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(Reuters) - Cold weather and lingering concerns about the job market dampened shoppers' enthusiasm and hurt early spring selling at several retailers in March, but some executives and analysts said they expected business to improve slightly in April.
Several top retailers, including Costco Wholesale Corp
The labor market recovery showed signs of losing momentum in March as employers hired at the weakest pace in nine months, raising concerns about the impact on consumer spending.
"Anyone who thinks the consumer will come swinging out of the gate is fooling themselves," said Alison Jatlow Levy, retail strategist at consulting firm Kurt Salmon.
Many parts of the country also experienced the worst of winter in February and March, later than normal, so shoppers held off on purchases of spring merchandise.
Costco's sales at stores open at least a year were up 4 percent, less than the 5.2 percent jump analysts expected.
TJX reported a 2 percent decline in March same-store sales, deeper than the 1 percent drop analysts were projecting. But the company said business improved as the weather warmed up, and Chief Executive Officer Carol Meyrowitz said April "was off to a good start."
International Council of Shopping Centers Chief Economist Michael Niemira and others also expect things to get better for retailers in April as shoppers release some pent-up demand and lower gasoline prices add to their discretionary spending power.
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Gap will report its results after the markets close.
Excluding drugstore chains Walgreen Co
There were some bright spots in the month, the economy and weather notwithstanding.
Victoria's Secret parent L Brands Inc
Low-priced retailer Ross Stores Inc
Zumiez Inc
Many retailers were hampered by the cold start to March, prompting many shoppers to put off buying warmer-weather clothing.
Also, Easter fell on March 31 this year, compared with April 8 last year. With the wintry weather leading up to the holiday, shoppers may have held off on buying clothes for spring.
Low-priced specialty clothing chain Cato Corp
Last week, Rite Aid said its same-store sales fell 2 percent, but sales of general merchandise, a closer proxy to consumer discretionary spending, rose 3.8 percent.
Larger rival Walgreen reported a modest 0.7 percent same-store sales gain, with a better showing for general merchandise, which beat expectations.
(Reporting by Phil Wahba and Dhanya Skariachan in New York, and Jessica Wohl in Chicago; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe and Lisa Von Ahn)


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When the fashion industry declares that lime green is the new black, or instructs us to "think pink!", it is not the result of a backroom deal forged by a secretive cabal of fashion journalists, designers, manufacturers, and the editor of Vogue. It is the latest development of a color revolution that has been unfolding for more than a century.
When Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped onto the lunar surface in July of 1969, they wore spacesuits made by Playtex: twenty-one layers of fabric, each with a distinct yet interrelated function, custom-sewn for them by seamstresses whose usual work was fashioning bras and girdles. This book is the story of those spacesuits. It is a story of the triumph over the military-industrial complex by the International Latex Corporation, best known by its consumer brand of "Playtex"—a victory of elegant softness over engineered hardness, of adaptation over cybernetics.
The idea of fashion under socialism conjures up images of babushka headscarves and black market blue jeans. And yet, as Djurdja Bartlett shows in this groundbreaking book, the socialist East had an intimate relationship with fashion. Official antagonism—which cast fashion as frivolous and antirevolutionary—eventually gave way to grudging acceptance and creeping consumerism.
The late nineteenth-century invention of "fashion" as we understand it today inspired avant-garde artists of the period to create an art form to counter commercial fashion. These artists saw clothing not as a symbol of class distinction but as a force for shaping experience—an opportunity to make things new, to go beyond the traditional boundaries of art.
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I think Elliot Williams will challenge Wes for starting role
I also think Wes is great as a leader for the bench squad...great defense and a motor that won't quit. Elliot I predict will have an impact this season
I think you're right when you say Barton is "raw." Which means he'll need some serious development before he's ready to consistently back-up or move into a starting role. I think Wesley will get the start and Elliot will be his back-up. Riverman, I agree that El will eventually challenge Wesley, but it'll take time. He's got the talent, he just doesn't have the experience yet. It'll be interesting to see what Stotts' philosophy is on developing younger players. Will he make them ride the pine with minimal minutes? Give them solid game time? Send them to Idaho?
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Why do we NOT invest effectively in the poor and marginalized so they can participate in the global economy?
Nearly half of the world's population cannot effectively participate or contribute to the global economy. Basic economic theory holds that each 'participant' in the economy is a 'unit of productivity' providing a return on investment. In other words, it's more profitable to have people working and consuming than not. Yet nations continue to allow and accept that the poor and marginalized are - to borrow from another popular phrase - 'too big to succeed'.
In my view, the (relatively) small investment in infrastructure, education, and basic healthcare in the poor and marginalized will be more than made up by their increased productivity and spending. The rich think they're rich now, just imagine the wealth created by having 3 billion more people buying their stuff? I know there are obvious problems with this: corruption, unified effort, immediate ROI, etc. - but why is this such a 'tough sell' to national leadership? They're always looking for ways to increase the tax base.
