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Fees and start dates
ONE-WEEK PROGRAMMES - Dates in 2018:
Easter 2018:
2-7/4/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
9-14/4/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
Summer 2018:
18-23/6/2018: Levels A0-Α1, Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
25-30/6/2018: Levels A0-Α1, Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
2-7/7/2018: Levels A0-Α1, Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
9-14/7/2018: Levels A0-Α1, Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
16-21/7/2018: Levels A0-Α1, Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
23-28/7/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1, Greek Literature for Advanced Students
30/7-4/8/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1, Greek Literature for Advanced Students
13-18/8/2018: Levels A2-B1, B2-C1
20-25/8/2018: Levels A2-B1, B2-C1
3-8/9/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1, C2
10-15/9/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1, C2
17-22/9/2018: Levels A0-Α1, Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
24-29/9/2018: Levels A0-Α1, Α2-Β1, Β2-C1
1-5/10/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1, C2
8-12/10/2018: Levels Α2-Β1, Β2-C1, C2
(20+7hours, Monday to Friday 9:00-13:30 or 11:30 έως 16:30 and a 7-hour outdoor interactive workshop on Saturday):
LEVELS Α0 to C2 and Preparation Courses for the Certificate of Attainment in Greek: 295 €
Greek Literature for Advanced Students and Special Courses: 350 €
1) Fees include:
- All requisite educational materials
- 4 hours of Greek Language lesson daily. Teaching will be conducted in Greek by communicative (direct) method. Other languages are used if necessary. The lesson includes development of all four language skills, communicative activities, language games, listening comprehension, presentations on Greek culture and students' projects. Working language: Greek
- One 7-hour interactive outdoor workshop on Saturday.
- Certificate of attendance
- Coffee, tea and biscuits provided daily during breaks
- Use of the Internet and the Centre's small book and video library
2) Fees do not include:
- All cultural actvities included in the Activities Menu. Modern Greek Language Students are welcome to select activities from the Menu at a 50% discount. Students' friends and family are welcome to participate at a 30% discount.
- Accommodation and meals
- Travel insurance. Students are urged to make arrangements for travel insurance.
- Airplane or ferry tickets to/from Santorini
3) If you are registered for an Intensive Greek Language Programme and a group of at least 4 students is not formed at a suitable level, you will be offered EITHER to have less hours of lesson per day OR, alternatively, you can pay the extra fee for 4 hours of lesson per day according to the number of students in the group.
4) You can attend longer programmes at all levels. The regular duration for the Greek Literature Programme is 2 weeks.
Fees for the Intensive Group Programme: 2 weeks: 550 euro (Greek Literature: 650 euro), 3 weeks: 795 euro, 4 weeks: 1030 euro.
5) Children participating in the courses must be accompanied by an adult
6) 1 teaching hour = 60 minutes
7) A 25% deposit must be paid 60 days before the beginning of the course at the latest. The deposit is non refundable and serves as a cancellation fee. Payments have to be made only after receiving a relative confirmation letter by the HCC.
Private tailor-made courses are offered all year long in Santorini and in Athens, any time of the day for all levels and Special Courses (Preparation Courses for the Certificate of Attainment in Greek, Greek Language for Translators and Interpreters, Katharevousa-Formal Greek, Legal Terminology, Greek Literature, Greek for children)
Fees for private courses:
Language Levels Α0 - C2, Preparation for the Certificate of Attainment in Greek (all levels), Beginners' Crash Course: 40 euro per hour
Special Language Programmes (Greek Language for Translators and Interpreters, Katharevousa-Formal Greek, Legal Terminology, Greek Literature, Greek for children): 45 euro per hour
Ask us for the hourly fees for group courses (4-12 students) or semi-private courses (2-3 students).
Discounts and special offers are available in private courses, depending on the period.


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From reading reviews, I am leaning toward the Google Nexus 7 but I am open to anything.

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1,000 signatures reached
To: Connecticut Legislature
Support the Connecticut Domestic Workers Bill of Rights!
