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The Biometric Passports Strike Again (Or - Why Do I Have To Type Another Blog Post About Those Stupid Things???)
If you want to travel to the US you apparently need one of my least favourite Travel Documents now. Yes - the US have decided they would like visitors to have Biometric Passports.
Luckily I have absolutely zero intention of ever visiting the US. However, the idea of Biometric Passports still leaves me feeling upset and angry.
On the one hand I can understand why Security Services and Border Agencies would like to have all your personal details contained in one easy microchipped document. On the other hand I find Biometric Passports to be extremely frustrating and time-consuming - both to acquire and use.
Yes - I know I have blogged about Biometric Passports and my problems with them before but I am getting more and more worried about the widespread use of them. This is particularly true when it comes to using them to identify people like me. I have been told I look totally different depending on whether or not I have got my glasses on. Apart from which - there is the obvious fact that I am never seen walking around in public without my glasses on (unless I am cleaning them) for obvious reasons.
Surely it is not beyond the wit of man (especially those who decided it would be a good idea to force all dog owners to get their canines microchipped in case the canines were lost) to come up with an alternative way of collecting and storing data which did not necessitate people like me actually feeling like a fraud when I appear at a Passport Desk due to me having my glasses on my nose in "real life" and not having them on in my Passport photo.
Even better - I wish we could just go back to the old Passports and have another card (or a flash stick) which could hold all the data on us if people really decide it is necessary for them to know everything about us. Personally - I think people should only be told on a strict "need to know" basis. My personal information should be kept private until I choose to share it.
The really scary thing is that I know of companies who insist on knowing your Passport Nr and National Insurance Nr when you apply for a job. Yes - you read that correctly -
when you apply for a job
. As in before they even decide if they wish to interview you - let alone offer you the job. I know this because it happened to me. When I questioned this with the company in question they told me it would save time later. It may save time later but I just felt scared in case they used my data for any purpose other than the one they claimed to need it for. Put it this way - it was a Civilian company (ie, not Police or Government).
I realise this country has something of a minor problem with people working here illegally but - the rate we are going - we are likely to have a much bigger problem with people fraudulently using data accessed as part of the Job Application process. After all - I don't trust Companies to obey the Data Protection Act and destroy my data when they no longer need it. Some of them just sell it on to other companies who will send spam - either through my email accounts, through my letterbox, or by means of unsolicited phone calls from companies I have never previously heard of - never mind dealt with.
It has got to the stage where I feel I am not a human - I am a commodity which is most useful when mined for Data - and I hate it.
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New And Old Don't Mix (Or - Maybe It Is Time To Bring Back The Trams???)
Well - they finally let the public into the redeveloped Haymarket Bus Station in Leicester this weekend. The Open Day they had yesterday was fascinating - they even had a mix of new buses and Heritage buses on the stands.
I must admit there was an added intrigue to the Open Day for me (as well as my escapade at St Margaret's Bus Station today).
If I see anything about Heritage Public Transport in connection with Leicester I immediately think of someone who would definitely not recognise Leicester City Centre as it is now - and who would probably hate the way the Public Transport has become so disjointed.
I was educated about that self-same person yesterday at the "Heritage Bus" stand. To be perfectly honest - I am not sure if I have ever met him but I heard a lot about Lancelot Frank Watkinson from my Grandma. In fact - she was the one who originally told me he had worked for the Transport Department of Leicester Corporation (as it was then). She would have known that - being his niece.
I am not sure if I mentioned this elsewhere on my blog but Lance Watkinson was pictured at the decommissioning of the last tram in Leicester. (After the past couple of days I really think we need to either bring back the trams or create some sort of Underground system.).
The redeveloped Haymarket Bus Station is one of the best bus stations I have ever visited. I must admit that I was worried about the amount of glass in the place but the sun didn't appear to be as much of a problem as I thought it would be.
I will start with the good points about the bus station.
It is definitely more spacious than it looks on the outside although it is nowhere near as big as St Margaret's Bus Station (even though I think it actually has more stands). It is well lit - apart from the toilets.
Most of the signs and electronic displays were easy to read. I wonder if St Margaret's Bus Station could swap their confusing board (theoretically) showing when all the buses are due at which stand for one like the Haymarket Bus Station has now got. The Haymarket one is just one long screen with an unbroken list of buses - whereas the one at St Margaret's Bus Station has got two lists side by side with what appears to be smaller font.
In fact - as far as the electronic signage goes - I only have one complaint. There are three screens at the Haymarket Bus Station (as well as one in the waiting room at St Margaret's Bus Station) which are completely hopeless as far as I am concerned. They have too much information on in a font that I need a magnifying glass to read - even when they are at eye level to me - with unnecessary logos for the different bus companies which serve both Bus Stations.
Ah - yes - both bus stations. Put it this way - we now have one train station and two "proper" bus stations which apparently have nothing to visibly connect them to each other.
What is worse is - the Railway Station is on one side of the City Centre and all the the major "Collection Points" for the buses are on the other side of the City Centre (Humberstone Gate, Belgrave Gate, Haymarket Bus Station, and St Margaret's Bus Station). If you are not a native of Leicester you will not realise there is a bus layby outside the Railway Station for buses heading towards the Bus Stations.
The thing with made me think that Mr Watkinson would hate the disjointedness of the Public Transport system in Leicester was my trip to St Margaret's Bus Station today. More to the point - my trip home from there.
I admit it is only a short walk between the Haymarket Bus Station and St Margaret's Bus Station. However, I think they have missed a trick by not having a dedicated bus directly linking both Bus Stations with the Railway Station. Especially seeing as they moved the outbound bus stops on Charles Street away from the entrance to the Haymarket Bus Station (there is no longer a bus stop outside Wilko's on Charles St for example). I heard a rumour that there should be some way of getting off an inbound 84 (for example) very close to the Haymarket Bus Station to link up with the buses which serve that Bus Station. The buses which call at Haymarket Bus Station terminate there - and the buses which call at St Margaret's Bus Station terminate there (and never the twin shall meet).
