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Smeg's new connected wine coolers incorporate advanced technologies for the correct preservation and ageing of wines. "The materials used in these appliances – the company explains – have been developed through extensive research, in partnership with top sommeliers who helped us create a range of products which are peerless in their technical specifications and level of quality. Manufactured entirely in Italy, SmegConnect wine coolers are the product of the know-how and attention to detail that only an Italian company with extensive experience at the head of the field can guarantee". With SmegConnect, managing and controlling the preservation of the wines is intuitive thanks to the digital touch control display located on the outer glass, or via a mobile device. Besides, thanks to partnerships with Tannico – important Italian wine shop – and the Italian cookbook "The Silver Spoon", original content from the world of wine and food is available and can be customised to the user's tastes to offer the perfect combination of wines and food. The consumer can manage the archive of his favourite wines, view which wines and how many bottles are stored in the wine cooler at any time, and store those the consumer has already drunk with a rating for each. Wines suggested by Smeg or brought up via searches in the various archives can be purchased immediately through the partnership with Tannico. In addition, the user can quickly and easily share his wine list on social media, via Facebook, Whatsapp and/or email, as well as recipes and shopping lists for ingredients. Finally, the interface is simple and immediate thanks to the support of a Personal assistant to provide help in navigating the app and using the connected appliances, and Direct assistance which offers useful answers to the most common questions and preferential access to Smeg customer service. SmegConnect currently works with wine coolers and will soon operate with ovens and dishwashers, but in the future it will also be able to control other intelligent domestic appliances.
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Why We Listen to Buffett
There is one statistic that sums up why we as investors listen to what Warren Buffett has to say:
Over the last 52 years (that is, since present management took over), per-share book value has grown from $19 to $172,108, a rate of 19% compounded annually.
Now, book value is not the same as a market valuation. Market valuation is the stock price. It is what you have to pay on any given day to own the shares. So market value changes often, with virtually every buy or sell order.
Book value should be more consistent. It is calculated as total assets minus total intangible assets and liabilities. Book value is meant to give a stable estimate of what a company should be worth if it were being purchased.
In any event, the fact that Buffett, his partner Charlie Munger, and the rest of management team have grown the book value of Berkshire Hathaway from $19 to $172,108 in 52 years is amazing. And if that performance doesn't impress you, then the 19% compounding should.
19% may not sound like a huge number. But to grow 19% a year for 52 years? You might think that was impossible...
Tell that to the Buffett Millionaires: average American investors who invested with Buffett in the early days.
Like Bill Scargle, who started with 10 shares in 1978 at $175 apiece. He cashed out a million dollars for his retirement after just 10 years, when the shares were trading for over $7,000 apiece.
Ten shares were all it took to get started. Yes, Berkshire Hathaway shares appreciated at an amazing rate in those days. But it's the compounding of the investment that really makes the difference for the individual investor. If you compound at 19% a year like Buffett has done, you double your money in four years. Let it ride, and you double your initial investment again in just two more years.
If you can add 10% of initial investment every year, you've made seven times your money after just nine years.
This is the power of compounding. It doesn't take much to get started. But if you want to set yourself and your family up for life-changing wealth, get started ASAP...
"Washtubs, Not Teaspoons"
I read Buffett's annual shareholder letter every year. It's basically required reading for investors. The perspective and attitude Buffett displays is literally priceless.
Like this nugget:
Every decade or so, dark clouds will fill the economic skies, and they will briefly rain gold. When downpours of that sort occur, it's imperative that we rush outdoors carrying washtubs, not teaspoons.
I hope you see what he's saying here: when the economy tanks and goes into recession, this is when it rains gold. Because stock prices go into the tank, too. Buffett understands that they will not stay there. Prices will rebound. So while most investors are freaking out as the market prices of their investments drop day after day, Buffett is seeking opportunity.
And I'll tell you something else: he doesn't wait for some kind of an "all clear" sign to start buying during a recession. During the financial crisis, he bought in 2007, right before the decline started. He bought in 2008, when the recession was just getting started. And he bought in 2009, when it looked like capitalism was coming to an end.
Buffett gets it. He knows that stocks go up over time. As I've said before, it's a basic model: populations grow, so people buy more stuff, and inflation ensures that salaries and prices rise over time, so corporate revenue and profit rise, too.
Basic, but you'd be surprised how many people cannot see that when the market tanks, it simply means stocks are on sale. And when things are on sale, you buy.
Buy With Cash
Here's another great lesson from Buffett: Buy things with cash. Don't cash out your investments to make purchases. As Buffett puts it:
I made one particularly egregious error, acquiring Dexter Shoe for $434 million in 1993. Dexter's value promptly went to zero. The story gets worse: I used stock for the purchase, giving the sellers 25,203 shares of Berkshire that at yearend 2016 were worth more than $6 billion.
When Buffett used stock, he was using future earnings to buy Dexter Shoes. If he had just used cash, he would have been out $434 million. But by using stock, he was out $6 billion. Not that the Dexter family is worried about it...
That purchase made the Alfond family (that was majority owner of Dexter) the second-biggest Berkshire Hathaway shareholder, with 25,000 shares in 1993. In 2007, 25 years later, that stake was worth $4.2 billion. Today, as Buffett noted, that stake would be worth $6 billion.
So, don't cash out your investments to make a purchase. Like, an IRA account will allow a withdrawal to make a down payment on a house for a first-time homeowner. Resist the urge to do that. Leave your investments alone, and let them work for you.
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Buffett's Final Word
Here's a final nugget that bears reprinting:
American business – and consequently a basket of stocks – is virtually certain to be worth far more in the years ahead. Innovation, productivity gains, entrepreneurial spirit and an abundance of capital will see to that. Ever-present naysayers may prosper by marketing their gloomy forecasts. But heaven help them if they act on the nonsense they peddle...
During... scary periods, you should never forget two things: First, widespread fear is your friend as an investor, because it serves up bargain purchases. Second, personal fear is your enemy. It will also be unwarranted. Investors who avoid high and unnecessary costs and simply sit for an extended period with a collection of large, conservatively-financed American businesses will almost certainly do well.
This quote has been repeated by Buffett in various forms many, many times. All investors struggle with fear when they see the value of their investments start falling. It's a natural reaction. And the last time it happened — in 2008/9 — it was especially bad. Investment accounts dropped by 50%, 60%...
If you held on, you were break-even at some point in 2013. Today, you are back solidly in the profit zone. And if you bought on the way down, well, you're doing better than average.
But if you sold, you got what you got and that's it. You never made back those losses. And the cash you took out is likely worth less now than it was then. That's a lose-lose. A lot of data shows that there are fewer individual investors today than there ever have been. Many people don't even contribute to their employer-sponsored retirement plans.
No doubt this is in part due to the fear that the financial crisis created. And it's tragic. Because it means that many Americans are looking forward to a less prosperous future. You should contribute the maximum to your retirement plan. Your company likely contributes some money, too. This is free money. And it's free money that will grow over time. Take the free money.
And get yourself a Roth IRA, too. These tax-advantaged plans are the biggest gift to investors there's ever been. Because you don't pay capital gains taxes on the money. It's like free money. Take the free money.
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Rhea came over to see what was going on.
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The regulations in Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register affect emissions standards for wood and efficiency standards for ceiling fans.
