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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- After being knocked out with the flu on Wednesday, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said Friday that he feels better and is "ready for Santa Claus and then ready to play some football."
The football ahead is a trip to Buffalo for Sunday's game against the Bills. If the Patriots win, they clinch the AFC East division and the No. 1 seed in the playoffs, which ensures a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout.
That was one of the team's top goals when players first arrived for offseason workouts in March.
"I think it's pretty cool that we're in a position this week to actually do something about it," Brady said Friday morning. "To have worked for seven or eight months for a particular goal and then to have this goal sitting in front of you only two days away now, I hope everyone realizes the importance of this game and I think everyone in [the locker room] does.
"I think that's been something that's been emphasized this week is a lot of guys have been putting a lot into this and there would be no better Christmas present this time of year than to go out and win this game. It's very exciting for us. This is a championship game and it's pretty special any time you win a championship."
While the Patriots have won 14 straight games against the Bills -- the third-longest streak versus a single opponent in NFL history -- Brady said it's a big challenge "against a very tough team in a very tough environment." The Bills have won four of their past six games.
"[They] fight their butt off [and] they're playing certainly very well this time of year," he said. "There are probably some teams that have thrown in the towel at this point because they're not really in it, but you would never say that about the Bills, the way these guys play. We have to go out there and really play a great game."
Part of the Patriots' success this season has been tied to turnover differential: They rank first in the NFL with a plus-20 differential -- 29 takeaways and a league-low nine giveaways. They are 11-0 this season with a plus differential and 81-3 since 2001.
Brady has thrown 292 straight passes without an interception, the third-longest streak in NFL history, although he believes he's been fortunate of late because opponents have had chances for interceptions that they didn't catch.
"We always talk about not turning the ball over," he said. "As the weather gets cooler the ball gets a little harder to handle. The teams that really play well in this type of weather don't turn it over. So it's definitely a point of emphasis this week as well. I'm sure, Buffalo-type weather, we've had some interesting games up there. I'm sure it will be another one with the weather conditions."
As for his health, Brady said the flu didn't affect his preparations for Sunday's game, although it did cost him the chance to vote for the Pro Bowl.
"It was probably what a lot of guys are getting hit with lately. It's been going around town," he said. "But I'm feeling good; had a good day of practice yesterday and have to go out and have a good day today and get sharpened up and ready to play for a division title."
The illness wasn't similar to what Brady experienced in the days leading up to the AFC Championship Game against the Pittsburgh Steelers following the 2004 season, although coach Bill Belichick recalled that game as an example of the toughness Brady shows to battle through sickness and prepare to play.
"Tom is a pretty tough guy," Belichick said. "I think he'll do all he can to be ready to go, just like he always does."
Mike Reiss covers the Patriots for ESPNBoston.com.


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By the son and intimate confidant of former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon comes an unparalleled look at the life and work of one of the world's most powerful leaders. "A multifaceted picture of an Israeli patriot, military leader, and family man" (Kirkus Reviews).
From his youth as a soldier to his service in government, Ariel Sharon has personified Israel's unyielding drive for security. He revolutionized the Israel Defense Forces and established the anti-terror commando Unit 101. His leadership during the Six-Day and Yom Kippur wars made him a national hero and propelled him into the political arena. As terror grew throughout the Middle East at the end of the twentieth century, Sharon's commitment to protect and bring peace to his people underscored his election to prime minister in 2001. But within months of taking office, the 9/11 attacks shook the Western world—thrusting the controversial statesman into the center of international affairs.
Sharon has walked a fine line between waging war on Israel's enemies and accommodating demanding allies, a balancing act that is often subject to public misperception. As prime minister, he built a fence to separate Israel from the West Bank's suicide bombers; he isolated Yasser Arafat in his Ramallah headquarters; and in a stunning and unprecedented move, he withdrew Israel's settlements from Gaza. Throughout his life but especially as prime minister, Sharon kept a meticulous personal record of events and of the discussionshe had with world leaders, including George W. Bush, Tony Blair, Vladimir Putin, King Abdullah, Kofi Annan, Gerhard Schroeder, Jacques Chirac, Hosni Mubarak, Mahmoud Abbas, and others. But what the public knew of these interactions often differed dramatically from what went on in private.