3+ billion people now contribute to the world gross productivity. What if that were doubled? To me, this is the next threshold of economic growth -bringing in those who have been left out. Yet, we don't even talk about it. What do you think?
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Oct 27 2012: I'm going to propose something heretical. Giving money to those without money does not help anything. Those without money do not have a resource by which to include themselves as players (they've got no ante, if you will). By giving money to those without, you are satisfying their need of income while diverting your own. This gets society no where and ultimately taxes those who give while supporting faulty producers.
In William Sumner's(1883) "What Social Classes Owe to Each Other," society is painted at exactly the same dynamic we see it today. "The danger of minding other people's business is twofold. First, there is the danger that a man may leave his own business unattended to; and, second, there is the danger of an impertinent interference with another's affairs." Now while the latter is merely an assertion of Sumner's values, the first is a critical reason why we cannot lend our money to those who haven't made it for themselves. "-that the state cannot get a cent for any man without taking it from some other man, and this latter must be a man who has produced and saved it. This latter is the Forgotten Man."
Sumner goes on,
"There is a beautiful notion afloat in our literature and in the minds of our people that men are born to certain "natural rights." If that were true, there would be something on earth which was got for nothing, and this world would not be the place it is at all. The fact is, that there is no right whatever inherited by man which has not an equivalent and corresponding duty by the side of it, as the price of it. ... Such is the actual interpretation in practice of natural rights - claims which some people have by prerogative on other people." He eventually goes on to talk of the "Forgotten Man" which is essentially the middle classes. This, on the whole, is a compelling piece and I urge you all to read it. Its relevance abounds.
On a simpler note, and to quote P.J. O'Rourke, "You can't get rid of poverty by giving people money."
Oct 27 2012: Thanks Bristol for participating in this discussion. I think your proposition is valid. The old Chinese proverb "give a man a fish..." parallels this notion. But the notion of "impertinent interference with another's affairs", while seemingly efficient and noble on the surface, for me can also be interpreted as 'all potential victims are fair game', and can be a foundation for exploitation. And let me clarify as I have done with other responders: I'm not, in any way, suggesting re-distributing current wealth production. My question alludes to whether further investment in an unproductive market can yield massive returns so everyone gets more. Thank you again and let's continue if you care to.
Oct 29 2012: RH, By coindence it is that same parable which was used to make the point about business for social purpose in a 2003 proposal:
It began in 1996 when the concept of business for social purpose targetiing global poverty was pitched to Bill Clinton. In an interview from 2004, the author said:
"At first, the idea seemed heresy - but not for long, simply because it made sense and it didn't step on the toes of any existing enterprises that were in business to enrich relatively few people. None of them were asked to change anything, but it left open the possibility of more forward-thinking people to step in and do business differently. "
Oct 28 2012: Sumner goes on,
"There is a beautiful notion afloat in our literature and in the minds of our people that men are born to certain "natural rights." If that were true, there would be something on earth which was got for nothing, and this world would not be the place it is at all."
I actually disagree with this on a fundamental level, and I think this is one of the big lies, often perpetrated by modern conservatives. There is a reason a human beings have "natural rights", which are fundamental, regardless of country, religion, or creed, that is rational, and fact based. We are the kings of the jungle.
For all the fear and anxiety forced on us in modern society, the average man or woman, is completely capable of surviving, harvesting food, and even enjoying life, alone in the wilderness, for most of a natural life. With the access to information we have today, especially, even through millenia old very cheap traditions such as libraries, you could take a few books out and wander into a national park, and get lost for the rest of your life, without ever regreting it.
That is why your participation in society, should not be seen as a given, but as a gift, you choose to give the people around you, which should be rewarded. You should get as much as you give to a society. If you do not, you should wander off. You have the born in, natural right, to freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and even food... because you could do that without us. In order to have a society worth participating in, you must respect, at a bare minimum, the natural rights.
At the same time... In the wild, one would have to work for food, and I see no reason that wealth redistribution, and taxation, cannot be tied to learning skills and participating in volunteer duties. I agree with the principle that giving poor people money doesn't eliminate poverty. I would only go one step farther, rich people love to give poor people money, because poor people spend it, on the cheapest product
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SALEM, N.H (MyFoxBoston.com) -- A pizza delivery man was put in a headlock and robbed of his cash at knifepoint on Sunday night.
Police in Salem, N.H. responded to the apartments at 103 Cluff Crossing Rd., Sunday night just after 8 p.m. A 21-year-old man reported that while he was delivering pizza, a man came up behind him and put him in a headlock. The man then stated he had a knife, threatening the delivery man to hand over all his cash or he would be killed.
The victim stated that he felt a sharp object on the back of his neck. The suspect stole between $150 to $180, then fled on foot, according to police. A witness stated he saw the suspect run down the hallway and out of the apartment building.
Salem police's K9 unit tracked the man to another building, but the trail went cold. The suspect is described as a white man in his mid-20s with stubby facial hair, standing at around 6-feet, 1-inch tall, weighing around 200 pounds. He was wearing a black hat and jacket.