However, I have to admit to being shocked at the state of St Margaret's Bus Station. The stands cannot decide if they are supposed to be numbered or lettered. The bus I arrived at St Margaret's Bus Station dropped the passengers off outside the side of the Bus Station - due to the driver apparently being told to do that - whereas other buses were letting passengers off in the bays. If the driver whose bus I travelled to St Margaret's Bus Station was actually correct I predict either a major bus jam - as the buses all try to drop their passengers off at the same stop at the same time - or someone getting seriously injured or killed by a bus.
What is - in a way - worse is that the old layout of Charles Street near Haymarket Bus Station appears to suit that bus station more than the new "accident waiting to happen" layout - especially when you think the buses pulling out of the Haymarket Bus Station will merge with the traffic heading for St Margaret's Bus Station - and some buses may have to cross the traffic. Yes - I know that the Haymarket Bus Station almost empties directly onto a roundabout but - still - I am half-expecting a crash between buses coming out of the Haymarket Bus Station and the ones going past it on their way to either St Margaret's Bus Station or Belgrave Gate.
All in all - the design of the Haymarket Bus Station is very good but the new layout of the road is rather worrying. The lack of any clear connection between the Haymarket Bus Station and St Margaret's Bus Station does not suggest to me that the needs of passengers have really been thought through.
We need a proper - cohesive - public transport strategy for Leicester putting into place which connects all the major hubs where the Public are likely to visit.
We also need some way of arranging the Public Transport so that the public do not have to rely on their cars (for example - a Sunday evening Home Match at the King Power Stadium will finish after the last bus has travelled either into or out of Leicester on the Aylestone Road).
The really annoying thing is knowing there are posters in the Leicester Royal Infirmary encouraging visitors to use Pubic Transport to get there - but no Bus Service to get to or from the Hospital either on a Sunday evening or late at night. As for buses going past the Main Entrance of a hospital - Leicester General and Glenfield Hospital both have bus stops virtually outside the Main Entrance. The Leicester Royal Infirmary doesn't. Not only that but the bus stops heading into the City Centre are the easiest ones to find. If you want a bus stop heading for the Southern side of the county you have to cross over two roads (head for Leicester Prison) to find it.
I am hoping for the Royal Infirmary to have bus stops where the Accident and Emergency entrance is now (when the new Accident and Emergency is open). I very much doubt that will happen somehow.
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We Need To Be Tough On Alcohol And Tough On THe Consequences Of Alcohol! (Or - I Thought It Was Illega???)l To Serve The Obviously Drunk
I feel I need to apologise to you. I was planning on blogging last night but - to be totally honest - I was in no fit state to blog. No - this wasn't because I was "under the influence of alcohol" myself. Instead it was because I had had a very close encounter with someone who was. Luckily this character was non-violent but the last encounter I had with someone who was either drunk or high on drugs turned extremely violent (not towards me) and left me scared stiff.
The English have got what I consider to be a very strange attitude to alcohol. Not only do they use it to celebrate and commiserate, some of them just seem not to be able to have "fun" without first consuming at least a gallon of the stuff. Then they appear to blame alcohol when things go wrong and start getting out of hand.
Leaving aside the "psychology" behind the excessive consumption of alcohol (after all - there are Brainiacs who are more qualified than me to discuss that subject) for a minute - I want to talk about what I think should be done to protect the innocent people from the after-effects of alcohol. As in the violence and feeling intimidated in the presence of a drunk person.
Some of you will know that I live next door to a Pub. What you won't know is that there are some occassions when I try not to leave the house as a result of this.
I could have sworn there was a law which made it illegal to serve alcohol to someone who is already obviously drunk??? I know there are laws against being "Drunk and Disorderly" in public.
Let's face it - you can get as drunk as you like within the confines of your own home and there is nothing anybody can do about it. However, getting drunk in a public place is a completely different story.
In an ideal world there would be a much larger Police Service with Officers to spare for things like travelling on late night buses (or even travelling on buses and other Public Transport full stop - day and night). It has got past the stage where Conductors would have been able to throw drunk people off buses and trains.
Why am I writing about this???
Because it has now got to the stage where I am almost scared to get on a bus at night - due to some moronic idiots who don't know when they have had enough drink or drugs.
Seeing people "kick off" (for whatever reason) on a bus is not at all pleasant even if you are "fully fit and able" (as in "able to escape easily"). Trust me - it is worse if you are like me.
Of course there are other cases where humans who are under the influence of alcohol can cause serious damage to people and property. (I am still wondering why Pubs have car parks - that is an invitation to "Drink and Drive" surely???)
Don't get me wrong - I am not in favour of banning alcohol (not unless I have been scared stiff by a drunk human, that is) - although we need to dosomething to curb the epidemic of excessive alcohol consumption.
We could start with Landlords and other people who sell alcohol being made aware of their legal responsibilities. The ironic thing is I have seen shop staff behind the tills wearing badges (as well as seeing posters) informing me that "if you look under 25 we will ask you for proof of age". Why not check the soberness of someone - or even question them when they wheel a trolley to the tills which has got more than one of those 18 can boxes of lager or beer in it???
There is something which has yet to be tried over here - at least as far as alcohol is concerned. If you walk into any shop selling paracetamol or aspirin you are only allowed to purchase a small amount in case you decide to overdose on them. Maybe the same rule should be applied to alcohol??? (We could start by using the old "Duty Free" limits which I remember from my trips to Holland in the past - and slowly reduce them.)
We could also (and I really wish this was allowed) ban people who are obviously intoxicated or high on drugs from Public Transport - force them to get a taxi home.
All this might seem a bit over the top to you. However, I am sick and tired of being made to feel uncomfortable (to the point of being scared stiff and wondering if I will get home in one piece) by idiots who don't know when they have had too much alcohol.
(I have just had a thought - Remember the Government tried to ban all sorts of "mind-altering" substances like "poppers", etc??? Well, if alcohol doesn't alter the mind I don't know what does!!!)
The funny thing is - I don't want to go back to having set opening and closing times for Pubs. I think this will just make the problem worse again for those of us who live next door to them. (I remember when I used to come and stay in this house with my Grandparents when I was younger - I used to be petrified if I woke up around closing time at night. I used to sleep in what is now my office.)
Children should be taught about the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption (both to themselves and others) whilst they are at school. If we educate the young - hopefully they will grow up to be responsible adults.
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Getting Rid of Antisemitism Might Be More Difficult Than People Think! (Or - Are We Going To Outlaw Christianity???)
