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House Review: Hilson, Take Snoozeby Lisa Palmer at . Comments
So, House is a set of lungs that need to be revived. And by House, I mean the series. No, wait, House is the patient that needs the set of lungs, as he is struggling to breathe given his inability to adapt to an episode without Wilson by his side.
Or, hold on, House is Dr. Park (Charlyne Yi) who just needs to confront her parents and the attending that harassed her. On "Transplant," we see House struggle for about 30 seconds before getting his way. And we see another fellow comment on his medical metaphors. Do you think I'm stupid, she wonders. I would ask the same to the creators of the series since there is basically no payoff whatsoever for House being in jail. He hasn't changed. He feels guilty. He skipped a year in his middle-aged life and now Cuddy's gone.
Hilson, take 2.
This episode was quite similar to season 5's premiere, "Dying Changes Everything." In it, Wilson is grieving the loss of Amber after House indirectly killed her. Remember the whole bus accident thing? When this series was still incredibly innovative? We see Wilson walk away from a stunned House and sayung things like "We were never friends." T
Tonight, it was "I don't like you." I was actually getting into the idea that Wilson and House would be separated for awhile, that Wilson was finally standing up to House. And then 20 minutes later, Wilson is punching House in the face with forgiveness.
And how about Foreman being the new Dean of Medicine? Does this series have a short memory? Remember when Cuddy wouldn't give Foreman a letter of recommendation because he switched the medication for that Huntington's study? So now all of a sudden, he's Dean? Foreman's newly remodeled office space looks more like prison than House's cell in the premiere, which is, I suppose, a tribute to Foreman's personality.
Out goes strong good chemistry between House and his boss. In comes Dr. Park, the awkward new, and only member of House's team. Where's 13, Taub, and Chase, asks Dorothy, waking up in a black and white Kansas without his Eames chair. "Why, Dorothy," Foreman says, "We couldn't afford to keep your department."
So we're stuck with the girl who punched out her attending because he grabbed her posterior. Lovely that House and Dr. Park can bond over attacking their superiors. Last year we got Masters, the socially awkward, but genius girl medical student. Is the main difference here that Dr. Park has graduated medical school? And she's Asian? And maybe a little funnier and more deadpan?
I get it. I really do. House is transplanted back into the hospital after nearly a year in prison. It's a bumpy transition for all of two days before House gets his office back. And it looks like next week, he'll be getting some of his team back, albeit for an episode before Olivia Wilde runs off and makes another movie. Tell me again why the episode "The Dig" was so vital to the series if 13 is no longer going to be a character in the show?
And where's Cuddy, viewers might be wondering? Well, she left the day after "the incident" as Foreman so poignantly called it and House is not interested in the details. Shame? Perhaps. Guilt? Definitely. Avoidance? Priceless.
So House admits to being wrong. One step forward. "But I haven't changed." And three steps back. I can't expect anything different from this series. David Shore has made it painfully obvious this is a series about a man who has tried and failed to change. But let me ask this, what is the point of putting him through everything he's gone through if he isn't affected by any of it? It was clear to me that hearing about Cuddy was too much for him. But it doesn't matter. Guilt is something House will always feel. One thing that did interest me tonight was something House said when he was talking with Dr. Park. He seems to have accepted that he's just not a great person. In the past, House has tried to be happy, especially in season 6. Now he's just accepting of his unyielding misery, and I suppose I have no choice but to accept it as well.
Remember last week when I spoke about there being two types of fans? Let me expand that to the "Hilson" group. The Hilsons of the world are rejoicing tonight since the band is back together again. I will admit to laughing aloud when House brought in some Celine Dion to seduce Wilson into being his one and only friend. Wilson tried to play the angry card, and I would have realistically thought that the show would have dragged it out a bit more, but hey, everyone wants to see Wilson and House up to their crazy hijinks again, right? And lest we forget, it's been about a year since they've seen one another. Maybe now they can play a joke on Foreman, and House can make sinful comments about his suits and...oh, wait. Maybe I'd just rather watch some old DVDs.
Next week, the only female character left on the series that I care about returns (promo HERE). For one episode. Any predictions on 13's exit strategy this time around? And oh, by the way, where is Chase? I said last week he was one of the only people left on the series that I liked and he wasn't even in this episode! Hugh Laurie once said he wants this show to go out with a bang, not a whimper. We find out soon if this season is House's last. I'm hoping it will be.
Leave some comments below on tonight's episode and on the future of the series.
Charlyne Yi is awful. She's literally painful to watch. Thank goodness I only had to endure one season.
Wow, great review. Love House like most of the people who've posted, but I'm amazed at how different opinions can get. This was one of the most disappointing episodes I've seen in ages. Beginning of Season 6, when House was trying to readjust back to the swing of things - that was believable. It took time. It was a challenge for a mentally strained House to run back into the swing of things. There was progression, recognition for House that he needed to do something different, he needed help. *It felt realistic* This episode just felt so... Slapsticked together for the same reasons Lisa pointed out. Within an episode, House gets out of jail, finds Foreman the new Dean (which made *no* sense given Foreman's ethically dubious decisions in the past, not to mention how there should be more senior/capable candidates in a hospital, and I can't count the number of episodes where Foreman tries again and again to unsuccessfully "manage" or dominate House by authority). Then, House is given reign to (more or less) do whatever he wants - or just manage to swing everyone around him to do his bidding. It's like he never left, never went to jail. It's like every other standard episode again, and it feels just like a copout. And did we need a new doctor for this episode? Isn't there enough key points of the story to better develop, instead of yet another thing to distract us? It's not that this was a totally bad episode. Foreman, unlikely as he would be as the new Dean, acted like how I could expect a Dean who's familiar with House to act: can't-deal-with-House-and-his-antics-because-he's-got-work-to-do. Much as I felt it was unneccessary - actually, more like too much - I liked the new doctor, though the backstory seemed quite unlikely, and you just *knew* she was never going to Chicago after, of course, meeting the deity that is House. I would've preferred more character development, more transition. I think it would've worked much better if the doctor from the prison got roped in somehow if House needed to so quickly transition back to the hospital: would've preferred a slower transition that would've made more sense. And I guess that's a key theme I see. I no longer watch House for the "innovative" medical problem solving that you *know* happens for each episode: House runs his analysis, gets everyone to do his bidding, it doesn't work out exactly as expected, then there's more of the same before the stroke of genius before getting it right. I'm starting to see Saturday-morning cartoons where each episode the exact same pattern happens. I watch House for the character development of House and the people around him, and for that to *make sense*. Much as I didn't like Kutner's suicide, it was believable in the way it effected people (as in, it did). House going to jail and coming back like nothing bad happened - oh, just a punch would solve it - do I really believe that? No. I could believe Wilson, caring a guy as he way, would visit House in prison and still contain some resentment. But a year's worth of contained anger shelled out to a punch to the face? I'm really quite disappointed here - I love House, and I'm likely to watch it till the end of the series. But this honestly is crap writing - like someone just decided to ignore what's happened before just to more quickly hit the reset switch. I hope the newer episodes are more... realistic or at least that they would make sense.
