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(for information on all library events click on the link to the calendar at the bottom of this page or click on the Upcoming Events link in the right-hand column)
Ninja Party
Join us Tuesday, July 26 at 10:00 am as we read a few Ninja-themed picture books, make a Ninja headband, and head out into the library for Ninja Hide-and-Seek. The program will conclude with kids making an origami Ninja star and practicing their star throwing skills. Registration limited to 25. Walk-ins welcome if space permits. All ages welcome, but children under the age of six need an adult or mature teen companion.
Chair Yoga with Karen
Yoga is a great way to promote health of the body and the mind as it creates balance in the body through developing both strength and flexibility. Chair yoga involves the use of a chair to provide support so it is a great for seniors, those with limited mobility, or beginners. Join us Thursday, July 28 at 10:00 am as Karen Kramer, a registered yoga instructor, teaches this final class on chair yoga. Everyone is welcome to join this free class. Comfortable clothing suggested. Registration is encouraged but walk-ins welcome if space is available.
Teen Summer Reading Program Finale
Teens that have submitted five reviews for the summer reading program are invited to attend this movie marathon on Friday, July 29 at 6:00 pm and celebrate the end of the program. All movies will correlate to the program theme, Get in the Game, and will be chosen by the attendees. There will also be games and food between the movies. Registration is required.
Children's Summer Reading Program Grand Finale
Celebrate the end of the Children's Summer Reading Program by playing life size Pac-man, Connect Four, Hungry, Hungry Hippos and more at Candy Cane Park on Saturday, July 30 at 10:00 am. Relay games and water balloons will add to the fun. There will be popcorn and Victory Ford will supply juice boxes. Maxx the Mustang will be there too! All ages welcome, but children under the age of 6 need an adult or mature teen companion.
Open Mic Night
The James Kennedy Public Library is hosting a monthly open mic night at local restaurant Brew & Brew on Friday, August 5 at 6:00 pm (and the first Friday of each month). Performers are encouraged to sign up for ten minute time slots and show off their talents. Poetry, music, readings and comedy are just a few examples! All ages are welcome to come and watch, but performers are limited to age 13 and up. Performers can register in advance at either the Library or Brew & Brew with walk-in performances allowed if there is time. Tables for spectators can be reserved by calling Brew & Brew.
Life Hacks @ Your Library
Life hacks are ideas and shortcuts to make our lives easier. Join us on Saturday, August 6 at 10:00 am as library staff share some life and technology shortcuts to help make your life easier. Participants will also be encouraged to share personal life hacks, if they so choose.
Adult Summer Reading Program Continues through August 31
Everyone 18 and older is encouraged to participate in the 2016 Adult Summer Reading Program. Registration begins on June 1 and adults are welcome to join at any time during the summer. The program runs June 1 through August 31 with the theme Exercise your Mind - Read! Join us as we explore ways to keep our minds and bodies healthy through fitness, nutrition, stress relief, and READING! Visit our Summer Reading Program page for more information about all three of our Summer Reading Programs. Submit your book reviews here or pick up paper copies at the library.
Teen Summer Reading Program Continues through July 30
Students who have completed 6th-12th grades are invited to participate in the 2016 Summer Reading Program which runs through July 30. The theme this year is Get In The Game - Read! Participants can register through July 23. The program has been revamped this year so visit our Summer Reading Program page for more information and to learn about all three of our Summer Reading Programs.
Children's Summer Reading Program Continues through July 30
Children ages PreK through 5th grade are invited to participate in the 2016 Summer Reading Program which runs through July 30. The theme this year is On Your Mark, Get Set...Read! Participants can register through July 23. Visit our Summer Reading Program page for more information about all three of our Summer Reading Programs.
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ZAGCARD will no longer access U.S. Bank account
As of June 12, 2016 the ZAGCARD will no longer access your U.S. Bank account. If you already have a U.S. Bank Visa debit card, no action is required. If you have any questions regarding the change contact U.S. Bank at 509-325-7027 or visit the branch located in the Hemmingson Center.
The full service branch in the Hemmingson Center will continue to operate as normal for all your banking needs.
BEGINNING FALL 2015 the ZAGCARD will be printed with an updated design. The entire campus WILL NOT be re-carded. All ZAGCARDs regardless of design, will continue to work in all systems around campus.
The ZAGCARD is the official Gonzaga University ID, it identifies you as a member of the Gonzaga community and is used for multiple purposes across campus.