Gilad Sharon, the prime minister's youngest son and close confidant, has combed through his father's vast archive—conversations, personal notes, diaries, daybooks, military directives, correspondence, and thousands of other documents—to offer a rare, intimate, and compelling look at one man's evolution into one of the world's most powerful and influential figures. Filled with news-making revelations, Sharon provides a rare view of global politics in action as well as a window onto the day-to-day life of a prime minister. A dazzling portrait of a legendary elder statesman and the nation he helped to build, here is a masterful biography and an illuminating analysis of modern Middle Eastern politics and the forces that have shaped this volatile region.
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Sharon's son Gilad shows his father to be brave, resolute, and far-sighted in the face of Arab hostility and treachery and European disingenuousness about Zionism.
Arabs have every reason to oppose Zionism since they are prisoners of medieval religiosity and unfulfilled ethnic cravings. Europeans on the other hand, and some Americans, whether out of anti-semitism, guilt for sins of commission and omission towards the Jews, or naive leftist dislike of manly nationalism oppose and close their eyes to the deeds of bloodthirsty Arab terrorists.
This volume presents not only a positive picture of Ariel Sharon; it gives the case for Israeli national determinism to resist and to survive. In my view the position taken by Gilad Sharon is 99% right and justified. Not a great book and not one without repetitions to be avoided it nevertheless makes a splendid case for why and how Israelis may defend their human right to live, prosper, and survive. The civilized world deserves blame and censure that a case for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness HAS TO BE DEFENDED AT ALL BY THIS PEOPLE.
Ariel Sharon's life paralleled the entire span of modern Israeli history and from a young age he became a major figure. He had fought in, commanded in, saved from defeat, lead or ordered every war in Israeli history up until his stroke. He is the father of the settlements and of the pullout from Gaza. Probably the only two people to have put as big a stamp on Israeli history are David Ben Gurion and Shimon Peres--and a book about Sharon better captures the "story" of Israel because Ben Gurion died 40 years ago, and Peres never served in uniform.
His son Gilad, the author, had unparalleled access since he had all of his father's meticulous notes and records, was among his father's most trusted advisors and was actually in the room for a great deal of the stories he recounts.
It is an excellent book and due to the importance of Ariel Sharon to Israeli history and the closeness of the author to his subject, I would strongly recommend it, regardless of your level of knowledge about broader Israeli history.
Perhaps I should note though that I listened to it on Audible rather than reading it, but it was identical. Also, I think the so-so reviews are unfair to the book--they are either critical of the man, rather than the book about him, or they are critical of the lack of criticism from the author, his loving son. If you're looking for a negative portrayal, there have been some critical books written, but they are not as up to date, as well sourced and as detailed--that makes this book a special treasure. He mentions some mistakes and regrets but it's mostly a factual and intimate portrayal from Ariel Sharon's side. It's as good or better than any other option.
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A consummate, deep , passionate portrayal of both the life of the larger than life Ariel Sharon, soldier and statesman , a valiant, courageous, patriotic, dedicated and kind... Read morePublished 1 month ago by Gary Selikow
good book and a gives true stories from IDF history and the life story of a brave Zionist man .Published 16 months ago by Isik
The book, deserves 5 stars because of its historic significance, through research, and revelations about Israeli political leaders. Read morePublished 17 months ago by Bobby
I read this some time ago. It was an informative book about Sharon. I enjoyed it and recommend it.Published 19 months ago by Dr. Jack Kushner
His life coincided with the history of Israel and chronicles the good and bad. His relationships with Ben Gurion, Dayan, Putin, etc are enlightening. Read morePublished 20 months ago by David Kowarski
Sharon life is embedded in the history of Israel.
The story of a nation surrounded with enemies, not treated fairly by the international community, which struggled from... Read more
I liked the book. It was a great story. It was obvious that a son was writing about a father he loved and admired. A good review of Israel's history. The writing was clear. Read morePublished on April 29, 2014 by Donald Vincent

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There was distress in the voice on the other end of the phone line -- more than the normal dismay I recalled from Dan, who had earned the "Desperate" moniker because of his uncanny skill in driving away women. When I ask perfunctorily how Dan's life was going, he softly said, "Not great."
Time Warp: Here's my life circa late 1980s. Picture the bronzed rays of the sun breaking over the staccato chain of islands called the Florida Keys. A sailboat, its canvas neatly trimmed for an upwind tack, slips through water that has the azure hue of tarnished copper. There I am, one hand on the wheel, one hand around the waist of the babe du jour, one hand holding a Corona.
