is the section of our World of Darkness primer that deals with the old (or classic) World of Darkness. To return to the intro page, you can click here.
The World of Darkness is a world much like out own, only far… well… darker. Monsters hide both in the shadows and in plain sight and nothing is quite what it seems.
In 1991, White Wolf published the first edition of Vampire: The Masquerade, created by founder Mark Rein-Hagan. This title was the foundation of the game world, but it was subsequently built upon by a number of other games that were released. These games, such as Werewolf: The Apocalypse, Mage: The Ascension and Changeling: The Dreaming (among others) were all developed separately and by different teams. This resulted in a world that was hugely varied and detailed, but also led to inconsistencies between lines, both in terms of background and game rules.
Paradox Interactive acquired White Wolf Publishing from CCP in 2015 and embarked on their rebranding of The World of Darkness as 'One World of Darkness'. We've yet to receive much in the way of actual product, besides a couple of apps, but the following trailer was released to whet appetites for the new editions of these classic games:
White Wolf Publishing developed the following game sets in the Classic World of Darkness between 1991 and 2004. As the guide progresses and the pages are filled out, there will be pages for each of these games giving information background, rules and more. This is very much a long-term project, so bear with us! Onto the games:
The range includes several sub-lines, including:
- Kindred of the Ebony Kingdom
- Kindred of the East
- Vampire: The Victorian Age
- Dark Ages: Vampire
Sub-lines within the series include:
- Werewolf: The Wild West
- Dark Ages: Werewolf
Sub-lines within the series include:
- Mage: The Sorcerer's Crusade
- Dark Ages: Mage
Sub-lines within the series include:
- Wraith: The Great War
Sub-lines within the series include:
- Dark Ages: Fae
Sub-lines within the series include:
- Dark Ages: Inquisitor
Each game is supported by a range of supplements and sourcebooks and, in recent years, many of these games have received anniversary editions from Onyx Path Publishing who work on the series under license. Long may this continue, as their work has been fantastic and has kept the series alive and evolving in what would otherwise have been sparse and spartan times.
As new entries in this primer series are published, I will add links to the above list to each individual game section.


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Hell breaks loose on the peaceful farm when Rosamma the cow gets cranky. She yells and scolds and rants and raves sending all the other animals into a tizzy. So much so that the farmer is forced to do some quick thinking to solve the problem.
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Actors : Anirudh Mahesh, Shweta Desai, Vinod Ravindran
Photo Credit : Richa Bhavanam
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Ages: 5+
Running time: 60 minutes
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July 28, 2017
Joe started a career in financial services in 1998 when he was 18 years old. During that time, he was very
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The work of America''s 2.6 million registered nurses to save lives, including their own, and to maintain the health of millions of individuals is the focus of this year''s National Nurses Week, celebrated annually May 6-12 throughout the United States.
Using the theme "Nurses: Keeping the Care in Healthcare," the American Nurses Association (ANA) and its 53 constituent associations will highlight the diverse ways in which registered nurses, the largest health care profession, are working to improve health care.
"While they care for us, it is important to ensure that the health of these important care-givers is also protected," Labor Secretary Alexis M. Herman said. "Many nurses and nurses aides face a serious risk of injury themselves as they assist and handle patients.
"I particularly want to thank the American Nurses Association and the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses for their tireless efforts to promote safe and healthy work environments for their members and all workers. They have been at the forefront of identifying and promoting strategies to reduce the risks of many occupational injuries, such as musculoskeletal disorders."
One of ANA''s five core issues is workplace health and safety. Thus, the association is supporting nurses on the picket line who are fighting for the right to appropriate staffing and the right to refuse mandatory overtime, a practice that jeopardizes safety of patients and nurses, said ANA President Mary Foley, MS, RN.
While nurses strive to provide quality patient care, they are constantly exposed to workplace hazards such as needlesticks. ANA''s Safe Needles Save Lives Campaign was designed to secure a safer working environment.
Nurses can participate in ANA''s teleconference on preventing needlesticks from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. EST Friday. For more information, visit Nursing World at www.nursingworld.org.
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First off, just follow his twitter feed @realDonaldTrump (which he still uses daily instead of the official President one) Does that sound like the ramblings of the leader of the free world?
But the real reason I am writing this post today is based on the Time Article that just came out
President Trump spoke with TIME Washington Bureau Chief Michael Scherer on March 22 for a cover story about the way he has handled truth and falsehood in his career.
Here are some of my favorite excerpts from the article
- His answer about the topic of the article- which is about Truth and Falsehoods. If can follow this 1st answer I will give you a prize
Do you want me to give you a quick overview [of the story]?
Yeah, it's a cool story. I mean it's, the concept is right. I predicted a lot of things, Michael. Some things that came to you a little bit later. But, you know, we just rolled out a list. Sweden. I make the statement, everyone goes crazy. The next day they have a massive riot, and death, and problems. Huma [Abedin] and Anthony [Weiner], you know, what I tweeted about that whole deal, and then it turned out he had it, all of Hillary's email on his thing. NATO, obsolete, because it doesn't cover terrorism. They fixed that, and I said that the allies must pay. Nobody knew that they weren't paying. I did. I figured it. Brexit, I was totally right about that. You were over there I think, when I predicted that, right, the day before. Brussels, I said, Brussels is not Brussels. I mean many other things, the election's rigged against Bernie Sanders. We have a lot of things.
