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For awhile I thought I was in Napa Valley last week, with all the whining going on. It's Friday and where, you ask, is ScuttleButton?
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Construit en 1931, Le Robertshaw Country House est un grand exemple d'une maison néo-colonial construit avec l'artisanat d'art et d'excellents matériaux. Au milieu de la beauté naturelle des motifs à St. Emma, la Country House Robertshaw offre un cadre comme à la maison de charme et décorées avec soin pour une expérience chez-soi loin de chez soi. Nos clients pourront profiter d'un petit-déjeuner de style européen avec une large sélection de délicieux mets. Les clients sont invités à profiter de nos magnifiques jardins et la terrasse extérieure, et de marcher dans les sentiers de plein air. Ceux qui le désirent peuvent se joindre à notre communauté monastique pour la liturgie des Heures et / ou la messe quotidienne, ou tout simplement profiter d'un moment de prière silencieuse dans l'une de nos chapelles.
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I find this inn both comforting and comfortable, and have returned many times over the last few years. They are very generous with food- you never leave hungry in the morning. The beds are so comfortable and the silence so complete that I sleep better here than at home. If you need to unwind in the evening, the living room is a great place to lounge with an ipad or book. I highly recommend this bed and breakfast.
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The Robertshaw Country House was spotlessly clean and beautifically decorated. Christmas decorations were everywhere in the common areas and inside the large and well appointed rooms. Sister Renata was a most gracious hostess and went out of her way to make us feel welcome. Although the property was about 80 years old, it had all of the modern conveniences today's travelers have come to expect. The property and its country setting are beautiful and very quiet. We greatly enjoyed our visit.
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The Robertshaw truly exceeds expectations in all categories. Definitely worth the stay.
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Robertshaw B&B is delightful. It is so quiet and relaxing that I find myself wanting to stay there for a much longer time. The rooms are beautiful. Each room has a fireplace which makes the room and cozy on cool Fall evenings.
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Thank you! We are so glad that you got to enjoy the "Coziness" of fall at the Robertshaw!!! And we can't wait to have you come back....for a nice 'extended stay'.....!!!!!!
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Excellent accomdations: every amenity Wonderful hosts
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I truly felt as though I was at home. My stay was peaceful and quiet and I was able to relax and take walk. The stresses of life went away. An awesome place to go!
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One of the best B&B experiences we have ever had. Beautiful house and great staff. Will definitely stay again.
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A unique, amazing place to stay. Sr. Renata greeted us warmly, explained how the B & B worked (basically, guests have the run of the whole guest house) and showed us to our room - The Garden Room. Double queen beds and loads of detailed touches to make our stay comfortable. There are 100 acres of grounds that belong to the monastery so it's great for a jog or a walk. And SO peaceful. Breakfast was help yourself with lots of choice. There are two sitting rooms and a beautifully decorated dining room, as well as (downstairs) a gift shop and TV lounge. Highly recommended.
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We truly enjoyed our stay at the Robertshaw Country House last week. We could not believe what a hidden gem this place is! We happened to stumble upon this bed and breakfast as we were looking to break up our drive home from Washington DC to Chicago; and boy, did we hit the jackpot! We cannot say enough about our stay here. Sister Renata and the other adorable sisters you see whisking in and out of the house are absolutely endearing, welcoming and more accommodating than any other Innkeepers we have stayed with in the past. We typically stay at Diamond Collection properties around the country and found this one to be the most comfortable and peaceful we've found. We have already told many of our friends and family about the Robertshaw Country House and cannot wait to come back and make our stay longer this time!
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We've stayed at the Robertshaw several times since I discovered it a year ago. Each time we are greeted with a hearty, "Welcome Home", and we are always made to feel special. Each room has a cozy gas fireplace, single cup keurig coffee maker, micro fridge and microwave, and large closet complete with fluffy robes. The Sunset Room has a very large bathroom ensuite, with a powerful shower head. Just about every amenity that you can imagine is available: shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, soap, even a toothbrush and toothpaste should you forget yours! And, a hair dryer as well. Towels are fluffy, and there is a super comfy bath mat that will definitely bring a smile to your face when you step out of the shower! The rooms are immaculate. Breakfast is European Continental with a lovely fruit salad set out in the gorgeous dining room. The kitchen boasts a new waffle maker which we took advantage of and made the best waffles that I have ever tasted….even better than those ordered in a restaurant. There were several flavors of syrup available for the waffles. There is a Keurig coffemaker off of the dining room, and the dinette area has quite an array of yogurt, sliced meats and cheeses, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal, various bread for toast, bagels, and numerous condiments. The main house holds a substantial library and very large living room, with plenty of space to spread out. Both rooms have gas fireplaces. The grounds are peaceful and there are trails through the woods to enjoy. You really do need to pop your head into the St. Walburga chapel. The windows came from an old church in Pittsburgh and are spectacular to view. The innkeeper is always happy to make reservations for us at nearby restaurants and we have not been disappointed. I just want to note, that onsite dining includes Continental Breakfast. There is no restaurant or other dining affiliated with the B&B. That was the purpose of my 3 star rating for onsite dining
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Thank you so much for this AWESOME review!!! It makes our day to know that you love the details enough to actually list them all!!! WOW! Thank you again! We look forward to 'Welcoming you Home' to The Robertshaw again...soon!!!!
The Garden Room offers the above lovely view of our flower garden. The two double beds gives flexibility for those traveling together who also desire to share accommodations. Intimate sitting area also part of the room. The spacious bath has 1931 fixtures with separate tub and shower featuring 7 shower heads – the original version of a "rain shower" shower! The room also has cedar closet, ceiling fan, air conditioning and wifi access.
The Sunset Room has three windows for a bright, airy feeling. The gas fireplace makes it cozy on cool fall and winter evenings. The generous queen-sized bed, with pillow-top mattress and Sleep Number pillows, assures sweet dreams. The roomy bath features 1931 fixtures, and combination tub/shower. The room also has cedar closet, ceiling fan, air conditioning and wifi access.
The Emma Room, a corner room, has three windows for a bright, airy atmosphere. The two twin beds feature pillow-top mattress, Sleep Number pillows and beautiful quilts. The electric fireplace adds to the coziness of the room. Air conditioning, cedar lined closet, wi-fi access and hall bath complete the accommodations.