Wow - I really enjoyed this episode. It is only people with an axe to grind that bother to comment? I thought little Dr. Park was fun, the way she was learning to embrace her inner bitch (as House put it). She's a dead ringer for "Honey", the character in "Doonesbury" (comic strip by Trudeau) who is so loyal to the insane, drug-addled curmudgeon Duke. That probably won't ring a bell for most, but I doubt it's a coincidence. I also loved/was freaked by the Lungs That Wouldn't Die. And, yes, Wilson should have held out longer, but we all know he's easy. As for House, I just wanted him to show some pain - he has been bereft of so much - and get a doggone haircut. If he's really earning minimum wage, that should be good for a storyline, too.
Cheesus, can't a reviewer state her opinion of one episode in peace? She has as much a right to not like the show as you guys do to adore it. Also, let's be honest, House hasn't exactly been the darling of critics or viewers for the past few seasons, especially season 7's finale. Despite what might be the popular opinion about Huddies, most of us are not ridiculous fangirls that only watched the show for our ship. Most Huddies that didn't like the last episodes of season 7 had more objective reasons than just "House and Cuddy are not together anymore". Both Huddies and non-Huddies have complaints pertaining to House's lack of character of development (To those using the argument of "this is TV, not reality", in tv land it's generally seen as a good thing for main characters to change) Taub's overuse, Foreman's overall dullness and the lack of interesting female characters. I for one really miss the good old days of Cuddy, Stacy, Cameron, Amber and early Thirteen. Masters was decent but I can't stand any of the two new girls, they annoy me to death. Also, just because I previously cited Cuddy doesn't mean I like how she was written in seasons 6 and 7. Total character assassination.
I had a look at Lisa Palmer twitter account and she wrote: "I don't want to deal with anymore Cuddyless episodes. They lack...how do you say...entertainment value?" Bitter much, dear Miss Palmer? Your lack of professionalism is embarrassing.
Ms. Palmer, don't sweat the angry neg comments. I thought your review was correct. Nothing's changed. They're just positioning everything (literally! Even the 1970s tv is back in place) to be the same as before. There's no repercussions. And I thought the new intern was a very poor actor. And, Jesus. There's no more qualified doctor in the hospital than a guy who's worked behind a genius for years? Foreman's a great administrator? Ridiculous! And Wilson is again just a punching bag for House....He gets one shot in and then it's back to business? It was a bad ep. It pandered to the very people who were angry with you for this review....those who want everything to be as before. I'll watch, cause it's cotton candy...But there's no more surprises to this show, apparently.
Okay perhaps Miss Palmer can get a little bit more positive but some of you people with the negative name calling can go get a life and meet House in jail.
Reviews are meant to elicit opinion but if you cant be respectful to the reviewer with a mature response than deal with the fact your own opinion means nothing. Because clearly you are going downhill like the show is. Apparently a lot of you live in a fairy tale world about what a reviewer should be sayin. Like I've read my share of TV Fanatic reviews and ms palmers reviews are right up there. I am very upset that Huddy left and maybe miss Palmer should be little nicer to the series sometimes. I don't agree with some of her review but it's a review with commentary. Go watch a Lifetime movie if you want happy endings aka reviews you want to be positive and say what you want it to say. The End. Happily ever after. Can't wait for the next House and next review.
"This episode was quite similar to season 5's premiere, "Dying Changes Everything." In it, Wilson is grieving the loss of Amber after House indirectly killed her. Remember the whole bus accident thing? When this series was still incredibly innovative? We see Wilson walk away from a stunned House and sayung things like "We were never friends." T Tonight, it was "I don't like you." I was actually getting into the idea that Wilson and House would be separated for awhile, that Wilson was finally standing up to House. And then 20 minutes later, Wilson is punching House in the face with forgiveness." Sorry you lost me after House indirectly killed Amber because you lost or forget that he directly risk his life and brain to save her. Your bad!!!
i remeber very well how brilliant all the super huddies found how Cuddy was gone from "i don`t love you House" to "i love you i can`t help it" in "Help me". Oh yeah now it is bad writing just because the reviewer missed the enitire episode incl. the patients stories and the interactions with the Asian Doc. Sorry watch the episode again without your LE-biased view.
IMO She & Cuddy ruined the nearly show beyond repair.
Okay, after reading the review i really understand all the fuss on twitter. The reviewer completely missed the point of the episode. No, even bad she is completely ignoring the plot of the episode.
I personally enjoyed the episode very much. It was great in so many ways. Robert Sean Leonards acting was brilliant. The tension and conflicts between House and Wilson were apparent. You could smell it and i was holding my breath during some scenes. How could anyone ignore it?... because there are two parts of a fandom. How insulting to the fans of the show is this? There are a lot of fans who don`t ship house with anyone. They see the show as Houses journey and yes all the people around him are playing in one way or another an important part to this journey. You only have to be open-mided to this story and you would see it.
I don`t want to skip into name-calling but your "The Hilsons of the world are rejoicing tonight since the band is back together again." make you look like a bitter huddy (oh come on your Huddylove-history on twitter is well known). You are unable to analyse and enjoy the friendship between House and wilson at all because you are *gasp* jealous. Sorry, look at your wording.