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(Reuters) - Broncos rookie quarterback Tim Tebow bulldozed his way into the end zone for a last-minute touchdown to give Denver a 17-13 win over the New York Jets on Thursday.
Tebow eluded a Jets blitz on third down and rumbled 20 yards for the score to complete a 12-play, 95-yard game-winning drive.
"I like winning but I wish it wasn't quite that stressful," Tebow told reporters.
The Broncos have now won four of five games since Tebow took over from Kyle Orton as starting quarterback, improving to 5-5 and keeping the pressure on AFC West leaders Oakland.
On the decisive drive Tebow ran for 57 yards and completed three of five passes, including a key 18 yard strike to Dante Rosario, to move Denver into field goal range. Tebow finished the game 9-of-20 passing for 104 yards and ran for 68 yards.
He led the Broncos to victory over Kansas in the previous game despite completing just two of eight passes.
"When you look at how people play in this league, and how teams normally win, and you don't do it that way, people are going to talk about it and criticize it," Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey said.
"But at the end of the day it's about winning, and if it works, keep doing it."
The Jets slipped to 5-5 with their second loss, denting their chances of catching New England at the top of the AFC East. They are also behind Buffalo in the division.
"Our playoffs start next week," Jets head coach Rex Ryan said, "and we better find a way to beat Buffalo."
An exchange of field goals marked the only scoring in the first half, but the visiting Jets went 10-3 up after scoring on the first drive of the second half, Matt Slauson pouncing on a fumble by team mate Bilal Powell and crossing the line.
However, the Broncos got back on level terms when Andre Goodman intercepted a pass by Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez and returned it for a touchdown.
Nick Folk put the Jets back in front with a 45 yard field goal before Tebow's touchdown sealed the game for Denver.
"He shocked me," Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis said of Tebow. "He probably shocked a lot of people, but he did it. I'm just shocked now."
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For your convenience, the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition offers a number of medical forms online. You can save time at your first appointment by printing and filling out these forms before your visit.
This form asks new patient families to provide information about the child, including:
We strongly suggest you download the New Patient Form and fill it out before your visit.
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But the gnomon was not made for SA, see?!
The Old Sundial, gracing one of the entrants to The Gardens, Cape Town, was made to order (and at great expense) by a company in the Netherlands, on the request by one of Cape Town's erstwhile governors. After it was assembled in The Gardens, someone noticed that the gnomon was facing the wrong way, IE It could not be used in the southern hemisphere! Same as moss grows on the north side of pines in the northern hemisphere, it grows on the south side in the southern hemisphere - due to the position of the sun ;-)
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A combination of tight stocks coming out of a long winter, likely low harvested acreage and the potential for a demand falloff later in the year means dairy producers relying on purchased hay will be in for another wild ride in the year ahead.
"Volatility will be the watchword for prices in 2013," sums up Steve Koontz, agricultural economist with Colorado State University Extension.
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Concerns about production and supplies are likely to keep a floor under hay prices early on in the growing season. USDA's March Prospective Plantings report showed U.S. growers intend to harvest hay on 56.4 million acres of hay in 2013.
While that's up marginally from a year ago, it's still 6% lower than in 2010. Among major milk-producing states, USDA looks for hay acres to decrease by 6% in California, 5% in Wisconsin and 1% in Idaho, New York and Michigan.
Specifically for alfalfa, nationwide production could rebound slightly. According to USDA's January Crop Production report, seedings of alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures increased in 2012 by 68,000 acres—the first time that's happened in a decade.
"An increase is good news," says Katelyn McCullock, dairy and forage economist with the Livestock Marketing Information Center in Denver, Colo. "But it's probably not enough of an increase to take prices down."
Twists and turns in the weather during the growing season will play a big role in determining to what extent acreage shortfalls affect forage supplies and prices. On the upside, many areas of the eastern Corn Belt received enough snow this past winter to replenish soil moisture levels severely depleted by last year's drought. That should give yields a boost, taking at least some pressure off supplies and prices in some local markets.
On the flip side, though, dry conditions remain a major concern in other parts of the country, including the northern and central Plains and the Southwest. "In many areas, they just don't have the moisture that would lead me to believe we're going to be seeing a large amount of hay stacked in barns everywhere by the end of the summer," says Colorado State's Koontz.
Bottom line, says Matt Diersen, a South Dakota State University Extension ag economist, is that even with a return to a trend-line national average hay yield of 2.4 tons per acre this year, acreage will likely be low enough to prevent any significant, supply-side improvement.
"It (supply) might be a little better than it was last year," he says. "But it won't be a return to normal by any means."
Given the supply situation, producers in good financial position might want to consider buying hay on an as-needed basis through the next several months, holding off on building up hay inventories until the fall grain harvest is complete, Diersen says.
The rationale: If early predictions for bin-busting U.S. grain crops this year prove to be on target, demand for hay could drop off in the fourth quarter as livestock producers replace alfalfa in their rations with lower cost feed ingredients.