The elegant Robertshaw Suite is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a long day. The large sitting room features comfortable furniture and is enhanced by a gas fireplace. Need additional sleeping space? The comfy sofa, pulls out into a bed. The bedroom has a roomy pillow-top queen-size bed with Sleep Number pillows and small sitting area. The spacious private bath features 1931 fixtures, and a combination tub/shower. The suite also has cedar closet, ceiling fans, air conditioning and wifi access.
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Recommended prerequisites: Maya 2011 Essential Training
- Smoothing out rough, polygonal surfaces with Smooth Preview
- Fashioning limbs and features from an existing model
- Manipulating polygons to create detail
- Using the Sculpt Geometry tool to make organic changes
- Modeling facial structure and the body
- Creating hair with NURBS curves
- Modeling pants, shoes, and shirts
- Forming creases and hard edges
- Fixing problem areas
- Applying the finishing touches
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It's often easier to model some body parts separately without the rest of the body to get in the way and then combine them later. However, usually there's more detail in one body part than in the other. How do you make it work then? Well, I'll show you. The reason that I'm showing you how to do it at this stage rather than as I model each body part is because the exact configuration of edge loops and topology is not going to be the same from one model to the next. Every model is different. But if you learn these four techniques, you'll be set to handle any attaching situation that you come across, rather than just the specific scenarios that we will handle in this course.
So we have got our Exercise File open, and here's Hank, and you can see his body is cut into several different pieces. So there's several different ways that we can combine different body parts together. Most of them involve either adding edges to one side or subtracting edges from the other. So let's zoom in on the hand and see what I'm talking about here. I've already counted and on the hand we have 14 different vertices around the wrist, but on the arm side we have only 12.
So, one approach that we can take to this is add edges to the arm side or subtract edges from the hand side. Now if I were to go and insert an edge loop with the Insert Edge Loop tool on the arm side, we would create an edge that goes all the way up into the neck or all the way down the body. I don't want to add all that many more edges to the arm. We've already got enough and I don't really want to subtract any edge loops from the hand either, because I've already got things looking pretty much the way I want here and so I don't really want to mess up what I have going on here.
So there's a way that I can add edge loops to the arm, but not carry them all the way down into the rest of the body and that's what I'm going to show you how to do here. So let me zoom in on the wrist and let's evaluate what we can do. So there's a technique that we can do called reducing edges, where you have a certain amount of edge loops coming from the wrist but then you can tie them off. So they don't run all the way down the rest of the body. And to do that I'm going to grab the Split Polygon tool and I'm just going to add two more edges on the top and on the bottom.
So that we'll have 14 edges on both sides, on hand side and also on the wrist side. Now there's a way to tie this off and that's what I'm going to show you. What I'm going to do is make a little cut from this vertex here up to this vertex here and then I'm also going to go back to the underside and I can cut like that. So we've got a triangle here and a triangle up here. Now all we have to do is connect these two triangles. So we use the Split Polygon tool to just cut from one of the triangles down to the other.
The result we end up with is that this is four sided now. It's all four sided and we've effectively tied off the new edges that we had to cut it here. So now there're 14 edges on this side and 14 edges on this side. So if we combine them together and then go into Vertex mode, we can select two vertices, go to the Merge Vertex tool, in the Edit Mesh menu, Merge, and you can see that the edges will merge together. When I hit G it'll repeat the last tool used and we could go all the way around and close that off of.
It'll be pretty straightforward and simple. So you get two contiguous surfaces, from one to the other. Let's look at another case, down at the foot. So I'm just going to zoom down in here and I already know that there are 12 edges around the foot, but there's 13 around the leg. So I've got one more on the leg that I need to get rid of. We can do this by deleting an edge loop. So let me back out and see where could I take an edge loop out of this? Well, I could take out one of these edge loops, but then it would also take out an edge loop that goes all the way up to chest, or up into the arm or up into the back.
I don't want to get rid of one of those. But if I look at the inner thigh, we can see that there is an edge loop that runs up here and it just dies of at the crotch. If we get rid of this one, it's not really going to mess up with the rest of the body. So the way to get rid of an edge loop is you go to Edge mode, pick one of the edges that's part of the edge loop, hold down Ctrl on a PC or Command on a Mac, and then while that's held down hold on the Right Mouse button, and this little menu is going to pop up and you can mouse over to Edge Loop Utilities and then go up to Edge Loop and hit Delete, and it's gone. We don't have to worry about it any more.
So we've got now 12 edge loops here and 12 on the foot. So those are going to be merged up. Let's take a look at the head and see what's going on there. So, I've already counted this out. On the head we have 14 edge loops and on the body there're 15. There is one too many on the body, or one too few on the head. We can use the Insert Edge Loop tool to add an edge loop. Now it's up to you where you would want to put it. Just keep in mind that it could run up in the places where it just makes things more complicated.
So you can try out different places to see where you like it the best. Where it's going to be less obtrusive. I just want to stick one right there in the mouth. So that the new edge loop just goes up into the mouth and it dies off there and nobody really cares what happens deep down inside the mouth because you will never see it anyway. So now there're 15 edge loops on the body and 15 on the head, so that problem is solved. Now, our last case is the ear. The ear has 8 edge loops around here and the head has 10.
So you've got to find some way to turn 10 edge loops into 8, and for that we can use a reduction, so it's called reducing edge loops. So what I'll do is I'll select these two edges here and go up to this shelf and click Collapse. So now what was before one, two, three edge loops coming into the ear, there's now just one. If I pick this edge and delete it, now you can see we've got a four-sided polygon, which is exactly what we want, and then 10 minus 2 is 8.
So it's now 8 and 8, so these two will also match up nicely if you go and merge all the vertices around it. So making different body parts flows smoothly into each other is a task that character modelers are constantly faced with. But if you're armed with these skills, you'll be ready to take it on with the least amount of stress possible.
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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - As top military commanders rebelled against President Hugo Chavez, rebel National Guard troops seized government television and took it off the air late Thursday, the station manager said. Civilians celebrated outside.
Earlier Thursday, police and armed Chavez supporters fired on a march by 150,000 opposition protesters near the presidential palace. At least 12 people were killed and as many as 110 wounded, officials said.
Globovision TV reported that Chavez's family had been flown out of Caracas. The report couldn't immediately be confirmed.
