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Cameroon talisman Samuel Eto'o is available for their FIFA World Cup qualifying play-off with Tunisia after rescinding his retirement.
The four-time African Player of the Year hinted last month that he would no longer be available for the national team after the qualification group stages.
However, Chelsea striker Eto'o has now had a change of heart and is set to lead the Cameroon line in the first leg of the crucial tie in Rades on Sunday.
Cameroon have the better head-to-head record between the countries with six wins in the nine previous meetings, and Tunisia's only win came a decade ago in an international friendly in Tunis.
They have not met since January 2010, when they battled out a 2-2 draw during the group stages of the Africa Cup of Nations.
Tunisia were given a reprieve in qualifying after Cape Verde were docked three points for fielding an ineligible player during their clash.
This led to Ruud Krol's side being awarded the win, which saw them top Group B with 14 points.
Tunisia's last defeat in all competitions came in January when they were beaten by Ivory Coast in the African Cup of Nations - a result that ultimately saw them eliminated from the competition.
Cameroon saw off the threat of Libya in Group I and qualified for the play-offs with 13 points from their six matches.
They lost to Libya in June 2012, their only defeat in qualifying, but are now unbeaten in their last five matches in all competitions.
Manager Volker Finke will have to do without Stephane Mbia, Cedric Raoul Loe and Landry Nguemo due to injury, but he has called up Macky Franck Bagnack and Mohamadou Idrissou to help replace the injured trio.
Krol welcomes back Marseille striker Saber Khalifa following suspension, while Maher Hannachi and Fakhreddine Ben Youssef are included. Karim Hagui and Aymen Abdennour are suspended.
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After hitting Bug 662125 in a debug build and finding the cause I found, without looking particularly hard,
There may be others as well.
Looking at the patch for Bug 495618 would probably be a decent place to start.
Here's at least four call sites that should be fixed:
- http://mxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/mozilla/caps/src/nsScriptSecurityManager.cpp#2803 (the last parameter of CheckConfirmDialog is passed to ConfirmEx)
- http://mxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/mozilla/security/manager/ssl/src/nsCrypto.cpp#2941
- http://mxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/mozilla/toolkit/xre/nsAppRunner.cpp#1813
- http://mxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/mozilla/netwerk/protocol/http/nsHttpChannelAuthProvider.cpp#1186
(Looking for more...)
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Fix all four call sites that I've found
This is all I could come up with. I've checked every instance of ConfirmEx in C++ code, and for each function that ends up calling ConfirmEx with the penultimate parameter being one of its own parameters, I've checked that function's own call sites.
Comment on attachment 537608 [details] [diff] [review]
Fix all four call sites that I've found
Looks good, thanks!

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Formally kickstarting a campaign against drugs in association with the Punjab government, social activist and former IPS officer of India Kiran Bedi on Sunday held meetings with Punjab DGP Sumedh Singh Saini and other senior police functionaries in Jalandhar to devise a strategy.
Bedi, after the meeting in which people from NGOs and some rehab experts were also present, said that a place had been finalised for a separate de-addiction centre for women.
"In a meeting on the issue earlier with CM Parkash Singh Badal, the need to have a special de-addiction centre for women was felt. It's only a matter of announcement now, and this would be the country's first de-addiction centre especially for women," said Bedi.
The meeting was attended by the IGP incharge of the state narcotics control bureau Ishwar Singh and Jalandhar police commissioner Kunwar Vijay Pratap.
"The meeting also concluded that there would be three stages of our de-addiction campaign. One is to make sure there is no supply of drugs. Second is de-addiction treatment, and the third is rehabilitation. This model has been successfully tried in other states and proved to be a big success," she claimed.
Bedi further said she was convinced that the commitment of the Punjab police was absolutely clear that no one would be allowed to indulge in drug trade. She added that there was immediate need to spread awareness about the '181' helpline. "Anyone having information about the sale of drugs can call the helpline number. As many as 92 FIRs have been registered by the police after getting info at the helpline," she said.