"Either way, it's a gamble," he says. "If you buy ahead, you run the risk of paying top dollar because of the tight supply. Waiting, though, puts you at risk of having to pay more later on if supplies don't loosen up and prices go even higher."
In such a volatile marketplace, maintaining good relationships with hay suppliers will be crucial, Diersen adds.
"Do whatever you can to widen the network of suppliers you're dealing with," he says. "If you have a preferred supplier, stay in touch with them regularly to make sure they're going to be able to supply what you need."
Steve Koontz offers similar advice. "In this kind of climate, the single most important thing you can do is to avoid going into panic mode. It's unlikely that we'll go through the entire summer without some kind of weather development moving prices one way or the other.
"Monitor the markets closely, and look for opportunities to buy when prices dip," he says. "Above all else, keep lines of communication open with your lender so that you can take advantage of those opportunities as they come along."
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In her attic bedroom Margaret Murry, wrapped in an old patchwork quilt, sat on the foot of her bed and watched the trees tossing in the frenzied lashing of the wind. Behind the trees clouds scudded frantically across the sky. Every few moments the moon ripped through them, creating wraithlike shadows that raced along the ground.The house shook.Wrapped in her quilt, Meg shook.She wasn't usually afraid of weather.--It's not just the weather, she thought.--It's the weather on top of everything else. On top of me. On top of Meg Murry doing everything wrong.School. School was all wrong. She'd been dropped down to the lowest section in her grade. That morning one of her teachers had said crossly, "Really, Meg, I don't understand how a childwith parents as brilliant as yours are supposed to be can be such a poor student. If you don't manage to do a little better you'll have to stay back next year."During lunch she'd roughhoused a little to try to make herself feel better, and one of the girls said scornfully, "After all, Meg, we aren't grade-school kids anymore. Why do you always act like such a baby?"And on the way home from school, as she walked up the road with her arms full of books, one of the boys had said something about her "dumb baby brother." At this she'd thrown the books on the side of the road and tackled him with every ounce of strength she had, and arrived home with her blouse torn and a big bruise under one eye.Sandy and Dennys, her ten-year-old twin brothers, who got home from school an hour earlier than she did, were disgusted. "Let
do the fighting when it's necessary," they told her.--A delinquent, that's what I am, she thought grimly. --That's what they'll be saying next. Not Mother. But Them. Everybody Else. I wish Father--But it was still not possible to think about her father without the danger of tears. Only her mother could talk about him in a natural way, saying, "When your father gets back--"Gets back from where? And when? Surely her mother must know what people were saying, must be aware of the smugly vicious gossip. Surely it must hurt her as it did Meg. But if it did she gave no outward sign. Nothing ruffled the serenity of her expression.--Why can't I hide it, too? Meg thought. Why do I always have to
everything?The window rattled madly in the wind, and she pulled the quilt close about her. Curled up on one of her pillows, a gray fluff of kitten yawned, showing its pink tongue, tucked its head under again, and went back to sleep.Everybody was asleep. Everybody except Meg. Even Charles Wallace, the "dumb baby brother," who had an uncanny way of knowing when she was awake and unhappy, and who would come, so many nights, tiptoeing up the attic stairs to her--even Charles Wallace was asleep.How could they sleep? All day on the radio there had been hurricane warnings. How could they leave her up in the attic in the rickety brass bed, knowing that the roof might be blown right off the house and she tossed out into the wild night sky to land who knows where?Her shivering grew uncontrollable.--You asked to have the attic bedroom, she told herself savagely.--Mother let you have it because you're the oldest. It's a privilege, not a punishment."Not during a hurricane, it isn't a privilege," she said aloud. She tossed the quilt down on the foot of the bed, and stood up. The kitten stretched luxuriously, and looked up at her with huge, innocent eyes."Go back to sleep," Meg said. "Just be glad you're a kitten and not a monster like me." She looked at herself in the wardrobe mirror and made a horrible face, baring a mouthful of teethcovered with braces. Automatically she pushed her glasses into position, ran her fingers through her mouse-brown hair, so that it stood wildly on end, and let out a sigh almost as noisy as the wind.The wide wooden floorboards were cold against her feet. Wind blew in the crevices about the window frame, in spite of the protection the storm sash was supposed to offer. She could hear wind howling in the chimneys. From all the way downstairs she could hear Fortinbras, the big black dog, starting to bark. He must be frightened, too. What was he barking at? Fortinbras never barked without reason.Suddenly she remembered that when she had gone to the post office to pick up the mail she'd heard about a tramp who was supposed to have stolen twelve sheets from Mrs. Buncombe, the constable's wife. They hadn't caught him, and maybe he was heading for the Murrys' house