The violence erupted in the South American country of 24 million on the third day of a general strike called to support oil executives who want Chavez to sack new management at the state oil monopoly Petroleos de Venezuela, or PDVSA. The executives are conducting a work slowdown that has seriously cut production and exports in Venezuela, the No. 3 oil supplier to the United States and the No. 4 oil exporter in the world.
In Washington, the White House had no immediate comment, spokesman Taylor Gross said.
Gen. Efrain Vasquez Velasco, the commander of the army, ordered all his commanders to join him in rebellion against Chavez.
"We ask the Venezuelan people's forgiveness for today's events," he said. "Mr. President, I was loyal to the end, but today's deaths cannot be tolerated."
More than 40 other high officers rebelled, including Gen. Luis Alberto Camacho Kairuz, vice minister for citizen security.
There were earlier reports Chavez was preparing to leave the country, and three executive jets were seen preparing for takeoff at La Carlota military air base, which usually closes after dark. Televised reports that Chavez and his family were leaving couldn't be confirmed. A Chavez spokeswoman denied the reports, saying the president was meeting with officials at the palace.
Small tanks guarded the palace as caravans of armored troop vehicles patrolled Caracas streets and highways.
Earlier Thursday, Chavez ordered five private Caracas television stations to close for allegedly abusing freedom of expression by inciting opposition protests that erupted in violence. The stations continued transmitting by satellite, however, and some were able to re-establish their signals intermittently to report on the violence and casualties. The Organization of American States demanded the restrictions be lifted.
A group of 30 military officers declared themselves in rebellion against Chavez "for violating democratic principles, guarantees and the human rights of Venezuelans."
"The Constitution obliges us to maintain internal order and avoid more spilling of blood and the destruction of our brave people and their institutions," the officers said in a communique read by Navy Vice Adm. Hector Ramirez.
Earlier, 11 other generals, admirals and commanders of the armed forces declared themselves in rebellion. None had active commands, palace officials said. But Gen. Carlos Alfonso Martinez, inspector general of the National Guard, condemned the armed pro-Chavez civilian groups known as "Bolivarian Circles" for firing on civilians.
National Guard troops fired tear gas at the front ranks of stick-bearing, rock-throwing marchers to keep them about 100 yards away from the palace and from thousands of Chavez supporters. Tear gas drifted into the presidential compound.
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Global energy budget changes to high latitude North Atlantic cooling and the tropical ITCZ response
- Ivana CvijanovicAffiliated withCentre for Ice and Climate, Niels Bohr Institute, University of CopenhagenEarth and Planetary Science, University of California Email author
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The intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ) in atmospheric general circulation models (coupled to slab ocean) shift southwards in response to northern extratropical cooling. Previous studies have demonstrated the utility of diagnosing the atmospheric energy fluxes in interpreting this teleconnection. This study investigates the nature of global energy flux changes in response to North Atlantic high latitude cooling applied to the Community Atmosphere Model version 3 coupled to a slab ocean, focusing on key local and remote feedbacks that collectively act to alter the energy budget and atmospheric energy transport. We also investigate the relative roles of tropical sea surface temperature (SST) and energy flux changes in the ITCZ response to North Atlantic cooling. Using a radiative kernel technique, we quantify the effects of key feedbacks—temperature, cloud and water vapor, to the top-of-the-atmosphere radiative flux changes. The results show only partial local energy flux compensation to the initial perturbation in the high latitudes, originating from the negative temperature feedback and opposed by positive shortwave albedo and longwave water vapor feedbacks. Thus, an increase in the atmospheric energy transport to the Northern extratropics is required to close the energy budget. The additional energy flux providing this increase comes from top-of-the-atmosphere radiative flux increase over the southern tropics, primarily from cloud, temperature and longwave water vapor feedbacks, and largely as a consequence of increased deep convection. It has been previously argued that the role of tropical SST changes was secondary to the role played by the atmospheric energy flux requirements in controlling the ITCZ shifts, proposing that the SST response is a result of the surface energy budget and not a driver of the precipitation response. Using a set of idealized simulations with the fixed tropical SSTs, we demonstrate that the ITCZ shifts are not possible without the tropical SST changes and suggest that the tropical SSTs are a more suitable driver of tropical precipitation shifts compared to the atmospheric energy fluxes. In our simulations, the ITCZ shifts are influenced mainly by the local (tropical) SST forcing, apparently independent of the actual high latitude energy demand.
KeywordsITCZ shift Tropical sea surface temperatures Energy budget Radiative feedbacks
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- Global energy budget changes to high latitude North Atlantic cooling and the tropical ITCZ response
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Climate Dynamics
Volume 40, Issue 5-6 , pp 1435-1452
- Cover Date
- 2013-03
- 10.1007/s00382-012-1482-1
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- 0930-7575
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- 1432-0894
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- Springer-Verlag
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- ITCZ shift
- Tropical sea surface temperatures
- Energy budget
- Radiative feedbacks
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- Ivana Cvijanovic (1) (2)
- John C. H. Chiang (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Centre for Ice and Climate, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Juliane Maries Vej 30, 2100, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 2. Earth and Planetary Science, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA
- 3. Department of Geography, Berkeley Atmospheric Sciences Center, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA


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I've done peyote. Vomiting, sure, on people? Wrong. Pissing everywhere has no excuse unless a mom on a trampoline.
I don't plan on dying my hair once I get grays. My mom is in her mid 50's and recently grew out her color. She had a wicked cute pixie cut and looked so stylish with the silver. People at her work made fun of her, so she dyed it back. That pissed me off.
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I am 45 and currently growing out the dye in my hair, I have not dyed it in 11 months. I am salt and pepper very evenly, probably 30% grey and 70% very dark brown
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I'm 26 and only have a couple of grays, but my hair is black and I know they will show in a major way once there are more of them. I think the growing out period will be the only part that bothers me.
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I dye and will for a while, because the grays are a wacky texture that won't be tamed. When there's more of them, I think I'll let them win.
Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point. ~ C. S. Lewis
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I'm in my early thirties and I'm finally starting to see the odd grey hair near the back of my head. I'll probably pluck them while I can, and I honestly don't know if I want to go the route of constantly dying/touching up my roots. I've seen what hair dye has done to my mother's and siblings' hair, and I think I'd rather have healthy, S&P hair than dyed and damaged.
I think many women could rock grey hair. There are so many older ladies I've seen with very obvious/bad dye jobs. Then I've seen some women with healthy, beautiful looking silver hair.