Lisas exit made me as sad as Jennifer Morrisons exit. I don`t want that anyone of the origianl team i learned to love leave. But i as fan can`t change it. I don`t know why the writer felt the need to write Cameron out. The writers never explained me their reasons??? I could still mourning about it but i recognized that the show still entertains me after 8 seasons.
LE choose to leave the show, it was her decision. I don`t understand why your entire focus in this review is on her. The writers made clear it was not their choice and somehow they had to deal with this situation. In my opinion she brought them all in real misery and now there are reviewers and fans who are still blaming the writers for her exit. It wasn`t the case, not true. The writers are trying very hard to revive the show with new characters and in my opinion they are are doing a damn good job with it. I like Dr.Park with her little aggression problem and the ultimate parallel to House. I liked the conversations between them in this episode. They are so spot on. You completely ignored this talkin your review in the same way you ignored the parallel between the story of Wilsons patient with her BF to the House and Wilson friendship.
I don`t want start to talk how cool the idea about the "lungs in the box" was.It was creepy and fascinating at the time, i don`t know why you could say that the episode was a snooze. It clearly wasn`t and a lot are disagreeing with you, except the bitter huddies of course. You are feeding them with your very biased review.I`m Sorry to say that. And for all who say the viewers made a decision due to the ratings you should check the circumstances why are the ratings so bad. It is not so difficult to understand why and i say it loud notwithstanding House is doing better than other shows like Castle or TGW in the demo (the recent new popular target).
My advice to the reviewer maybe you should focus or analyse the next time on the actual plots of the episode.
Don`t tell me House is over or dead. You are wrong!!
I want to say that I welcome different opinions and want to discuss our differences in this. I don't see the need for name calling. I think that hows a lack of intelligence. This show is a character study of "Gregory House." It is a show that explores a socially dysfunctional person who has an amazing gift. There has been a man put in his life that has always been the ying to his yang. I miss Cuddy. I missed Cuddy last year. I disagreed and still do with the way they wrote Cuddy and House and Cuddy. Hugh's portrayal of House, through all this, in my opinion, has been consistent with a man who loves but still has a lack of faith and most of the people in his life tolerate him because, as referenced in, "Son of a Coma Guy" he finds the answer. He has one gift. It is not being a good father, the desirable boyfriend, son, or a good friend. He is a man who is in search of the answers. If I was sick or had a friend that was sick I would want Dr. House as my doctor. I want to see House find a peace, a happiness, and would love to see an ending with House and Cuddy. I still love the fairytale. I don't blame anyone for feeling the way they feel but I resent the fact that anyone would call me a name because I still pull for the underdog. As for the review I am glad there is a forum to discuss it. My hope is that we will learn to discuss it better and with more tolerance.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Jimmermania began in Sacramento with hundreds of fans gathered at the airport to cheer the arrival of a player most had only watched on television or read about during the NCAA tournament.
It's headed for a much quieter conclusion.
As the Kings and guard Jimmer Fredette worked toward reaching a buyout of his contract, the former BYU sensation was not in attendance for Tuesday night's 129-103 loss to the Houston Rockets. Kings coach Michael Malone said the team advised Fredette to stay home until a resolution is reached.
Malone said he wished Fredette well and believes the third-year guard can carve out an NBA career somewhere -- just not in Sacramento.
"For whatever reason, Jimmer was never able to find success, whether they were unrealistic expectations from his college career or whatever it was," Malone said. "But he just wasn't able to play to the level that everybody wanted him to play, which is somewhat maybe unrealistic. Maybe we have to temper our expectations for Jimmer and let him just become a solid NBA player. And there's nothing wrong with that."
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A person with knowledge of the discussions, who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because negotiations were ongoing, said the sides hoped to finalize an agreement by the end of the week. Yahoo Sports first reported the buyout talks.
Fredette's locker at the arena also was cleared out.
Fredette was drafted 10th overall in 2011 after dazzling at BYU, where he won The Associated Press' player of the year award his senior season. Fredette never lived up to the fanfare in Sacramento, though the franchise's instability -- playing for three different coaches, two different ownership groups and constant relocation chatter -- didn't help his cause.
Fredette is averaging 5.9 points and 11.3 minutes this season, shooting 47.5 per cent from the floor and 49.3 per cent from 3-point range. For his career, he's averaging seven points, 1.5 assists and 1.1 rebounds while shooting 41.6 per cent overall, including 40 per cent from beyond the arc.
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Fredette's time in California's capital city has been nearing an end since the Kings decided not to pick up a team option before this season on his contract for the 2014-15 season. Sacramento also tried to move Fredette before last week's trade deadline but couldn't get any suitable deals.
Since Sacramento traded Marcus Thornton to Brooklyn for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans last week, Malone promised to use the remainder of the season to give rookie guards Ben McLemore and Ray McCallum more playing time. That move buried Fredette even further on the bench.
Fredette led the nation in scoring at 28.5 points per game and guided BYU to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament as a senior. Big performances in big games had NBA stars tweeting his name, President Barack Obama mentioning him while filling out his bracket and college basketball fans in a frenzy.
The Kings acquired him in a draft-day trade with Milwaukee as the 10th overall pick. Fans have remained incredibly vocal about Fredette, often screaming at games for him to play more -- and cheering louder for him than other reserves when he finally enters. .
Paul Westphal was the only one of Fredette's three coaches committed to giving him extended minutes. Even that didn't last long.
Westphal was fired after a 2-5 start in Fredette's rookie season. Keith Smart and Malone both opted to go away from Fredette in favour of other guards, most notably Isaiah Thomas, who has outplayed Fredette since their rookie season.
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Edward Cullen; 29 years old, teacher in Forks High School. He is very good looking, single, every single woman want to be with him. He has not fallen in love with no one. But that all changes when Isabella Swan 16 year old sophomore comes to Forks High. She is incredibly beautiful. The minute she steps into Mr. Cullen's class he immediately falls' in love with Isabella Swan: He becomes very obsessed and possessive with Isabella. He will do whatever it takes to get Isabella to love him as much as he loves her. How far will Edward go to gain Isabella's heart? Who will end up getting hurt? Will Edward end up in jail? Will Isabella ever feel the same for him?