Another decision taken during the meeting was to sensitise people that the drug addicts need help and should not be treated shabbily. For this, at police station level, the cops would establish proper coordination with de-addiction centres and NGOs and hospitals working in their areas; there would be regular meetings of all stakeholders. "The biggest question always remains, 'what after de-addiction?' We will start skill-development programmes," she said.
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Drchrisellis February 15, 2013 at 8:40 am #
wonderful! I particularly like Yorick. Was it this that attracted the police officer? She was clearly a bit worried.
Good on you, Bill ! (Any way you can tell where you'll be next?)
Lovely stuff. Crystal.
Barclayarts February 18, 2013 at 12:24 pm #
Strangely enough Crystal it was more worrisome to the cop that I was on the steps of the Supreme Court than that I was holding a skull… you take one step to the curb and all is well. Good to know there are crazier (or stupider) things in DC than a guy reading Shakespeare to no one in particular.
Regarding where I'll be next, it's looking like the Globe for the near future. Should the visa situation work out, I may be here for quite some time!
Hope you're well – thanks for visiting and commenting.
xx Bill
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Greek Style Chicken with Tzatziki Sauce
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|Olive oil
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|1 Tablespoon
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
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Calories 1195 Calories from Fat 1019
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Total Fat 115 g177.3%
Saturated Fat 15.4 g77.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 49.9 mg16.6%
Sodium 89.5 mg3.7%
Total Carbohydrates 19 g6.3%
Dietary Fiber 6 g24.2%
Sugars 0.6 g
Protein 27 g55%
Vitamin A 25.5% Vitamin C 129.3%
Calcium 12.6% Iron 29.1%
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Total Fat 22 g34.3%
Saturated Fat 1 g5.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
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I have to admit a weakness for movies that are thinking thrillers. A film that makes me think — not only about what's going to happen next, but what's really going on that the director and actors aren't yet revealing to me yet. This keeps me on the edge of my seat and always captures my full attention.
From the time I saw the opening trailers of Inside Man, I knew I had to see the film. I missed it when it went through the theaters and regretted it. But I couldn't get anyone to watch it with me. This is one of those films where you whisper back and forth to each other, trying to prove that you're cleverer than the writer, director, and actors.
I have to admit, I figured out most of the plot as the movie progressed, but I did so at the proper times. During the two hours I watched, I was nailed to the seat and wasn't even tempted to hit the pause button on the DVD player.
Inside Man is a slow-burner of sorts, though it starts out with the slam-bang action fest during the bank robbery that takes place at the start of the film. The thieves show cutting-edge tech by taking the cameras out with an infrared light projector, throw out smoke grenades, and start screaming at people to get down while waving AK-47s in their faces.
Almost immediately, a patrolman discovers the bank robbery and it looks like everything is about to turn bloody. The action switches to Detective Frazier (Denzel Washington), who's currently under investigation by Internal Affairs for $140,000 that went missing from a bust. He's put in charge of the negotiation situation, though.
Some attention is paid to the arrival of the SWAT team and how the two different law enforcement mindsets (negotiate versus kill-'em-all) operate differently, but not enough is revealed to really show the inner workings. It almost looks like the bank robbery is going to be solved in the first thirty minutes, except that the bank robbers turn out to be too calm, too controlled. Frazier gets the feeling immediately that something is wrong.
The action spins out again, picking up the story of Arthur Case (Christopher Plummer in a role that he plays to the hilt). Case is strangely concerned that, out of the numerous banks he owns, the robbers have chosen to hit this one, which is probably the most secure of them all. You know from the start that Case has something in the bank he doesn't want anyone else to know about.
The story moves again, shifting over to Madeline White (Jodie Foster), who is playing some kind of black bag go-between and specializes in making deals for politicos and the very wealthy. Madeline White doesn't mind playing dirty and she pulls in favors from people who owe her -– including the mayor.