It's too bad that men look 'distinguished' when they start to go grey, while women are told that they simply look 'old'.
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A semi-writing life. YA, award winning author.
Monday, 11 April 2016
She Who Dares Writes: Waxing Lyrical with Ruby
She Who Dares Writes: Waxing Lyrical with Ruby: The Cambridge Literature Festival has blossomed and grown, there's now a supply of live music and champagne outside the union and the o...
Waxing Lyrical with Ruby
The Cambridge Literature Festival has blossomed and grown, there's now a supply of live music and champagne outside the union and the one in, one out author timetable reflects its popularity. It's given me the opportunity to see writers, thinkers and actors close at hand - Clive James, Ali Smith, Bill Nighy and now one of my favourite comedians and all round people - Ruby Wax.
Inside, the chamber is packed. We are pitched in rows as if for battle, our attention drawn by the entrance of a small woman who takes her seat on stage. When she speaks it's scatter-gun with purpose, like the voice of an MGM cartoon character with the wisdom of Aristotle. You can't help but listen. She's dynamic, effervescent, a pocket rocket, a firecracker exclamation of black hair and red lips. I could go on with a ready supply of attempts at fronted adverbial's, but it turns out Ruby is just like the rest of us - Frazzled. Hence the name of her new book born out of research into mindfulness and the achievement of a Masters in mindfulness based cognitive therapy at Oxford Univeristy (The Cambridge Dons in the audience wince). The study was born out of the desire to understand and control the depression that was hounding her with its black dog ways. The process seems to have been successful, her work on mental health awareness gained her an OBE a few years back.
Why Frazzled? 'It's in my veins, and they say, write about something you know.... so I thought, lets build a career on that.' There is a rush of laughter around the chamber, we know she's only half joking. She was drawn to mindfulness because of the science behind it's effects. 'There's a plague of slight hysteria everywhere. Not everyone, there are people who live out of this, somewhere in Oxfordshire, milking their chickens, but the rest of us battle with overload in our reactive culture. We have to accept that stress is not a badge of honour, it breaks down your immune defence, its a disease and its reaching epidemic proportions.'
I know Ruby Wax from her comedy persona, appearing in Girls On Top alongside Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders, then there was the writing and her documentary work. She wanted to be noticed, she created this character, this loud, American stereotype; People started treating her like that,
'I was running on non-stop adrenaline, I'd be doing stand up for the milkman.' Ruby explains how we have yet to evolve beyond our stress response, 'You're always, 'on' we haven't evolved to have a handbrake for this stress, we don't have an off switch, now the fear is invisible' It's not a sabre tooth tiger lurking round the corner.
She ask us not to judge ourselves for the flow of negative thoughts, we haven't done anything wrong, 'Four out of our five thoughts are negative, we have to counterbalance that.' and then she gives the audience a few exercise to try, and we are quiet, reflective, listening to her instruction, focusing on the senses. I feel it would be good to try this with a fractious class and stressed staff in the school where I work.
It's not a cure all, it won't work for everybody, but 'Mindfulness is good practice, (it won't replace medication, if you're ill you need to take the medication, she says) thoughts can lose their solidity, minds can be scrambled, it's like watching a thunderstorm from under an umbrella. You have to get ready for when the shit hits the fan.
So armed, I buy a copy of her book and get her to sign it for my teenage daughter, but I'll read it first.
Monday, 15 February 2016
She Who Dares Writes: Nothing to Say
She Who Dares Writes: Nothing to Say: Far too much time has elapsed since I ventured into the blogosphere. Injury and illness led to extended housebound periods and a long lapse...
Nothing to Say
Far too much time has elapsed since I ventured into the blogosphere. Injury and illness led to extended housebound periods and a long lapse into reflection. I could read, and read I did, but to write evaded me. As the poet, Nan Shepherd, said:
'One reaches these dumb places in life. I suppose there's nothing for it but to go on living , Speech may come. Or it may not. And if it doesn't I suppose one just hasd to be content to be dumb. At least not shout for the mere sake of making a noise.'
Some new ventures were suspended as I gently found my way back into the world and other new ventures launched. I'm working and writing again, the fiction is on hold while I complete a project for the Story Terrace,
A biography for a client who is neither celebrity nor star, but an ordinary life with extraordinary moments. We all have a story to tell. I've been re-reading biographies, the excellent, verbose Clive James, Unreliable Memoirs, and the moving M Train by Patti Smith,
Friday, 9 October 2015
haven't a leg to stand on
Everyone has something to say about our beloved NHS, now more than ever. My first job out of Uni was as a medical personnel Officer for our local health authority, I went out with a nurse, I lived in nurses homes, I worked for the NHS,it was management and admin heavy, a cacophony of activity, one hand never knowing what the other was doing. The means of communication is now better, but not much has changed, there's still a lot of people running round like headless chickens.
I love it though, all babies born on the NHS should be stamped with product of NHS on their bottom, like a quality kite mark, it's something we should really be proud of in Britain, something we should fight for.
At the tail end of September I had one of those days planned when you know you've taken on too much, but you do it anyway - a drive cross county to run through an assault course activity with She Who Dares, followed by a trip into London to meet a friend, cocktails at Callooh' Callahay and curry at Dishoon. I had a funny feeling when I woke up that perhaps it would all be too much, but I just went for it. I really should learn to listen to my instinct.
Splayed out on the forest floor in agony my mind started to compensate, the girls held me, held my legs, held my hand, wiped my brow, kept me going, what amazing creatures we are, what capacity for compassion and care, I wasn't being brave, I was reduced to the dependency level of an infant, and these were my mothers, I'd do anything they told me if it would take the pain away. Helpless, I was tended by paramedics, helped into an off road buggy for a slow ride under the tree canopy to the waiting ambulance. Thank god I was outside, and could look at the softly waving foliage and the blue sky as a sign of hope, I'd be OK, I'd be OK. For the next week I've never felt so Human, and the Killers 'are we human, or are we dancer, has been playing on a loop in my head. I've been over emotional, pathetic, brave, insane, drugged out, wasted, hysterical, run the gaumont through a soup of emotion. Through it all I've had fantastic care from the nurses and doctors in the NHS, inspirational advice, help and love from my friends and family. I'm lucky to have them, thank you. And at the back of my mind - the thought that - well - this could all be experience to feed your writing.