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Mario Gabelli, a famous investment manager, likes businesses that have a high potential of being acquired. He shared his investment ideas, including Hillshire Brands, Post Holdings, Viacom, and Xylem in a 2013 Barron's Roundtable. In addition, he also talked about two other potential takeover candidates. One is Patterson Companies (NASDAQ: PDCO), which is the distributor of dental, veterinary and rehabilitation products. The other is Boulder Brands, a functional food marketer. In this article, we will take a closer look at Patterson.
Big in Dental and Veterinary Supply
Patterson is considered a value-added distributor with three main reportable segments: dental supply, veterinary supply, and rehabilitation supply. The majority of the revenue, nearly $2.29 billion, or 65% of the total revenue, was generated from the dental supply division. Veterinary supply ranked second with $734.4 million in revenue, while sales of rehabilitation supplies totaled $513.3 million. Consumable and printed products were the main sources of revenue, generating more than $2.1 billion in revenue in 2012, whereas the revenue of the equipment and software products was $930.6 million. Both the dental supply and the veterinary supply have a quite diverse customer base. No single customers accounted for more than 1% of sales in 2012. With more than 110,000 customers in North America, Patterson Dental's market share is around 33%, while the market share of its veterinary supply segment is approximately 21%.
Gradually Growing in the Next Several Years
Mario Gabelli said that dental supply was one of his favorite industries. Since 2009, the company's EBITDA has been flat at $400 million, but it was going to increase. Patterson had low capital expenditure, at only around $25 million per year. Thus, the business was a cash cow. Trailing twelve months, the free cash flow reached $319 million. As of October 2012, Patterson had nearly $1.36 billion in total stockholders' equity, $500 million in cash, and $775 million in both short and long-term debt, meaning that the company had a net debt of $275 million. Gabelli estimated that the company would earn $2.3 per share in fiscal year 2013, and its EPS would increase gradually to $3 in the next 3-4 years. At the current price of $36.90 per share, the total market cap is more than $4 billion. The market is valuing the company at around 10x EV/EBITDA.
Highest Margin and Cheapest Valuation
Compared to Patterson's peers, including Henry Schein (NASDAQ: HSIC) and MWI Veterinary Supply (NASDAQ: MWIV), Patterson has the cheapest valuation. Henry, with a total market cap of $7.75 billion, is valued at 11.17x EV/EBITDA, while MWI, with a total market cap of $1.6 billion, is the most expensive with a 16.4x EV multiple. Interestingly, Patterson seemed to be the most profitable company among the three. Over the past 12 months its operating margin was 10%, while the operating margins of Henry and MWI were 7% and 4%, respectively. Gabelli said that Henry was "more cutting-edge" than Patterson in the dental supply business and MWI did the best job in the veterinary products market. Among the three, only Patterson is paying dividends to shareholders with a 1.5% dividend yield, whereas Henry and MWI aren't paying any dividends.
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If you have a coffee habit like myself, chances are you take your morning (or mid-afternoon) brew very seriously, and are possibly regulars at the local cafe by your office or home. You've also probably been to some cafes that might have an added bonus to your preferred cup — in the form of coffee art.
Coffee art can be a delightful surprise, and can add to the experience of enjoying your favorite beverage. While it presumably started in Italy (the land of espresso!), it developed and gained momentum in the 1980's and 1990's in the United States.
The artwork is created on the top most layer composed of an emulsion of foam and crema. Since these two components are unstable chemically, the art lasts only for a few moments before sinking back into the rest of the drink.
There are two widely known ways to produce latte art: free pouring and etching. Techniques and styles in producing latte art vary from region to region and on how the drink is prepared.
Free pouring is more common in American cafes, and usually does not require more preparation time compared to etching. While more complex patterns are possible through free pouring, the rosette and heart shape are the most popular designs.
Even with the simple base patterns however, baristas take liberty in developing a personal flair for their latte art, sometimes customising the basic pattern into something more unique.
Etching on the other hand requires a little more attention to detail. In order to create the detailed drawings and patterns, a small tool such as a coffee stirrer or a similar item is needed, sometimes adding some foam on to the crema as well. Since the foam dissolves more quickly, etched art typically has a shorter lifespan.
Depending on the skill and experience of the barista, the designs on coffee art can be more complex and detailed.
I also found funny and unique designs.
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Former Fed chairman takes his lumps on front pages.
A close-up picture of a dour-looking Alan Greenspan sporting a severe hangdog expression is the lead photo on many of today's front pages this morning.
And you wonder why people aren't buying newspapers.
The former Federal Reserve chairman appeared before the House Oversight Committee on Capitol Hill yesterday and was at the receiving end of criticism from some members of Congress who blamed his economic policies for the financial mess we are in today.
"Alan Greenspan — Called on the Carpet," is the headline in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette featuring not one, not two, but thee closeups of Greenspan, looking more and more miserable as the photos progress.
The Dallas Morning News went one way with its assessment: "'I made a mistake,' Greenspan admits," while The Columbian in Vancouver, Wash., opted for a different interpretation: "Greenspan: Don't blame me for mess."
The Lima (Ohio) News, which goes with a photo that can only be described as an extreme close-up, sums it up in more neutral terms. "Flaw in the model," the headline says in reference to Greenspan's admission that mistakes were made during his 18 years of service.
Meanwhile, some papers are looking at presidential polls in their states. Barack Obama may have the lead in many places, including key battleground states, but don't tell that to the folks in Kentucky or Arkansas. "McCain's lead in state is safe," blares the Lexington Herald-Leader. The Morning News in Fayetteville, Ark., also shows John McCain leading Obama in a story under the headline "Poll Gives State Pulse."
But it's too close to call in Montana according to the Great Falls Tribune, which asks "Montana: Red or Blue?"
In Connecticut, the New Haven Register cautions against poll-watching under the banner headline "Polls Apart" with an AP story looking at dueling results of recent major polls.