Here's what is happening:
Emissions: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying emission standards for composite wood products.
The EPA issued the Obama-era formaldehyde emission standards last December, but is now delaying the implementation of these rules by three months.
The emissions standards and labeling provisions will now go into effect on March 22, 2018.
Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with Obama-era efficiency standards for ceiling fans.
Though the Trump administration has delayed many other rules from the Obama administration, the Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy said Tuesday it will continue with this rule.
The compliance date is Jan. 21, 2020.
Finance: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is correcting a minor error in its review of the agency's financial regulations.
The CFTC issued a request for information earlier this month as it contemplates which regulations to make "simpler, less burdensome, and less costly."
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President Trump Tuesday again assailed his attorney general, suggesting that he should be prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has taken a VERY weak position on Hillary Clinton crimes (where are E-mails & DNC server) & Intel leakers!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 25, 2017
Trump also went after the acting head of the FBI.
Problem is that the acting head of the FBI & the person in charge of the Hillary investigation, Andrew McCabe, got $700,000 from H for wife!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 25, 2017
Trump appears to be weighing replacing Sessions with someone who might get rid of Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller. According to a report, he has been asking people how conservatives would react if he ditched Sessions.
Trump has a large reservoir of support among conservatives and others who want the country to change and who put him in office. But it's not forever, and it's not unlimited. The political landscape can change very quickly. Just ask George H.W. Bush, who stood at like 90 percent favorable after he won the first Iraq War and then watched his popularity plummet and then lost to Bill Clinton. Although of course, Bush's supporters never had the passion Trump's do.
Sessions is a genuine hero on the right who is viewed as the most effective person to implement Trump's agenda on immigration, religious liberty, and other issues. I believe that if he if he deletes Sessions, that reservoir will begin to erode and perhaps start moving in an irreversible direction, even if he appoints a credible alternative.
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Several shipping documents are required in order to bring products to international markets, regardless of whether the product will be commercially sold. A Commercial Invoice (CI) is required to move all products through customs, even samples. A Certificate of Origin may also be required depending on the country to which you are travelling or shipping.
It is essential to accurately describe your sample products on required documents (i.e. Commercial Invoice) in order to clear customs. A description should answer the following questions where applicable:
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- How many items?
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For example, instead of listing "sample" as the item description on your CI, fill in the form with "2 x 2 foot nylon carpet samples for demonstration at trade show."
When declaring a good's value, list the item's value per unit and in total. A CI does not state that the item will be sold; instead it indicates the market value of the goods so that tariffs can be assessed if necessary. Each country will assess tariffs according to their individual standards – for example, some countries will assess tariffs only if the value of the goods exceeds a set dollar value. In many countries, tariffs can be refunded when the samples leave the country.
Check with the embassy of the country to which you are travelling in order to see if there are any additional restrictions or paperwork that you must complete prior to shipping/bringing samples. For example, the China Customs Bureau requires that you add an Importer/Exporter Customs Registration Code on shipping documents.
Below are some tips for getting samples through foreign customs in a timely manner:
- Make sure you fill out the correct documents – you may need export papers from the country you are leaving and will need import papers for the country you are entering.
- Make copies of all of your documents in triplicate and carry them with you.
- Split your samples up, if possible. Place several in your checked baggage, a few in your carry-on, and ship several ahead of you. This ensures that you will have backup samples for important meetings even if luggage is lost or shipments are delayed.
- Declare your samples. The price of not declaring them (having samples confiscated or being detained) is not worth the risk.
- When listing a declared value on CI's and customs forms, list a reasonable amount (not $0) so as not to draw additional scrutiny from customs officials.
- Consider obtaining an ATA Carnet. An ATA Carnet is a "merchandise passport" that is recognized in 80 countries. ATA Carnets can eliminate duties and taxes, simplify customs procedures, and facilitate reentry into the U.S. To read more about the benefits of obtaining an ATA Carnet, visit Export.gov.
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- "Traveling with Samples" – U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- ATACarnet.com – Boomerang Carnets
- "Temporary Imports, ATA Carnet" – Export.gov
- "Shipping Samples to China: Don't Run Afoul of the Customs Bureau" – EastBridge Engineering
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ARRA Investments in Urologic Diseases
Public Health Burden
The burden of urologic diseases on the Nation is immense in both human and economic terms. Urologic diseases encompass a wide scope of illnesses of the genitourinary tract, including conditions that are congenital and acquired, malignant and benign, male and female, medical and surgical. They can occur at any point in development and life, and may be acute and self-limited or chronic and debilitating.
Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS)/Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
LUTS/BPH is a common disorder that increases in severity as men age. If left untreated, it can progress to more severe disease, including acute urinary retention and incontinence. ARRA funding supports:
A study of the role of inflammation caused by interleukin-8 (IL-8) in BPH.
A project to develop and test an efficient surgical tool capable of removing prostate tissue.
Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence (UI) is an enormously burdensome condition in terms of patient morbidity and health care costs that primarily, but not exclusively, affects women. ARRA funding is supporting:
A study to elucidate the mechanisms of the association between obesity and UI in women, and facilitate the translational development of novel approaches to treatment and prevention.
A project to test the effectiveness of combining behavioral treatment and drug therapy as a way to improve outcomes in the treatment of overactive bladder symptoms in men.
Regenerative Medicine
Numerous bladder and lower urinary tract disorders involve associated tissue damage. ARRA-supported research projects seek to build on early insights, and advance this clinically important field of study:
A study to evaluate stem cell implantation for the repair of defective tissues responsible for stress urinary incontinence.
A project that will use new MRI methods to assess bladder regeneration and repair in animal models.
Erectile Dysfunction
ED is a significant public health concern because of its prevalence among middle aged men and its strong association with diminished quality of life. ARRA-funding supports:
A clinical study trial of lifestyle intervention in obese men with erectile dysfunction.
A project to study urinary bladder smooth muscle excitability, the associated vasculature and its regulation by nitric oxide.
Urologic Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndromes (UCPPS)
UCPPS refers to two primary conditions, interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome (IC/PBS) and chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndromes (CP/CPPS)—defined by lower urinary tract symptoms. Generally no efficacious treatments exist for patients. Several ARRA-funded grants and supplements have been awarded, including:
Grants to support the recruitment of a control cohort as part of the overall efforts of the Multi-disciplinary Approach to the Study of Chronic Pelvic pain (MAPP) Research Network.
A project to assess pelvic organ "cross talk" between the bladder and colon in a knockout mouse to examine nerve function.
A study to define the basic neurophysiological elements of bladder sensation—a condition seen in women with interstitial cystitis—in an animal model.
The use of novel animal models of autoimmune prostate inflammation to understand the pathological basis for prostate pathology.
A highly innovative project for delivering small molecule therapeutics to the bladder for treatment of urological diseases.
Urologic Stones
ARRA funding has been used to support studies exploring the formation of stones in the kidney, ureters, or bladder and studies seeking to improve on existing treatment of urologic stones, including:
Studies of kidney physiology and tissues to glean insights into how stones and crystals form.
A proposal to develop a device that can augment lithotripters (devices that emit shock waves to break up stones inside the body) so that they fire only when the stone is within the target zone.
The development of approaches to enable more precise detection and localization of stones, as well as real-time targeting and stone-monitoring approaches during shock wave lithotripsy.