You can see I had a problem.
And it wasn't just an insufficient number of limbs to address the tasks at hand, so to speak. The one thing I never relinquished my hold on was the beer, and I'd juggle the other priorities as best I could.
I was living on a sailboat in Miami's Coconut Grove in those days, thrashing my way through another divorce. Life, what I could remember of it from one day to the next, was a real party, 24/7 in current parlance. True, I did work for a newspaper, but that was mostly for recreation -- being thoroughly debauched was the real full-time job.
On an October weekend each year, one of Miami's bigger, wilder orgies takes place. It's called the Columbus Day Regatta, and while about 700 yachts do race, the main event is always an overnight, waterborne exercise in drinking and nudity aboard 3,000 or so boats anchored off a little island north of Key Largo. I had, on occasion, met Ted Turner during regatta festivities -- so you can surmise the high level of imbibing that transpired.
Desperate Dan was one of my racing crew. He denies it, but I'm sure it was Dan who got us all in trouble.
I found out I was out of luck Monday morning. Awakening, I noted through the portholes that we were safely tied to a dock. That elicited waves of gratitude from me since I had little recollection -- well, actually, no memory whatsoever -- of the sail back to Miami.
But I was bothered. The little bit of the dock I could see through the small port didn't look right. Sticking my head out of a hatch, I made a startling discovery. I was not at my marina. I was not in Miami.
Egad, I realized, I was not even in the United States.
No, indeed. What I saw around me was the Big Game Club in Bimini, an island that while only 35 miles or so from Miami is in the Bahamas, which while not much of a nation is nonetheless bona fide foreign soil.
In general, I was vaguely aware that it wasn't a good thing to wake up in another country and not recall getting there.
So, I shook my crew awake and started asking how the hell we got to Bimini. My voice was frantic. I was a boss editor at the newspaper I worked for, but even boss editors have boss editors, and mine had become noticeably irritated by my free-spirited life. Peering through a hangover at my watch, I realized I was already a half-hour late for an editors' meeting taking place one nation to the west of my current longitude.
One crew member -- her name was Susan -- told the tale. On the way back to Miami, someone (she wouldn't say who, but everyone looked at Dan) said it would be a helluva fun thing to go to Bimini. I, so I was told, responded with great enthusiasm in the affirmative, set the boat's heading for 109 degrees, and off we went to the Bahamas.
It must have seemed a good idea at the time.
"You did real well in the storm last night," Susan commented. "Real big waves. Lots of wind."
I tried to focus on that. "What storm?" I finally said.
Another crewman added, "And, wow, you got us into Bimini at night." No one, or at least no sane person, sails into Bimini's unmarked channels at night -- in a storm.
"You're kidding," I said.
Space Warp: A few weeks later, back at that newspaper where my boss editor was unamused at my latest eccentric adventure, I began working on a story. It was a good story, an investigation about a scummy developer. I had figured out how he had conned a bunch of people. A few months later, the guy would get indicted and eventually spend a little time in a federally operated tennis resort. Journalistically speaking, I guess I could claim his scalp for my belt.