I have been reading the news with interest when it comes to the debate about Antisemitism in politics and Public Life. There is a side to that particular debate which the Media Commentators seem to want to sweep under the carpet.
I attend a place of worship (and belong to a religion) where I can guarantee there is one symbol which a Jew will consider Antisemitic. This is because I read an article written by a Jew where they discussed the fact the Cross (or Crucifix) was used as a form of persecution against them by the Romans at the time when Jesus lived. In fact, the sign above Jesus' head when He was crucified read "King of the Jews".
There are very few Christian churches where there is not at least one Cross on display.
So - if people really want to wipe out Antisemitism in all its forms may I suggest they start with not only severing the link between the State and the Church of England but by banning Christianity all together???
I respect everybody's right to whichever religion they choose to believe in - I also respect everybody's right not to believe in any religion at all.
I realise there are difficulties around the language used on the subject of religion. Take - for example - the term "Religious Extremist". I know some people who I would consider to come into that category but - to my knowledge - they haven't murdered anyone for not believing the same as them (they attend church twice every Sunday and try to convert people by preaching at them).
We are lucky enough to have "Freedom of Belief" as well as "Freedom of Speech". However, the trouble starts when people believe that the latter outweighs the former. When I say "the trouble starts" I mean that wars have erupted through people trying to convert people or deny them their right to practice their religion in peace and safety.
We just need to practice the religion of "respecting each other's beliefs".
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Hello - My Name Is Ineke And I Am An Oddball And A Misfit! (Or - Who Decides What Is Normal Anyway???)
There are times when I just feel like my name should be the "internationally recognised signal" for impending doom. I can pretty much guarantee that I will do or say something which people will consider to be "odd" or "unusual". Sometimes my mere presence has been known to cause people's brains to explode.
It is funny how you don't realise you are not like everybody else until you are forced to. It is even stranger when you realise that it is everybody else who forces you to recognise the fact almost against your will.
Forget the differences between men and women for a minute. The differences I am talking about have caused me problems with both genders (and - as I will go into a bit later - have made me wish to swap genders at times).
Let's start with the one thing which will mark me out as different to one group of people yet allow me to blend into the background with another group of people - my name.
If you want a solid reason why I feel more Dutch than English (as well as more at home in Rotterdam than Leicester) try the five lettered label I answer to. To English people "Ineke" is something of an exotic name (to the point where some people cannot decide if it is Japanese, Swedish, or South African). If I hear my name in Holland I am one of a large group of "Ineke's".
The other most obvious thing is that I wear glasses due to a sight problem. I actually discovered how bad my sight was compared to everybody else's when I was at Primary School - I was on a climbing frame at the time. Don't worry - I had my glasses on at the time. What happened was - I had seen one of the older boys go through the middle of the climbing frame from one side to the other using just their hands. When I tried it for myself I failed and fell off it (it wouldn't be the last time I fell off it either).
This is probably going to sound crazy but even now I cannot get used to how bad my sight is - especially when it lets me down by preventing me from doing something which (chances are) you would be able to do without thinking about it. I have had seriously bad vision all my life and I still find new ways for it to put the brakes on my plans if I let it.
The most hurtful difference is the one I keep covered up (literally). I know I complain about my sight a bit too often for some people's liking but my sight is easy to deal with compared to something which caused someone to point at me and say "Ugh - what's that?". If only because I later came to realise that it wasn't just one girl of approximately 11 years old who had that opinion - it was actually life in general and particularly "fashion".
For those of you who don't know - I had a hole in my heart when I was born. To say the operations to repair it left me with a small amount of scarring is an understatement. If I wear anything remotely "low cut" you can see the top of one scar at the top of my breastbone. (The surgeon who stitched me back together obviously failed the sewing and embroidery part of their "Home Economics" O Level - even if they did do me the favour of leaving me with a visible "Heart Rate Monitor" at the bottom of the longest scar. The bit near the bottom moves up and down with my pulse.) Couple that with my two "Drill Holes" which form a triangle with my tummy button and you may realise why I have never worn cropped tops. You might imagine that when I was growing up there were times I seriously wished I had been born a boy as a result of that. You may be surprised that I sometimes feel the same way even now - especially when I see models and good-looking women wearing dresses I haven't got a hope in Hell of wearing (usually because they have got cutouts in places where you could say I have got "cutouts" on my body).
There is too much pressure on people to be the same as everybody else. There are also too many definitions of "normal" for my liking. What may be "normal" for you may not be so for me - and that is before we get on to the different version of "Normal" that people have attempted to apply to me over the years. (I mean the one which is approximately two stages behind everybody else as far as ability and mental capacity are concerned.)
There is no such thing as a "Normal" person. There is - however - such a thing as a "Socially Acceptable" person. These people are the ones who have been "trained" and learned all the rules and regulations of acceptable behaviour in "Polite Society", they may even follow the latest trends in their personal habits.
We need to get out of the rut of thinking of certain groups of people as in some way "abnormal" when they cannot obey the "Social ettiquette" - be it through not being able to wear the same clothes, eat the same foods, or even, hide their disabilities to match up with what we find acceptable and palatable.
I remember getting extremely frustrated with someone as a result of them projecting their ideas about how I would react to something on me. What frustrated me the most about it was the fact that they were unintentionally doing the exact thing they claimed to want to avoid merely by how they were treating me during our discussions. Let's just say - if you want to hurt or upset me greatly - simply try treating me like an idiot and tell me how you think I am going to feel about something based on your experiences with other people. (As my Glaswegian friend would say "this is not recommended for medicinal purposes".)
My favourite saying is a Dutch one - "Doe maar gewoon want dan ben je gek genoeg" (or - "Just be yourself because you are crazy enough").
I really hope that some day the population of the planet will allow everybody to be themselves without fear of judgement. Then we will have a true representation of "Normal" because it will be as you want it to be.
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Memories And First Impressions (Or - In The Beginning...)
This blog post was inspired by a conversation I had today with a group of people who are a lot older than me. I find this bunch fascinating when they talk about things they remember from before I was born. (This was actually put to me as an exercise for the group but I decided to share it with you lot instead.
My very first memory is of the tread pattern of a bus tyre. I cannot remember how I got such an up close and personal view of it. However, I do remember it was attached to the bus at the time.