2. Talking about his claims regarding Ted Cruz on the campaign trail
But I grant you some of those. But you would agree also that some of the things you have said haven't been true. You say that Ted Cruz's father was with Lee Harvey Oswald.
Well that was in a newspaper. No, no, I like Ted Cruz, he's a friend of mine. But that was in the newspaper. I wasn't, I didn't say that. I was referring to a newspaper. A Ted Cruz article referred to a newspaper story with, had a picture of Ted Cruz, his father, and Lee Harvey Oswald, having breakfast.
That gets close to the heart…
Why do you say that I have to apologize? I'm just quoting the newspaper, just like I quoted the judge the other day, Judge Napolitano, I quoted Judge Napolitano, just like I quoted Bret Baier, I mean Bret Baier mentioned the word wiretap. Now he can now deny it, or whatever he is doing, you know. But I watched Bret Baier, and he used that term. I have a lot of respect for Judge Napolitano, and he said that three sources have told him things that would make me right. I don't know where he has gone with it since then. But I'm quoting highly respected people from highly respected television networks.
But traditionally people in your position in the Oval Office have not said things unless they can verify they are true.
Well, I'm not, well, I think, I'm not saying, I'm quoting, Michael, I'm quoting highly respected people and sources from major television networks.
3. When he was being asked about Sweeden he cut off the question and talked about his cover appearances.
So when you…
And then TIME magazine, which treats me horribly, but obviously I sell, I assume this is going to be a cover too, have I set the record? I guess, right? Covers, nobody's had more covers.
I think Richard Nixon still has you beat. But he was in office for longer, so give yourself time.
Ok good. I'm sure I'll win.
4.When he was asked about credibility of the intelligence agency
But isn't there, it strikes me there is still an issue of credibility. If the intelligence community came out and said, we have determined that so and so is the leaker here, but you are saying to me now, that you don't believe the intelligence community when they say your tweet was wrong.
I'm not saying—no, I'm not blaming. First of all, I put Mike Pompeo in. I put Senator Dan Coats in. These are great people. I think they are great people and they are going to, I have a lot of confidence in them. So hopefully things will straighten out. But I inherited a mess, I inherited a mess in so many ways. I inherited a mess in the Middle East, and a mess with North Korea, I inherited a mess with jobs, despite the statistics, you know, my statistics are even better, but they are not the real statistics because you have millions of people that can't get a job, ok. And I inherited a mess on trade. I mean we have many, you can go up and down the ladder.
But that's the story. Hey look, in the mean time, I guess, I can't be doing so badly, because I'm president, and you're not. You know. Say hello to everybody OK?
So here is my take away. This man is a narcissist who thinks that now he is the President whatever he says or thinks is truth. I can't decide if its because he is mentally ill or a pathological liar, but he is not ok. He will damage our relationships with our closest allies, he will damage our place in the world, and he will damage this country if is allowed to remain as our president.
additionally- during the Time interview, Trump spoke a lot about the Devin Nunes press conference. Here is the problem with that press conference. Devin Nunes is the head of the House Intelligence Committee and he went to Trump and the press before working with his colleagues.
Here is the biggest problem
Nunes, a member of the Trump's transition team executive committee, set off a stunning new political controversy Wednesday when he headed to the White House to personally brief President Donald Trump on the revelations. Despite being advised against doing so, sources said Nunes met with Republican members of the Intelligence Committee before his news conference, but did not share information with the Democrats on the committee.
So now how will we get a true independent investigation? (Article)


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The Oxo Tower always startles me by how far away it is from wherever you are coming from. There it glows, a powerful beacon despite its relatively small size. But as you walk towards it you realise it's not getting nearly close enough. The night I visited the revamped bar, it was an icy, windy night. By the time my guest and I arrived, our hands and noses were frozen off. But what a way to forget frozen joints: the view was and always is the magic of this place, and now the bar is positioned to take full advantage of it, with a funky interior by Shaun Clarkson (think mustard tub chairs and LED lights).
Once past the snooty receptionists, a delightful cocktail list awaits you. We tried the Press Gang – a modern version of the maritime tipple – with rum, ginger liqueur, lime, raspberry, ginger beer and bitters; and the (most unusual) Most Unusual Cucumber Sour, whose celery bitter-infused gin comes with a rather frightening topping of fennel and celery foam. My friend adored it, I hated it. There's plenty more to try: the perfect past-time on a cold or rainy winter's eve. OXO Tower Wharf, Barge House Street, South Bank SE1 9PH
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
VIDEO: Battle Garegga - Chitta - G,557.790 - KET (Ketgarelab)
KET has been absent from his UStream channel for a while and posted on his twitter that he's play more and more at game centers and with friends. Bummer that those of us in the West who watched him often just have to wait, but he is dropping new videos on his youtube channel for us - namely this Chitta G-score clear.