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Organic farming and research in Italy
A selection of links to press-releases, news-articles and documents about agriculture:
- Positive public view of farmers on the rise - National Farmers Union (NFU - UK), June 21, 2016
- Copa & Cogeca urge Member States to ensure all decisions concerning criteria to identify endocrine disruptors and authorization of them on EU market based on science using risk-based approach ('.pdf') - European Farmers European Agri-Cooperatives (Copa - Cogeca), June 16, 2016
- Global Nutrition Report: Malnutrition Becoming the 'New Normal' Across the Globe - International Food Policy Research Institute, June 13, 2016
- Pollution: Following tricky triclosan - American Society of Agronomy, May 25, 2016
- New Study: Trans-Pacific Partnership a Win for U.S. Agriculture - National Corn Growers Association (USA), May 19th, 2016
- Exemplary Photosynthesis - How could green algae improve our crop plants? - Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology (MPIMP), May 13, 2016
- What a chemist needs to know about patents - Society of Chemical Industry, April 26, 2016
- An online supermarket sourcing guide has been launched by the NFU so shoppers can find out who is backing British farming - National Farmers Union (NFU - UK), April 5, 2016
- ASPB Names 2016 Awards Recipients - Honors to be presented at Plant Biology 2016 in Austin - The American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB), March 28, 2016
- Topsoil and soil fertility tips for spring - North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, March 3, 2016
- USDA Invests $25 Million in High-Priority Watersheds to Improve Water Quality - United States Departement of Agriculture, February 26, 2016
- Economic Issues in the Coexistence of Organic, Genetically Engineered (GE), and Non-GE Crops - U.S. Department of Agriculture - Economic Research Service, February 26, 2016
- The facts on GM feed - National Farmers Union (NFU)(UK), February 24, 2016
- Plant Scientists Start Grassroots Petition in Support of GM Technology - American Society of Plant Biologists February 18, 2016
- 17th edition of "The World of Organic Agriculture" presented at BIOFACH - Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL) (Germany; English website), February 15, 2016
- Bluetongue: what you need to know - National Farmers Union (NFU-UK), February 11, 2016
- EPA Announces Updated Draft Efficacy Protocol for Copper Surface Sanitizer Products - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), February 10, 2016
- Can linking social protection and agriculture end extreme poverty? - International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) - Blog, February 4, 2016
- DLG (German Agricultural Society) and Iranian Ministry of Agriculture agree on cooperation - German Agricultural Society (DLG), January 29, 2016
- Andean bean: Small bean for sweet dreams - American Society of Agronomy (ASA), January 27, 2016
- Blog: Should UK farmers be worried by EU-Ukraine agreement? - National Farmers Union (NFU-UK), January 19, 2016
- The Entomological Society of America (ESA) Statement on the Importance of Insect Collections - The Entomological Society of America (ESA), January 19, 2016
- Interactive map of illegal logging - Food and Agriculture Organization (UN-FAO) - FLEGT Projects, January 12, 2016
- Action Team Explores Public Policy Impacts on Ag - National Corn Growers Association(NCGA - USA), January 8, 2016
- Linkedin: Key for young ASA members - Agricultural Science Association (ASA) (Ireland), January 6, 2016
- You can find more news-articles and document review in the Agrolinker's FORUM BOARDS
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Some favourite links about international @gricolture, landscaping & @gronews from the internet:
-> 'Italian agriculture in figures': (annual economic survey from INEA, now: CREA)
-> ICE - Italtrade - The Made in Italy Official Portal (UK page):
-> Italy-America Chamber of Commerce (New York - USA):
-> GARR - The Italian Academic & Research Network:
-> Italian Life Sciences Federation (FISV): Is composed by the following societie: AAI · ABCD · AGI · SIBBM · SIBE · SIBV · SICA · SIF . SIGA · SIMA · SIMGBM · SINS · SIP · SIPaV
-> Italian Phytopathological Society (SIPaV):
-> Abstracts of papers published on the Journal of Plant Patology (SIPaV):
-> Italian Society of Agricultural Genetics (SIGA):
-> Italian Society for Agronomy (SIA):
-> Mediterranean Agro-industries Institute of Bari (CIHEAM):
-> International Dairy Cattle Show (Cremona):
-> Italian National Association of Holstein Breeders (ANAFI):
-> Italian Environmental Agency (ISPRA):
-> Euraxess.it: Italian version of the European Commission's portal 'Euraxess'; with informations & jobs about research in Italy
-> Bomarzo (Viterbo): The park of monsters: (photos of sculptures from a Renaissance strange italian garden)
-> 'Appia Antica' regional park - Rome:
-> Istituto Valorizzazione Salumi Italiani: (a consortium to promote the gastronomic heritage of italian processed meat products)
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Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter,
Little darling, it feels like years since it's been here,
Here comes the sun,
Here comes the sun and I say,
It's all right.
Here Comes The Sun, George Harrison, 1943-2001
Can I cure loneliness by selling up to be near my new love?
Can you help with a big decision? I am a 76-year-old widow. Four years ago I met Alan through a dating site. He lives 25 miles away.
We had a good relationship but experienced some problems and split up twice, getting back together again each time.
We now love each other very much. He comes and stays with me for two to three days, then returns home.
He's 80 and has a married son living nearby, and a very good relationship with two daughters. He's well known in his home-town for work reasons and hobbies, so his roots are deep.
'What if something happens to Alan and I am left in a strange town with no one I know?'
My daughter lives 70 miles away and I do not see her, or my grandchildren, that often.