-- Interleukin-8 Induced Biology in Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia -- Rowell, David R (TX)
-- Surgical Laser Device Development for precise or Bulk Ablation of Urologic Tissue -- Wells, Jonathon (WA)
-- Obesity and Urinary Incontinence (OUI) -- Subak, Leslee L (CA)
-- Combined Behavioral and Drug Treatment of Overactive Bladder in Men -- Burgio, K (AL)
-- Regeneration of the Pelvic and Urethral Supports by Muscle Derived from Stem Cells -- HO, Matthew H (CA)
-- Novel Studies of Bladder Regeneration in a Rodent Model -- Christ, George J (NC)
-- Lifestyle Intervention to Treat Erectile Dysfunction -- Wing, Rena R (RI)
-- Ca2+ Sparks and Urinary Bladder Smooth Muscle Excitability -- Nelson, Mark T (VT)
, -- Multi-disciplinary Evaluation of Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome -- Andriole, Gerald L (MO); 3U01DK082325-02S1 -- University of Washington UCPPS Discovery Center -- Buchwald, Dedra S (WA); 3U01DK082345-02S1 -- Univ. of Michigan MAPP Research Network Discovery Site -- Clauw, Daniel J; Clemens, JQ (MI); 3U01DK082342-02S1 -- Interactive Mechanisms of Pelvic Pain -- Klumpp, David J (IL); 3U01DK082344-02S1 -- Multi-disciplinary Approach to the Study of Chronic Pelvic Pain (MAPP) -- Kreder, Karl J (IA); 3U01DK082370-02S2 -- Brain Bladder Interactions in IC/PBS -- Mayer, Emeran A; Rodriguez, Larissa (CA); 3U01DK082316-02S1 -- MAPP Research Network -- Landis, JR (PA);
-- Cross-sensitization in the Pelvis and Neurogenic Bladder -- Malykhina, Anna P (PA)
-- Quantitative Studies of Urinary Bladder Sensation -- Ness, Timothy J (AL)
-- Initiation and Regulation of Chronic Autoimmune Prostate Inflammation -- RATLIFF, TIMOTHY (IN)
-- Targeted siRNA Nanotechnology for Intravesical Treatment of Urological Diseases -- Weiss, Robert M (CT)
-- Pathogenesis of Calcium Nephrolithiasis -- Coe, Frederic L (IL)
-- Tracking Kidney Stones During Shock Wave Lithotripsy -- Cleveland, Robin O (MA)
-- Improvement of Lithotripters by Ultrasound Imaging and Backscatter Techniques -- Crum, Lawrence (WA)
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Cooper Discoverer S/T MAXX 285/75R16 tread wear
Cooper Tires' Discoverer S/T MAXX has been my favorite commercial traction/hybrid tread design since its introduction. I have experimented with four sizes on four different truck platforms, and suggested them to many friends and acquaintances. Two of my four-wheel-drives are still running the S/T MAXX, including the built, 2006 V-8 Toyota 4Runner with 4.88:1 gears in this video. After a … Read More
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This first look video was made immediately after getting this set of Toyo Open Country R/T tires. They have been on our 2017 Ram/Cummins flatbed project for six months. (My first rotation follow-up post was posted here: Toyo R/T LT285/75R18 first rotation) Copyright James Langan/RoadTraveler All Rights Reserved. Source: Toyo Tires
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We all have a favorite song and science says that this song is most probably linked to an emotional event.
Music has a significant impact on our perception. The University of Groningen confirmed this fact with a study.
Spending money on others makes us happy, much more than spending the money on ourselves.
When it comes to spending, make sure you spend more money on experiences, travelling and making memories rather on material stuff. This will make you happier.
In the 21 century kids are more mentally challenged than the average patient in a psych ward back in the 1950ies. More than half of the world population today suffers from some sort of psychological disorder, like depression, anxiety or substance abuse.
Some religious practices can help you lower your stress levels. According to studies, people who pray and meditate regularly have a lower stress level than those who don't,
Research shows that an average American would be completely satisfied and happy in life if he made 75.000 USD per year. This amount of money is enough for a comfortable life.
If you spend time around happy people you too will be happier.
People age 18 to 33 suffer the highest amount of stress due to the fact that this is when we make major life decisions about family, work, education and so on.
You can actually make your brain believe you've slept well even if you didn't. This is called placebo sleep and will give you more energy.
There are more ignorant people who believe they're brilliant and more intelligent people who think they're not. This is the Dunning Kruger Effect and it's becoming more and more prevalent in recent years.
You make more rational decisions when you think about them in another language.
You're less likely to succeed if you announce what your goals are in advance than if you keep them to yourself.


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Janice Dickinson is not happy with Farrah Abraham.
The Teen Mom star has been rubbing the louder-than-life model ever since the crossed paths in the Celebrity Big Brother.
Janice is known for being opinionated (well, she is Janice Dickinson) and within 24 hours was already referring to a few female housemates as
As calm descended on the house, Janice told Chloe-Jasmine her views about on Farrah.
Watch that wonderful moment in the video above.
"I meant everything I said to those b*****," she says with a passion. "Listen to me, that moment has passed. It is so important to remain in the present."
An innocent sounding Chloe-Jasmine responded with kind.
She said: "I'm sure you said the right thing."
Janice then let off some more steam.
She said: "I just don't like to see anyone hurt, Farrah is evil. My real truth is that I think she brews and stirs up the negative attention.
She is colluding with Jenna and has a partner in crime."
For more videos visit Channel 5's website.
Why has everyone got it in for Farrah?
The Teen Mom star - who shot to infamy on the MTV reality show - became a truly household name after attempting to release a 'leaked' sex tape after having it professionally filmed with another professional porn star.
Upon entering the house, Farrah said she wanted positivity in the house.
She said: "I want everyone to be happy and cheerful 'yay, Farrah won!' Would you be upset if they did boo? No, because there are a lot of negative people online and if they want to be negative then I ignore negativity."


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Rumor: Dead & Co. Tour May Extend into 2016
I'd like to preface this by saying this is NOT confirmed at this point in time, but it certainly isn't out of the question. Author of Aces Back to Back, Scott Allen, has taken to Facebook to tell Deadheads that the current Dead & Co. tour "will be extended into 2016, the band will play amphitheaters and headline major festivals in summer of '16." Allen has sometimes been right about Dead related rumors in the past, but not always. Again, take this for what it is worth.
One part of me concedes that John Mayer has offered some strong guitar playing to this current lineup that is Dead & Co. This whole Dead & Co. thing is what you make of it, as Nate Green reminded us in his MSG review. While this Dead & Co. tour is making a lot of folks happy and the music is fun, part of me doesn't want this whole thing to turn into a nostalgic act.
Allen even touches on the possibility of Phil Lesh as a guest at some Dead & Co. shows in the future. We aren't too sure about that, but we certainly won't complain if that happens.
What do you think? Tell us in the comments.
With the early financial returns and critical reviews nearly all positive, the Dead & Co. tour will be extended into 2016. The band will play amphitheaters and headline major festivals in the summer of '16.