Bulldog Bucks is a stored value account managed by the University and "The way ZAGS pay". Available funds can be spent for a variety of reasons at locations across campus and at off campus participating Bulldog Bucks locations. The account can serve as a budgeting tool and because available funds are verified at the time of purchase there will never be an overdraft fee. Bulldog Bucks do not expire and roll over from year to year.
Zag Dining requires all cardholders to present their ZAGCARD to access the dining halls. Bulldog Bucks are included with most meal plans.
Door Access is also a feature of your ZAGCARD. You may obtain access to residence halls and other secured areas across campus, where authorized to enter, by tapping your ZAGCARD.
Library materials require a swipe of your ZAGCARD. Bring it in and check it out.
Rudolph Fitness Center requires everyone to tap their ZAGCARD to stay ZAG Fit.
Athletic Ticket Office requires your ZAGCARD to verify current enrollment or employment status to pick-up or purchase tickets. The ticket office is located at the southeast corner of the McCarthey Athletic Center.
Explore Spokane using your ZAGCARD. Beginning Fall 2016 the ZAGCARD will serve as the free "bus pass" for all Spokane Transit Authority routes.
Looking for a local bank solution? Below is a list of financial institutions on or near campus. Always ensure the account selected meets your needs as a student.
- U.S. Bank: Branch on campus in the Hemmingson Center and three ATM's on campus. www.usbank.com
- Alaska USA Federal Credit Union: .2 miles from campus, located in Safeway www.alaskausa.org
- Washington Trust Bank: .8 miles from campus www.watrust.com
- Inland Northwest Bank: 1 mile from campus www.inb.com
- Spokane Teachers Credit Union: 1 mile from campus www.stcu.org
- Spokane Federal Credit Union: Two locations both within 1 mile of campus www.spokanefederal.com
- Banner Bank: 1.2 miles from campus www.bannerbank.com
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I am in the process of creating a website and would like to insert an image right under the menu of my site.
I designed the site using artisteer but the program doesnt seem to allow you to place a picture under the menu bar so that leaves me with trying to do it through word press.
What I want to achieve is like this: http://www.wowakk.com/ ... i.e. an image right under menu bar.
I tried placing my image in the back ground but of course this doesnt work because it doesn move along with the rest of the page when you scroll.
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Coté 2 sur 5 par kim18 pretty but not well made Bought 3 sets ( total six glass knobs) and after 2 months, 3 different knobs have come off in someone's hand. The glue holding glass to metal is insufficient- I glued it back myself, but really, I shouldn't have to do that! 2 août 2009
Coté 3 sur 5 par homebuddy bueatiful - but what a project! We got several knobs for a remodel of our home. The knobs are beautiful - but don't think you can simply swap these onto a standard door. Here's what we had to do to make these work. First - we had to order custom doors with specially cut "antique" style holes for the handle. this is basically a 1/2" hole with a connecting shaft through to the frame. Second - you'll need a "standard tubular back set conversion latch" that will fit a square spindle. We got some from "house of antique hardware" online for about 10 $ USD each. Lastly, the square spindle that comes with the knob is too short for a standard door width. You will need to get one that is about 1/2" longer to get the knobs to securely attach. This knob needed a course thread. We got ours from Weeks in Portland Oregon for about 8 $ USD. So all in all, our new knobs cost us: Custom Door slab: 60 $ USD retro latch kit: 10 $ USD longer square spindle: 8 $ USD. And be careful not to strip the set screws. It's easy to do. Now that's it's done, we do love the look - but it was a project to get there! Hope this is helpful! 18 novembre 2009
Coté 4 sur 5 par Phlwerbud These are awesome! I love the look of these knobs! The knobs themselves are perfect size for your hand. They look great on the door and clean easily. The collars are smaller than traditional knobs so I did have to do some rework upon replacing the old ones with these but it was worth it. I ordered 2 more!! 3 décembre 2009
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Definición de sentry en inglés:
sustantivo (plural sentries)
A soldier stationed to keep guard or to control access to a place: sentries patrolled the border [as modifier]: on sentry duty [mass noun]: two men stood sentry on the door every evening
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- A lone sentry now stands guard, posted by the Northern Alliance.
- First, a sentry need no longer be a soldier standing at the entrance to a camp with a pike, or a rifle.
- By acting as sentries, patrolling the countryside etc. they relieved the army to do other work.
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stand sentry
- Keep guard or control access to a place.Oraciones de ejemplo
- Because of security woes, classes began two weeks late this year, with armed guards standing sentry at school gates.