Everything is in the mix now. I love a good heist movie when the twists and turns are there and Inside Man almost has them. Dalton Russell (Clive Owen) is coldly calculating and clever. The bit where the bank manager tried to hold out his cell phone and Dalton caught him at it was pure dynamite. Once I knew how Dalton was going to catch the man in his lie, I couldn't help watching to see what was going to happen. (And it'll make you wonder how many people have your cell phone number stored in their phone's memory!)
The story continues on with Frazier trying to get a grip on what's really going on at the bank with Dalton putting everything together — including the mystery of safe deposit box 392 and the enigma of the hole in the floor and Madeline spinning deals around for everyone involved.
The camera moves quickly, jumping from place to place, which gives the movie a lot of momentum the script didn't truly have. This kind of action on the screen and interaction between the main characters made the film a lot more absorbing. Telling a friend about it would take only a few minutes, but watching everything unravel onscreen is really a lot of fun and that makes the overall effort work.
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Leaving Edenby Pamela Steele
"The promise of beautythe kind of real, personal beauty that can transform a person's lifearrived in Eden, Virginia, on the fourth Thursday in June." That's the day Tallie Brock sees the sign at the Klip-N-Kurl, the beauty parlor where she works part-time, sweeping the floor and refilling shampoo bottles, among other chores. (What she really enjoys is listening to the women chat, gossip, and buzz like a beehive.) The sign in the front window announces GLAMOUR DAY. For twenty dollars, a woman can receive a complete professional makeoverand a glossy nine-by-twelve-inch picture of the result.
For Tallie, the glam shot just may be her ticket out of Lovettsville. She dreams of someday going to Hollywood and becoming a Star. Her mother, who was the spitting image of Natalie Wood, used to say "the sky's the limit." In fact, her mother once left home to make a movie in Los Angeles. But she returned six months later without whispering a word about itand tried to pick up her life right where she left off. Tallie noticed something different, though. And her mother's best friend, Martha Lee, the plainest woman within miles, knew the secret that soon the whole town would discover. At the time, Tallie was just afraid her mother would get antsy and disappear again. She was only half right.
But that was four years ago, and now Glamour Day is fast approaching. While jotting down observations in her Rulebook for Living (such as "Women with fat faces shouldn't wear bangs" and "Beetles signify change"), Tallie finds herself changing in unexpected waysas she tests the limits of trust, explores her growing attraction to a boy from a family as rich as herimagination, and reaches for the sky like she has never done before.
By turns funny and tender, joyous and poignant, bestselling author Anne LeClaire has written a winning, stylish novel of small-town Southern life and what it means to be a mother, daughter, best friend, wife, and lover.
About the Author: Anne D. LeClaire is the author of the critically acclaimed novel Entering Normal. She is also a short story writer who teaches and lectures on writing and the creative process, and has worked as a radio broadcaster, a journalist, and a correspondent for The Boston Globe. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Redbook, and Yankee magazine among others. She is the mother of two adult children and lives on Cape Cod.
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The promise of beauty--the kind of real personal beauty that can transform a person's life--arrived in Eden, Virginia, on the fourth Thursday in June.
As usual I arrived through the rear door of the Klip-N-Kurl, and so a few minutes passed before I caught sight of the sign in the front window. I'd been working at the Kurl since school let out. Mostly I did chores: swept the floor, cleaned the sinks and mirrors, refilled the shampoo and conditioner bottles, dumped the ashtrays, straightened out the magazine table, that sort of thing. Because I wasn't licensed, that was supposed to be the extent of it, but once in a while, when she got behind, Raylene let me do a shampoo or a comb out.
I found soaping a head of hair pleasurable. You would be surprised to discover the wide variety of hair. Thin. Coarse. Thick. Wiry. Growing in ways that defy imagination. Hair with three natural parts, or platinum streaks there since birth.
It is not false pride when I tell you that my hair was my best asset, though I'd cut it that spring--a mistake that never would have happened if Mama'd still been with me. I'd started out planning to give myself a little trim, like Elizabeth Talmadge's new do, but getting it so the sides matched wasn't as easy as you might think, and Raylene had to fix up the mess. I'd vowed when it grew out never to cut it again. Just trim the dead ends. I planned on wearing it down over my shoulders, like Kim Basinger, an actress I continue to admire even though that town she bought went bankrupt.