Irving Azoff, who's underwriting the cost of the current Dead & Co. tour, is the right person for the band to have hitched its wagon to – Azoff was named the most powerful man in the music industry by Billboard in 2012. He's also the manager of Steely Dan, Bon Jovi and the Eagles (try buying Eagles tickets without sticker shock). Azoff was able to defray his financial risk with the Dead & Co. tour by receiving corporate sponsorship from American Express, for whom the band performed a one-off gig on November 7 at the Garden. For the concert, more than half of the tickets were given away to Deadheads and music fans, the rest to AE execs and its business partners, music and finance types, and Azoff associates.
For the past two years, Mr. Azoff has been the president and CEO of Azoff MSG Entertainment, a joint venture with the Madison Square Garden Company, which explains why the Garden was the site of the November 7 gig. Corporate sponsorship, even for a one-off gig, does not translate into a transgression or compromise of some "sacred moral creed" cast as scripture by Garcia and the Grateful Dead; it's simply the "collateral damage" of doing business in the concert world these days.
For what it's worth, corporate sponsorship can defray ticket prices and, in the case of the November 7 show, provide free ducats. Additionally, in a near-ingenious move, Azoff, the Garden and AE were able to all but completely eliminate scalping for the November 7 concert because tickets were not "electronically activated" until 4:30 p.m. that afternoon.
To say the least, Dead & Co. have meshed extremely well. It has been apparent from the start the group has a sage musical chemistry and a special blend of musicians.
And, in our opinion, they're just warming up.
The setlists have largely been limited and the band has shied away from difficult songs such as "Cosmic Charlie." "Cryptical Envelopment" and "The Eleven." It is our expectation that, as Dead & Co. practice further and evolve as a unit, and Mayer gets more and more confident, familiar and comfortable with the music, the songbook will open wider and wider. Think: 20-minute versions of "Viola Lee Blues." Additionally, songs such as "Terrapin Station" and "St. Stephen," which the band has already played with proficiency, will evolve further and become even more powerful in performance.
John Mayer has been the obvious wild card in all of this success. To this point, his playing has been largely low-key and non-demonstrative, unless you call the "Mayer bop" being showy ! He's focused on the music, respecting both the Strange Design that channels the music through the band and the Deadhead audience that fuels the alchemy. Eventually, Mayer will increasingly display the swagger he plays with in his other musical endeavors; like most of us, he will reach a point where he will no longer be able to control the emotional realities and physical reactions those emotions generate. This won't be Mayer being flashy, it will just be him letting his hair down. By this time next spring and summer, the band will have had plenty of time to coalesce, rehearse, and expand the repertoire.
Bob Weir is the quiet leader of Dead & Co. He steers Mayer through difficult musical movements and has been coloring the sound with his unique, understated guitar playing. Weir is at his best when he's working with a lead player who "gets" the tunes and understands the emotional peaks and pitches that are traversed. Mayer is still learning the catalog but he has done an admirable job of plugging into the fever and energy of the "audience-band-music" syncopation that drives the playing.
Jeff Chimenti continues to shine in his role as "star behind the scenes," the player who never misses a fill or flourish, who knows when to add something and, like an intelligent caddie, when to say nothing. Chimenti's understanding of the Grateful Dead's music is the result of a decade-plus of experience in Dead off-shoot bands and his phenomenal skill set. Jeff hasn't been adding as much background harmony as he did in some of the other Dead-related bands he has graced because Dead & Co. have a quartet of able vocalists.
Billy seems contented, playing with great focus and rhythm, yet having a blast onstage. With old age comes wisdom. Kreutzmann is merely living in the moment and, show to show, enjoying the ride. Mickey, on the other hand, is draining himself nightly, drowning in the adoration of the audience and in the love he has for the music and percussion, hellbent on using every type of percussive instrument and technology imaginable to augment the sound.
It's a great time to be a Deadhead and a music fan. Phil just completed six wonderful nights at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY, and we were able to catch one gig each weekend. When you're seeing guitar virtuoso Stanley Jordan and living musical legend David Nelson on consecutive weekends, life in Dead World is grand. Stanley doesn't yet have the music imprinted in his DNA, but when he is given opportunities to shine – instrumental takes on "Little Wing" and "Greensleeves" and solos in the "China" > "Rider" bridge – his playing is both singular and jaw-dropping.
Hearing David Nelson sing "Panama Red" and Dylan's "This Wheel's on Fire" is akin to watching Ted Williams at bat. History in the making. In 1962, Garcia and Robert Hunter joined the Hart Valley Drifters, which already featured Nelson. Garcia and Hunter then formed the Black Mountain Boys in '62 with Nelson.
Phil was scheduled to guest with his son, Grahame Lesh, and his band, Midnight North, at Garcia's following his Cap gig on November 5 but was not feeling well enough to do so, pushing his guest spot with Midnight North to the following evening. We are hearing the Capitol will be announcing a series of Phil and Friends shows scheduled for April, 2016. Despite that, we expect to see less and less of Phil as he attends to his health, family, and Terrapin Crossroads.
I would plan on seeing Dead & Co. headline some of the most prestigious summer festivals in '16, such as Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, Coachella, Lockn', Gathering of the Vibes, and the newly-planned fest in Queens, NY. Because of Mayer's huge crossover appeal, Dead & Co. will likely become the darlings of the summer festival circuit.
Good for them.
As we know, only God, Kriss Angel and Kreskin can predict the future and, even though I am none of them, I will go out on a limb and say Phil will drop in for some of the year-end Dead & Co. shows in either San Francisco or Los Angeles. There's no chance he would join the band on a permanent basis, but I believe he will guest with them, and likely more than once, resulting in emotional and joyous reunions of the Core Four.
Reunions that won't have a "This moment in Grateful Dead history is brought to you by our corporate sponsor (pick one: Peter Shapiro, American Express, Irving Azoff)" feel.
An on-stage blowout featuring Phil, Bobby, Billy and Mr. Hart – with Mayer, Jeff and Oteil on four-string – would be a fitting way to end the most exciting and fulfilling year in the post-Jerry history of the Dead.
The plot of a good mystery novel thickens as the suspense builds. In our magical music world, it's a blessing to still have exciting things unfolding around us; simultaneously, some things are winding down and ending.
Like the Grateful Dead, that's both sad and beautiful.
— Scott
November 11, 2015


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On Reading Old Books by William Hazlitt
Introduction by Tom Hodgkinson
Hazlitt's glorious essay about the joys of reading, first published in The London Magazine in Feburary 1821, fizzes with life and energy. It also acts as a great list of recommendations. I would happily spend the rest of my days dancing through his choices. In particular I like the idea that you can take down a copy of Tom Jones and read a scene at random: no need to make your way through the whole thing. Hazlitt was born on the 10th of April 1778 (same birthday as me and Paul Theroux) to a dissenting minister. He was educated at the Hackney Theological College. Upon leaving he spent some time doing very little, writing later: "For many years of my life I did nothing but think… I lived in a world of contemplation, and not of action." He was a contemporary of Coleridge, Byron, Keats and Shelley. He met Coleridge in 1798. He later lived in Paris. He married in haste in 1808, and repented at leisure. He and his wife were living separately by 1819. He was a political radical, a revolutionist, and came to hate Wordsworth for selling out and taking the government's shilling. His well known book Table Talk appeared in 1821. He died in 1830.