My life is quite lonely. I have 'friends', but do not see them very much — the fault being mainly mine, as I am not good at social contact.
I suggested to Alan that perhaps I should move to his town. He loved the idea. The suggestion of both of us selling up and living together, however, did not seem an option to him. He loves his home.
My daughter was against me moving and said I was doing all the giving. After all, we were only 25 miles apart.
But at 25 miles one can't pop in and out! Or do things on the spur of the moment.
So, I put my bungalow on the market and within a week had a cash offer. I found a lovely bungalow near Alan. Everything seemed perfect, but then I got cold feet and backed out.
I love my home, but I sit in it on my own for a lot of the time. Alan and I could have a lovely time together.
His family would include me in their family gatherings. So-called friends do not want me to go, but I rarely see them.
I've been very ill lately and felt more isolated than ever. My daughter rang up twice, but that's all.
Alan rings twice a day to check on me. He says it's my decision, and so it is. Part of me would like to go, part of me is terrified.
What if something happens to Alan and I am left in a strange town with no one I know? On the other hand, we could have such a good time together.
Perhaps you being an outsider could help me make a decision. At my age, do I move away from all I know to somewhere I don't particularly like?
I look round my lovely bungalow and the garden, just how I like it. But I am on my own. I know I could make another good home and garden, so what stops me?
What stops you is perfectly understandable caution, which may well represent the wisest part of yourself.
Interestingly, I suspect my response to this letter would have been slightly different six years ago. Then I might have counselled 'go for it!' — because we only have one life and so any chance of happiness must be seized.
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'Row towards the rapids!' That's the message of a poem called West Wind by one of my favourite writers, Mary Oliver. But these days I am not sure.
Many letters in my postbag also show how impulsiveness can lead to regrets.
Before you make your decision, you have to examine your life as it stands.
If you fail to do this, you will be blundering into the unknown with no self-knowledge, which is as dangerous as walking along a cliff edge wearing blinkers.
Three things in your letter bother me. The first is your self-confessed inability to form real relationships with your peers.
You accept the blame for the poor quality of your friendships — and because of that, to dismiss these friends as 'so-called' seems very unfair.
Because you embarked on the challenge of internet dating at the age of 72, I find myself wondering whether you might have always been one of those women who values herself mainly through relationships with men.
When you were young, did you drop your friends as soon as you had a boyfriend? Many women are like that, and thus deprive themselves of the network of support female friends provide. Which is a shame.
I feel you should think about why you have not done more to establish friendships, then ask yourself why this would change when the friends are Alan's.
Then, it bothers me that your attitude to your daughter and grandchildren seems very cool. Is there a reason? I wish I knew more.
You were/are willing to throw everything up for a man devoted to his own family, and I fear that his loving ties might cause you some jealousy in the end, since you've not been able to forge a similarly close relationship with your own flesh and blood.
I think you need to consider whether Alan's family will really welcome a woman who is, in fact, rather remote, as you make yourself sound. Are you prepared to work on that reserve?
Thirdly, I feel slightly concerned that (as your daughter pointed out) you are the one prepared to make the sacrifices. If Alan were saying, 'I love you, come and live with me and let me take care of you,' then I might advise throwing caution to the wind and selling up.
But he's not saying that. He is obviously fond of you, but not fond enough to save you the trouble of establishing a whole new home and garden, all by yourself, having bid farewell to the place you love.
I'm not saying you should entirely rule out the prospect of moving. But, in your situation, I would expect something more from the man, and also something more from myself.
I reckon I'd keep my independence but work on the status quo order to make it richer, rather than chucking it all up.
You can still enjoy his visits, and spend time staying with him, too — without your relationship becoming stale. Don't you think that this is the safer option?
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We have a great relationship with three of our daughters-in-law.
The other one is university-educated, has a good (part-time) job, beautiful house and loving, easy-going husband.
I'm in my late 60s, my husband is much older and we babysit at least once a week while she's at work. I drive a 40-mile round trip, leaving home before 7.30am to collect the children.
We gladly look after the toddler and baby all day as we adore them.
Occasionally we keep one overnight to give the parents a break.
We love buying them clothes or books, too.
This girl never acknowledges anything we buy, nor does she ever thank us for babysitting.
There's no contact unless she needs something — when she gets our son to ask. It's as if we are just not on her radar at all.