- The number of security guards patrolling its eastern borders exceeds those standing sentry on the closely watched border between the US and Mexico.
- Relaxed Chinese guards armed with automatic rifles were standing sentry at the 217-meter-long bridge.
Early 17th century: perhaps from obsolete centrinel, variant of sentinel.
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I was wondering if anyone else was questioning as to whether or not they should get the nuchal fold test. I have been very blessed to have a healthy and relatively low stress pregnancy so far. I was reading about the potential for false positives for this test and I don't want to get myself super stressed out. I am a healthy person, under 35 (first pregnancy) and I don't think the results would change our decision to carry the baby to full term. I also want to be responsible and informed. Should I get the nuchal fold test? Are there others of you who chose not to get the test?
Nuchal fold scan? Not sure if I should get it...
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If the results wouldn't change your decision to carry your baby to full term I would do it just to have the peace of mind or heaven forbid something does come up you are informed and can prepare.
That was my thinking and why I decided to go forward with testing :)
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I did not get this test with my first 2 pregnancies because my sister got a false positive with her son and spent the rest of her pregnancy stressed out and he's is perfectly fine. I did do it with this current pregnancy, but only because my first appt and u/s fell within the window for the test, so I went ahead and did it.
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I got it to see the baby :) it was terrific like a half hour of just watching him or her spin around and do all kinds of funny things. It just gives you the probability that your baby might have problems so not really a false positive just a risk assessment. I wouldn't have had it done if it hadn't been for the ultrasound though lol.
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I get the test because i am a planner. If the kid is going to come out with 3 arms - I'd like to know ahead of time. I would not terminate for any reason either.
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PREVIEWS: "Daredevil," "Uncanny X-Men," & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 3, 2016
Comic Books
February is Black History Month and I thought it would be an appropriate time to shed a little light another African-American comic book pioneer. Last year, I did a piece on Matt Baker, the best known African-American comic book artist of the Silver Age. After Baker, Alvin (A.C.) Hollingsworth may be the second most significant comic book creator of the Golden Age. Here's a brief look at the man and his body of work.
Born in 1928, Hollingsworth got a very early start in the comics field, reportedly working as an assistant on Holyoke's Catman Comics at the age of twelve (the earliest full credit I could find was 1945 – which would make him 16 or 17). He attended NYC's High School of Music and Art with none other than Joe Kubert, and received a degree in Fine Arts from Cit College of New York. He would leave the comic book industry in the 50s and went on to a very successfully career in fine art. As part of the Spiral Group in the 60s, Hollingsworth's work focused on topics such the Civil Rights movement, women's struggles and urban life. He also hosted You're Part of Art, a ten-part series for NBC. He also produced the well loved murals on the Don Quixote apartment building in the Bronx. Patrons of the Guggeinheim Museum may be family with the children's book I'd Like the Goo-Gen-Heim, written and illustrated by Hollingsworth in 1970. It was out of print for years, but has recently be republished and is available through the museum.
Hollingsworth worked for a variety of publishers in numerous genres. The splash page above is from Captain Aero Comics #23 (August, 1945). Still a high school student when this book was published, you can see that it has the crudeness that was widespread throughout Golden Age comics of the period. Over the next few years, Hollingsworth would provide work on a fairly regular basis to both Fiction House and Fox, mainly in the war and jungle genres.
By 1948, he was working off and on with the Simon and Kirby studio, contributing to titles such as Justice Traps the Guilty and Headline Comics. The page I've included is taken from Headline Comics #30 (June-July, 1948). Now a 20 year old, Hollingsworth style is looking much more mature, and the influence of the likes of Simon & Kirby, as well as Mort Meskin is apparent.
By the early 50s, Hollingsworth was working very steadily in the horror genre; provide stories for publishers such as Avon, Key, Trojan and even Comic Media. His work is dynamic and his work is a clear step above that of most of his peers, particularly in his pacing and storytelling. I've been lucky enough to read several of his stories from the pre-Code era and I find them to be very enjoyable. The splash page above is frrm the Avon one-shot City of the Living Dead (1952), and the piece at the very top is from Dark Mysteries #9 (October-November, 1952).
Like many creators during the first two decades of comic books, Hollingsworth went on to pursue other interest, eventually becoming a full professor at Hostos Community College of the City University of New York. He passed away in 2000, leaving behind an impressive body of work and was most certainly an inspiration for generations of New York City artists. He remains a footnote in comic book history, but hopefully these samples of his work (like the cover to Beware #8 from 1954) serve as proof that he was a talented comic book artist worthy of wider audience.