right now, isolated on a back road as it was; and this time maybe he'd be after more than sheets. Meg hadn't paid much attention to the talk about the tramp at the time, because the postmistress, with a sugary smile, had asked if she'd heard from her father lately.She left her little room and made her way through the shadows of the main attic, bumping against the ping-pong table. --Now I'll have a bruise on my hip on top of everything else, she thought.Next she walked into her old dolls' house, Charles Wallace's rocking horse, the twins' electric trains. "Why must everything happen to me?" she demanded of a large teddy bear.At the foot of the attic stairs she stood still and listened. Nota sound from Charles Wallace's room on the right. On the left, in her parents' room, not a rustle from her mother sleeping alone in the great double bed. She tiptoed down the hall and into the twins' room, pushing again at her glasses as though they could help her to see better in the dark. Dennys was snoring. Sandy murmured something about baseball and subsided. The twins didn't have any problems. They weren't great students, but they weren't bad ones, either. They were perfectly content with a succession of B's and an occasional A or C. They were strong and fast runners and good at games, and when cracks were made about anybody in the Murry family, they weren't made about Sandy and Dennys.She left the twins' room and went on downstairs, avoiding the creaking seventh step. Fortinbras had stopped barking. It wasn't the tramp this time, then. Fort would go on barking if anybody was around.--But suppose the tramp
come? Suppose he has a knife? Nobody lives near enough to hear if we screamed and screamed and screamed. Nobody'd care, anyhow.--I'll make myself some cocoa, she decided.--That'll cheer me up, and if the roof blows off, at least I won't go off with it.In the kitchen a light was already on, and Charles Wallace was sitting at the table drinking milk and eating bread and jam. He looked very small and vulnerable sitting there alone in the big old-fashioned kitchen, a blond little boy in faded blue Dr. Dentons, his feet swinging a good six inches above the floor."Hi," he said cheerfully. "I've been waiting for you."From under the table where he was lying at Charles Wallace'sfeet, hoping for a crumb or two, Fortinbras raised his slender dark head in greeting to Meg, and his tail thumped against the floor. Fortinbras had arrived on their doorstep, a half-grown puppy, scrawny and abandoned, one winter night. He was, Meg's father had decided, part Llewellyn setter and part greyhound, and he had a slender, dark beauty that was all his own."Why didn't you come up to the attic?" Meg asked her brother, speaking as though he were at least her own age. "I've been scared stiff.""Too windy up in that attic of yours," the little boy said. "I knew you'd be down. I put some milk on the stove for you. It ought to be hot by now."How did Charles Wallace always know about her? How could he always tell? He never knew--or seemed to care--what Dennys or Sandy were thinking. It was his mother's mind, and Meg's, that he probed with frightening accuracy.Was it because people were a little afraid of him that they whispered about the Murrys' youngest child, who was rumored to be not quite bright? "I've heard that clever people often have subnormal children," Meg had once overheard. "The two boys seem to be nice, regular children, but that unattractive girl and the baby boy certainly aren't all there."It was true that Charles Wallace seldom spoke when anybody was around, so that many people thought he'd never learned to talk. And it was true that he hadn't talked at all until he was almost four. Meg would turn white with fury when people looked at him and clucked, shaking their heads sadly."Don't worry about Charles Wallace, Meg," her father hadonce told her. Meg remembered it very clearly because it was shortly before he went away. "There's nothing the matter with his mind. He just does things in his own way and in his own time.""I don't want him to grow up to be dumb like me," Meg had said."Oh, my darling, you're not dumb," her father answered. "You're like Charles Wallace. Your development has to go at its own pace. It just doesn't happen to be the usual pace.""How do you
?" Meg had demanded. "How do you
I'm not dumb? Isn't it just because you love me?""I love you, but that's not what tells me. Mother and I've given you a number of tests, you know."Yes, that was true. Meg had realized that some of the "games" her parents played with her were tests of some kind, and that there had been more for her and Charles Wallace than for the twins. "IQ tests, you mean?""Yes, some of them.""Is my IQ okay?""More than okay.""What is it?""That I'm not going to tell you. But it assures me that both you and Charles Wallace will be able to do pretty much whatever you like when you grow up yourselves. You just wait till Charles Wallace starts to talk. You'll see."How right he had been about that, though he himself had left before Charles Wallace began to speak, suddenly, with none of the usual baby preliminaries, using entire sentences. How proud he would have been!"You'd better check the milk," Charles Wallace said to Meg now, his diction clearer and cleaner than that of most five-year-olds. "You know you don't like it when it gets a skin on top.""You put in more than twice enough milk." Meg peered into the saucepan.Charles Wallace nodded serenely. "I thought Mother might like some.""I might like what?" a voice said, and there was their mother standing in the