"Morning, Tallie," Raylene said. She was working up a head of suds on Sue Beth Wilkins. An unfortunate mop of hair topped the list of Sue Beth's sorryfeatures. Some of the meaner boys in our class called her LB--short for Lard Bucket--but a kindhearted person like Mama would call her sturdy.
Mrs. Wilkins was sitting over by the dryers flipping through the style magazines. Raylene caught my attention in the mirror and gave a quick eye roll. You had to feel sorry for Sue Beth. Every year in late June--when they held all the practices that led up to tryouts for next year's Flag Corps--her mama dragged her in and, armed with pictures she'd clipped out of some teen magazine, set Raylene to work. Sue Beth wasn't in the least consulted about this and had told me herself she didn't want to be a Corps member--as if that were even a remote possibility. The whole time she sat in Raylene's chair she looked about as happy as a rain-soaked rooster. It was clear as crystal Sue Beth wasn't going to make the Corps or the cheerleaders or the Sparkette twirlers or much of anything else except maybe, maybe the chorus. It wasn't just her weight, which certainly wasn't any asset. It was her whole yard dog look, which--having Mrs. Wilkins for a mother--you could understand.
Still, year after year, Mrs. Wilkins persisted. Last fall she'd had a wooden floor installed in their basement and a lumberyard banister attached to the wall and told anyone who would hold still for a minute that she'd built a dance studio for her Sue Beth. She even hired a private teacher to come in once a week to give lessons. The whole thing about drove Raylene mad.
"Hi, Sue Beth," I said.
"Hi," she said from beneath a cap of foam. She wasn't really so bad. Mama might have found possibilities in her.
"I hear girls' soccer has openings this year," I said. "You thinking about trying out?"
"Sue Beth doesn't go for that sort of thing," Mrs. Wilkins said.
Raylene gave me a warning look like Don't even get started. Mrs. Wilkins was a steady customer. Shampoo and set every week, and once a month the whole works--color, cut, and nails. Raylene didn't want me antagonizing her.
"Anything special you want me to do?" I asked.
"Got a load to be folded," Raylene said.
"Right," I said, and headed for the back room. Raylene had installed a new washer and dryer, and my job was to keep up with the laundry. You would be amazed at the number of towels we went through in a day. We never reused them. Like some shops I won't name. Raylene was insistent about that.
"Then you can give the plants a drink."
"Okay," I said. I opened the dryer and lifted out a full load of towels. They smelled sweet from the little sachet sheets Raylene used, something Daddy had forbidden me to buy. I took my time, finding pleasure in folding a neat stack.
On and off since I started working for her, Raylene talked about my going to the cosmetology school over in Lynchburg after I graduated Eden High and then coming back full-time for her, something I can tell you that I had absolutely no intention of doing. Whenever she brought it up, I just nodded, but my resolve remained firm. A person has to take care not to let other people push their dreams on you. I had ideas of my own. They weren't jelled, but they were cooking.
Other than her plans for my future, I liked working for Raylene. For one thing, she was dependable as a ceiling fan. My own life was not so solid, and I liked this about her. The other thing was I liked being in the shop, listening to the sounds of women's voices. Even back when Mama was with us, Daddy had never been much for conversation, and now--with Mama gone and just the two of us--Daddy barely spoke at all. The talk at the Kurl balanced the silence of our home. I listened to the women talk about men and cooking recipes and when to plant bulbs, sorting through the particulars of what they were saying, testing things in my mind and adding the useful items to the book I kept. I'd started the notebook as a way of remembering everything about Mama--so I wouldn't forget--but it had grown into a book about how to be a woman, the kind of stuff a girl usually learned from her mama. You'd be amazed at the things a person could learn just by being attentive.