I HATE to read new books. There are twenty or thirty volumes that I have read over and over again, and these are the only ones that I have any desire ever to read at all. It was a long time before I could bring myself to sit down to the Tales of My Landlord, but now that author's works have made a considerable addition to my scanty library. I am told that some of Lady Morgan's are good, and have been recommended to look into Anastasius; but I have not yet ventured upon that task. A lady, the other day, could not refrain from expressing her surprise to a friend, who said he had been reading Delphine:2 — she asked, — If it had not been published some time back? Women judge of books as they do of fashions or complexions, which are admired only "in their newest gloss." That is not my way. I am not one of those who trouble the circulating libraries much, or pester the booksellers for mail-coach copies of standard periodical publications. I cannot say that I am greatly addicted to black-letter, but I profess myself well versed in the marble bindings of Andrew Millar in the middle of the last century; nor does my taste revolt at Thurloe's State Papers, in Russia leather; or an ample impression of Sir William Temple's Essays, with a portrait after Sir Godfrey Kneller in front. I do not think altogether the worse for a book for having survived the author a generation or two. I have more confidence in the dead than the living. Contemporary writers may generally be divided into two classes — one's friends or one's foes. Of the first we are compelled to think too well, and of the last we are disposed to think to ill, to receive much genuine pleasure from the perusal, or to judge fairly of the merits of either. One candidate for literary fame, who happens to be of our acquaintance, writes finely, and like a man of genius; but unfortunately has a foolish face, which spoils a delicate passage:—another inspires us with the highest respect for his personal talents and character, but does not quite come up to our expectations in print. All these contradictions and petty details interrupt the calm current of our reflections. If you want to know what any of the authors were who lived before our time, and are still objects of anxious inquiry, you have only to look into their works. But the dust and smoke and noise of modern literature have nothing in common with the pure, silent air of immortality.
When I take up a work that I have read before (the oftener the better) I know what I have to expect. The satisfaction is not lessened by being anticipated. When the entertainment is altogether new, I sit down to it as I should to a strange dish, — turn and pick out a bit here and there, and am in doubt what to think of the composition. There is a want of confidence and security to second appetite. New-fangled books are also made-dishes in this respect, that they are generally little else than hashes and rifacimentos of what has been served up entire and in a more natural state at other times. Besides, in thus turning to a well-known author, there is not only an assurance that my time will not be thrown away, or my palate nauseated with the most insipid or vilest trash, — but I shake hands with, and look an old, tried, and valued friend in the face, — compare notes, and chat the hours away. It is true, we form dear friendships with such ideal guests — dearer, alas! And more lasting, than those with our most intimate acquaintance. In reading a book which is an old favourite with me (say the first novel I ever read) I not only have the pleasure of imagination and of a critical relish of the work, but the pleasures of memory added to it. It recalls the same feelings and associations which I had in first reading it, and which I can never have again in any other way. Standard productions of this kind are links in the chain of our conscious being. They bind together the different scattered divisions of our personal identity. They are landmarks and guides in our journey through life. They are pegs and loops on which we can hang up, or from which we can take down, at pleasure, the wardrobe of a moral imagination, the relics of our best affections, the tokens and records of our happiest hours. They are "for thoughts and for remembrance!" They are like Fortunatus's Wishing-Cap —they give us the best riches — those of Fancy; and transport us, not over half the globe but (which is better) over half our lives, at a word's notice!
My father Shandy solaced himself with Bruscambille. Give me for this purpose a volume of Peregrine Pickle or Tom Jones. Open either of them anywhere — at the Memoirs of Lady Vane, or the adventures at the masquerade with Lady Bellaston, or the dispute between Thwackum and Square, or the escape of Molly Seagrim, or the incident of Sophia and her muff, or the edifying prolixity of her aunt's lecture — and there I find the same delightful, busy, bustling scene as ever, and feel myself the same as when I was first introduced into the midst of it. Nay, sometimes the sight of an odd volume of these good old English authors on a stall, or the name lettered on the back among others in the shelves of a library, answers the purpose, revives the whole train of ideas, and sets "the puppets dallying." Twenty years are struck off the list, and I am a child again. A sage philosopher, who was not a very wise man, said, the he should like very well to be young again, if he could take his experience along with him. This ingenious person did not seem to be aware, by the gravity of his remark, that the great advantage of being young is to be without this weight of experience, which he would fain place upon the shoulders of youth, and which never comes too late with years. Oh! what a privilege to be able to let his hump, like Christian's burthen, drop from off one's back, and transport oneself, by the help of a little musty duodecimo, to the time when "ignorance was bliss," and when we first got a peep at the rarée-show of the world, through the glass of fiction — gazing at mankind, as we do at wild beasts in a menagerie, through the bars of their cages, — or at curiosities in a museum, that we must not touch! For myself, not only are the old ideas of the contents of the work brought back to my mind in all their vividness, but the old associations of the faces and persons of those I then knew, as they were in their life-time — the place where I sat to read the volume, the day when I got it, the feeling of the air, the fields, the sky — return, and all my early impressions with them. This is better to me — those places, those times, those persons, and those feelings that come across me as I retrace the story and devour the page, are to me better far then the wet sheets of the last new novels from the Ballentyne press, to say nothing of the Minerva press in Leadenhall Street. It is like visiting the scenes of early youth. I think of the time "when I was in my father's house, and my path ran down with butter and honey," — when I was a little, thoughtless child, and had no other wish or care but to con my daily task, and be happy! — Tom Jones, I remember, was the first work that broke the spell. It came down in numbers once a fortnight, in Cooke's pocket-edition, embellished with cuts. I had hitherto read only in school-books and a tiresome ecclesiastical history (with the exception of Mrs Radcliffe's Romance of the Forest): but his had different relish with it, — "sweet in the mouth," though not "bitter in the belly," It smacked of the world I lived in, and which I was to live — and showed me groups "gay creatures," not "of the element," but of the earth; not "living in the clouds," but travelling the same road that I did; — some that had passed on before me, and others that might soon overtake me. My heart had palpitated at the thoughts of a boarding-school ball, or gala-day at Midsummer or Christmas: but the world I had found out in Cooke's edition of the British Novelists was to me a dance through life, a perpetual gala-day. The sixpenny numbers of this work regularly contrived to leave off just in the middle of a sentence, and in the nick of a story, where Tom Jones discovers Square behind the blanket; or where Parson Adams, in the inextricable confusion of events, very undesignedly gets to bed to Mrs Slip-slop. Let me caution the reader against this impression of Joseph Andrews; for there is a picture of Fanny in it which he should not set his heart on, lest he should never meet with anything like it; or if he should, it would, perhaps, be better for him that he had not. It was just like _____ _______! With what eagerness I used to look forward to the next number, and open the prints! Ah! Never again shall I feel the enthusiastic delight with which I gazed at the figures, and anticipated the story and adventures of Major Bath and Commodor Trunnion of Trim and my Uncle Toby, of Don Quixote and Sancho and Dapple, of Gil Blas and Dame Lorenza Sephora, of Laura and the fair Lucretia, whose lips open and shut like buds of roses. To what nameless ideas did they give rise, — with what airy delights I filled up the outline, as I hung in silence over the page! — Let met still recall them, that they may breathe fresh life into me, and that I may live that birthday of thought and romantic pleasure over again! Talk of the ideal ! This is the only true ideal — the heavenly tints of Fancy reflected in the bubbles that float upon the spring-tide of human life.