No, 'Have a nice holiday' before we left nor a, 'Did you have a nice holiday?' on our return. This from someone who texts friends at the table while we're eating.
Yesterday came the final straw. I drove up through heavy traffic to collect the children, knocked on the door and walked in.
She was shoving them into their coats and didn't even lift her head to look at me, did not say a word and only when I said 'Hello' did she reply.
At my car she kissed them both and turned and walked back to the house without even speaking to me.
It's doing my head in to be treated in such a manner. I asked my son later whether she was OK and he looked puzzled and said she was probably just dashing to work. But she wasn't.
I'm tired of making excuses for her rudeness. So what to do? We've always tried to be kind and kiss and hug when she comes to our home. We helped them out financially when they married, invite them for meals etc.
She lacks social skills and at times I almost feel sorry for her. I hesitate to tackle her and don't want to upset our son, but should I accept her bad manners?
The short, sharp answer is that bad manners should never be accepted.
Yet within the complicated dynamics of family life short, sharp answers are rarely helpful, as they can lead to some permanent rifts.
In your longer letter you tell me that this daughter-in-law was 'completely over-indulged by her mother,' and cite as evidence that when out for coffee or lunch she never offers to pay but always lets others treat her.
You don't really like your daughter-in-law very much at all but you love her children, and it's that contact which needs to be preserved at all costs. Posed by models
This certainly sounds like somebody with a strong sense of entitlement. Is it too late to change her? My gut instinct says probably it is.
Good manners need to be taught in childhood. Readers with young children please note! When you insist on 'please,' 'thank you,' and 'may I?', as well as refusing to let children rudely interrupt and so on, you are not being fussy — you are teaching precious lessons about co-existing with others.
Indulging children and letting them feel they rule the roost is, in my opinion, a form of emotional negligence. Unfortunately there's a lot of it about.
Your (annoyingly) easy-going son would not intervene, even if you were to ask — and to ask would surely cause trouble. If you were to 'tackle' her about her rudeness… well, yes, it would surely make things worse.
You don't really like her very much at all but you love her children, and it's that contact which needs to be preserved at all costs.
So I'm afraid you have to breathe deep and easy, confident that you hold the moral high ground, and meet her careless discourtesy with extra-bright good manners of your own.
Give yourself an Oscar for this — because I honestly don't see what alternative you have.
But I also think you need to have a pleasant 'meeting' with this couple to discuss your level of childcare, perhaps on the grounds of your undoubted tiredness.
Maybe if she suddenly thinks your help might be withdrawn she will appreciate it more.
It is a very good sign that you can find it in your heart to feel almost sorry for a young woman who has never been taught to respond to others with interest, generosity and gratitude.
Perhaps you can see your relationship with her children as being all the more precious in that you will be able to help them become better people.
And finally... Eavesdrop to find real tenderness
Do you ever hear a snatch of conversation and wonder about the real story behind the words? It happened to me many years ago, sitting in a BBC canteen, hearing the people at the next table.
I went on to turn the fragment of local drama about a doctor who had committed suicide (to his widow's fury) into my second novel The Anderson Question (newly available as an ebook).
Does this mean that writers are ruthless predators? In some ways — yes. I can't sit on the Tube without listening, and sometimes making a note. I never read; I watch.
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Having your eyes and ears open is an essential part of being human, which is why I hate to see people endlessly plugged into iPods or with their eyes fixed on mobile phones.
The other day I was walking into the Royal United Hospital in Bath, where my mother was a patient for nearly two weeks.
A couple of women passed me, deep in conversation. All I heard was: 'Well, you don't expect your children to go before you, do you?'
In that second I was reminded of surely the greatest tragedy — the death of a child.
Charities like the Child Death Helpline and the Compassionate Friends help those thus afflicted, remembering that if a man dies at the age of 50 his grieving parents have still lost their child.
Those few words were heavy with universal sorrow, and I bowed my head.
Then there's the delight of the unexpected. Waiting for the ward door to open for visiting time, I stood next to a couple of tough-looking young guys with tattoos, piercings — the works.
One whispered to the other: 'We're gonna have to take good care of him.'
That was sweet and gentle enough; charmed, I imagined they were talking about an old dad.
But when we entered the long ward, there at the men's end, they sat down softly beside their slumbering mate. Or was he a brother?
No matter — they'd given me a glimpse of tenderness to cheer the day.