For more comic book talk (and a sample of full Hollingsworth horror story), please stop by my blog: Seduction of the Indifferent
I'm really digging his work here; I don't think I'd heard of him before.
Pistol-Packin' Playgirl! That packs a whallop.
That Beware cover is superb. The clothing folds and the globs of the monster is very reminiscent of Meskin, and dare I say Alex Toth. The play of colours and the bold use of blacks has a very appealing (to me at least) geometric look… striking and expressive. Thanks for spotlighting an artist I was only very casually familiar with Scott!
I can see some Toth as well, b-d. I think the Meskin influence is pretty clear.
These samples run over a 9 year period, so you can really see his evolution as a comic book artist.
I have to say that I appreciate this Scott. As a black comic fan, I never heard of A.C. Hollingsworth and vaguely knew of Matt Baker. Nice to learn about some of my pioneers in the pursuit I love.
Thank you!
Nice article. I would've liked to see it accompanied with a photo of Hollingsworth, though; if you can find one. Can't recall ever seeing a photo of Matt Baker either.
Daryll – I'm glad you enjoyed this piece.
Wilbur – I've never seen a photo, but I must admit that I did most of my digging around for art. I believe that he was fairly well known in 'fine art' circles, so there must be something out there. There is a photo of Matt Baker in the issue of Alter Ego dedicate to him – sorry, don't have it handy but I think someone referenced it in the comments from last year's piece on Baker.
Hi Scott –
Thanks for your excellent post about Al Hollingsworth! As you may know, Al was also one of the few (maybe the only) African American artists who provided cartoons to the vintage men's adventure magazines in the 1950s and 1960s, which I write about on my blog, http://www.MensPulpMags.com. Al defnitely deserves more recognition. Best regards…
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This is Great! I love it ! A C Hollingsworth ia my grandfather an if u would like im sure i could provide u with a picture if ur interested feel free to contact my by email an/or facebook>
In the late 1960's I was a student at the High School of Art and Design.
I recall an art teacher named Mr. Hollingsworth. All of our art teachers back then came from the "field".
Could someone tell me if A C Hollingsworth was a teacher at the High School of Art and Design?
Just saw a piece on KPBS here in San Diego. What a fine story and way overdue!
Mr. Hollingsworth was still teaching at A&D HS in the 70s but don't really know if he is the same. Great show!!
[…] Some of his letters, sketchbooks, catalogs, photos and other papers from 1960 to 1970 are housed at the Smithsonian. Here's a list of his exhibitions and bibliography, and some of his comic illustrations here and here. […]
Alvin Hollingsworth was my 9th grade home room teacher at ps45 in the Bronx in 1961, he was a great guy and he was a great inspiration to me I also knew his nephew Kent too, in 1995 I visited him at Hostos college, and we talked for a long time.
I have one of his oil paintings I stumbled on.
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I am reading the book "Metaphors We Live By" by Lakoff and Johnson and in there, there ins an example sentence: Harry is in the Elks. Is the Elks a place?
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Elks in this case is referring to the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks, an American fraternal order/social club.


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In a pyramid I have the side plans $25^{\circ}$ from vertical line. I will make a L-shaped support in the corners. In the CAD I can see it will be $100.29^{\circ}$ between the planes. How can calculate this with formulas? Could not attach picture in the system but I can seen separate.
Take $z$ axis up, and the base of the pyramid aligned with the $x$ and $y$ axes. I think you mean that one side plane has a normal vector $n = (0, \cos(25^\circ), \sin(25^\circ))$, and an adjacent side plane has normal $m = (\cos(25^\circ), 0,\sin(25^\circ))$.
Then the cosine of the angle between the perpendiculars is the dot product $$ n\cdot m = \sin^2(25^\circ) = 0.17861 $$ and this is equal to $(-\cos 100.29^\circ)$. The perpendiculars form an acute angle but your "L" fits inside, I assume, so is obtuse.


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Cherry Russian Teacakes
Yield: 3 dozen, 1 inch cookies
How good are these Cherry Russian Teacakes, you ask? This recipe was the winner of Yankee Magazine's December 2005 Cookie Contest. Delicious!
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- 1 cup butter softened
- 1/2 cup confectioner sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2-1/4 cups flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup finely chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup chopped candied cherries (or dried cherries)
Combine softened butter with confectioner sugar and vanilla, mix thoroughly.
Sift together and stir in flour and salt.
Mix in pecans and cherries .