O Memory! Shield me from the world's poor strife,
And give those scenes thine ever lasting life!
The paradox with which I set out is, I hope, less startling than it was; the reader will, by this time, have been let into my secret. Much about the same time, or I believe rather earlier, I took a particular satisfaction in reading Chubb's Tracts,3 and I often think I will get them again to wade through. There is a high gusto of polemical divinity in them; and you fancy that you hear a club of shoemakers at Salisbury, debating a disputable text from one of St Paul's Epistles in a workmanlike style, with equal shrewdness and pertinacity. I cannot say much for my metaphysical studies, into which I launched shortly after with greater ardour, so as to make a toil of a pleasure. I was presently entangled in the briars and thorns of subtle distinctions, — of "fate, freewill, foreknowledge absolute," though I cannot add that "in their wandering mazes I found no end; " for I did arrive at some very satisfactory and potent conclusions; nor will I go so far, however ungrateful the subject might seem, as to exclaim with Marlow's Faustus — "Would I had never seen Wittenberg, never read book" — that is, never studied such authors as Hartley, Hume, Berkeley, &c. Locke's Essay on the Human Understanding is, however, a work from which I never derived either pleasure or profit; and Hobbes, dry and powerful as he is, I did not read till long afterwards. I read a few poets, which did not much hit my taste, — for I would have the reader understand, I am deficient in the faculty of imagination; but I fell early upon French romances, and philosophy, and devoured them tooth-and-nail. Many a dainty repast have I made of the New Eloise; — the description of the kiss; the excursion on the water; the letter of St Preux, recalling the time of their first loves; and the account of Julia's death; these I read over and over again with unspeakable delight and wonder. Some years after, when I met with his [Rousseau's] work again, I found I had lost nearly my whole relish for it (except some few parts),and was, I remember, very much mortified with the change in my taste, which I sought to attribute to the smallness and gilt edges of the edition I had bought, and its being perfumed with rose-leaves. Nothing could exceed the gravity, the solemnity with which I carried home and read the Dedication to the Social Contract, with some other pieces of the same author, which I had picked up at a stall in a coarse leathern cover. Of the Confessions I have spoken elsewhere, and may repeat what I have said — "Sweet is the dew of their memory, and pleasant the balm of their recollection!" Their beauties are not "scattered like stray-gifts o'er the earth," but sown thick on the page, rich and rare. I wish I had never read the Emilius, or read it with less implicit faith. I had no occasion to pamper my natural aversion to affectation or pretence, by romantic and artificial means. I had better have formed myself on the model of Sir Fopling Flutter. There is a class of person whose virtues and most shining qualities sink in, and are concealed by, an absorbent ground of modesty and reserve; and such a one I do, without vanity profess myself. Now these are the very persons who are likely to attach themselves to the character of Emilius, and of whom it is sure to be the bane. This dull, phlegmatic, retiring humour is not in a fair way to be corrected, but confirmed and rendered desperate, by being in that work held up as an object of imitation, as an example of simplicity and magnanimity — by coming upon us with all the recommendations of novelty, surprise, and superiority to the prejudices of the world — by being stuck upon a pedestal, made amiable, dazzling, a leurre de dupe! The reliance on solid worth which it inculcates, the preference of sober truth to gaudy tinsel, hangs like a mill-stone round the neck of the imagination — "a load to sink a navy" — impedes our progress, and blocks up every prospect in life. A man, to get on, to be successful, conspicuous, applauded, should not retire upon the centre of his conscious resources, but be always at the circumference of appearances. He must envelop himself in a halo of mystery — he must ride in an equipage of opinion — he must walk with a train of self-conceit following him — he must not strip himself to a buff-jerkin, to the doublet and hose of his real merits, but must surround himself with a cortege of prejudices, like the Signs of The Zodiac — he must seem anything but what he is, and then he may pass for anything he pleases. The world love to be amused by hollow professions, to be deceived by flattering appearances, to live in a state of hallucination; and can forgive everything but the plain, downright, simple, honest truth — such as we see it chalked out in the character of Emilius. — To return from this digression, which is a little out of place here.
Books have in a great measure lost their power over me; nor can I revive the same interest in them as formerly. I perceive when a thing is good, rather than feel it. It is true,
Marcian Colonna is a dainty book
and the reading of Mr Keats' "Eve of Saint Agnes" lately made me regret that I was not young again. The beautiful and tender images there conjured up, "come like shadows — so depart." The "tiger-moth's wings," which he has spread over his rich poetic blazonry, just flit across my fancy; the gorgeous twilight window which he has painted over again in his verse, to me "blushes" almost in vain "with blood of queens and kings." I know how I should have felt at one time in reading such passages; and that is all. The sharp luscious flavour, the fine aroma is fled, and nothing but the stalk, the bran, the husk of literature is left. If any one were to ask me what I read now, I might answer with my Lord Hamlet in the play — "words, words, words." — "What is the matter?" — "Nothing!" — They have scarce a meaning. But it was not always so. There was a time when to my thinking, every word was a flower or a pearl, like those which dropped from the mouth of the little peasant-girl in the Fairy tale, or like those that fall from the great preacher in the Caledonian Chapel! I drank of the stream of knowledge that tempted, but did not mock my lips, as of the river of life, freely. How eagerly I slaked my thirst of German sentiment, "as the hart that panteth for the water-springs"; how I bathed and revelled, and added my floods of tears to Goethe's Sorrows of Werter, and Schiller's Robbers —
Giving my stock of more to that which had too much!
I read and assented with all my soul to Coleridge's fine Sonnet, beginning —
Schiller! that hour I would have wish'd to die,
If through the shuddering midnight I had sent,
From the dark dungeon of the tow'r time-rent,
That fearful voice, a famish'd father's cry!
I believe I may date my insight into the mysteries of poetry from the commencement of my acquaintance with the authors6 of the Lyrical Ballads; at least, my discrimination of the higher sorts — not my predilection of such writers as Goldsmith or Pope: nor do I imagine they will say I got my liking for the Novelists, or the comic writers — for the characters of Valentine, Tattle or Miss Prue, from them. If so, I must have got from them what they never had themselves. In points where poetic diction and conception are concerned, I may be at a loss, and liable to be imposed upon: but in forming an estimate of passages relating to common life and manners, I cannot think I am a plagiarist from any man. I there "know my cure without a prompter." I may say of such studies, Intus et in cute. I am just able to admire those literal touches of observation and description which persons of loftier pretensions overlook and despise. I think I comprehend something of the characteristic part of Shakespeare; and in him indeed, all is characteristic, even the nonsense and poetry. I believe it was the celebrated Sir Humphrey Davy who used to say, that Shakespeare was rather a metaphysician than a poet. At any rate, it was not ill said. I wish that I had sooner known the dramatic writers contemporary with Shakespeare; for in looking them over about a year ago, I almost revived my old passion for reading, and my old delight in books, though they were very nearly new to me. The periodical Essayists I read long ago. The Spectator I liked extremely: but the Tatler took my fancy most. I read the others soon after, the Rambler, the Adventurer, the World, the Connoisseur: I was not sorry to get to the end of them, and have no desire to go regularly through them again. I consider myself a thorough adept in Richardson. I like the longest of his novels best, and think no part of them tedious; nor should I ask to have anything better to do than to read them from beginning to end, to take them up when I chose, and lay them down when I was tired, in some old family mansion in the country, till every word and syllable relating to the bright Clarissa, the Divine Clementina, the beautiful Pamela, "with every trick and line of their sweet favour," were once more "graven in my heart's table." I have a sneaking kindness for Mackenzie's Julia de Roubigne — for the deserted mansion, and straggling gilliflowers on the mouldering garden-wall; and still more for his Man of Feeling; not that it is better, nor so good; but at the time I read it, I sometimes thought of the heroine, Miss Walton, and of Miss _______ together, and "that ligament fine as it was, was never broken!" — One of the poets that I have always read with most pleasure, and can wander about in for ever with a sort of voluptuous indolence, is Spenser, and I like Chaucer even better. The only writer among the Italians I can pretend to any knowledge of, is Boccaccio, and of him I cannot express half my admiration. His story of the Hawk, I could read and think of from day to day, just as I would look at a picture of Titian's!