I was carrying the watering can up front for the ivy when I saw the sign perched on this easel Raylene had set up in the front window. It was a blowup of a blonde all prettied up like a Hollywood star with a feather boa streaming over her bare shoulders like pink lemonade, and Raylene had angled it so it could be seen by anyone in the shop as well as those walking by. On the bottom, Glamour Day was spelled out in red letters rimmed with gold.
"Raylene," I called. "What's this?"
"What's what, Tallie?"
"This poster. This Glamour Day thing."
Raylene left Sue Beth sitting at the sink with a towel wrapped around her head. Within minutes she was explaining the whole thing, how this company was sending in a team of trained professionals--that's what she called them, a team--to make you over. For twenty dollars you got the complete works--hair, makeup, the whole job--and then a photographer took your picture in five different outfits entirely of your choice. Glamour Pics, the company called it, like you were a Movie Star or heading for center stage at Nashville.
"For the twenty dollars," Raylene continued, "they also let you keep one nine-by-twelve photograph."
I thought about that for a minute, then asked, "Well, how does the company figure on making any money--the glamour makeover and the photo all for twenty dollars?"
"Tallie, honey," Raylene said, "the Glamour Company's lack of business acumen is not our problem." She was as pleased with the whole deal as a cream-fed cat.
Mrs. Wilkins was hanging on every detail. Naturally she'd already signed up for both her and Sue Beth.
Suddenly I was filled with missing Mama. I could just imagine her sporting the pink boa. If she were there she'd probably end up directing Glamour Day herself. Mama knew everything about Hollywood. She had direct experience. The fact was that four years ago, when I was in the eighth grade, my mama'd headed off to California. She went there to be in a movie. You may doubt me on this, but it's true.
When Mama left, my daddy and me and her best friend, Martha Lee Curtis, were the only people in Eden to know why she went off and what her plans were. Tell people I'm off visiting kin and let it go at that, she said. Mama never did
care a fig about what others thought. In that way she was unlike most women. So we told people just like she said. When their pointed questions met with no satisfaction, the majority of folks let the subject drop. Town gossip was that she'd left my daddy and run off with another man, which, believe me, was incredible but made sense to just about everyone in Eden. People were always saying my daddy was sweet, but no one pretended to think he deserved my mama. Her included, I suppose.
Of course I was dying to tell the whole county what Mama was up to, but she said no. She made us promise. She had her reasons, she said. I couldn't imagine what they might be. Wasn't it better to have people knowing the truth than thinking she ran out on us? But like I said, Mama didn't care about the good opinion of others. Still, if it were me, I'd want to tell everyone what I was setting off to do. It was the most exciting thing in the world.
Mama's plan for becoming an actress wasn't as impossible as it might seem. First off, she'd been acting for years. In Eden High, she was the star of the annual play every year from freshman to senior. Then later, after she graduated and was at school learning how to type and take dictation, she performed in the theater over in Lynchburg. She had the photo album to prove it. All her life Mama dreamed about being a movie star. She believed it was her true destiny.
Then one day that winter, just after I'd brought in the mail and was sitting on the porch drinking a Coca-Cola, Mama started screaming. By the time I got to the kitchen, she was dancing around the table and waving a magazine in the air. Finally she calmed down enough to tell me how they were going to make a movie about the life of Natalie Wood and how the director still hadn't settled on the actress for the leading role and was, in his words, looking for a fresh face, someone who could capture the essence of Natalie. Mama said this was her big chance. She was as close to the essence of Natalie Wood as anyone. She was practically a twin.
According to my granny Goody, from the time Mama was five years old, people were always commenting on the astonishing likeness, first as the little girl in A Miracle on 34th Street, a video we owned and watched every Christmas, then in all the ones that followed. Rebel Without a Cause. Splendor in the Grass. West Side Story. Gypsy. It was like Natalie Wood was holding up a beacon for Mama to follow. Final proof was Mama's high school yearbook photo. She looked exactly like Natalie in Splendor. That year was when she started insisting on being called Deanie, after the girl in the movie.
"I'm doing it, Luddy," she told my daddy that night. "It's my big chance. It's fate." The way she said fate, in a flat, determined voice, refused argument.