doorway."Cocoa," Charles Wallace said. "Would you like a liverwurst-and-cream-cheese sandwich? I'll be happy to make you one.""That would be lovely," Mrs. Murry said, "but I can make it myself if you're busy.""No trouble at all." Charles Wallace slid down from his chair and trotted over to the refrigerator, his pajamaed feet padding softly as a kitten's. "How about you, Meg?" he asked. "Sandwich?""Yes, please," she said. "But not liverwurst. Do we have any tomatoes?"Charles Wallace peered into the crisper. "One. All right if I use it on Meg, Mother?""To what better use could it be put?" Mrs. Murry smiled. "But not so loud, please, Charles. That is, unless you want the twins downstairs, too.""Let's be exclusive," Charles Wallace said. "That's my new word for the day. Impressive, isn't it?""Prodigious," Mrs. Murry said. "Meg, come let me look at that bruise."Meg knelt at her mother's feet. The warmth and light ofthe kitchen had relaxed her so that her attic fears were gone. The cocoa steamed fragrantly in the saucepan; geraniums bloomed on the windowsills and there was a bouquet of tiny yellow chrysanthemums in the center of the table. The curtains, red, with a blue-and-green geometrical pattern, were drawn, and seemed to reflect their cheerfulness throughout the room. The furnace purred like a great, sleepy animal; the lights glowed with steady radiance; outside, alone in the dark, the wind still battered against the house, but the angry power that had frightened Meg while she was alone in the attic was subdued by the familiar comfort of the kitchen. Underneath Mrs. Murry's chair Fortinbras let out a contented sigh.Mrs. Murry gently touched Meg's bruised cheek. Meg looked up at her mother, half in loving admiration, half in sullen resentment. It was not an advantage to have a mother who was a scientist and a beauty as well. Mrs. Murry's flaming red hair, creamy skin, and violet eyes with long dark lashes, seemed even more spectacular in comparison with Meg's outrageous plainness. Meg's hair had been passable as long as she wore it tidily in braids. When she went into high school it was cut, and now she and her mother struggled with putting it up, but one side would come out curly and the other straight, so that she looked even plainer than before."You don't know the meaning of moderation, do you, my darling?" Mrs. Murry asked. "A happy medium is something I wonder if you'll ever learn. That's a nasty bruise the Henderson boy gave you. By the way, shortly after you'd gone to bed his mother called up to complain about how badly you'd hurt him.I told her that since he's a year older and at least twenty-five pounds heavier than you are, I thought I was the one who ought to be doing the complaining. But she seemed to think it was all your fault.""I suppose that depends on how you look at it," Meg said. "Usually, no matter what happens, people think it's my fault, even if I have nothing to do with it at all. But I'm sorry I tried to fight him. It's just been an awful week. And I'm full of bad feeling."Mrs. Murry stroked Meg's shaggy head. "Do you know why?""I
being an oddball," Meg said. "It's hard on Sandy and Dennys, too. I don't know if they're really like everybody else, or if they're just able to pretend they are. I try to pretend, but it isn't any help.""You're much too straightforward to be able to pretend to be what you aren't," Mrs. Murry said. "I'm sorry, Meglet. Maybe if Father were here he could help you, but I don't think I can do anything till you've managed to plow through some more time. Then things will be easier for you. But that isn't much help right now, is it?""Maybe if I weren't so repulsive-looking--maybe if I were pretty like you--""Mother's not a bit pretty; she's beautiful," Charles Wallace announced, slicing liverwurst. "Therefore I bet she was awful at your age.""How right you are," Mrs. Murry said. "Just give yourself time, Meg.""Lettuce on your sandwich, Mother?" Charles Wallace asked."No, thanks."He cut the sandwich into sections, put it on a plate, and set it in front of his mother. "Yours'll be along in just a minute, Meg. I think I'll talk to Mrs Whatsit about you.""Who's Mrs Whatsit?" Meg asked."I think I want to be exclusive about her for a while," Charles Wallace said. "Onion salt?""Yes, please.""What's Mrs Whatsit stand for?" Mrs. Murry asked."That's her name," Charles Wallace answered. "You know the old shingled house back in the woods that the kids won't go near because they say it's haunted? That's where they live.""They?""Mrs Whatsit and her two friends. I was out with Fortinbras a couple of days ago--you and the twins were at school, Meg. We like to walk in the woods, and suddenly he took off after a squirrel and I took off after him and we ended up by the haunted house, so I met them by accident, as you might say.""But nobody lives there," Meg said."Mrs Whatsit and her friends do. They're very enjoyable.""Why didn't you tell me about it before?" Mrs. Murry asked. "And you know you're not supposed to go off our property without permission, Charles.""I know," Charles said. "That's one reason I didn't tell you. I just rushed off after Fortinbras without thinking. And then I decided, well, I'd better save them for an emergency, anyhow."A fresh gust of wind took the house and shook it, and suddenly the rain began to lash against the windows."I don't think I like this wind," Meg said nervously."We'll lose some shingles off the roof, that's certain," Mrs. Murry said. "But this house has stood for almost two hundred years and I think it will last a little longer, Meg. There's been