I remember, as long ago as the year 1798, going to a neighbouring town (Shrewsbury, where Farquhar has laid the plot of his Recruiting Officer) and bringing home with me, "at one proud swoop," a copy of Milton's Paradise Lost, and another of Burke's Reflections on the French Revolution — both which I have still; and I still recollect, when I see the covers, the pleasures with which I dipped into them as I returned with my double prize. I was set up for one while. That time is past "with all its giddy raptures": but I am still anxious to preserve its memory, "embalmed with odours," — With respect to the first of these works, I would be permitted to remark here in passing, that is a sufficient answer to the German criticism which has since been started against the character of Satin (viz., that it is not one of disgusting deformity, or pure, defecated malice) to say that Milton has there drawn, not the abstract principle of evil, nor a devil incarnate, but a fallen angel. This is the Scriptural account, and the poet has followed it. We may safely retain such passages as the well-known one —
His form had not yet lost
All her original brightness; nor appear'd
Less than archangel ruin'd; and the excess
Of glory obscur'd
for the theory, which is opposed to them, "falls flat upon the grunsel edge, and shames its worshipers". Let us hear no more, then, of this monkish cant, and bigoted outcry for the restoration of the horns and tail of the devil! — Again, as to the other work, Burke's Reflections, I took a particular pride and pleasure in it, and read it to myself and others for months afterwards. I had reason for my prejudice in favour of this author. To understand an adversary is some praise: to admire him is more. I thought I did both: I knew I did one. For the first time I ever cast my eyes on anything of Burke's (which was an extract from his Letter to a Noble Lord in a three-times-a-week paper, the St. James's Chronicle, in 1796), I said to myself, "this is true eloquence: this is a man pouring out his mind on paper." All other style seemed to me pedantic and impertinent. Dr Johnson's was walking on stilts; and even Junius's (who was at that time a favourite with me) with all his terseness, shrunk up into little antithetic points and well-trimmed sentences. But Burke's style was forked and playful as the lightening, crested like the serpent. He delivered plain things on plain ground; but when he rose, there was no end of his flights and circumgyrations — and in this very Letter "he, like an eagle in a dove-cot, fluttered his Volscians" (The Duke of Bedford and the Earl of Lauderdale) In Corioli." I did not care for his doctrines. I was then and am still, proof against their contagion; but I admired the author, and was considered as not a very staunch partisan of the opposite side, though I thought myself that an abstract proposition was one thing — a masterly transition, a brilliant metaphor, another. I conceived, too, that he might be wrong in his main argument, and yet deliver fifty truths in arriving at a false conclusion. I remember Coleridge assuring me, as a poetical and political set-off to my sceptical admiration, that Wordsworth had written an Essay on Marriage, which, for manly thought and nervous expression, he deemed incomparably superior. As I had not, at that time seen any specimens of Mr Wordsworth's prose style, I could not express my doubts on the subject. If there are greater prose-writers than Burke, they either lie out of my course of study, or are beyond my sphere of comprehension. I am too old to be a convert to a new mythology of genius. The niches are occupied, the tables are full. If such is still my admiration of this man's misapplied powers, what must it have been at a time when I myself was in vain trying, year after year, to write a single Essay, nay, a single page or sentence; when I regarded the wonders of his pen with the longing eye of one who was dumb and a changeling; and when to be able to convey the slightest conception of my meaning to others in words, was the height of an almost hopeless ambition! But I never measured others' excellences by my own defects; though a sense of my own incapacity, and of the steep, impassable ascent from me to them made me regard them with greater awe and fondness. I have thus run through most of my early studies and favourite authors, some of whom I have since criticized more at large. Whether those observations will survive me, I neither know nor do I much care: But to the works themselves, "worthy of all acceptation," and to the feelings they have always excited in me since I could distinguish a meaning in language, nothing shall ever prevent me from looking back with gratitude and triumph. To have lived in the cultivation of an intimacy with such works, and to have familiarly relished such names, is not to have lived quite in vain.
There are other authors whom I have never read, and yet whom I have frequently had a great desire to read, for some circumstances relating to them. Among them is Lord Clarendon's History of the Great Rebellion, after which I have a hankering, for hearing it spoken of by good judges — from my interest in the events, and the knowledge of the characters from other sources, and from having seen fine portraits of most of them I like to read a well-penned character, and Clarendon is said to have been a master in his way. I should like to read Froissart's Chronicles, Holinshed and Stowe, and Fuller's Worthies. I intend, whenever I can to read Beaumont and Fletcher all through. There are fifty-two of their plays, and I have only read a dozen or fourteen of them. A Wife for Month and Thierry and Theodoret are, I am told delicious, and I can believe it. I should like to read the speeches in Thucydides, and Guicciardini's History of Florence, and Don Quixote in the original. I have often thought of reading the Lives of Persiles and Sigismunda, and the Galatea of the same author. But somehow reserve them like "another Yarrow." I should also like to read the last new novel (if I could be sure it was so) of the Author [Scott] of Waverley: — no one would be more glad than I to find it the best!


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Chronic Sleep Deprivation is Affecting Americans More than We Think
Will chronic sleep deprivation be the next great health crisis?
Not sleeping? Well, here's something to either get you running to your bed or freak you out so much there's no way you're falling asleep. Professor Matthew Walker, the director of the Center for Human Sleep Science at UC-Berkeley and author of the new book, Why We Sleep has some research suggesting that "every disease that is killing us in developed nations has causal and significant links to a lack of sleep." He also says we're currently experiencing a "catastrophic sleep-loss epidemic"
We all know that for optimum health we should be getting eight hours of sleep a night, but how many of us are racking up that many hours of zzz's? The short answer is only about 40 percent of the American adult population hits that number. The rest of us either can't fall sleep or chose to sacrifice sleep due to a demanding schedule.
If you have problems falling asleep and then staying asleep, you've got a lot of company. Insomnia is the number one sleep disorder in the United States and more than 30 percent of us will experience some form of insomnia over our lifetime. Women report insomnia symptoms about 50 percent more often than men.
Dr. Jason Graff, medical director of Saint Luke's Health System's Sleep Disorders Program, says although insomnia has always been around, the prevalence of stress in our lives has made it more profound than ever.