The first furniture I can remember. Now - I have a confession to make here. This furniture is still in existence - it is in a different country from where I first saw it though.
The first furniture I remember seeing is currently in two different rooms in my Dad's house but it was all in one room in the flat where I originally saw it. It is also my favourite furniture of all the items in both my house and my Dad's house.
My Oma had a brown leather three piece suite with a settee I can lay flat on and still have room for someone else to sit near my feet. I get the feeling that suite predates me - if only because I have seen photos of me and my parents all sitting on it when I was very small.
My first memories of going to Holland. Ooh - this is good. I have two which do not involve being virtually held hostage in a cabin during the sailing. The first one being going to collect the keys of one of my Dad's cars from the Purser's office before we left the boat. (Yes - I predate Roll On Roll Off Ferries - just.) The other one I have blogged about before with the tram lines outside Rotterdam Central Station and the coloured lights.
The first time I realised that not everybody's parents speak to each other in two different "dialects" at the same time (also the first time I realised my Mum wasn't English). I have a boy called Graham Foxon to thank for this one. I was at Primary School when he asked me about "Hollandish". In order for that to make any kind of sense you have to realise that I was so used to my parents speaking a mix of English and Dutch that - to me at least - Dutch was not unlike broad Glaswegian. As in a version of English which is not understood by English people (especially when spoken at "Glaswegian speed"). You also have to take into consideration my earlier comment about being "virtually held hostage in a cabin" during my earliest trips to Holland. I think I got one walk around the boat before we set sail and then I was trapped in the cabin until just before the boat docked. This meant that (apart from the different colour of number plates to the cars) I didn't really notice much difference between the two countries. It was only later that I came to realise that the Dutch drive (or should that read "fly"?) on the righthand side of the road.
They are just a few of my "First Memories".
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"It's Rude To Stare" (Or -An Exercise From Scribbles)
We haven't had anything I wrote whilst I was at "Scribbles" (the Creative Writing Group I attend) for quite some time. So I decided to remedy that today. I must admit I am pretty pleased with how this turned out from just being given a three word phrase to inspire our writing.
It's rude to stare. There is something I find slightly ruder though - not offering to help the victim of your stares. Or even causing them to do the reason you are staring in the first place. (Obviously, there are certain things which cause people to star which are not the fault of another person.)
Allow me to explain.
There are certain things I do which I know will attract comment and criticism from ignorant members of society - heading for the nearest gently sloping surface if I want to descend a level (in the abscence of lifts or escalators) for example.
But my least favourite game is "Guess the exact reading age of the person who has just asked you to read the sign helpfully parked behind you". Especially if there is an obstruction between yourslf and the other person (usually this takes the form of a counter or other immovable object).
It has got to the stage where I have got two cafes in Leicester which I visit because I know the staff are kind and helpful.
Me asking a stranger to read something out is
my way of inviting the kind of stare which suggests I must be totally illiterate. Instead it
my way of advising them that I intend to make some kind of purchase in the establishment I am in.
The fact that this apparently "illiterate" person can advise them to leave my presence (politely) in more than one language may come as a shock to their systems. I doubt it is as big a shock to their systems as their illegal stares are to mine.
Yes - I did say "illegal" because being stared at is not only rude but it can also make me feel uncomfortable enough to leave their premises - and that is illegal under the "Equalities Act".
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Every May our office sees an increase in the number of phone calls from parents of high-school-aged children concerned because they have suddenly developed "TMJ" (or more appropriately TMD or temporomandibular disorders). They want to come and see me (an orthodontist) assuming the joint symptoms are directly related to their bite. What is the real relationship between the temporomandibular disorders and orthodontics? Following a landmark lawsuit in 1987 where a Michigan patient received a legal judgment against her orthodontist for giving her "TMJ," hundreds of studies and millions of dollars have been spent by the scientific community to find if…Read More >
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Joint noises, or noises that arise in the temporomandibular joints, can take several different forms. Some patients describe popping or clicking. Other describe hearing grinding as they open and close their mouths. No matter how they are described, joint sounds are common and can occur before, during, orthodontic treatment. Do braces or aligners cause joint sounds and can they cure them? Do joint disorders begin as noises and eventually progress to pain? Jaw joint issues can involve muscles, ligaments, tendons, and/or the cartilages associated with the joints. Many times these problems are due to the anatomy of the patient's joints.…Read More >


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Title: Killer On The Road
Series: The Newfoundland Vampire
Author: Charles O'Keefe
Genre: Horror / Paranormal / Romance / Vampire
Publisher: Penumbra Publishing
Formats Available In: All eBook formats and Print
Release Date: January, 2011
Blurb: Joseph O'Reily is still adjusting to the lifestyle and the dangers that come with being a new vampire. He and Cassandra recently fought to the death with Cassandra's estranged husband John Snow, and now Joseph has experienced his first ménage a trios, as only a vampire can. As if all of this was not complicated enough, he and Cassandra have been tasked with hunting down and killing a rogue vampire, Donald Rathmore.
Another of John Snow's creations, Donald is an evil misogynistic killer in his own right. Donald has no interest in avenging his creator's death, but killing Cassandra is at the top of his list.
While Donald continues his murderous spree, Joseph and Cassandra always seem to be one step behind him. The chase is further complicated as they encounter other vampires and learn more about the mysterious nature of the Vampire Council and the coming war between good and evil.
Joseph is only now beginning to trust Cassandra, and this trust will be shaken when he discovers she has even more secrets than he imagined. Her idea of justice and morality is at complete odds with his own. Despite all his powers and growing skill, Joseph is tested physically as a vampire and emotionally by Cassandra. This time the answers and challenges may be too much for the young vampire to handle.
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Charles O'Keefe lives in the beautiful province of Newfoundland, Canada, with his wife and two feline 'children,' Jude and Esther. He works as an I.T. support guy and enjoys many hobbies and activities that include writing, reading, watching fantasy/science-fiction movies and television shows, gaming, poker, walking, acting, martial arts and of course fantasizing about vampires.
He currently has two novels out, books 1 and 2 of "The Newfoundland Vampire" series.
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Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, August 28: Singapore and the Philippines took a closer step towards the Omega Mission Hills World Cup after Friday's fourball but the third and final slot in the Asian Qualifier was poised for a slugfest with four teams in the hunt.