Chill dough at least 1 hour.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Roll into 1 inch balls. Place on a ungreased cookie sheet. Bake until set, not brown. while still warm roll in confectioner sugar. cool and roll in sugar again.
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Book your room at Leipzig Marriott Hotel
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Leipzig hotel in Zentrum with full-service spa
This family-friendly Leipzig hotel is located in the historical district, just steps from Museum of Fine Arts and Leipzig City History Museum - Neubau. Naschmarkt and Maedler Passage are also within 10 minutes.
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Along with a full-service spa, this hotel has a restaurant and an indoor pool. Additionally, a health club, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Leipzig Marriott Hotel features an indoor pool and a health club. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 6943 square feet (645 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers a spa tub, a library, and multilingual staff. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Leipzig Marriott Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour business center
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- Conference space size (feet) - 6943
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Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( EUR 9.5 per 24-hour period )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( EUR 9,50 per 24-hour period )
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
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- Iron/ironing board
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 11 AM.
Creme BRÜHLe - This restaurant specializes in German cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. A children's menu is available. Open daily.
Room service is available.
Start your morning with a buffet breakfast, available each day from 6:30 AM to 11 AM for a surcharge. You can order a meal from room service.
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An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, health club, or spa tub without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. The spa is equipped with a spa tub.
The spa is open daily. Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
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Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
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- Breakfast fee: between EUR 14.00 and EUR 20.00 for adults, EUR 0 and EUR 10 for children (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 9.5 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 9,50 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 22.00 per day (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 20 per accommodation, per night
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Children 5 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Oh FFS. I am so sick of the gender invisibilisation that is going on around Jeremy Hunt's call for families to look after elders(58 Posts)
I'm listening to Jeremy Vine on R2 atm and there's this whole thing about how we as a society should look after elders, can we learn from Asian families etc. and the massive elephant in the room is not being mentioned - that when men talk about how "families" look after elders, what they mean is, the women in the families look after elders. Men have no intention of doing the actual work - they blithely know they won't have to do it, because the automatic assumption is that women will do it.
And yet these 2 men on the radio are talking about this with narry a mention of this fact.
And before the weakheads come on and say "oh but I know a man who does it" - yes dear, that's nice, but he's in a minority. It's generally women who do this labour and that's why cabinet ministers like Jeremy Hunt can have the bloody cheek to stand there and lecture "families" that they should be doing it while meaning women.
I agree. I wonder if Jeremy hunt would be prepared to give up his job to care for an elderly parent.
I think that's a bit unfair, I have a male friend who is very involved in the care of his mother and my Dad did loads to make sure his MIL could stay in her own home.
I think the bigger issue is that "elders" don't necessarily want looking after by their families. It was mentioned this morning, that elderly people living with their families are among the loneliest in our society.
My Grandmother absolutely resisted living with one of her 3 children on the basis that she would be stuck in the house all day, away from her friends and would see no-one outside the familiy. She preferred to go into a home near where she had raised her children and still had many friends. They (and their children where they had stayed local) visited often and she was able to continue a lot of her social life, including charity work, even after she could no longer live independently.
I used to work with carers and can say that men made up, roughly 25-30% of carers so I would agree that this is a gendered issue.
Often older people fiercely resist living with their children however they still clearly need help and it can result in their children spending half their lives travelling to take care of them, neglecting themselves and their own families.
I think you have a point, OP.
I have no doubt that I'll be doing more than my brother to help our parents as they get older (both in good health at the moment).
However, part (although not all) of the reason for this is that they have been incredibly helpful and supportive to me in recent years when I have been looking after small children. So, when the time comes, I will be glad to return the favour. They've never helped my brother as much (because his PILs are very involved - also for geographical reasons).
That's not exactly a sexist thing is it?
Nobody mentioned carer stress which is a huge issue, or a capping of the help you can receive from adult services or the fact that having small children and elderly relatives to care for is hugely difficult.
And what if you actually don't get on with the elderly relative. They/ we are not all destined to be sweet little old men or women.
How about if the elderly person abused you as a child??
The circumstances are endless but the programme just focused on people being selfish if they didnt take an elderly parent it, far too simpistic and such views are likely to cause great guilt to many who for whatever reason have given up or not gone down this route.
Yes, I think you are right Basil.
However, YABU (I know this isn't AIBU) for listening to Jeremy Vine. What on earth possessed you?
I don't know what will happen in my family because the likeliest out of the four of us children to care for our parents was my younger brother. Sadly he died though. I generally resist gendered expectations.