While slumped in a hospital bed for five nights with the leg elevated (dislocated and fractured ankle, broken tibia and fibia) a numb immobility descends that's more than physical. The body, in shock, shuts down the creative spark, I couldn't even read, I'd just stare, thought or predication was hard, staring was easy. I could stare and watch, stuck under powdered light, longing to see the outside world. Across the way I could hear Martha's* (name change) soft scouse mumbles, I act as her interpreter, the youngest of six, trained to be a nurse at Alder Hey. I believe her because she told me, but she couldn't remember where she was, she wanted to go home, didn't we all, and thought I was her niece. I was on Martha guard duty at night, understaffed, she was left to sleep, but she would swing her legs over the side of the bed and start to shuffle off with her broken shoulder, pressing my buzzer, shouting, 'Martha's on the move again.' she looked daggers at me, I'd betrayed her. I wonder how far she would have got without me. Nurse came and went, changed shifts, took obs, bloods, changed bed pans, brought food. I dreamed of being able to have a shower, of using a toilet. My neighbour longed for ice cream, the Lithuanian lady by the window, also with Alzheimers, sang folk songs and shouted at us when she was hungry, 'Yum, Yum!' most of the time.
An evening shift change (12 hours with half hour break, three days on the trot, few hours off before nights)and the nurse asks Martha,
'Have they been good to you today.'
Martha - 'I'm thinking about it.'
I've thought about it, they have, the NHS has been good to us, we ought to be good to it back.
Friday, 11 September 2015
Don't be Afraid to Be Afraid - Meg Rosoff
It's helpful to take inspiration from those involved in writing life, so I was delighted to attend the 2015 Phillipa Pearce lecture at Homerton College, Cambridge, especially as it was to be given by a "Young Adult" writer of verve and clarity - Meg Rosoff.
My 16 year old son and I waited outside, enjoying the surprising heat of early September sun, before entering the Mary Allen Building. It was much like a school hall, it smelled of school, Homerton is an education college. My son has been to author talks since he was knee high, David Almond, Eoin Colfer and met Frank Cottrell Boyce, always on the promise that it would be 'good for him', he wasn't convinced. By the end he was engaged, enlivened and actually enjoyed himself, he even asked a question.
Such is the charm of Meg that she can turn an audience who look unlikely to share her maverick sensibilities and possibly controversial views, a Cambridge audience, all white, all middle and older aged, but then who knows what anarchist sensibilities lurk beneath the swish of a calf length pleated skirt.
Meg is a small, but powerful figure, commanding the lectern as if she were steering a ship a steady course. Her hair a shock of honey blonde, swinging earrings and ubiquitous writer garb of monochrome and scarf. I find those scarves useful for catching crumbs, and as age advances, for hiding neck wrinkles (I'm with Nora Ephron on that one, I hate my neck too). This is a woman who knows what she wants, I thought, and knows how to get it.
Alongside Meg Rosoff there was a screen with a black and white picture of Phillipa Pearce, her hand resting on a wooden door set in a wall, a door to a secret garden? Her most famous novel was about a garden - Tom's Midnight Garden. Meg talked about her connection to Phillipa, and the importance of children's literature. I wasn't going to argue with that, I took an MA in the subject, led by the inspirational Michael Rosen. As an audience we were immersed in children's literature (Even the event photographer was a children's writer, the lovely Jill Paton Walsh) it is our first books that shape our literary taste and memory. For Meg this was 'The Cat in The Hat' and she recognises she has become this character by telling children to do the 'wrong thing' in her own books, "I am The Cat in The Hat."
Meg writes for a young audience because maybe writers write about the place in their own personal history where they "get stuck" and for her that was adolescence, "When you write for children or young people, you give someone the ability to write their own story." She was 46 when she started writing for children, but I think she'd had writing sensibilities long before then, surely working in advertising is writing fiction? She hadn't read children's fiction herself for over 30 years when she wrote her first book. Who has? Perhaps we should, beyond reading to our offspring, it's good to revisit those books from our childhood, "Most people have a book somewhere in their past that unlocks a world for them." Her first book was a pony book and it was suggested she write for older children, she took the advice, desperate to get out of her advertising job. Her first published novel was How I Live Now - also a film with Saoirse Ronan - and my favourite Meg Rosoff so far, it cuts through literary waffle like a clear stream running on a hot day.
Meg admitted she seemed to be lacking the fear gene, she had been very lucky, as her first novel was such a succuess she was allowed more grace to do what she wanted, although lacking fear doesn't detract from the importance of embracing it, she admits that we need to treasure our faults, to dare to fail, to take risks and question the status quo, if the system remains the same we are trapped, without fear there is very little motivation for change,
"Think big thoughts, do not be afraid to be afraid."
Her lecture met with rapturous applause, inspiring the pleated skirts of Cambridge and promoting my now fearless son to ask a question. Thank you Meg, long may you write. Next year it's Alan Ahlberg, "bogla bol!"
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Monday, 20 July 2015
She Who Dares Writes: YA Short Story set in South Africa
She Who Dares Writes: YA Short Story set in South Africa: I was going to blog about how hard holidays are, having spent a week in lovely Cornwall, where I admired, but was uninspired, by the scenery...
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Final Thoughts
As expected, this is a mouse with a lot to live up to. Logitech has a history of pumping out products that people buy en-mass, and the MX Air is another one that will be finding its way into living rooms thanks to the popularity of HTPCs.
Speaking of home theatres, this mouse has a few more surprises in store for us, such as the ability to open Windows Media Player or Media Center by shaking the mouse (also available is a customisable menu allowing you to add any files/folders/programs you want) or adjusting the volume by holding the Volume and moving the mouse side to side.
The only final gripe I have about the mouse is that it dims its on-board lights after several seconds, indicating that it has entered sleep mode to save power. While this is a really great power saving feature for a wireless mouse, its drawback comes when you disturb the rodent from its slumber; it takes almost a second to register movement on the screen. This can be annoying when it occurs repeatedly, like right now while I'm typing and editing this review.
There is one thing that will hold the mouse back from flying off the shelves in my opinion, and that is the price. Logitech has put this mouse in their luxury range, and with a suitable luxury price tag; a tad too rich from most people's tastes, I can believe.