Mardan Mamat and Lam Chih Bing, chasing their fourth World Cup appearance, showed their class with a nine-under-par 62 at Seri Selangor Golf Club to propel Singapore to the top of the leaderboard for the first time this week.
The Filipino combination of Mars Pucay and Angelo Que shot a 66 to fall one shot back of the new leaders but they have a seven-shot cushion from Malaysia's Danny Chia and Iain Steel, Hong Kong's David Freeman and Wong Woon Man and the Myanmar team of Zaw Moe and Soe Kyaw.
The home nation fought their way back into the World Cup reckoning with a 65, a score matched by Zaw and Soe. The unheralded Freeman and Wong, both chasing a dream World Cup appearance, was disappointed with their 67.
Pakistan's Muhammad Shabbir and Muhammad Munir also carded a 65 to stay one shot behind the three teams and set up a nerve-jangling finish tomorrow.
Lam, winner of the Volvo Masters of Asia on the Asian Tour last season, tipped his cap to Mardan, who contributed seven birdies including a long range effort at the 18th hole which gave them a 16-under-par 197 total.
"All I had to do today was sit back, relax and watch my partner perform. He was awesome," said Lam. "But it's a four day tournament, not a three day tournament. We still have to go out tomorrow to get the job done."
Mardan, a two-time winner in Asia, said: "Both of us played well. We came here to finish in the top three and we are playing very well so far. We'll have to keep our momentum going. We have played together for so long and we are comfortable with each other. Being relaxed out there helps a lot.
"On the last hole, my partner hit it to one foot from the bunker and there was no pressure on me. I just picked out a line and rolled it in. It was quite a long putt."
Pucay and Que, top-10 at last year's World Cup in China, started with a bogey on the second hole but bounced back on the inward nine, coming home in 31 despite a second dropped shot at the challenging 18th hole.
"All in all, we are happy especially coming into the last few holes where we birdied four of the seven holes which was good except for the bogey on the last," said Que, a two-time Asian Tour winner.
"We are happy with a seven shot cushion over third place. If we keep playing how we are playing, we will be okay for tomorrow. We won't think about protecting our score (in the final round foursomes) but will stick to our game plan which is to hit fairways and greens and try to two-putt at every hole."
The Malaysians, chasing a first World Cup appearance in eight years, needed a huge par putt save from Steel at the last hole to stay in tied third place. "It was pretty big so that we can play in the second last group," said Steel, who is trying to make his first World Cup appearance in five attempts.
Chia said: "We're happy with what we shot as it put us in a good position. We are not striking the ball that well but hopefully we can play better tomorrow."
The unheralded Hong Kong team kept up their dream run but Freeman was disappointed they did not capitalize on their numerous birdie chances. "It was a little bit disappointing as we left way too many shots on the golf course. Realistically, we could have been eight or nine under but didn't make any putts. I had 13 or 14 chances from decent range but made only one. But Wong made a big par save for us at the last which could make a big difference tomorrow."
Wong, last year's Hong Kong PGA number one, said his partner, who plies his trade as a teaching professional, carried the team in the better ball format. "I didn't play well but David kept us in the hunt. He's playing better as the week goes on. It'll be great if we can qualify for the World Cup but we'll take it one step at a time."
Zaw is also chasing for a first World Cup appearance and reckons that an under-par round the tougher alternate shot format on Saturday will get them to China. "We played well except for a few mistakes but overall our game was good. The Philippines and Singapore seem to be running away with the top two positions so we will have to fight for the final slot," said Zaw.
Third round scores
197 - Singapore (LAM Chih Bing, Mardan MAMAT) 64-71-62
198 - Philippines Mars PUCAY, Angelo QUE) 60-72-66
205 - Malaysia (Danny CHIA, Iain STEEL) 66-74-65, Hong Kong (David FREEMAN, WONG Woon Man) 66-72-67, Myanmar (Zaw MOE, Soe Kyaw NAING) 67-73-65
206 - Pakistan (Muhammad SHABBIR, Muhammad MUNIR) 68-73-65
212 - Bangladesh (Milon AHMED, Siddikur RAHMAN) 69-74-69
215 - Sri Lanka (Lalith KUMARA, Anura ROHANA) 70-77-68
218 - Indonesia (Maan NASIM, SARMILIH) 69-77-72
219 - Nigeria (Christian UTUBOR, Edet UMOH) 70-80-69
228 - Brunei (Faiz DAMIT, Pengiran HASSANAL) 74-77-77
230 - Ghana (Theophilus KODJO, Emos KORBLAH) 74-81,-75
240 - Mauritius (Rajesh MOHUN, Jocelyn SAVRIMOOTOO) 77-89-74
241 - Nepal (Ramesh NAGARKOTI, Pashupati SHARMA) 82-84-75
Note: The first and third rounds will use the fourball format while the second and final rounds will use the foursomes format.
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Brighton's number one WWII themed surf outfit were the support for Los Fantasticos at The Prince Albert in Brighton, on this late summer evening in September.
I say WWII themed because they have been known to don RAF fatigues for their shows, tonight they mount the stage with blackshirts, pink ties and false moustaches- dapper.
Steve, Kerry and Dills play sax fronted instrumental surf, with a bit of b-movie dialogue thrown in for good measure. I'd like to think they hover within a triangle whose points are populated by Link Wray, Dick Dale and Jack Nitzsche. Their sets can be frenetic, moody or a mixture of both- tonight is the latter, perhaps leading more to the slower, moody side- and it's good, very good. There are a few issues with Dills counting- but he's a Palace fan so that's quite normal (to be fair it was probably a faulty click track in his ear). What he does do very well is hit those skins, and the sound system in The Albert is very clear and crisp, and the snare especially sounds fantastic. Kerry's sax adds a different dimension, and it's rasp really cuts through. Steve's guitar looks and sounds gorgeous- whether he be plucking the strings in that high pitched surf style, or thrashing them for a wall of sound, it sounds the part- Riffs, yeah? Can you dig it?
I've seen the band a few times over the years, and the selection tonight is made up of some old classics, mixed in with some new material- every track receives a good cheer from the assembled crowd, and each track has that instant hit of good songwriting.