many a high wind up on this hill.""But this is a hurricane!" Meg wailed. "The radio kept saying it was a hurricane!""It's October," Mrs. Murry told her. "There've been storms in October before."As Charles Wallace gave Meg her sandwich Fortinbras came out from under the table. He gave a long, low growl, and they could see the dark fur slowly rising on his back. Meg felt her own skin prickle."What's wrong?" she asked anxiously.Fortinbras stared at the door that opened into Mrs. Murry's laboratory, which was in the old stone dairy right off the kitchen. Beyond the lab a pantry led outdoors, though Mrs. Murry had done her best to train the family to come into the house through the garage door or the front door and not through her lab. But it was the lab door and not the garage door toward which Fortinbras was growling."You didn't leave any nasty-smelling chemicals cooking over a Bunsen burner, did you, Mother?" Charles Wallace asked.Mrs. Murry stood up. "No. But I think I'd better go see what's upsetting Fort, anyhow.""It's the tramp, I'm sure it's the tramp," Meg said nervously."What tramp?" Charles Wallace asked."They were saying at the post office this afternoon that a tramp stole all Mrs. Buncombe's sheets.""We'd better sit on the pillowcases, then," Mrs. Murry said lightly. "I don't think even a tramp would be out on a night like this, Meg.""But that's probably why he
out," Meg wailed, "trying to find a place
to be out.""In which case I'll offer him the barn till morning." Mrs. Murry went briskly to the door."I'll go with you." Meg's voice was shrill."No, Meg, you stay with Charles and eat your sandwich.""Eat!" Meg exclaimed as Mrs. Murry went out through the lab. "How does she expect me to eat?""Mother can take care of herself," Charles said. "Physically, that is." But he sat in his father's chair at the table and his legs kicked at the rungs; and Charles Wallace, unlike most small children, had the ability to sit still.After a few moments that seemed like forever to Meg, Mrs. Murry came back in, holding the door open for--was it the tramp? It seemed small for Meg's idea of a tramp. The age or sex was impossible to tell, for it was completely bundled up in clothes. Several scarves of assorted colors were tied about the head, and a man's felt hat perched atop. A shocking-pink stole was knotted about a rough overcoat, and black rubber boots covered the feet."Mrs Whatsit," Charles said suspiciously, "what are you doing here? And at this time of night, too?""Now, don't you be worried, my honey." A voice emerged fromamong turned-up coat collar, stole, scarves, and hat, a voice like an unoiled gate, but somehow not unpleasant."Mrs--uh--Whatsit--says she lost her way," Mrs. Murry said. "Would you care for some hot chocolate, Mrs Whatsit?""Charmed, I'm sure," Mrs Whatsit answered, taking off the hat and the stole. "It isn't so much that I lost my way as that I got blown off course. And when I realized that I was at little Charles Wallace's house I thought I'd just come in and rest a bit before proceeding on my way.""How did you know this was Charles Wallace's house?" Meg asked."By the smell." Mrs Whatsit untied a blue-and-green paisley scarf, a red-and-yellow flowered print, a gold Liberty print, a red-and-black bandanna. Under all this a sparse quantity of grayish hair was tied in a small but tidy knot on top of her head. Her eyes were bright, her nose a round, soft blob, her mouth puckered like an autumn apple. "My, but it's lovely and warm in here," she said."Do sit down." Mrs. Murry indicated a chair. "Would you like a sandwich, Mrs Whatsit? I've had liverwurst and cream cheese; Charles has had bread and jam; and Meg, lettuce and tomato.""Now, let me see," Mrs Whatsit pondered. "I'm passionately fond of Russian caviar.""You peeked!" Charles cried indignantly. "We're saving that for Mother's birthday and you can't have any!"Mrs Whatsit gave a deep and pathetic sigh.
Charles said. "Now, you mustn't give in to her, Mother, or I shall be very angry. How about tuna-fish salad?""All right," Mrs Whatsit said meekly."I'll fix it," Meg offered, going to the pantry for a can of tuna fish.--For crying out loud, she thought,--this old woman comes barging in on us in the middle of the night and Mother takes it as though there weren't anything peculiar about it at all. I'll bet she
the tramp. I'll bet she
steal those sheets. And she's certainly no one Charles Wallace ought to be friends with, especially when he won't even talk to ordinary people."I've only been in the neighborhood a short time," Mrs Whatsit was saying as Meg switched off the pantry light and came back into the kitchen with the tuna fish, "and I didn't think I was going to like the neighbors at all until dear little Charles came over with his dog.""Mrs Whatsit," Charles Wallace demanded severely, "why did you take Mrs. Buncombe's sheets?""Well, I
them, Charles dear.""You must return them at once.""But Charles, dear, I
. I've