More than 40,000 domestic workers in Connecticut take care of our homes and children, and support the independence of seniors and people with disabilities. Despite their hard work, domestic workers are often subjected to wage theft, sexual harassment and trafficking. Be a champion for domestic workers in Connecticut and support Senate Bill 446, the Connecticut Domestic Workers Bill of Rights.
Why is this important?
My name is Bekah and I work with domestic workers around the country to help win rights and recognition at work.
There are more than 40,000 domestic workers in the State of Connecticut.
Domestic workers care for our homes and children and support the independence of seniors and people with disabilities. Domestic workers make it possible for thousands of Connecticut families to get to work and school every day. Yet this vital workforce lacks access to some of the basic labor protections that other workers enjoy including protection from harassment and discrimination on the job.
That's why domestic workers in Connecticut are are organizing to pass a Domestic Workers Bill of Rights this year. Thanks to the testimony of domestic workers and employers, the Bill has passed out of the Assembly Labor Committee and is now headed to the Senate.
The Connecticut Domestic Workers Bill of Rights will give domestic workers the right to be free from sexual harassment at work and establish clear written expectations about hours and wages. This Bill is the first step to ensure that the more than 40,000 women who make all other work possible across our state receive the protections that they deserve.
In the past four years, domestic workers have won Bill of Rights legislation in four states: New York, California, Hawaii and Massachusetts. Now it's Connecticut's turn to protect domestic workers!
Together, we can ensure that domestic workers in Connecticut have access to basic workplace protections.
Thank you for standing up for the women who make all other work possible!
How it will be delivered
We will deliver the petition to Conneticut legislators in person during the Spring legislative session.


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Farm Radio International's Doug Ward celebrated for his work transforming radio for public good in Canada and Africa
Doug Ward, chair of Ottawa-based Farm Radio International was recently appointed as a Member of the Order of Canada in recognition of his groundbreaking work transforming Canadian public radio and his ongoing contributions to global food security.
Ottawa, Canada, January 8, 2016 — Radio pioneer Doug Ward was appointed as a Member of the Order of Canada last week. Having revolutionized Canadian public radio, Ward has not slowed down since retiring from the CBC 20 years ago. At 77, he still works tirelessly to ensure that radio puts the needs and voices of listeners first — now with his sights set firmly on Africa.
Ward's 30 years at the CBC were in service to the public. In 1970, he co-authored a report that helped make CBC Radio what it is today. The English Radio Report ushered in major changes such as separate networks for information and performance, greater emphasis on Canadian stories, more support for local programs and the elimination of commercials. He was on the team that created the popular and enduring program As It Happens. As Director of the CBC Northern Service, he promoted the hiring and training of native northerners to create radio programs that reflected their cultures, voices, and concerns.
Ward brought this vision for audience-centred radio to Farm Radio International (FRI) shortly after his retirement from the CBC, when former colleague and FRI-founder George Atkins recruited him to its board of directors. He joined the board in 2000 and soon became its chair, a position he continues to hold today.
Under Ward's leadership, FRI focused its work on sub-Saharan Africa and began placing more emphasis on creating radio that not only provides key information but also reflects farmers' voices. Ward created a weekly electronic news service for broadcasters and a set of standards for farmer programs. He has trained broadcasters in the field and developed online training courses to reach more broadcasters, more cost-effectively. With FRI Executive Director Kevin Perkins, Ward has helped FRI grow into an organization with multiple African field offices, and a
reputation for delivering impressive, measurable, and lasting development outcomes by innovatively using new technologies to enhance the power of radio.
Ward says that the common theme to his work in Canada and Africa is the importance of featuring the voices of ordinary citizens. "Radio can help people name their concerns and aspirations, and then speak together and speak to power to influence change. This is particularly true now in Africa with the ubiquity of cell phones."
When asked how he felt about receiving one of the country's highest honours, Ward emphasized that he wants to share it "with all of the creative people in the CBC and in African radio stations dedicated to stretching and experimenting with radio to make it a stronger tool for positive social communication."