Yes, reminds me of some environmenatlist who gave me the rage who said 'we' should be using cloth nappies instead of disposables. All v worthy but who'll be up to their elbows in shit? Clue not him.
Hear hear
Jh parents must be heading towards elderly - is he caring for them?
I worked for a while on Elderly Care wards within a mental health hospital.
On the one hand, I wholeheartedly agree that we as a society and not just as women should take better care of our elders. However, does Jeremy Hunt suggest how we deal with the huge number of cases of elder abuse? The lack of support given to
women carers who are caring for very frail or very demented relatives? The way elders are fobbed off when accessing medical care (a 7 hour wait for an X-ray with a broken wrist, anyone)?
I looked after my DGPs while they were in their last illnesses and I don't regret a second of it, however, I know that I will be expected to do the same with my mother, a woman who made my childhood awful and who still belittles me to this day, because my DB wouldn't even consider it as 'his' responsibility. Cowardly as it sounds, we are actually looking at emigrating in order to not have to do it.
I agree this is a gendered issue. I have various friends with an elderly parent and it is always the daughter, not the brother, who seems to do the bulk of the care.
So many families rely on 2 incomes. Jeremy is relying on the outdated view that a woman can give up her paid jonb and look after elderly parents instead. Rememnber, these days people rarely go into homes unless they need care throughout the day.
I totally agree OP. And I could bet my savings that DB will not step forward to help if our parents need it.
I'm already a carer to my husband who has MS.
Its a gendered issue. Its also a class issue - obviously caring is always hard and relentless, but if you're already struggling in minimum wages jobs / out of work it adds yet another layer.
Basically, he's a rich Tory bloke and he hasn't got a fucking clue
I agree, very much.
Reminds me of slamming of parents when things go wrong, ie. 'mothers'.
In my personal experience it's the women who run run run to care for elderly sick relations and also help with the younger family members too. It's expected from the women that they will do this, and handily for the men as they also expect it too.
Trying to remove the gender from the discussion is missing a huge elephant in the room. It's a very gendered issue, sadly.
My Grandma died recently. She lived with her daughter (my aunt) who is also very ill. My (male) cousin was the one who lived closest. Every teatime he would go to their house and make tea for them and care for them. My Dad used to come up every few weeks to provide respite care and to look after them.
Men have no intention of doing the actual work - they blithely know they won't have to do it, because the automatic assumption is that women will do it.
Well, my mum only has me and my brother, so that's her fucked. Serves her right, I suppose.
Well said, OP. In Asian families where care within the home is the norm, it is almost always the duty of the women of the family, not the men, so when someone says 'we should all be like Asian families!!!' they should realize that they are trying to push the burden of care onto women's shoulders. For two successful professional men, debating care in the home is hypothetical as it is extremely unlikely that either of them will end up being unpaid carers. Their wives or sisters might though.
Also, we've been there before. In Western societies it was also the norm to have women take care of elderly parents. Then society changed, women started working more outside of the home, families got smaller so there were fewer children to share the care with and so we set up care homes and nursing facilities. It suits our society as it is and suits the position of women in our society.
My dad also cared for my mum for 8 years after she had a stroke. It took a massive toll on him but it was what "was expected of himself".
Kim, please don't spoil the narrative. Perhaps it marks you out as a 'weakhead', whatever that is.
Spouses often care for each other, including a husband looking after a wife. But men seem to rarely be the ones doing most of the care for elderly parents - especially if he has a sister.
Kim and Phasertostund I acknowledged at the beginning of the thread that there are exceptions precisely because I'm not interested on the "but I know a man who did it" de-railing. I think it weak headed to argue that because there are always exceptions, something isn't a gender issue. And yes I agree it's a class issue too
I agree that men often care for their female partners, and in this process assume many/all of the traditional female roles inside the house. When it comes to inter-generational care, however, things are much more imbalanced.
But this is beside the point. I was incandescent with rage today after I read Jeremy Hunt's opus in the Guardian. I just cannot believe that a man with so little knowledge about basic things actually made it to a high position in government. We are being governed by muppets.
I did not say it was not a gender issue.
I just wanted to give some personal examples where men have stepped up to the mark.
Well, with my grandma, it's the grandson (me) doing most of the time. Turns out that being self-employed with a big chunk of my work I can do while she naps I can be around most of the time.
Plus with her dementia, me being able to remember stuff from when I was her first-ever grandchild and we had loads of in-jokes between us helps keep her calm.