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The Wangka Maya Pilbara Aboriginal Language Centre says it has achieved outstanding results from an employment program allowing Aborigines to work in their own languages.
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The Shire Of Ashburton's chief executive officer (CEO) is leaving the job after five years of service.
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Carlton's Kade Simpson is the AFL's Rising Star medal nominee for round 18.
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Carlton's Kade Simpson is the AFL's Rising Star medal nominee for round 18.
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The Shire of Roebourne has received more than $50,000 in Western Australian Government funding to build new footpaths.
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Brisbane AFL player Martin Pike has called an end to his 'at-times' turbulent 12-year playing career.
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Brisbane's four-time AFL premiership-winning player Martin Pike has announced his retirement.
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Collingwood forward Chris Tarrant will risk a five-week suspension after opting to contest a striking charge at the AFL tribunal tonight.
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A program to restore the floodgates at Busselton, in south-west Western Asutralia, has won a major award for environmental excellence.
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The struggle to pay for local government services has led six mid-west shires to form the first regional local government.
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Jim Maxwell wraps up the tour match against Worcestershire.
Australian captain Ricky Ponting spoke after the three-day tour match against Worcestershire ended in a draw.
A new aeroplane for the RFDS in Townsville.
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What is a 'Letter Of Guarantee'
A letter of guarantee is a type of contract issued by a bank on behalf of a customer who has entered a contract to purchase goods from a supplier and promises to meet any financial obligations to the supplier in the event of default.
2. A document issued by a bank on behalf of a call writer guaranteeing that the writer owns the underlying asset and that the bank will deliver the underlying securities should the call be exercised.
BREAKING DOWN 'Letter Of Guarantee'
A letter of guarantee often helps firms conduct business with parties they would never normally get the chance to deal with. Many suppliers will often choose to do business with customers that have a letter of guarantee because it eliminates the risk that they will not receive the appropriate payment for the goods that they are selling.
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Skrillex is currently single.
Sonny John Moore (born January 15, 1988), known professionally as Skrillex, is an American electronic music producer, DJ, singer and songwriter. Growing up in Northeast Los Angeles and in Northern California, Sonny Moore joined the American post-hard...core band From First to Last as the lead singer in 2004, and recorded two studio albums with the band (Dear Diary, My Teen Angst Has a Body Count, 2004, and Heroine, 2006) before leaving to pursue a solo career in 2007. He began his first tour as a solo artist in late 2007. After recruiting a new band lineup, Moore joined the Alternative Press Tour to support bands such as All Time Low and The Rocket Summer, and appeared on the cover of Alternative Press' annual "100 Bands You Need to Know" issue.
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Next Issue, the Netflix for magazines, launches in US - Android-only initially
Next Issue, the long-awaited collaboration between publishers Conde Nast, News Corp, Hearst Corp, Meredith and Time Inc, has finally launched for Android tablets in the US. It offers the latest and back issues of some the State's biggest magazines, all to read on your device.
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There are two Unlimited Plans on offer, Basic and Premium. Basic offers a wide range of monthly titles (27 at present), including Esquire, Golf, Glamour, Vanity Fair and InStyle. While Premium adds several weekly mags, including Time, People, Entertainment Weekly, Sports Illustrated and The New Yorker.
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Pocket-lint has also been told by Next Issue Media that although it is currently a US-only concern it is "evaluating international as a potential distribution opportunity, but has nothing to announce at this time".
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During our week-long excursion aboard the Galapagos cruise ship, M/V Evolution, we got to know some of our 29-fellow travelers, including a lovely couple from Los Angeles, California [&hellip...
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When Weezer released their "White Album" earlier this year, they sold some deluxe pre-order bundles, including one $25,000 package that included a Greyhound bus trip to the Galapagos Islands with Rivers Cuomo. Students of geography will notice that this does not seem especially possible. But the actor Rainn Wilson has The Office-in-syndication money, so he […]
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The Galapagos Islands' precious biodiversity is at risk with invasive rat species sneaking on ships and preying on endangered eggs and hatchlings. One potential solution is to genetically modify the rats to only be male, effectively dooming future reproduction. Show More Summary
Red Bull sent Silvester Eduardo, Rob Gonyon, Willy Akers, Vladik Scholz and filmer Tom Colabraro to skate the Galapagos Islands. The post Skating The Galapagos Part 2 appeared first on TransWorld SKATEboarding.