Daddy wasn't convinced, though he wanted to agree with Mama--it nearly killed him to disagree with her. At the time, I believed he was afraid she might go off and find another life and was afraid, too, that lying at the other end of her dream was only disappointment. He couldn't bear the thought of Mama being let down any more than he could entertain the thought she would leave him. I myself was torn between wanting Mama to be a star and despairing at the idea of being left without her.
Mama jumped up and tore out of the room. A minute later, she was back holding two pictures that she slapped down on the table in front of my daddy. One was of Mama taken the previous Christmas, and the other was an autographed photograph of Natalie Wood. I'd always believed Mama got that picture from a Natalie Wood fan club or a film studio. It was that kind of glossy up close photo. A person--looking at the two pictures--would be hard pressed to tell which was the real Natalie.
"See," she said. "I'm supposed to get this part. It was made
for me."
"Oh, baby," Daddy said, "it's not that I don't want you to go. I just don't want you to be disappointed."
Mama's mind didn't hold room for such thoughts. "You know what I believe, Luddy," she said. "The sky's the limit. The sky's the limit and all we have to do is reach for it."
The sky's the limit. Mama always said that. But sometimes--and I do love my daddy--sometimes I wondered if Mama really believed that the sky was the limit, why had she settled on a man like Luddington Brock? Half the men in Eden were in love with her. You could tell this by the way their eyes followed her when she walked down the street. She could have had any man in the county. But she picked my daddy.
Goody had a theory about this. She said in our family women marry down. We marry down, she said, and then spend the rest of our lives trying to elevate our men. Goody had married my granddaddy when he was a clerk at Simpson's Cash Store and then dedicated her days and her daddy's money elevating him until he ended up a doctor for the Southern Railroad. I don't know for sure about Goody's marrying theory, but there is no denying that Luddington Brock was a big step down for the only daughter of Taylor and Jessie Adams.
In spite of Mama's conviction and the two photos on the table staring up at him, Daddy still wasn't persuaded, so Mama just perched herself on his lap, cupped her hands on his cheeks, and made him look straight at her.
"It's something I have to do, Luddy. I have to. If I don't, my life will be filled with regret."
At that time, I truly didn't apprehend the true nature of dreams. I didn't understand they held the power to take hold of you with both hands and pull you along, just sweep you off your feet and turn your entire life on its back. That day, I only recognized my mama's determination. The next day, she was planning it out, showing a lot of grit for someone who'd never been out of Amherst County--and at that time I really did think that Mama had never been outside the county in her life. We rented all the old Natalie Wood movies Mama didn't already own, including The Last Married Couple in America and This Property Is Condemned, two that most people probably never have heard about. We kept them so long, the video store charged us extra. It was weird, sitting there on the sofa by my mama, her hand in mine, all the time staring at the TV screen and seeing her face reflected back at me. Sometimes I had to tighten my fingers around hers to convince myself she was still there beside me.
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This was because for the last couple of weeks I had been working my way around Taranaki collecting and killing wild food in preparation for a very important barbecue. It was therefore equally important I had my plastic wrap in top working order, as I could not abide improperly covered food and, without the cutter working, that is what you are going to get.
For those who don't know, the built-in sliding cutter is probably the best thing to happen to the plastic-wrap industry in the last five decades. As we all know, plastic wrap was invented by a cruel person and, in the beginning, many years ago, there was no simple way to use it without suffering debilitation of some kind.
As an example, a common method, until the advent of the built-in cutter, was to pull out the required length of plastic wrap and then use a sharp knife to cut this piece off. This is actually an effective method, but leaves long scratch marks on your mother's new Formica bench that cannot be buffed out and will therefore remain for approximately 20 years as a monument to your disappointing choices.
Another way was to use scissors, although there was always a great risk the cutting implements would become entangled in the wrap and the ensuing attempts to free them would invariably see them end up in your eye.
Hence my respect for the value pack with the built-in cutter and my anxiety at realising one morning that the aforesaid box was falling apart.