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East meets West
Spanish/East Asian fusion restaurant Senor Buddha finally opened and Sam Harrington-Lowe went to find out how pan-continental relations are doing
Opening a new restaurant is always fraught with challenges, and Senor Buddha has certainly had its fair share of those along the way; tussling mostly with building work-related aggro before finally throwing its doors open to a ready public.
Having to move the launch night not once but twice might have daunted less tenacious teams but the driving force behind Senor Buddha, Lee Shipley, doesn't daunt easily. And so the restaurant is up and running, open for business, and on the night we went in – only a week after it actually opened the doors – already doing a roaring trade.
Here at Title we've had an established relationship with Lee for a while, watching him grow the business and a dedicated following for the food and the ethos from early pop up restaurants to this – first of many, apparently – permanent unit in Brighton.
The concept behind the food, with its fusion of Mediterranean Spanish and East Asian, is an unusual blend, and for those who haven't tried it, it's a wild journey of taste, with occasional flashes of pure genius.
The creation of tapas plates that blend items such as sashimi and Iberico ham, or mutton slow roasted on the bone in coconut milk and Thai spices represents a composite of two very different cuisines, and there are times when you think it shouldn't work. But it does.
Having a permanent home means that Lee has not only been able to work on perfecting the dishes, most of which are now prepared (and even improved, he gruffly admits, by head chef Alma) but also on sourcing wines to match them exactly, and regular supplies of authentic ingredients from the Ibizan coffee – which is superb – to the genuine Padron peppers he has flown over. "Come on down and try some of the wines with the dishes!" he encouraged. Did we need asking twice? Is the Pope a funny guy in a dress?
As with all tapas experiences, by the end of the night there had been so many parties in our mouths that it's hard to keep track of it, particularly at the rate Lee was pouring the wine. It was awful, honestly. What a terrible way to spend a Saturday night. But the wines Lee has chosen to go with each dish work perfectly. It's a gift, matching wine and food, particularly when the food has no benchmark or pedigree to balance against, and chefs don't always get it right. But from the sparkling opener, through the burgundies and finally on to stuff like the orange zest liqueur, it all worked.
The restaurant is small and perfectly-formed, and Lee says it's fallen into two natural sittings in the evenings, with British people coming in early and then the Spanish clientele rolling in much later to eat.
His enthusiasm for the restaurant is infectious and we found ourselves sitting up at the bar, joining in with other diners, all trying different drinks and dishes. It's actually one of my favourite, and one of the most social ways to eat. It's also extremely competitively priced.
Senor Buddha is a little gem. Go, and try lots of different flavours. Our total favourites were the Oxtail Spring Rolls and we adored the Duck Confit, and the Scallops and Morcilla – but one of the most stunning things I've ever eaten is the Tuna Tartare with Iberico Ham and avocado/wasabi puree.
It's all fresh and flavoursome and fish saucey and I would eat it every day by the bucket-load if I could. An inspired dish. And it's a fiver! I eat out a lot and I can tell you, that's an absolute steal, seriously. It just shows you how overpriced some stuff is.
You can see the full list of food on their website, but we went for…
Basted for 24 hours in dry spiced rub & soy sauce cooked on the bone in coconut mil
Slow cooked in Sherry & Thai spices then breaded and deep fried
Served with a Sherry & Hoisin poached plum sauce and spring onion purée
Our take on the Spanish classic Rabo Del Toro
Served on coconut & cauliflower puree
Slow cooked in red wine & Thai spices served with coriander aioli & squid ink caviar
Served with an avocado & wasabi puree
Served with water cress physalis, drizzled with a miso and lime dressing
We did then finish up with a trio of ice creams which Lee's been working with Boho Gelato on, and I really wish I could remember what they were, because they were all absolutely lovely, I know that. But Lee's hospitality was only matched by his excitement and enthusiasm for pouring wine, and the memory gets a bit hazy at this point. I guess I'll just have to go back and try them again.
Enjoy Senor Buddha. Eat, drink and be merry. Just watch those bar stools….
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Going through the territories of Valle Camonica and Val di Scalve means to discover the values and the historic-cultural traditions tied to mountain agriculture, in fact there are important agricultural excellences that go along with the variety of typical agricultural food products – from the wine to the extra virgin oil, from the cow and goat cheeses to the cold cuts, from the honey to the chestnuts, from the cereals to the potatoes, from fruit growing to fish breeding – which gave life to the brand of the area Flavours of Valle Camonica.
Flavours of Valle Camonica is in fact the brand of the area which distinguishes all the agricultural food productions of the territory, warranting that all the productive line, from the raw matter to the final product, occurs in the Valley according to traditional methods.
The traditional agricultural and food products are numerous and distributed all over the territory: from the wine to the olive oil produced in the valley bottom, to the mountain pasture cheeses in the highest shepherds' huts located at over 2,000 metres elevation.
In this broad and diversified territory, both in the still unblemished villages and in the open country, many independent farmers have created tourist farmhouses ready to offer country hospitality and genuine products which make up the basis of the local cuisine, offering the visitors a holiday marked by flavour and relax and guiding them in a really unforgettable itinerary of flavours and scents.
The wine-and-food itineraries promoted by the Valle Camonica Val di Scalve Gal are enjoyable also by car, along ordinary roads but, if trodden on foot or on a bicycle, they allow you to taste at best the beauties and the partial views of the territory taking you beyond the main routes and the best known areas contributing to the enhancement of the particular aspects of the territory not only at an environmental level but also in terms of farm food and in the historical-cultural and religious fields.


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Sarah was not an average student, at least academically speaking. Her friends thought she was a bit weird because she could not swim and puberty had struck her a bit earlier than expected. In her class, it was rare to find her outside the top five positions, but never number one. No matter how hard she tried, she just could not get to be number one, and it was not because any particular person was number one all the time; it was almost like there was a monkey with "uchawi" dancing on her luck.
So her Kiswahili teacher, Mr. Oloo called her to his office one day and asked her, "Sarah, what's wrong? We all know that you are capable of being index one when your turn to represent our school in KCPE reaches. What is stopping you from being number one?" He was really concerned about her stagnation. It seemed like the teachers already chose her as their index one despite her only being in class seven.
"Sit down here, let's look at your past report forms."