● Doug Ward, Chair of the Board of Directors, Farm Radio International
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● Kevin Perkins, Executive Director, Farm Radio International
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About Farm Radio International
Farm Radio International is a Canadian charity that works with more than 600 radio partners across 39 African countries to fight poverty and food insecurity. It helps African broadcasters meet the needs of small-scale farmers and their families in rural communities by providing program research and content and broadcasting training to help develop a higher standard of farm radio services. It also works with African radio stations on impact projects that address specific development challenges. FRI has received numerous awards recognizing its innovative use of radio with other information and communication technologies. For more information please visit www.farmradio.org.
About the Order of Canada
Established in 1967 by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the Order of Canada is the cornerstone of the Canadian honours system, recognizing outstanding achievement, dedication to the community, and service to the nation in all sectors of Canadian society. Since its creation, more than 6,000 people have been appointed to the Order, with 69 new appointees announced by His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, on December 30, 2015.


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Q-Soft, LLC, develops and markets Q-Law, and offers automation services for law firms. Q-Law offers a number of advanced features to help streamline and automate the process of a variety of types of collections, from retail and commercial collections, to foreclosure, medical and bankruptcy collections. Features such as:
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- A single integrated system permits complete access to records at all times.
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Q-Law has been installed and running in numerous states , as well as overseas, for years, and has been in existence since 1995 (previously known as the Dane software). Among our many satisfied clients are collection law firms, general practice law firms, immigration law firms and real estate practice law firms, as well as collection agencies.
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IT'S the new(ish) language that's as indecipherable to grown-ups as Klingon is to your average English speaker.
Today Planet Earth is celebrating World Emoji Day and reflecting upon the cultural impact these tiny icons have had across the globe.
Five billion emojis are sent on Facebook Messenger every single day, while on Instagram a whopping half of all messages feature them.
But if you're in you're not a millennial, you'd be forgiven for failing to know that an aubergine emoji is used as a stand-in for a penis or that the peach icon is used to describe someone's bum.
If you're not known for your emojinal outbursts, then it's a fair bet you're probably not a spring chicken anymore.
It's been claimed that 86 per cent of emoji users on Twitter are 24-years-old or younger and 57 per cent are women.
But, like any language, you just need to dive in and have a go if you want to understand it.
Can you work out the very rude hidden meanings of the strings of icons in our emoji quiz?


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In the ANNESSO CARTESIANO, Elisabeth Kriechbaum and Henk van Riemsdijk host small conferences and workshops, primarily but not exclusively in linguistics. We have a meeting room in which we can place up to 25 participants in a round-table configuration or up to 50 in a configuration with rows of seats. Look at the picture page to get an impression.
The first Annesso Cartesiano Workshop was held in July 2011. It was on "The Representation of Linguistic Structures" and had 27 participants. A book entitled "Representation in Phonology and Syntax", edited by Marc van Oostendorp and Henk van Riemsdijk, will soon appear with Mouton de Gruyter publishers.
The next upcoming event is a small workshop on Swiss German syntax. There will be around 12 participants and the workshop will take place in early September 2013.
For more information, please check the contact page.
We have 6 in-house guestrooms, about three true doubles and three others that can be used as singles or doubles depending on the girth and degree of intimacy of the occupants, i.e. between 6 and 12 participants. When there are more, we use a nice hotel in the vicinity.


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The Monitor's quarterly review of bestselling religion books offers a one-stop opportunity to survey the resurgent interest in religion and spirituality.
1. THE INDWELLING, by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins, Tyndale House, $22.99
With the 7th installment of their apocalyptic "Left Behind" series, LaHaye and Jenkins ascended into the "Harry Potter" realm: pre-sales of 1.3 million. In "The Indwelling," Antichrist ruler Nicolae Carpathia is dead, but a new world-wide religion looms, and Global Community police are determined to track down the killer. Members of the Tribulation Force (the good guys) are scattered around the world, hiding and waiting for further prophesy fulfillment. The book is full of melodramatic choices and white-knuckle excitement. Five more installments to go. (389 pp.)