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The current wind power installation has replaced millions of liters of diesel fuel and helped protect the islands endangered animals.
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Efficient Solar Photooxygenation with Supported Porphyrins as Catalysts
Sunny side up: A very simple and efficient singlet-oxygen-mediated oxidative system that uses solar radiation, molecular oxygen, and Merrifield-supported porphyrins is presented.
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Director: Dale Jordan
Company: Baby Doll Pictures
Cast: Trinity (I), Magnum (I), Chanel Chavez, John West, Sergio (I), Armani, Grant Michaels, Dick Delaware, Dick Tracy, Celestia Star, Liza Harper, Rhiannon Bray
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Add this baby to your couples section for a little spice.
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Hey, Soldier. Your Fly Is Down.
Please turn your attention to the gentleman on the right, in the slightly less unfortunate of the two ensembles before us. He is Marine Corps veteran Mark Geist, and if you'll look carefully, his fly is down.
Please turn your attention to the gentleman on the right, in the slightly less unfortunate of the two ensembles before us. He is Marine Corps veteran Mark Geist, and if you'll look carefully, his fly is down.
These dancers at the Ghostbusters premiere on Saturday got to meet the stars. For some reason, some people think it's important to have women lead films. Look at the expression on these little girls and you'll see just what that reason is.
Bey took advantage of the temperate weather in New York today in an impeccable, easy look that proved that one does not have to sacrifice style to be comfortable, and that the dreaded athleisure is not the only avenue to cozy dressing.
A man, a look: Pharrell attended Wednesday night's Country Music Awards dressed in full hunting camo and white Tims, the former personally customized with his signature paintjob.
When Buffalo Bill wants to wear someone else, he asks them to moisturize frequently while starving in a well decorated with fingernails. When Perez Hilton wants to wear someone else, he prints their faces on a onesie.
The Go-Go's, reunited for their final tour this summer 38 years after the band formed, hit the Billboard Music Awards red carpet before their farewell performance. Jane Wiedlin's like YOU WILL NEVER FORGET ME!
Formerly engaged couple Sean Penn and Charlize Theron shared appropriate levels of affection on the red carpet while leaving the premiere of The Last Face on Friday.
Sheryl Crow flipped my image of her (professional lounger who strums her guitar and makes cold press juice all day and all night on the private beach of her Santa Monica mansion) on its side by appearing on the cover of next month's Country Living.
This is an open thread to discuss what will probably be the best dressed First Lady of our time. There are a few more looks from the White House Correspondents' Dinner I'd like to discuss as well.
At the premiere of A Hologram for the King Wednesday night at the Tribeca Film Festival, Dascha Polanco was feeling herself. (More photos after the jump of her killer eye makeup, all-black ensemble, and general joie de vivre.)
Angel-voiced singer-songwriter Emmylou Harris turns 69 today, so it's fitting that we offer her a little tribute.
At Tokyo Fashion Week, designer Jotaro Saito showed a new collection of kimonos—his specialty—and lush shawl-collared jackets atop a blanket of fog, a little magic in his work which presents traditional clothing "as fashion that compliments contemporary space."
On March 10, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau joined President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama for a State Dinner at the White House. Together, they comprise a quartet of bonafide hotties.
Sit down, my fellow children of the '90s. Today, rapper and leap year baby Ja Rule enters into the fifth decade of his life. But if the thought of Ja turning 40 makes you dizzy, take solace: according to the leap year schedule he's merely 10.
Funny Or Die has released a behind-the-scenes video from Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie, in which Johnny Depp removes his makeup in a totally casual and not at all traumatizing way.
Today, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama hosted a reception in honor of Black History Month.
Today at a campaign stop in Manchester, New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton gathered a powerhouse crew of women who wear the pants, together: From left, New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), and Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH).
Here's prominent vaping advocate Leonardo DiCaprio doing his thing during Saturday night's SAG Awards. There's is truly no better accessory for an Armani suit than a steely-eyed look and a vape pen.
If you're looking for a reason to binge on The Golden Girls, then your search is over. Throw yourself a party in honor of actress Betty White, who turns 94 today. And while you're at it, take a moment to admire the luminous Golden Girl sitting pretty amongst the roses in 1964. An appropriate setting given the name of…
Note: This outfit does not appear in Flamingo Road. This was a personal choice of Joan Crawford's. Just try and name a star who could pull off hydrants today.