Seemed the most sensible way to go about it when Granddad died a few months back, and so I cracked on. Because, well, it's Grandma. Nearest thing to a mum I ever had. (Long story)
When I'm off-shift (I've two sisters, my mother, and an uncle who share the time I'm not there) and mention why I'm not out and about as much I don't half get a load of smoke blown up my arse over it. Can't help thinking if I was a girl it'd be taken for granted.
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Last year that siren call took Abby miles from her home in Thousand Oaks, Calif., in a bid to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world. After a 60-ft. wave crippled her 40-ft. boat on Day 138, leaving her stranded in the Indian Ocean, Abby and her parents withstood intense criticism-she for taking the trip, her parents for letting her (and agreeing to a reality show, which later fell through). Abby hopes her new memoir will change minds. "People who don't grow up with sailing," she says, "don't understand."
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In 2009, the year her brother Zac, then 17, became the first minor to perform the feat, Abby got her parents' permission. A corporate sponsor agreed to fund her, which mom Marianne saw as a sign. "If God provided a way," she says, "then we were good to go." Abby set sail in January 2010, and for the next six months weathered storms and equipment failures but never once considered quitting. "It's the thrill of testing yourself," she explains. "I'm really shy, or I was. I like being alone on a boat-having to rely on myself." Then, on June 10, a rogue wave rolled her boat upside down, tearing off the mast. By the time a French fishing vessel rescued Abby two days later, her parents were battling a different kind of storm. "The most hurtful thing we heard was that we forced her to do this to make money," says her mother. "We can't even get Abby to clean her room."
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You face a fundamental dilemma. Do you slither off to the bar in search of more booze to help you make it through the night and avoid this meeting of liberals or do you stand up, admit you're a libertarian, and try to argue?
Maybe it's the Irish in me, but I tend to stand up and argue (although Lord knows I've combined strategies by first going to the bar to build up my courage). The biggest challenge I face when it comes to making the claims for markets and the environment is the idea that somehow people won't take care of the land or water on their own. That left to our own devices we chop down all the trees, kill all the bears, and loot the minerals. We need the government to save us from ourselves right?
Next time you face that fight, here is a great example to illustrate the libertarian position on the environment. Waldo Wilcox owned a large ranch in Utah that was covered with a vast archeological treasure, as documented in this AP story that was in my local paper this morning. What did he do? Did he dig up the artifacts and sell them? Did he sell tickets for admission? No, he never told a soul, discouraged hikers, and kept it in tact.
My only concern is that now that the government owns the land it will be ruined, like the national parks throughout the West that are run so poorly by our Park Service. Hats off to Waldo; I just wish he'd kept it himself.
My only concern is that now that the government owns the land it will be ruined, like the national parks throughout the West that are run so poorly by our Park Service. Hats off to Waldo; I just wish he'd kept it himself.
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Jonathan Rick - 7/5/2004
Pat says Waldo Wilcox "never told a soul" about the pristinely preserved ruins of an ancient Indian civilization on his ranch, but as this AP story notes:
"Over the years, Wilcox occasionally welcomed archaeologists to inspect part of the canyon, 'but we'd watch 'em.' When one Kent State researcher used a pick ax to take a pigment sample from a pictograph, Wilcox 'took the pick from him and took him out of the gate.'"
In any event, thanks for articulating a familiar dilemma.
Jonathan Rick
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- 5 tablespoons cider vinegar
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First off, great blog Jeff.
I was unexpectedly surprised that Epsilon managed to hang-in there for so long considering the harsh conditions it had to put up with. Epsilon was a hurricane for 23 consecutive advisories bar one - that's near enough 6 days.
Just how did it manage it? What exactly was driving it? I could only think that it might have been the temperature differential alone between the SST and the 200mb level. I felt really sorry for the guys at the NHC, they sure were glum at times as Epsilon faded then immediately bounced back on the next advisory.
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We've all heard stories about how people saved their lives by drinking their urine. Is drinking urine safe when there are no other water sources available? Can I filter it with a water purifier?
Assuming you don't have a genitourinary tract infection, fresh urine should be sterile, the problem is that it is a waste product which, apart from making it not taste very nice, means that consuming it will increase the concentration of waste in your body which will require an increased volume of water to absorb and subsequently excrete, resulting in you being more dehydrated. You could distil urine using a solar still to overcome this problem, such as this method, however, I wouldn't expect a filter (at least those designed for outdoor activities) to remove the salts and other waste compounds found in urine.
I've also heard of using urine to moisten your lips to lessen the symptoms of dehydration.