"The more common person that I see who has difficulty sleeping might be a worrier with a Type A personality, who has difficulty going to bed when there are tasks undone. They might think excessively or stress out a lot about the things they have to do the next day, or things that happened during the day."
Mindy Hart fits this description. She juggles a lot of responsibilities, including running her own company. Many nights she averages only four to five hours of sleep. Her ritual is to fall asleep for a few hours, wake up and then struggle falling back asleep."
Hart calls being tired her "new normal" and says she's just gotten used to "rolling with it" but the busy executive admits that some days the lack of sleep leaves her feeling fuzzy brained. "My cognitive thoughts slow down and name recall is also impacted."
Graff says all sorts of immediate problems can result from lack of sleep, including lower energy, fatigue, bad moods, poor judgment or concentration, accidents and falling asleep during the day.
As far as long-term problems, recent studies suggest a link between disturbed or fragmented sleep of any sort, including insomnia and sleep apnea, with an increased risk of dementia because memory is consolidated in deeper stages of sleep.
Doctors warn that popping a pill to get to sleep should only be used as a short-term solution. Many over-the-counter sleeping aids contain Benadryl which can make you groggy the next day, and prescription medication is seen as a stopgap to get a patient through a severe case of insomnia. Some can even be potentially addictive. There is also a concern that as you age a prescribed sleeping medication could affect your memory.
If you find yourself suffering from insomnia you don't just have to punch your pillow and accept it. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy should be the first line of treatment for chronic insomnia, Graff says, CBT requires a sleep therapist to evaluate a person's sleep habits and identify certain things they may be doing that are counterproductive to sleep.
"A lot of people who have chronic insomnia start to develop negative attitudes about sleep," Graff explains. "They've had bad sleep for so long that sometimes just the thought of trying to go to sleep or the thought of the bedroom creates stress that sort of becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy that they can't sleep. They start to get an overblown concept of the consequences of a bad of night's sleep, get themselves worked up a little bit, to where of course they can't sleep. CBT tries to break those negative thoughts to get the person more mentally ready to sleep, and sometimes that involves distraction or relaxation techniques."
Even if you don't have trouble falling asleep, more and more people are eschewing it to get things done. In the good old days, less than eight percent of the population was trying to survive on six hours or less sleep a night. Today almost one in two people are.
In a surprise to no one who's had to spend the night consoling a teething infant or made a midnight run to Walmart to pick up supplies for a fourth grade diorama project, parents with children under 18 are the most sleep-deprived.
Many parents say they have no choice but to stay up late or their to-do list would hemorrhage. A lot of mothers admit that the wee hours of the morning are the only time they have to themselves and they're loathe to give that up. One Olathe mom calls 12:30 to 1:30 a.m. her "golden hour" that is just for her. A time when she is "not obligated to do anything for anyone else."
Kimberly Macias, a North Kansas City mother to two kids with busy extra-curricular schedules says, "I feel like I have to stay up a little bit later because that's the only downtime I get. I feel like I have to unwind and just have some 'me' time. Otherwise my entire life is just run, run, run and work, work, work."
It also doesn't help that in today's culture, sleep-shaming is rampant. Getting eight hours of sack time can be seen as something you do if you don't, ahem, have a lot going on.
Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, boasts about starting work at 3:45 a.m. (He says he tries to go to bed at 10:30.) He even tweets when he "sleeps in" which is 4:30 in the morning.
In a recent Inc Magazine article a roundup of CEO's alarm clocks showed that most titans of industry are up between 4:30 and 5 a.m. and a Wall Street Journal headline declared "4 a.m. as the most productive hour."
Thinking you're getting more done by not going to bed may be a myth. Sleep research shows that after being awake for 19 hours, you're as cognitively impaired as someone who is drunk. Poor sleep results in 20 percent of serious car accidents and many man-made disasters, including Bhopal, Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Exxon Valdez were partially blamed on lack of sleep.
There is also no sleep "savings account." You can't make excuses for getting only four hours on one night because you got 10 hours on another. Walker says you can't bank shut-eye. The restorative properties of sleep don't work that way.
Doctors have three words of advice to anyone looking to greatly improve their health, longevity and quality of life – Go. To. Sleep
• Allow plenty of time for sleep.
• Allow an hour or two before bedtime to unwind by taking a bath or reading a book.
• Avoid tobacco, caffeine, alcohol and exercise before bedtime.
• Have a quiet, cool (68 degrees), dark environment without stimulus, like televisions or hand-held electronics. Studies show people who sleep with the television on awaken more frequently.
• Don't stress over sleep. Get out of bed and do something boring if you can't fall asleep.
• Don't go to bed hungry. Eat a light snack if needed.
• Get daily exercise.
• Avoid napping during the day.
If you need help chilling out these apps are popular for clearing the mind and even tracking your sleep patterns.
Breethe: This app was the hands down favorite of the busy moms we talked to. One said, "It has so many choices. I can pick one to help me fall asleep (Sweet Dreams) and then there's even sleep meditation for your kids.
Calm: Blue Valley West high school counselor Samantha Coronado says she uses the Calm App a lot with her students. "It helps kids and adults relieve stress and anxiety." The app's most popular feature is their "7 Days of Calm" meditation.
Headspace: This app calls itself a "personal trainer for the mind." Overland Park student, Peter Morrison says it works. "There are times when I feel extremely stressed and this app helps me forget about what is going on in my life. It is also extremely easy to use."
Relax Melodies: Recent college grad, Ally Render is a fan of this app because you can personalize the sound to your mood. "You can mess around with all the different sounds and it becomes unique for you, making it the perfect app to fall asleep or meditate to."
Sleep Cycle: Layne Nudson gives Sleep Cycle rave reviews and tech geeks share her enthusiasm. "Sleep Cycle is amazing; it allows me to find patterns in my sleep and wakes me up in the morning based on the level of REM that I am in."


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Whiplash: Romney warns against Kasich one week after campaigning with him
Talk about political whiplash.
Exactly one week ago, 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney – in his effort to defeat Donald Trump – campaigned in Ohio with John Kasich, telling the state's voters to cast ballots for their governor.
"Unlike the other people running, he has a real track record," Romney said of Kasich. "He has the kind of record that you want in Washington, and that's why I'm convinced that you're going to do the right thing tomorrow."
RELATED: Mitt Romney picks a side (sort of)
Today, however, Romney's voice appears on robocalls in Arizona and Utah, telling these voters to side with Ted Cruz – and not to vote for Kasich.
In the robocall, Romney calls Cruz "the only Republican candidate who can defeat Donald Trump," and says "at this point a vote for John Kasich is a vote for Donald Trump."
Now neither call is contradictory – Kasich can be the last Republican candidate left with "a real track record," and Cruz can be the only candidate remaining "who can defeat" Trump. And this all plays into Romney's call for Republicans to vote for the candidate to deny Trump the delegates he needs to get the nomination.
"Given the current delegate selection process, that means that I'd vote for Marco Rubio in Florida and for John Kasich in Ohio and for Ted Cruz or whichever one of the other two contenders has the best chance of beating Mr. Trump in a given state," Romney said earlier this month.
But the pro-Kasich and then pro-Cruz/anti-Kasich calls – in the span of a week – are still a bit jarring.
This article originally appeared on NBCNews.com.


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