My first idea to fix it involved starting my car and driving to the supermarket. There, I discovered that a replacement value pack with built-in cutter represented very poor value indeed.
I cannot quite remember, but have a suspicion it was in the vicinity of $12 to $16, or about the same as my last pair of shoes.
I returned home, knowing if my future was to include a value pack with built-in sliding cutter, I would have to fix it myself and sacrifice a morning participating in something enjoyable.
This wasn't the first time plastic wrap had intruded on my quality of life. From 1985 to 1989, I was one of thousands of Taranaki schoolchildren lumped with funding their educational institution through the door-to- door sale of cheap plastic items such as clothes pegs, plastic bags, unbelievably useless pens and ice-cube bags.
Perhaps the most hated item to sell was the 100-metre roll of plastic wrap, which always came with the tagline "Not as useless as last year". Even though it was.
Still, the good people of my home village of Oakura bought hundreds of these rolls of inferior and overpriced plastic wrap in the belief they were helping their community. I still feel guilty for my part in such proliferation, knowing as I do that it must have led to at least one dozen divorces and four cases of mental breakdown after fruitless hours spent trying to find the edge of the wrap, which seemed to exist only on random rolls.
My most emotionally destabilising dalliance with plastic wrap came in 2002, when I was preparing to leave China for a two- week holiday in Thailand with an English girl I met the year before.
The problem was, since our first meeting, I had developed a knobbly growth on my back that looked like the twin I might have absorbed in the womb was finally trying to work its way out.
Knowing this unwelcome sibling had to be removed, I went to a doctor, but as I was in China and understood very little of what was going on around me, he could have been a cobbler.
Now, at this time this surgery had no delineation between the waiting room and the consulting room, so I had to take my shirt off in front of 30 nationals who had never before seen the naked embodiment of Western excess.
They weren't shy about commenting about my obvious culinary indulgence and crowded around in a huddle as the doctor/ cobbler used a blunt spoon to remove my twin.
After applying a small bandage to the affected area, he then brought out the plastic wrap and proceeded to wind it around and around my generous torso. I could only guess this was a cheap and ingenious method to hold the bandage on, but it felt like he was simply satisfying a long-held curiosity of what a Westerner would look like as a sausage. It was one of life's moments of utter mortification. Upon finishing my wrap, he then used his teeth to cut the piece off the roll. That was fairly common practice back then and didn't bother me in the slightest. The value pack with built-in sliding cutter hadn't been invented yet.
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... have no control over the donkeys pass you. Added to this you would also have groups of empty donkeys going down the mountain to allow for more riders. Sometimes you would also meet donkeys going up and down. It seemed that many of the riders were not enjoying their adventure. One girl passed us screaming she wanted to get off. Other sections the donkeys that seemed to be in the front would stop on a curve while the others caught up. No matter ...
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... is served). It's a real restaurant, not a bar, don't judge! They offered some tasty-sounding specials, but we ended up ordering mezzedes (small plates, like tapas). This was the first sit down restaurant we've been to in Greece that had quick service and brought out food within less than 10 minutes. Although we would have appreciated this a few days ago, we're now accustomed to 1.5 hour meals where we have plenty of time to sip 1 L of wine or possibly ...
A Must Visit - Santorini, Greece
... land and seascapes in the entire Mediterranean. On Santorini, whitewashed buildings cling to vertiginous cliffs that plunge to a turquoise sea. Part of the Cyclades Archipelago, the three-island group of Santorini, Thirasia and uninhabited Aspronisi present the traveler with unforgettable vistas.
The island has had a number of names throughout history - from Strongyle or "Round" to Thera in honor of an ancient hero. Santorini is more recent and stems from ...
Love Without Attachment
... I can love him unconditionally knowing, eventually, we will part. Therefore our moments, while we are here, are cherished and loved, and I will one day release him when his next calling comes. I will love my children knowing they will leave my womb, and my arms and eventually my home. I will love my friends and my pets and my material life knowing that nothing in this world or this lifetime in permanent. I will love knowing that attachment closes both myself and the ...


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