It's an impressive run through and from my understanding is just shy of the current WR with Chitta. Her shot looks more powerful than Gain ABC's shot and the curved homing-ness is interesting to say the least - never played with Chitta - I may have to give it a run or two on the new fixed pcb.
It is interesting tht KET does not milk the third stage boss at all in its last form - he's basically giving up a few hunderd thousand K from what I know. Otherwise its a great run and a pretty interesting one to check out - especially as some of the strategies are different from a Gain or Golden Bat run.
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RENAULT KWID AMTDesigned to raise eyebrows
Designed to raise eyebrows, the KWID's design strategy symbolizes dynamic performance, robust strength and a taste for adventure. Its SUV-inspired stance offers a high driving position and greater visibility, making it ideal for zipping around in urban traffic or roaring down the open highway. It is powered by a brand new, state-of-the-art compact engine with advanced technology for accurate air to fuel ratio monitoring. A knock sensor automatically adjusts spark advance to fuel quality, to help deliver optimised performance.
The car is equipped with a driver side airbag and central locking system. The front disc brakes ensure you're equipped for all weather conditions and road surfaces, while the high mount stop lamp and audible parking brake warning let you be with complete peace of mind all through the journey. The Kwid has state-of-the-art, user-friendly MediaNAV multimedia and navigation system which features a first-in-class seven-inch (18 cm) touchscreen display, complemented by two speakers in the front.
It has an array of colors to choose from red, white, silver, broze and grey.
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Get ready to drive the future – RENAULT QUID AMT
The new Renault KWID AMT features Easy-R Technology – a revolutionary 5-speed AMT. The dash-mounted AMT Dial has three modes – Reverse, Neutral and Drive – and is designed to make driving effortless. An advanced control unit automatically optimises gear shifting in accordance with driving conditions for smooth and regular acceleration. Now enjoy a clutch-free driving experience complemented by enhanced fuel efficiency of 24.04 Km/L.
Renault says it has designed the system in-house, though hardware has come from Bosch and the software to run it from FEV. But the calibration and fine-tuning has been carried out by Renault's engineers. Renault likes to brand the car Easy-R - like it did with the Duster AMT - but is happy to call it AMT anyway, says Sid Patankar on NDTV. The big USP on this car is that Renault has done away with the gearstick and has opted for a rotary dial instead.
The simple dial sits on the central console and has three positions - R (reverse), N (neutral), and D (drive). An innovation Renault decided it wants the car to sport - it does not move even in D, unless there is an accelerator input from the driver. Renault's market research says the creeping function on all AMTs was not popular amongst AMT users. So now you don't have to keep your foot on the brake at say a red light, on the Kwid AMT.
When it comes to safety, there can be no compromises. For added protection, the Renault KWID comes equipped with front seat belt pretensioners & load limiters, a driver side airbag and central locking system. The front disc brakes ensure you're equipped for all weather conditions and road surfaces, while the high mount stop lamp and audible parking brake warning let you be at complete peace of mind all through the journey.
More buyers prefer choosing the easier to drive auto-boxes as compared to a traditional manual. Moreover, the ridiculous amount of traffic in major metros and also due to the fact that the new AMT equipped cars are as fuel-efficient as the manual ones and not a whole lot more expensive to buy either. The Renault Kwid AMT costs 4.25 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and is 30,000 more expensive then the top-end RXT trim on the Kwid 1.0.
The colors range as :
Fiery Red
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Available only on the RxT (O) variant, the Renault Kwid AMT comes at an introductory price of Rs 4.25 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
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Charities newsletter - March 2018
Charity Commission - Funding Update
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Institute of Fundraising and Fundraising Regulator publish "bite size" GDPR guidance for fundraisers
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Thursday, February 04, 2016
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Adobe today announced keynote speakers and luminaries for Adobe Summit, the leading industry event that drives the future of marketing and business transformation through Adobe Marketing Cloud. The five-day conference will explore how digital is disrupting business models across industries and transforming companies to put the customer experience front and center across the entire organization. Leaders from top brands including Cirque de Soleil, McDonald's, Comedy Central, Mattel, and RGB Bank will discuss their companies' laser-focus on digital experiences as content and data become more and more connected. Oscar-award winning actor and director George Clooney, "Silicon Valley" star Thomas Middledich, actor and singer Donny Osmond, and World Champion soccer player Abby Wambach will offer insights into their own personal branding and transformation as their roles evolve in today's digital world.
The conference will take place for the first time in Las Vegas from March 21-24, 2016 and is expected to draw a record-breaking 10,000 industry leaders and inspirational speakers. Among the attendees will be over 750 senior executives of Adobe's 3,500 global partners, which include the 10 largest agencies and the five largest system integrators. In 2015, Adobe received leadership recognition in 15 marketing-related industry analyst reports, reinforcing the company's strong momentum in the competitive digital marketing space. Adobe Marketing Cloud powers 41 trillion transactions annually for major brands across all industry verticals including the ten world's largest media and entertainment, financial services, automotive, wealth management, and telecom companies.
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