them.""It was very wrong of you," Charles Wallace scolded. "If you needed sheets that badly, you should have asked me."Mrs Whatsit shook her head and clucked. "You can't spare any sheets. Mrs. Buncombe can."Meg cut up some celery and mixed it in with the tuna. After a moment's hesitation she opened the refrigerator door and brought out ajar of little sweet pickles.--Though why I'm doing it for her I don't know, she thought, as she cut them up.--I don't trust her one bit."Tell your sister I'm all right," Mrs Whatsit said to Charles. "Tell her my intentions are good.""The road to hell is paved with good intentions," Charles intoned."My, but isn't he cunning." Mrs Whatsit beamed at him fondly. "It's lucky he has someone to understand him.""But I'm afraid he doesn't," Mrs. Murry said. "None of us is quite up to Charles.""But at least you aren't trying to squash him down." Mrs Whatsit nodded her head vigorously. "You're letting him be himself.""Here's your sandwich," Meg said, bringing it to Mrs Whatsit."Do you mind if I take off my boots before I eat?" Mrs Whatsit asked, picking up the sandwich nevertheless. "Listen." She moved her feet up and down in her boots, and they could hear water squelching. "My toes are ever so damp. The trouble is that these boots are a mite too tight for me, and I never can take them off by myself.""I'll help you," Charles offered."Not you. You're not strong enough.""I'll help." Mrs. Murry squatted at Mrs Whatsit's feet, yanking on one slick boot. When the boot came off, it came suddenly. Mrs. Murry sat down with a thump. Mrs Whatsit went tumbling backward with the chair onto the floor, sandwich held high in one old claw. Water poured out of the boot and ran over the floor and the big braided rug."Oh, dearie me," Mrs Whatsit said, lying on her back in theoverturned chair, her feet in the air, one in a red-and-white striped sock, the other still booted.Mrs. Murry got to her feet. "Are you all right, Mrs Whatsit?""If you have some liniment I'll put it on my dignity," Mrs Whatsit said, still supine. "I think it's sprained. A little oil of cloves mixed well with garlic is rather good." And she took a large bite of sandwich."Do please get up," Charles said. "I don't like to see you lying there that way. You're carrying things too far.""Have you ever tried to get to your feet with a sprained dignity?" But Mrs Whatsit scrambled up, righted the chair, and then sat back down on the floor, the booted foot stuck out in front of her, and took another bite. She moved with great agility for such an old woman. At least Meg was reasonably sure that she was an old woman, and a very old woman at that.Mrs Whatsit, her mouth full, ordered Mrs. Murry, "Now pull while I'm already down."Quite calmly, as though this old woman and her boots were nothing out of the ordinary, Mrs. Murry pulled until the second boot relinquished the foot. This foot was covered with a blue-and-gray Argyle sock, and Mrs Whatsit sat there, wriggling her toes, contentedly finishing her sandwich before scrambling to her feet. "Ah," she said, "that's ever so much better," and took both boots and shook them out over the sink. "My stomach is full and I'm warm inside and out and it's time I went home.""Don't you think you'd better stay till morning?" Mrs. Murry asked."Oh, thank you, dearie, but there's
much to do I just can't waste time sitting around frivoling.""It's much too wild a night to travel in.""Wild nights are my glory," Mrs Whatsit said. "I just got caught in a downdraft and blown off course.""Well, at least till your socks are dry--""Wet socks don't bother me. I just didn't like the water squishing around in my boots. Now, don't worry about me, lamb." ("Lamb" was not a word one would ordinarily think of calling Mrs. Murry.) "I shall just sit down for a moment and pop on my boots and then I'll be on my way. Speaking of ways, pet, by the way, there
such a thing as a tesseract."Mrs. Murry went very white and with one hand reached backward and clutched at a chair for support. Her voice trembled. "What did you say?"Mrs Whatsit tugged at her second boot. "I said," she grunted, shoving her foot down in, "that there is"--shove--"such a thing"--shove--"as a tesseract." Her foot went down into the boot, and grabbing shawls, scarves, and hat, she hustled out the door. Mrs. Murry stayed very still, making no move to help the old woman. As the door opened, Fortinbras streaked in, panting, wet and shiny as a seal. He looked at Mrs. Murry and whined.The door slammed."Mother, what's the matter!" Meg cried. "What did she say? What is it?""The tesseract--" Mrs. Murry whispered. "What did she mean? How could she have known?"A WRINKLE IN TIME. Text copyright © 1962 by Crosswicks, Ltd. Introduction copyright © 2012 by Katherine Paterson. Afterword copyright © 2012 by Charlotte Jones.
Madeleine L'Engle
(1918-2007) was the Newbery Medal-winning author of more than 60 books, including the much-loved
A Wrinkle in Time
. Born in 1918, L'Engle grew up in New York City, Switzerland, South Carolina and Massachusetts. Her father was a reporter and her mother had studied to be a pianist, and their house was always full of musicians and theater people. L'Engle graduated cum laude from Smith College, then returned to New York to work in the theater. While touring with a play, she wrote her first book,
The Small Rain
, originally published in 1945. She met her future husband, Hugh Franklin, when they both appeared in
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. Upon becoming Mrs. Franklin, L'Engle gave up the stage in favor of the typewriter. In the years her three children were growing up, she wrote four more novels. Hugh Franklin temporarily retired from the theater, and the family moved to western Connecticut and for ten years ran a general store. Her book
Meet the Austins
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A Wrinkle in Time
was awarded the 1963 Newbery Medal. Two companion novels,
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(a Newbery Honor book), complete what has come to be known as The Time Trilogy, a series that continues to grow in popularity with a new generation of readers. Her 1980 book
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