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In accordance with the Francis Howell School District Vision Statement, all students have the right to an education that is commensurate with their abilities. Reis, Burns and Renzulli, leaders in the field of gifted education, state that the majority of gifted learners may spend as much as 50% of their time working with curriculum that they have already mastered. This may cause gifted students to spend half of their academic career working well below their abilities.
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People with NF1 have an increased risk of developing benign and malignant tumors of the nervous system. About 25 percent of individuals with NF1 develop plexiform neurofibromas (PNs), benign tumors arising from the outer layer of nerves. Although benign, PNs involve multiple nerve branches and can grow to a very large size, causing pain, functional impairment, and even life-threatening complications.
In this phase II trial, PN tumor growth rates will be measured during treatment with the drug tipifarnib and a placebo. Tipifarnib belongs to a family of molecularly targeted agents called farnesyltransferase inhibitors, which can inactivate certain proteins that promote tumor growth. The researchers hope that tipifarnib will delay or interrupt PN growth.
"We decided to focus on PNs because there is no effective drug treatment for these tumors," said Dr. Widemann. "Complete surgical resection is the only standard treatment, but it isn't a viable option for most patients because PNs tend be diffuse, invasive, and intertwined with vital structures like major blood vessels or nerves. It's virtually impossible to remove the PN completely."
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Whether you find yourself pulled over on the side of the road with a flat tire or putting together a new deck on the back of your house, the Craftsman C3 Cordless 1/2'' Impact Wrench Kit delivers the power and portability you need to get the job done. And the ergonomically designed handle provides a firm, steady, comfortable grip no matter the conditions. It may be wet and cold or hot and humid outside, or your hands could be covered with oil or engine grease, you'll never lose your grip. That's especially important when time counts.
The Cordless 1/2" Impact Wrench Kit comes fully powered by a 19.2 volt NiCad battery-more than enough power to loosen the toughest bolt or most stubborn lug. Plus, a built-in LED acts as a flashlight so you can see what you're doing even at night. Add it to your arsenal of other Craftsman power tools, including one to keep in your trunk so you'll always be prepared for anything.
- Craftsman C3 Cordless 1/2'' Impact Wrench Kitcomes with a 19.2-Volt variable speed motor for the power you need when you need it to fasten and unfasten
- 200 ft-lb of Torque
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- Built-in LED lets you see what you're doing even at night
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I finally got this for my 19.2 set when it went on sale and am glad I got it. So far it's helped me out with tire rotations on 2 vehicles by letting me avoid messing around with the air compressor/impact wrench. Even though the battery it comes with is NiCd it is good enough to power drills and this wrench. Overall, it's a good tool and seems to be built better than the cheap ones you get at HF.
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Purchased this mainly for removing lug nuts but it has saved me in a number of tight spots with stuck bolts. So far the battery is holding up well and one charge is more than enough for my needs. Can remove 3 cars worth of lug nuts no problem.
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This tool has performed well for me. Removing lug nuts, lawn mower blades and other stuburn bolts. It only has 200 Ft. lbs. of torque so it may not remove very large or rusted bolts/nuts. A professional mechanic will not be satisfied with this for that very reason. I will say the battery life if a bit short of what I would like. Hence the 4 stars. If they sit for a month or so they need to be recharged so you get the full power of the tool. Those complaining that it can't remove their wheel lug nuts should recharge the batteries overnight. If it still does not work they may have a bad battery or their lug nuts were over torqued and or rusted. For the price this is a nice addition to the home owners collection.
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I work at a dealership and buy alot of craftsman tools. Its alot cheaper than the tool trucks and use to be just as good. This gun is rated at 200lbs but couldn't remove a 80lb lug nut. Im really disappointed in the quality of tools craftsman been putting out lately. I guess its back to the trucks I go.
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The phrase, "..let the tool do the job" applies here. I've always been a Craftsman's guy well this tool makes it very easy for an old guy to get it done. It makes heavily torqued nuts and bolts a breeze to take off. I'm really liking this cordless impact!
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System is nice. Come with a battery charger that keeps the battery charged and monitors to keep it charged. Has plenty of power to do most jobs needed
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Bought the 1/2" impact driver to help remove over 150 nuts/bolts that needed replacing in a 15 year boat lift. Plenty of power to either unscrew the rusted nut or break the bolt for removal. Does get very warm to the touch when used constantly, but got the job done. Be sure to use impact sockets. Being cordless means ease of use especially when moving around a large project like a boat lift.
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I got this tool in kit that was clearanced out. It came with 2 lithium battery's and a drill. After charging up the battery's I had a few projects that I needed to tackle. First one was a simple tire change on my chevy 1500, went as planned no surprises the took performed as it should. Next job was installing a concrete anchoring bolt, once again went as planned. The last job was a tire rotation and brake job on my car, every thing went smooth and easy. I love how compact the tool is and how easy it is to get into tight spots. I read other reviews before buying and I was skeptical because other reviews said that it wouldn't take off lugs or the battery wouldn't last so far I haven't needed to charge my first battery yet. (its the large capacity not xcp). I also had to drill holes in concrete using my c3 hammer drill using the same battery so the battery is awesome and so is the impact gun.
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I Love Sushi on Lake Union
- Address:
1001 Fairview Ave. N
Seattle, WA 98109Neighborhood:
Lake Union / Eastlake
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SushiPrice: $30 and under
I Love Sushi on Lake Union
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.ilovesushiseattle.com/
- Phone: 2066259604
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm, Saturday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm -10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 2:30pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Japanese, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Hideaki Taneda
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: I Love Sushi on Lake Union offers the city's finest sushi catering. We stake our reputation on providing the same fresh, skilfully prepared sushi at your location, your home, yacht, office, or other locations. Delivery and on-site catering, as well as private chef services are always available. When you are counting on delicious Japanese cuisine for any occasion, you can count on our Zagat- and Seattle Magazine-award winning chefs.
- Private Party Facilities: Our space can truly accommodate any occasion, any time of day, at many price points with a friendly and knowledgeable staff to make your dining experience even more enjoyable for groups of 20-50 guests. Full bar and variety of sake selections are available as well.