Copy and paste from the answer here: http://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/1540/is-it-a-good-idea-to-drink-your-own-urine-in-a-survival-situation
Summary: You can do it, as a last resort, but it's dicey.
The US Army doesn't think it's a good idea and lists it on its "Do NOT drink" list, stating in its Field Manual that it "contains harmful body wastes" and that it is "about 2 percent salt." Several other resources seem to agree, all indicating that it will increase your rate of dehydration. (Warning: the popular science link is not fun to open.)
If it's your only source of water, it's likely that the US Army's recommendations of how to purify polluted water for consumption also applies to urine:
Other sources, which support my memory on the matter, indicate that it is at best a short term solution. For example, in a Slate article named The Yellow Liquid Diet, the author says that the waste might eventually "cause symptoms similar to those brought on by total kidney failure":
However, drinking urine for survival has been attempted successfully before.
For example, in 2008, a Chinese man by the name of Shen Peiyun survived six days by lying still and drinking his own urine, which is solid evidence that it won't kill you at least some of the time. While it is not necessarily fatal, it doesn't mean it isn't harmful. For instance, in the case above, no expert has asserted that he would have died without drinking his own urine.
Urine is normally sterile (barring urinary tract infections) - so, from bacteriological stance, fresh urine isn't going to hurt.
The problem is - urine is a waste product, and so is full of stuff that your body wants to be rid of. Worse, as you get more dehydrated, your body produces more concentrated urine. That said - as a short term measure to keep hydrated, it can be drunk.
I remember my military survival training - we were instructed how to make a filter using a sock filled with dirt. It isn't the most efficient filter, and probably tastes pretty awful. If you have a ceramic filter, that might be better, but I'd imagine there's still be a flavour.
Rectal infusion
I have read of a case where people survived in a life raft not by drinking their own urine, but by rectally infusing urine through a tube.
This is apparently quite a safe way to get your body to extracting the water in a fluid without absorbing all/too many of the potentially dangerous waste products.
Turns out one of the survivors was a nurse and new how to place a rectal catheter - lucky them. :P
I can't find the actual link to these survivors story, but here is an article describing rectal fluid infusion as a means to rehydrate people: Emergency rectal infusion of fluid in rural or remote settings


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All looks forgiven in a new photo of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson together again, outside a bar in Los Angeles.
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It is rather amazing how little most women know about menopause until they get there. It is a completely natural part of life that is rarely discussed except by women of a certain age. Unless you have cancer and a treatment that plunges you into premature menopause: surgery, many chemotherapy drugs, hormonal therapies or ovarian suppression drugs. This happened to me when I was 44, and I was completely unprepared to be the first one of my friends to go through the experience.
This is a difficult and very emotionally-charged topic. The answer is complicated and varies a great deal among different kinds of cancer. Even more specifically, the specific cell biology matters a great deal. For breast cancer, and I know that many readers of this blog have that diagnosis, the dogma is that survival is not extended by finding a recurrence early. That is, you will live just as long if the recurrence is identified because of a symptom in March than you will if the recurrence is identified by a test the previous November. There are no very reliable blood markers for breast cancer recurrence, although there are markers (e.g. CEA and CA 25.27) that can he helpful in tracking the value of ongoing treatment for known metastatic disease--in some women. In some other women, the markers are not ever useful.
It has long been clear to me that patients who have faith, who carry a belief system, have a somewhat easier time with cancer and pain and burdens. It does not seem to matter what the belief is; it surely does not matter what denomination or religion someone practices. The core values (at least to me) are the same, and the comfort in feeling supported by God or something bigger than we are is clearly invaluable.
It is not always easy to sustain a mature perspective on life.Virtually all of us want to live long and healthy lives, and we experience varying degrees of anger when that wish is challenged.Of course we want to be around to watch our grandchildren grow up, but that goal can feel pretty lucky when the next person in the support group has 2 year old twins herself and does not anticipate seeing them reach kindergarten. It feels scary and sad and awful to be diagnosed with cancer when we are in our 60s or 70s or 80s, but it is not unreasonable to pause for a second and be grateful that this news did not come to us thirty years earlier.
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DHL Becomes a WorldSkills Global Industry Partner
21 July 2016
DHL Trade Fairs & Events GmbH is now a WorldSkills Global Industry Partner. Known for their expertise in large scale event logistics, DHL has prestigious and long-running partnerships with many of the world's leading events. Now as a Global Industry Partner and Official Logistics Provider of WorldSkills International, DHL joins the WorldSkills community supporting global skills competitions and events.
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