Sarah sat uncomfortably, but she already knew what the problem was as she fidgeted in her seat and played with her fingers beneath the chair where Mr. Oloo could not see them.
"So, here you have straight 90s in Mathematics and English, then you have 80s in Social Studies and CRE as well as Kiswahili and then we have Science here where you are just not on the map?! What's going on?" Mr. Oloo asked, very surprised.
"Well teacher… it's just that… that I don't think I'm very good at Science" Sarah responded nervously.
"Who told you that?" asked Mr. Oloo.
"No one, it's just that I do not understand it and I always fail so I just stopped trying."
"Have you ever gone to Mrs. Ng'eno for tuition?" asked the teacher again.
"Yes I have. My mother made me start tuition but it hasn't helped me so much. I just improved a little. I'm just not good in Science teacher." said Sarah sadly.
This happens to so many of us often; we decide we are not good at something even before we give ourselves a chance to explore it as far as we can. Sarah had already decided she was bad at Science just because it had given her poor results a few times, and had closed her mind off to the possibility of being good at it ever again and by extension, she had closed herself off to being index one.
Sarah has what we call a fixed mindset rather than a growth mindset. The difference between the two is that someone with a fixed mindset is focused on challenges rather than chances to grow, gives up easily and sees the efforts they put into achieving something as useless. Someone with a growth mindset sees challenges as opportunities to grow, sees effort as a way to becoming better and finds lessons and inspiration in the success of others.
Sometimes our friends limit us, our parents limit us, our teachers even limit us by things they do; but we are not really in trouble when that happens because you can choose to overcome it and prove them wrong. We get into trouble when we limit ourselves, because we are all we have. Any time we decide that "You know what? I can't do this." is when we are really in trouble. Sarah could not become number one because her Science grades pulled her marks down and someone always found a way to overtake her because of that. Even the tuition could not help because no matter how hard someone else tries to help you, when you've decided you do not even want to help yourself, then you will still fail. You have to overcome the fixed mindset so that you can accept others' help.
One thing that can help you overcome a serious setback to achievement is replacing "never" with "not yet." So for example, Sarah could say that "I have NOT YET been able to pass Science" instead of "I will never pass Science." The difference is that one shows that you are one day planning to, and the other makes sure you will never pass Science.
To cut the long story short, Sarah actually became index one and went on to love Chemistry in high school, but she really did not enjoy Physics. That was actually the part of Science that had been dragging her down in Class Seven. The truth is that if you read this, and you get inspired for three days and then you run out of steam, then you were just reading it with a fixed mind. This is something you have to live by persevering through setbacks, stretching yourself and deciding to practice and keep on practicing what you know you are not good at even if you do not enjoy it so much. Keep on growing.
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Samsung's TouchWiz software for tablets such as Galaxy Tab 2 or Galaxy includes a Mini Apps Tray which docks at the bottom of the screen. The tray provides access to applications such as Calculator, Messaging, Music Player using a small arrow present in the center of Bottom Bar. Access to Mini Apps Tray might not be desirable when trying to achieve complete lockdown of devices for enterprise or business purposes. Samsung does not provide an option to hide or disable the Mini Apps Tray however it can be achieved using SureLock.
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I try to click on the "hide/remove the bottom bar". It works, but I had to put a system code, so when the user launch an application he had to know it. So it's not great.
What is the possibility to hide/remove the bottom bar (status bar), without enable the system code? And without rooted the tablet?
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Please use SureLock for Samsung to avoid the behavior that you are seeing.
Please use SureLock for Samsung devices to hide/disable the bottom bar on the Samsung Galaxy Tablets.
Hello Panshul,
Nice app you have. Just curious if my device is not rooted, is it possible for me to hide/ remove the bottom bar?
Would you mind to share how you hide the bottom bar?
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Time travel
Space travel and time travel are connected. According to Einstein, we can travel fast into space only by traveling near the speed of light. In this case, the crew of a ship travels into the future, with relativistic spaceflight. Besides, we travel slowly into the future all the time, at the rate of one day every day.
But what of the past? Could we return to the past and change it? Could we make events turn out differently from what the history books assert?
Many physicists believe that a voyage into the past is impossible.
Indeed, even if you had a device that could travel backwards in time and if you journeyed into the past and prevented your parents from meeting, they explain, you would never have been born - which is something of a contradiction, since you clearly exist. Thus you would be unable to do anything that would make any difference.
Like the proof of the irrationality of some mathematical theories and like the discussion of simultaneity in special relativity, this is an argument in which the premise is challenged because the conclusion seems absurd.
But we can't forget that two alternative histories are possible, despite the fact that we are seemingly condemned to experience only one of them. It is possible that time itself has many potential dimensions.
History consists of a complex bundle of deeply interwoven threads, political, cultural, social, economic forces that are not easily unraveled. The countless unpredictable, random and small events that flow on continually often have no long-range consequences.
Some of the event, however, - those occurring at critical junctures or branch points, - may change the pattern of history.
Two alternative histories mean that two equally valid realities could exist side by side, that's the reality we know and another one – a reality in which we were never born.
Suppose you could go back into the past and change it – by any insignificant action. Then, it is argued, you would have set into motion a different sequence of historical events.
In this case, those events you left behind in our time line would never know about. If that kind of time travel were possible, then every imaginable alternative history might in some sense really exist.
There may be cases where profound changes can be made by relatively trivial adjustments. The farther in the past such an event is, the more powerful may be its influence - because the lever arm of time becomes longer.
Do we live in alternative history or do the others? (Quotations from Megan Jorgensen). Image by © Megan Jorgensen
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The Diocese of Buffalo had the privilege and responsibility of participating in an investigative process when it became apparent that a miraculous healing may have occurred to one of its faithful. The Process of Inquiry into the alleged instantaneous cure of Lillian Halasinski in January 1984 through the intercession of Venerable Servant of God, Mother Mary Angela, took place from February 10 to August 15, 1986 in Buffalo, New York.
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The Howard Watson Nature Trail will have an Open House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Sunday, September 18 to celebrate 2016 trail improvements.
The Bluewater Trails Committee invites all residents, trail users, cyclists, running/walking groups, naturalist groups, and Pokémon Go players to attend the Howard Watson Nature Trail Open House.
Two kiosks will be located on the trail: one at Michigan, and one at Modeland, each staffed by Bluewater Trails Committee members.