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Japanese Eggyolk Sauce (Mayonnaise) for Seafood
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Prep 5 mins
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This recipe is one I recently adopted. I have not yet tried it, but it sounds as though this recipe is great! Here's what the original poster had to say about this recipe: "I came across a request for an eggyolk sauce recipe on the forum. I did a little research on the net and since I found so many requests, I decided I need to try this. So this is my version of the widely searched sauce. I don't know whether it is anything like the real stuff, so I appreciate if people would tell me so in a review. In any case I believe this is a nice recipe for a little different homemade mayonnaise, that tastes good with Seafood. On tasting it, I believe that variations with wasabi, ginger or garlic would be very nice as well."
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 large egg yolks
- 250 ml canola oil
- 2.46 ml light miso or 1.23 ml dark miso
- 14.79-29.58 ml sake
- 0.25 ml sugar
- 0.25 ml orange rind
- soya sauce
- combine all ingredients except the oil in a mixing bowl or blender.
- start beating/blending and add the oil subsequently in a small stream.
- Refrigerate for a few hours before using, so the spices can mingle.
- Important note: all ingredients must have roomtemperature.
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This receipe was fantastic. I followed it to the letter, but the next time I will add a tad more soy sauce and miso. Who needs Ron of Japan anymore? Dinner for 3 is about $180.00 easily. Thank You Thank You. Oh by the way I found myself eating it before I even cooked the seafood. lmao
Ah yeah, that's good. I used this as the base for a mayonnaise sauce I made for one of my sushi rolls. I like this one because it's made from scratch and I don't have to rely on Kewpie or Best Foods. Used everything except the orange rind. I used a little lemon juice & water so it wasn't so thick. I told my date this was a heavily guarded secret recipe from Lead Sushi Chef Shogun Masago when I was his apprectice in Japan. Who? What? Who cares, she bought it!!! Definitely won points on this one. Arigato Gozaimasu Anke R!!
There was a moment when I closed my eyes and had the first taste of the egg yolk sauce topped-shrimp, each bite generously dipped in a mixture of soy sauce, sake, and chives, and I was transported back to Ron of Japan in Northbrook/Chicago. Next, I tasted the lobster… yum! I know it has been months since I first requested the recipe on this site, and you (Anke R) quickly went to work on the recipe. Several people did come up with similar recipes, but this one seemed the most likely candidate. It was perfect! I saved my first try for a special occasion, New Year's Eve dinner. I had a hard time finding Miso, which seems to be the magic flavor ingredient I'd tasted but did not know its name. I unsuccessfully searched for powder, but did find a rather large container of prepared paste. (I sure hope it freezes well!) Because your recipe called for ½ teaspoon of Miso and another posted recipe called for 2 ½ tablespoons–a big difference–I compromised by marinating the shrimp and lobster in baggies, each rubbed with a tablespoon of the Miso paste. I stir-fried the shrimp, then the diced lobster, both in a little oil and butter, including the empty lobster shells. I carefully placed the lobster meat back into their shells. I positioned both shrimp and lobster in the wok (I recommend something flat for this step, since I had a hard time keeping the shells from falling over and spilling out the lobster meat). I covered these generously with the sauce, and poured some white wine around them. I lowered the heat, covered them, and let them steam while I prepared the stir-fried vegetables in another wok. My husband, who has never had egg yolk sauce from Ron of Japan, was very impressed, and now understands why I've raved about it for years! Thank you so much!!! Since I have quite a bit of sauce left over, I'm eyeing the rest of the shrimp I peeled yesterday to use in the Paella for tonight's dinner. Surely, with all the chicken and the mussels, no one will mind if I steal a few shrimp for appetizers. A Japanese inspired appetizer with a traditional Spanish feast! A nice way to start the New Year!


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But just a couple of weeks after the Games we have seen one Olympian in the Big Brother house and two more going on Strictly Come Dancing, with others appearing in the papers at every photocall, PR launch and advert their advisors send them to .
Is it right that Olympians are crossing over into the world of celebrity culture and blurring the boundaries between sporting excellence and prime-time entertainment? We asked our writers from Eurosport and omg! to argue the toss...
"Trash TV comes with consequences" - Reda from Eurosport
Erudite, hard-working, and victorious — what wasn't there to like about our Olympic heroes? They forced their way into the public consciousness with what they did, displacing the stars of reality TV from our screens.
Much of the disquiet at 'celebrity culture' seems to be directed at those who are simply famous for being famous, like Kim Kardashian or the boys from The Only Way Is Essex - and those who appear to possess a heightened sense of their own importance, or at least those who flex their success in this context.
Olympians do not belong in this category — blood, sweat and tears are the minimum sacrifices for an elite athlete, with most Olympians living on similar or even lower budgets than the average Briton.
Sportsmen and women are not in the public eye because they are mates with a former boyband singer, the offspring of an ex-footballer, or the ex-partner of a minor soap star. They are in the public eye because they touch the pinnacle of achievement, because they deserve it. If they use their newfound status to increase their earnings, so be it. They are not footballers earning exorbitant sums of money.
Many of our Olympians live and train off a combination of public funding, small sponsorship deals and limited private enterprise, so I don't think we can begrudge them the right to perhaps exploit the moment through advertising and sponsorship opportunities, which in themselves benefit from the PR of TV and other media appearances.
As a result, if Mo Farah, Jessica Ennis or Sarah Storey want to appear in TV commercials, promote healthy eating or star in the human equivalent to a dancing bear show, more power to them. They have a basic right to earn a good living for their families, an earning potential limited to the length of their athletic careers that peaks just after an Olympic Games cycle.
But there is, surely, a point at which this line is transgressed, and someone loses what made them a sporting hero and becomes just like any other celebrity.
While viewing figures justify repeat productions, Big Brother, Strictly Come Dancing and its ilk of suspended-reality voyeurism leave the kind of aftertaste that you may feel had Pete Doherty slept in your mouth. You'd rather Victoria Pendleton, Louis Smith and those who will follow did not cheapen the Olympic spirit and their own personal 'brand' by appearing on such shows.
Such ventures into the world of trash TV come with consequences and, as such, the likes of Pendleton should (and probably do) have ample warning — you will automatically become a target once you step outside a culture where you are judged solely on ability, on actions, and not the minutae of your private life and wardrobe. If you are only as good as your last performance in sport, then by the same token are you not also only judged by the career choices you make once you retire?