- Private Party Contact: I Love Sushi on Lake Union 2066259604
Getting there
- Cross Street: Yale Ave N
- Public Transit: [Seattle Streetcar] The Seattle Streetcar begins outside the Arnold Building on Fairview Ave. N and runs south through South Lake Union before ending at the intersection of Westlake Ave. and 5th Ave. near Westlake shopping center. [Bus Routes] There are two main bus routes that serve our location, 66 and 70.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: We have a paid private parking lot and 8 free spots are available in front of restaurant. Street Parking is free from 6PM/8PM.
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Since 1992, I Love Sushi on Lake Union has been serving the greater Seattle area as I Love Sushi's second branch.Continued
On sunny days, enjoy the sunshine, fresh air and the water view on our lakeside patio. At night, stay warm inside, or try dining outside under heat lamps, accompanied by hot sake! The starry sky and spectacular view of the illuminated Space Needle make us glad to be here in Washington.
Upon entering, you'll be greeted by our friendly staff. Whether you're a first time sushi eater or a connoisseur, we'd be glad to help you navigate our menu, and steer you to something you will enjoy.
Great atmosphere, superb food, and fine drinks!
On sunny days, enjoy the sunshine, fresh air and the water view on our lakeside patio. At night, stay warm inside, or try dining outside under heat lamps, accompanied by hot sake! The starry sky and spectacular view of the illuminated Space Needle make us glad to be here in Washington.
Upon entering, you'll be greeted by our friendly staff. Whether you're a first time sushi eater or a connoisseur, we'd be glad to help you navigate our menu, and steer you to something you will enjoy.
Great atmosphere, superb food, and fine drinks!
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13 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.1Service3.5
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (6)good for groups (4)great for outdoor dining (4)neighborhood gem (2)hot spot (2)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)fit for foodies (1)romantic (1)special occasion (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- MangiamoVIPDined on 7/25/2014We've been coming here for 6 years and have always had a great sushi. We always sit at the sushi bar and let Taneda-san serve up the best he has to offer. We have also been fortunate to have Chris as the sushi chef, who was trained by Taneda-san, and have been impressed with his skills and creations. We're customers for life.
- Let Down Father's Day DinnerjhaverfiVIPDined on 6/15/2014Poor service. Were seated way in the back and forgotten. Had to at one point get up and find someone to ask to get our waters refilled. Our waitress forgot to deliver one of our entrees. We assumed she left the table to get it and she just never returned. So almost 15 minutes later, when she returned, we had to remind her. The entree looked nothing like the picture of it on their website - we feel they left off half of the ingredients. The sushi rolls were only okay, nothing special. We will not eat here again, nor recommend it.
- Lost its authenticity, sadlyLTowcarDined on 6/10/2014In all fairness, hadn't been back in years, so don't know if this is old news. Food was decent, but those of you that know the subtleties of Sushi and Japanese food in general, may be disappointed. Staff was friendly (if not the most attentive).Special Features:
- The following 38 reviews are from the I Love Sushi on Lake Union reviews archive.
- Good Sushi and Nice LocationNomadic1Dined on 5/30/2014This is a really good place for sushi and the fact is it's on the water doesn't hurt either.Special Features:
- Always take care of your guestsOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 3/21/2014I have eaten here quite a bit so I was surprised when my group, which of course we had a reservation, had to wait 20 minutes to be seated. Obviously there was nothing that we could have done, but as a ex-restaurant owner, you should always take care of your customers and they didn't do one thing for us which I thought was rude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I Love Sushi Except for NoiseBeeschaDined on 3/21/2014Great food but they stuck us in the back room where the noise was so loud we wanted to leave.
- Some of the best Sushi in Seattle!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/18/2014I'm never disappointed with the food or service at I Love Sushi (Lk Union). The seafood is always fresh and the presentation is excellent. Highly recommend!Special Features:
- Great LunchShaliniVIPDined on 3/15/2014We caught up with some friends who were visiting Seattle and staying in South Lake Union, and this was a reasonably priced restaurant in the right place with a nice view of the marina. The Sashimi and Rolls were imaginative and very tasty. We highly recommend for a catch up over lunch.Special Features:
- The sushi remains exceptional,MangiamoVIPDined on 3/14/2014The sushi remains exceptional, which is the reason for the 5-star overall rating. There seems to be a high turnover with waitstaff lately and we did not have a very attentive one this particular night while sitting at the sushi bar...had to keep looking for him for additional drinks and water refills.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, Poor ServiceJenniferDined on 2/21/2014This is my go to place for great sushi/sashimi but I'm always disappointed with the service. Whenever I go I expect to wait for my server and sometimes for the food. Time to venture out for a new favorite place I suppose..Special Features:
- Nice, but not GreatSarahFDined on 2/14/2014My husband and I really enjoy good sushi, and thought this would be a great place to celebrate Valentines Day. First, you have to pay $8.00 for parking... Not a big deal, just annoying. Second, the sushi didn't have a lot of flavor and wasn't anything special. We decided to get the fried ice cream for dessert and it was really heavy and took a long time to get. Like I said, it wasn't bad, but it wasn't great...Special Features:
- Food was ok but not great. SushiEmmanuelVIPDined on 2/14/2014Food was ok but not great. Sushi was dry, as in not fresh, not made on demand. Disappointed....
- MMMMM good Sashimi!Go4funDined on 1/25/2014The sashimi both in variety and freshness was excellent. The vegetable tempura was the lightest possible. The wait person was very helpful with choices. Couldn't ask for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try the Ocean Alexander RollMArcWinNJVIPDined on 1/23/2014We have been to this place with a group of 10+ several times and each time the food and service has been great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- love dining at the marinapalauappleDined on 1/2/2014Really pleasant location, love the marina feel. The food is always good but without the steep price of some sushi places. Definitely one of my favorite sushi place.Special Features:
- Exceptional SushiLovetheviewDined on 12/25/2013Went here for Christmas dinner, very busy but still great service. We had the Lake Union roll And the special Spider roll, both exceptional. The Hamachi Nigiri was fresh and melted in your mouth.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What the heck?!BlossomDined on 11/28/2013They automatically charged me a tip even though the service was poor! Very disappointing since I was taking six other guests to dinner and five of them were from out of town. It was embarrassing for me. Not good, not good at all.