The Bluewater Trails Committee has widened 15 kilometers of the trail, installed additional benches, and installed a gateway at Michigan Avenue.
Generous local donations have been leveraged by the Bluewater Trails Committee to apply for fund matching grants from Provincial and Federal Governments.
Donations from local industry, 2015 and 2016 annual committee stipend from the City, Federal Government's 150th Anniversary Infrastructure Grant, and a CN grant has enabled over $250,000 in improvements to the Howard Watson Nature Trail in 2016.
An accessible city trail is a necessity for the Bluewater Trails Committee. A grant from the Sarnia Community Foundation has provided funding for several benches. The Committee's goal is to have at least one bench every 500 metres to allow use by all trail users.
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This recipe makes enough crust for 3 double crust pies, and as I am generally making at least that many when I am doing freezer pies, this is what I use. I am pretty sure that this is the recipe that is printed on the boxes of tenderflake. This has never failed for me and always comes out of the freezer with great results.
5 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 tsp salt
l lb Tenderflake lard
1 tbsp vinegar
1 egg, lightly beaten
Mix together flour and salt.
Cut in Tenderflake lard with pastry blender or two knives until mixture resembles course oatmeal.
In a one cup measure, combine vinegar and egg and add cold water to make one cup. Gradually stir liquid into flour/lard mixture. You may not have to use all the liquid, add a little at a time until the dough clings together. (If it is really dry out, you may have to add an extra tablespoon of water)
Gather into a ball. Divide into six portions and wrap before placing in the fridge. I like to leave them in the fridge for at least 30 minutes before using them, then let them warm for 20 to 30 minutes on the counter. These will keep in the fridge for about a week.
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It is with much excitement that we received our first Ipad for Christmas. A truly extravagant present from those who gave it, but certainly much appreciated by the recipients! We have had so much fun with it & one of the first apps we put onto it was the Wet-Dry-Try App by Handwriting Without Tears.
When I was asked to review this app I really didn't know what to expect. At that point we had only an ipad in transit & I was rather unsure as to how easily I would be able to load the program.( I'm not very technologically minded). Thankfully it was so easy even our youngest would be able to do it ( were I to give him the password, which I'm definitely NOT going to do ~ trust me that's secure!). I found the program easy to install & equally easy to use no matter what the age of the user.
Even though we received this through our summer holidays, the children were more than happy to use it daily. It is a fun way to build the child's handwriting skills. We have continued to use it through the past couple of weeks since commencing school work & it is definitely a highlight in their day. I have given it to the twins to use individually each day & they are able to sit there & work completely independently using this program. The only problem is when their turn comes to an end, but often they will use it further after the other school work is completed!!
The Wet-Dry-Try app is a interactive program that utilises the Ipads touchscreen allowing the child to copy the letter numerous times after the initial instructions. It also ensures the child uses the correct motions to form the letter. It comes with two choices ~ for those who already have handwriting skills, the pick & practice screen is perfect for them to choose letters or numbers that they are having particular difficulties with. A couple of my children struggle with reversal of their letters, so I have been able to use this option to chose the specific letter they need to practice. The child successfully completes the letter using the complete wet, dry & try application before they are awarded a star. After three stars the child gets a letter card & I was surprised at how motivating my children found this! They would often beg me to allow them just a few more minutes so they could earn the next card!!
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The other option is 'HWT's Winning Order'. This is particularly beneficial for beginning writers as it uses an already proven order to introduce the letters. The child must successfully complete the first letter before the next letter is unlocked. This allows proper mastery of each letter. The letter formation is modelled onscreen as well as verbally taught. It is so very simple to follow & would allow any child ready for letter writing to easily follow along.
I found that the settings were easy to access & change depending on the student using it, allowing for multiple users being catered for at their own levels. I was also able to lock it at different levels if I felt a particular student needed more practice with a specific letter or number.
I found this app to be beneficial to our homeschool here at Sunnyside, even with children who had already learnt their basic letter formation. For Australian home schooling students using this App would certainly help with making sure the letters are formed in the correct direction, even if you intend to introduce the state handwriting style over a more generic one. It is an excellent base to work from.
I did wonder about using just capitals & numbers, but it was explained on their website:
"Children should learn to write capitals & numbers first, because they are the easiest letters to learn, and they set children up for success with lowercase letters & then words." (Wet-Dry-Try FAQ's)
Oh if only I knew this a year ago....
The Wet- Dry-Try Ipad App from Handwriting without Tears is for any child who is learning how to write or is struggling with letter formation or even just needs a little more practice. It is particularly promoted for Pre-K to Grade 1 students. The app is available through the Apple App Store or Google Play ( for Android) for $4.99.
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"something.. something is missing.. I feel like not moving my arm, my hip, my leg, my shoulder, my head. This would make me moving. I am not moving. I want to stand still. Like this I am sure that I think I know where I am...Although I still stand still listening to all this commands my head gives to my bodyparts. I feel like others are moving me and I am a machine. A machine that tells everyone where I was born, what is my social security number, which sexual orientation I have like all the others do too.. even about my zodiac sign and everything has the same priority. The same value. All those words are a collection of codes and facts that identify me...really I am a fucking bastard. I am fantastic person. I am a hore. I am brilliant. I am a fake... ?But one thing is for sure I want to be first in line! I want to be the one!I want to be this person who will scream it into your face that I love you....I will stand there with a bunch of flowers and I will wait that long, till the point that you will shut your mouth and stop trying and finally thank me for my ambition because I know what is wright or wrong... just go with me... touch me... lift me up into the sky...I am the one. Yes, I am... and even if you want me to ... I can kill her...And than after we finally role our bodies over each other and started to feel something than I will look into your eyes and I will just see what is there in me through you because you make me. You strip me down to my bones with one look. You take my clothes away and leave them with the broken flowers. You remove my flesh like a silken garment you do this so that I will be pure. You remove my organs because their ancient rhythms will disturb our moment. Now, I am entirely pure, nothing else than a skeleton which are you looking into. Just the absolute essentials, no flounces. With one spoken word you push me back into my body and I reward myself with a warm feeling of blood rush pounding in my ears. You hold me and I hold you for an infinite of time of a moment and I know when we depart that finally something real happened to me." Silke Grabinger
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