We hail these sportsmen and women for having achieved something — for being heroes we can aspire to be like. If they then tread the same road as the celebrities we contrast them with, a sense of unease about it is inevitable.
To put it simply, we'd rather not see the near inevitable fall from grace associated with an appearance on 'I'm a Celebrity'. But let's hope some champions have done so well that their brands cannot be tarnished.
"It's a solid business decision" - Chris from omg!
This summer London 2012 fever gripped the nation and as a result, Olympic heroes were born. The excitement of the Games captured the public's imagination leaving many wanting to hear and see more from their favourite athletes. Then, just like that, the party was over. But unlike the Games, the public's hunger for an insight into our medal winners remained.
Like it or not, these Olympians are now a part of the public consciousness and as a result people want to see more, learn more and get to know more about them, it's human nature.
You can't be an Olympian forever: unlike most career choices, it has an early expiry date. So it's perfectly reasonable for people such as Victoria Pendleton to have a plan B. If people were happy to see Jessica Ennis appear on every other television advert during the run up to the games then surely there is no difference in Louis Smith and Victoria Pendleton taking part in 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
They are simply making their money where they can and there is no shame in this. If anything, it's a solid business decision.
No one said that learning to dance was an easy thing to do either. It takes time, dedication and energy. Aside from the prize of a glitter ball trophy instead of a gold medal, the basic premise of learning dance routines for the show isn't that far off the foundation of training for the Olympics.
Many believe that the 'Z-list' types who take part in shows such as Strictly are only doing it to ensure an extended five minutes of fame. Well, if this is the case then why not make them work even harder for their oversized pay cheque. The longer these celebrities last on the show, the more exposure they receive.
Olympians are dedicated and competitive in their profession and it is safe to assume that they will bring this nature to the contest. With the Olympians upping their game, so will others who are desperate to stay in the limelight. Surely that will only make for better television in the long run?
Furthermore, we now live in a world where reality stars such as the cast of TOWIE are championed for having no skills whatsoever. Giving their spot to an Olympian who possesses genuine talent can only be a good thing.
Yes, Ashley McKenzie's stint in the Big Brother house was not the best way to exemplify the skills and dedication of an Olympian. However, he did show the human behind the athlete, satisfying the public's need to get to know what our athletes are like outside of the stadium.
Where the line should be drawn, however, is at shows that are simply using our Olympians to boost ratings. Enter 'The X Factor'. Simon Cowell has confirmed that there will be an Olympic themed week where the contestants will be given advice from our athletes before breaking into songs such as 'Gold' and 'Simply the Best'.
As great as it will be for some to see the Olympians on television again, there isn't much merit in giving advice on something they know absolutely nothing about.
Nothing will ever detract from the incredible achievements made by this year's Olympians, not even sequined lycra outfits or sharing a house with Julian Clary. They will always be Olympic heroes so why not in the meantime make a nice amount of money off the back of it. They more than earned it after all.
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The Bibliomed Urology CD-ROM is a three-for-one "special." Produced by Lippincott-Raven publishers in conjunction with the American Urological Association, this CD-ROM contains the three volumes of the third edition of Adult and Pediatric Urology, edited by Gillenwater et al, the American Urological Association's Clinical Practice Guideline: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Diagnosis and Treatment, and a MEDLINE literature search program, as well as other publications, including several journals. The CD-ROM is both Windows- and Macintosh-compatible.
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Vet School Café
The recently updated Vet School Café is located on the lower level of the Small Animal Hospital at the College of Veterinary Medicine. The café offers made from scratch lunch options including salads, wraps, paninis and a rotating chef's special. Along with the new made-to-order options, additional vegan and vegetarian selections have been added to the menu.
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Cell Phone/Brain Cancer Connection Getting Weaker.
Feb. 7, 2001 -- It may finally be time to hang up that fear about cell phones causing cancer.
Danish and American researchers, in the most comprehensive study to date investigating the purported link between cellular telephone use and cancer, say they have found no evidence to support any such connection. Still, other experts tell WebMD that they want to see more long-term data before pronouncing the issue settled.
"We conducted a comprehensive study of the nearly half a million cellular telephone subscribers in Denmark from 1982 onward," researcher John Boice, PhD, scientific director of the International Epidemiology Institute in Rockville, Md., tells WebMD. By running each person's identification number through the national medical database, the team determined which, if any, had developed cancer. "We found no evidence for any increases of any cancers," he says.
Boice's findings and an accompanying editorial are published in the Feb. 7 issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
According to Boice, the whole scare goes back eight years to a Larry King Live guest. David Raynard held that his wife's deadly brain tumor had been caused by her extensive cell phone use, and "that raised public concern" over the electromagnetic radiation emitted by cell phones.
Since then, there have been several studies, both here and abroad, "but there's just not a lot of epidemiological evidence to confirm that these radiofrequencies cause any cancers whatsoever," says Boice, who is also a professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn.
The Danish study focused on brain cancer, salivary gland cancer, and leukemia. Boice explains that the brain, salivary glands, and blood are the areas where electromagnetic radiation exposure would be the greatest during cell-phone use.
The researchers found 3,400 cases of cancer among the half million cell-phone users -- fewer than the 3,800 expected to occur in any group that size. Specifically, there were 150 brain cancers, seven salivary gland cancers, and 84 cases of leukemia -- all about what you'd expect to see, he says, if not a bit lower.
Thanks to meticulous cellular service provider records, "we were able to determine the risk of cancer by the number of minutes someone was on the phone," says Boice. "You'd anticipate that someone using the phone a couple hours a day would be at higher risk than someone who used the phone a couple minutes a day, but we found no gradient in risk by minutes of use."
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I have added the following line to my .bashrc file to start gnu screen on login:
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But it seems to go in a loop (may be that is its starting screen also on screen start).
I am not able to access the shell by ssh anymore.
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Beyonce Shares Fifty Shades of Grey Teaser, Featuring Her Own Voice (VIDEO)
Are you ready for Fifty Shades of Bey?
Last night (Saturday, July 19), Beyoncé posted a video on Instagram, teasing the upcoming trailer for the first Fifty Shades of Grey film.