- Great lobster tail sushi rollluclazDined on 11/16/2013I Love Sushi is a very good place to have dinner in the South Lake Union area, but be careful because it can get quite expensive. I would totally recommend the lobster tail sushi roll because it was simply amazing!! The assorted sashimi on the other hand it was good, but the cuts were uneven.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I definitely love sushi!MattDined on 9/28/2013Excellent sushi overall. The service was great, the setting was comfortable, and the food was delicious. The rolls, nigiri, and sashimi was just awesome. Especially the copper river salmon sashimi.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice options with marina viewHorsieLoveVIPDined on 9/21/2013Generally go here for happy hour but also dinner as they have many good things to choose from. Even good dessert ... try the fried ice cream! Also had the pineapple drop martini which is yummy, and had something with midori, coconut rum and pineapple. Sweet but I like it that way. Can't wait to return!
- No better sushi around fromMangiamoVIPDined on 9/6/2013No better sushi around from our experience. We've been going here for 5+ years. Sit at the sushi bar with Taneda-san or the young new chef Masa-san (or is it Masaki-san?). Let them know if you want them to be creative or to stick to certain items. Service this time was excellent. On the rare occasion, we get a less attentive server (the one responsible for drinks and water). But it is easily overlooked as the sushi is the highlight. We never leave disappointed.I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Excellent options on Chefs SpecialsOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/25/2013We decided to dine here because it was in walking distance from our hotel overlooking Lake Union. We enjoyed several items from Chef's Special menu, including Pacific Northwest Sampler, Super Rainbow roll and Oyster shooter. Everything was incredibly fresh and sooooo good, we ended up ordering add'l items. We also liked the casual atmosphere and friendly service.Special Features:
- We've been coming here forMangiamoVIPDined on 7/9/2013We've been coming here for 5 years now (1-2 times per month) and have always had a great meal. We always sit at the sushi bar and Taneda-san is our favorite sushi chef (and the young Masa-san is a close second). The sushi is always fresh with wonderful texture. It's not a flashy place, but that's not our objective...our goal is to completely sate our desire for the freshest sushi and I Love Sushi never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very fresh sushi!slk0328Dined on 7/5/2013I had never been to this restaurant before and enjoyed it.. There are not many hot dishes but the sushi is very fresh! The employees are all very friendly also.Special Features:
- My favorite place for sushi.MangiamoVIPDined on 6/14/2013My favorite place for sushi. No frills (translation: not for hipsters), just the freshest sushi and other Japanese delicacies made simply.
- The sushi and sides are moreFoodFanVIPDined on 6/1/2013The sushi and sides are more expensive than I usually pay at other sushi restaurants, but the food was delicious. We had sushi chef Chris who was excellent and very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- If you want high quality sushi...OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 5/23/2013This is your place. It's not the most charming place and we were sat next to a group of loud people (probably spilled over from the Irish bar next door). But the sushi was outstanding. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent rolls. Great freshOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 4/6/2013Excellent rolls. Great fresh sheet- Pricey but a nice evening.
- Great place. Had a blast.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/6/2013Great place. Had a blast. Food was amazing! Service was incredible!Special Features:
- I <3 the weekend atmosphere!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 3/23/20138:00 on a Saturday night and every sushi place in the area seemed to have a 20+ minute wait! 'I Love Sushi' let us right in when I made last minute reservations, and we weren't elbow-to-elbow with the other patrons. I love a quiet dinner, and on a weekend, that's hard to find with how picky I am when it comes to sushi! Although it's a little pricey for the quality/presentation, the specials were pretty reasonable, and we left completely stuffed. The major pros would be: the real, yes REAL crab in their rolls, clever cocktails, and ambiance. The only con that really comes to mind is the nigiri; it was very good, but less memorable than the price.Special Features:
- Good food but a little bitOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 3/14/2013Good food but a little bit on the pricey side. I come here every now and then. Always good food and service!Special Features:
- Does the trickOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/9/2013This is a great place to get sushi that does not disappoint. Yet do have many "Americanized" rolls, with either cream cheese or mayo (ewww), but they have good, classic sushi as well. I was seated with a party of 4 very quickly, ordered in the first 5 minutes, and had my sushi shortly after. The view of the water is great and the prices were very average for Seattle sushi.Special Features:
- Love to go always.pink3VIPDined on 2/27/2013I always enjoy this place. Good foods,service. Recomend to anyone.Special Features:
- I Love Sushi is consistentlyOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/22/2013I Love Sushi is consistently one of the best sushi restaurants in the greater Seattle area. The food is fresh. The presentation is excellent. The service is always very good. This is one of my favorite "go-to" lunch spots. A very nice location too - on Lake Union. It is on a marina so boat-watching (and gawking) is great.Special Features:
- Great even for non-sushi loversOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 1/31/2013Had a great meal, as always, at I Love Sushi. My dinner companion wasn't fond of raw fish (so why go to a sushi restaurant? you ask) but found plenty of cooked entrees to satisfy. I, too, decided to go for a cooke entree and had a wonderful piece of Chilean sea bass -- succulent and melted in my mouth. I couldn't resist a few pieces of sushi which were tasty and very fresh as expected. All in all, a great dining experience.Special Features:
- Fresh fish and tasty combinationstrootersDined on 12/31/2012Fresh sushi and a wonderful experience! My friends and I have been to a lot of sushi restuarants and usually there is always something to complain about (because freshness is so hard to get right, and restaurants have to make ends meet), however our dinner turned out wonderfully sampling all over the menu.Special Features:
- It was Christmas Eve so IOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/25/2012It was Christmas Eve so I had higher expectations that usual. The food was just okay. Everything else was nice but you pay to eat good food and it was just average.
- Good if its the only place open.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 12/24/2012It was frankly the only place open on Christmas... Some of the rolls were just bad... we ordered tea and were told they dont leave a pot at the table... Service was good to bad and very slow because our waitress was given most of the tables.Special Features:
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7 ways to find your financial heart
Understand what role money plays in your life
This guest post comes from Wojciech Kulicki at Fiscal Fizzle.