As the video states, "This Thursday, the worldwide phenomenon comes to life." It ends with Beyoncé's breathy "uh oh uh oh uh ohhhh." So did she record a new song for the movie's soundtrack … or are they just featuring a new version of "Crazy in Love," since the uh-ohs sounded kind of like a sexy slowed-down version of that song? It's not like she hasn't done something like that before. HuffingtonPost said a stripped down version of her song "Haunted" was used to underscore a Fifty Shades teaser that was screened for theater owners and press back in March.
No one loves a good tease more than Queen Bey herself, so she didn't elaborate on her involvement, she just posted the video below with the hashtag "#fiftyshades":
The clip doesn't actually show the faces of the main characters — Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) or Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson) — but we catch glimpses of their bodies.
The full trailer is coming out this Thursday, July 24, so that's presumably when we'll get more action.
There are a lot of Fifty Shades lovers and haters out there, so what do you think — are you excited to see the full trailer, and learn more about Beyoncé's involvement (whatever it is) or do you think less of Beyoncé for getting in bed with this franchise?
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"A river city without glamour" Santarém by melosh
Santarém Travel Guide: 19 reviews and 52 photos
I will admit that when I first arrived in Santarem I was not particularly impressed. There was a very long river front with many transport boats, but not much in the way of architecture. It seemed like a rather ordinary city with lots of stores, but only a few places with arts and crafts. A bunch of the restaurants and the Museo do Indio recommended by Lonely Planet were closed. Plus, I was visiting when the river was high so the famous beaches were covered with water.
It was only at about sunset that the joggers, strollers, children, street vendors, a carnival type drill team and even some musicians made the Malecon come alive. The outdoor cafes came alive after the heat eased. There were men fishing from the riverside and others with nets fishing from small boats further out. Transport boats came and left the city. I started to enjoy the people who seemed guininely friendly. It reminded me that sometimes you have to take a little time to experience the friendly feel of a smaller town.
After a big city like Manaus, and before another big city, Belem, Santarem seemed relaxed and of a human size. It also seemed more isolated. This lady at the municipal museum was characteristic of the type of friendliness I encountered. She also spoke a very clean, educated and slower Portuguese that I could understand much better than the street and boat language I experienced in other places.
- Pros:A more personal place than Manaus or Belem
- Cons:Except for the beaches, nothing dramatic here
- In a nutshell:Others might visit for the beaches, I liked the people.
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Hi Bob! I'm glad you kind of liked Santarem too! But what a pity you were unlucky with Alter-do Chao... The place can really get spectacular!!
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. (AP) -- Texas won its third NCAA men's golf championship defeating Alabama on a 20-foot birdie putt by senior Dylan Frittelli on Sunday at Rivera.
With the match tied at two, Frittelli, who is from South Africa, came to the 18th hole all square with Cory Whitsett. After Whitsett's birdie chip came up well short, Frittelli drained his birdie opportunity.
Alabama took the first two of the five matches. Hunter Hamrick defeated Julio Vegas 6 and 5, while Bobby Wyatt knocked in a 30-foot chip from behind the green to down Toni Hakula, 1 up.
Texas then won the next two matches. Jordan Spieth closed out fellow freshman, Justin Thomas, 3 and 2, while Cody Gribble went 3-0 in match play, defeating Scott Strohmeyer, 2 and 1, leaving Frittelli to earn the Longhorn's third championship.
Texas also won NCAA Championships in 1971 and 1972, when PGA Tour golfers and major championship winners, Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite were on the team.


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Persil Arwaa Abaya contest turns over a new leaf with 'Stars of Design'
New concept, new format running from June till December offers Abaya designers an unmatched platform to showcase their expertise and excel
Dubai, 2014: Persil Abaya Shampoo, aninnovative product from Henkel that offers the renowned German Black Renew technology and protection for Abayas, today announced a brand new format for Arwaa Abaya Competition, which offers Abaya designers a bigger platform to showcase their skills and expertise.
The Persil Arwaa Abaya Competition, into its Season 6 this year, will unravel a totally new format and concept – 'Stars of Design' – offering six talented Abaya designers an exceptional platform to present their designs over a six-month period between June and December 2014.
As in the past years, Persil Arwaa Abaya Competition will work closely with MBC 1 on their morning show Sabah Al-KheirYa Arab between 11 AM to 1 PM. Each month will be dedicated to one designer, who could be a famous one with his or her own lines or boutiques.
Each month would be broken into four distinct episodes focusing on one particular aspect about the designer – such as, 1. Meet the designer: encompassing a quick introduction, and focusing on the personal aspects; 2. The Collection Show: which will showcase the collection, 3. Inspiration:
This platform will bring the latest Abaya designs to the consumers who have always anticipated this event. During the episodes, the viewers can personalize their experience by choosing which design they would like to find out more about. They could later share those images with their friends or use them to create similar Abayas in the future.
Putting the viewers in control enables them to act like collection curator and choose the design that they like the most.
This year's Persil Arwaa Abaya Competition is quite different from the earlier five years, where the competition was showcased on the MBC 1 and the jury as well as the viewers voted on each designer across a period of one/ two months. The designer who garnered the maximum number of votes walked away with the coveted competition prize as also an internship with a leading Abaya fashion designer from the region.
"The Persil Arwaa Abaya competition has evolved over the years. While we have always been innovative and introduced new concept addition every passing year over the last five editions of the competition, we have taken this contest to a completely new level this year. As evident, our focus is on harnessing and giving the local and regional designers a great platform to showcase their talent and expertise," said Lisa Tohme at Henkel Arabia.
She added: "In the new format, we will focus on each designer for a period of one month, by presenting various aspects of her design, expertise and personal life. As always, we will energize the initiative through the social media and other platforms to garner maximum viewer-customer-
The Persil Abaya Shampoo offers the ultimate level of Abaya cleanliness and blackcolour retention with its revolutionary German technology 'black colour lock', protecting the blackness of the Abaya and keeps as good as new after every wash, besides safeguarding the fabric feel and leaves the Abaya with a long lasting fragrance.
About Henkel
Henkel operates worldwide with leading brands and technologies in three business areas: Laundry & Home Care, Beauty Care and Adhesive Technologies. Founded in 1876, Henkel holds globally leading market positions both in the consumer and industrial businesses with well-known brands such as Persil, Schwarzkopf and Loctite. Henkel employs about 47,000 people and reported sales of 16,510 million euros and adjusted operating profit of 2,335 million euros in fiscal 2012. Henkel's preferred shares are listed in the German stock index DAX.
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