A critical skill for a fulfilling financial life is understanding your own money priorities. Without taking this first step, it's like driving without a destination -- you will simply end up wherever the road takes you.
I've touched on the topic of setting priorities in a number of past posts:
Now I'd like to take a more detailed approach and propose a list of seven independent activities that will drive you to find what's at the heart of your financial desires.
I guarantee that doing even one of these will bring you much closer to understanding what you value and aligning your daily actions with where you'd like to finish. It's worth the effort.
Consider these seven individually, or as a group:
Cut your income in half. For this exercise, you'll need to pull out your latest family budget and update it, if it's not current. This establishes an accurate baseline from which to work.
To enter the scarcity mindset, imagine that your total household income has just been reduced to half of today's level. It's not so far-fetched, as both two and one-income families are finding themselves partially or totally unemployed.
Create a theoretical budget based on the new income level. Unless the space between your current income and expenses is wide, you'll really have to focus and trim down.
You may want to refer to my needs vs. wants hierarchy for this exercise, and fulfill each level before moving to the next.
Increase your income by 50%. While similar to the previous example, this trick will have you thinking in an abundance mindset instead. This is sometimes called creating a dream budget. You'll also need a baseline to start with here.
To begin, imagine that you just received a raise adding 50% to your income. I chose 50% because doubling your income seemed excessive, but you can just as easily use a number more beneficial for your own situation. Then, start filling in the blanks of your budget until you've balanced it again.
Creating a dream budget has a couple of benefits. Primarily, you'll break out of a survival mindset and start thinking about where your priorities lie with discretionary income.
It will also motivate you to reach that level of income so you can actually fulfill your dreams. Lastly, having a dream budget in place helps when you receive a raise. You'll know exactly where to budget the extra cash.
Look into the crystal ball. Another priority-setting strategy is to think to the future. Many self-help experts like to go as far as imagining your funeral, but that's pushing the boundary for me. Ten to 20 years down the road is far enough to gain a good deal of perspective.
This exercise helps you forget about the mundane elements of day-to-day living and focus on achieving long-term goals. The idea is to visualize where you'd like your financial life to be in that period of time and to translate those thoughts into actions.
Typically, most people stop there, but it's also critical to examine the things you're currently doing or stressing out about that don't contribute to that long-term vision, and eliminate them from your life.
Apply your life goals to your finances. An easy way to cheat on this exam is to copy from your existing life goals list, assuming you have one in place. If this sounds far-fetched, let me give you an example. Let's say you've set up four goals related to your health. Perhaps they are to:
- Lose 15 pounds by Dec. 31.
- Avoid eating red meat on 50% of the days in this year.
- See a preventative care doctor at least twice this year.
- Undergo a procedure for tooth alignment.
It's a well-rounded list that consists of both well-defined and loosely defined goals, and spans a wide range of issues within the general health category. Look at how I can take the above list and use a similar framework to set some financial goals:
- Pay off an extra $1,500 in student loans by Dec. 31.
- Avoid spending any money on 50% of the days in this year.
- See a financial adviser at least twice this year.
- Evaluate the asset allocation of my portfolios in detail.
It's no guarantee that your goals will translate cleanly, but it's a start if you're stuck, and the wonderful thing about goals is that they can be modified as you learn more, and your life evolves.
- Bing: Create a life goals list
Ask probing questions. The trick is coming up with questions that are truly out-of-the-box, thought-provoking, and focused on progress and the future. A great list can be found in my previous post on joint goals, but if you need to push the envelope even further, dig deeper.
Try breaking up your life into various roles and examine them individually. Think in terms of different time frames (five years, 15 years). Get your entire family, or even your friends, to brainstorm with you.
Answer some of the questions you put together in detail. More often than not, the answers themselves will breed more questions in a self-perpetuating cycle that helps to fill the gaps of your life.
Understand your defaults. When I wrote about setting financial priorities, I mentioned that you don't have a lot of options when it comes to your money. You can pay for services, buy products, save, eliminate debt, or invest. That's about it.
Understanding your default mentality is important, because it gives you insight on where you tend to lean when you have the freedom to choose with your discretionary income. That helps in the same way as exercise No. 2 when extra income becomes available.
It also helps you examine whether your default is actually what you want. For example, you may lean toward buying products, when in reality investing is a better option for achieving your goals. Simply knowing this may be enough to consciously stop the unwanted behavior in the future.
Give yourself a bit of imaginary income and watch your mind go to work. Do you immediately hit the mall? Stash it away in your savings account? Do you carefully split the money among all groups?
Find your MIC. MIC is an acronym I just invented that stands for "most important charity." When I was talking with my boss recently, he remarked that "we had to be put on this earth to make a difference." In other words, there's something beyond the four walls of our home that needs our attention.
It may take significant effort to find that single charity that speaks most to your heart, or it may be so second-nature that you already have one in mind. The process of looking for and selecting a single charity is very important, even if you don't have the funds to support it right now.
It reflects on your interests and passions, and gives you motivation outside yourself to succeed in life and be able to support something you care about.
Your financial heart
The ability to be self-aware beings is a uniquely human condition, and one that many of us don't take full advantage of. Figuring out what we value when it comes to money should not be an afterthought -- but the opening act.
Without the ability to understand why and how we think, we are simply living the cycle of the day-to-day. It would be a difficult task to accomplish anything of value with that mentality.
I encourage you to take on at least one of the above exercises today and begin building your financial heart.
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Honestly, having just moved to Portland very excited to hear them regularly because of their recording of Glass' Orphee, I'm finding this program to be very standard, boring even. I was hoping for at least one unusual or new opera. I suppose I'll see don Giovanni because I haven't yet and it's my favorite on the list, but after this gesture I'll wait until a slightly more adventurous program appears.
We are looking forward to Don Giovanni. Just saw the Met production on OPB. If this is as good as Madama Butterfly, we will be happy indeed. We are also going to Falstaff, a first for both of us.
I am really looking forward to Tosca! Although I've heard numerous studio recordings of this opera, I have yet to see it on the stage. Rinaldo is a close second for me, especially at the Newmark Theater.