2. ASSASSINS, by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins, Tyndale House, $19.97
"Assassins" takes us past the midpoint of the Apocalypse, and we see more prophecies of the book of Revelation come to pass. The continuation of the story of the Tribulation Force - those left behind after Jesus' Rapture - gives plenty of background on each character as they pray to be chosen by God to assassinate the New World Order leader, Nicolae Carpathia. Fortunately, the Lord has provided the underground Trib Force with better techies to override the Antichrist's tools. (384 pp.) By Jan Moller
3. PAPAL SIN, by Gary Wills, Doubleday, $25
In the past, popes were routinely outed for their sins by Last Judgment painters depicting them in hellfire. This, argues Wills, was healthy. In contrast, the modern church's insistence on its own infallibility has forced it to defend bad positions on issues ranging from contraception to the celibacy of the priesthood. Although Wills can come down a bit hard at times, his argument overall is intriguing, and the book's many tidbits of history make for a fascinating read. (304 pp.) By Liz Marlantes
4. THE INVITATION, by Oriah Mountain Dreamer, HarperSanFrancisco, $18
Dreamer, a leader of meditation workshops and retreats, extends an invitation to all individuals in search of spiritual meaning. Although presenting itself as a beginner's guide to meditation, "The Invitation" is more for those who have already investigated meditation to some degree. Sections of soul-filled writing cut off by recipe-like instructions make for a choppy read. Rather than adding something new to the many books out on meditation today, it offers more of the same. (136 pp.) By Christy Ellington
5. THE ART OF HAPPINESS, by The Dalai Lama, Riverhead, $23.95
The purpose of life, says the Dalai Lama, is to seek happiness. This seemingly elementary statement requires strict adherence and mental discipline toward a benevolent, rather than self-centered, happiness. There is great value in reading the basic spiritual values of this unique world figure and Tibetan spiritual leader: human qualities of goodness, compassion, and caring. This book is based on a series of conversations with Howard Cutler, a Phoenix-based psychiatrist. (315 pp.) By Leigh Montgomery
6. AFTER THE ECSTASY, THE LAUNDRY, by Jack Kornfield, Bantam, $24.95
A rich read about the challenges of realizing spiritual enlightenment. Kornfield, a teacher of Zen Buddhism and meditation, disputes that there is "a special place to reach in spiritual life." This goal should not be viewed as the end, but a beginning. One must continue to grow and learn. Kornfield addresses elements of Buddhism, such as the need to face death, the importance of truth-seeking, and the need for forgiveness. The testimonies by Kornfield's students describe how they succeeded in turning from fear, sadness, and other personal challenges. (300 pp.) By Leigh Montgomery
7. PAUL, by Walter Wangerin, Zondervan, $22.99
Novelists fashion fiction out of the facts that historians treasure, but to write about a towering figure like the Apostle to the Gentiles takes nerve, and Wangerin has plenty of it, enough to be one of Paul's foot soldiers himself. Most of the scenes in this theatrical novel are narrated in the first person by Paul's contemporaries. Through the zoom lens of their memories, we experience those episodes in the book of Acts that have echoed in the hearts and minds of Bible readers down through the ages. (See full review p. 19.) (512 pp.) By Colin C. Campbell
8. HE CHOSE THE NAILS, by Max Lucado, Word, $21.99
Lucado portrays the crucifixion as an invitation to enter a personal relationship with Christ. He says the "coolest" thing about Jesus' sacrifice is that "He did it for you." Lucado personalizes the crucifixion through simple stories drawn mostly from his own experiences. Each story opens into questions in the text and a study-guide postscript. Chapters are organized along familiar but little-noticed details of the crucifixion story like the wine-soaked sponge, the temple curtain, and Jesus' burial clothing. Each chapter explains their significance in non-theological terms. (240 pp.) By Ben Arnoldy
9. FRESH WIND,FRESH FIRE, by Jim Cymbala & D. Merrill, Zondervan, $17.99
This is the story of the Brooklyn Tabernacle, a Manhattan church that was literally falling apart and could barely attract 25 people a week before the Rev. Jim Cymbala became pastor. It now draws a congregation of several thousand, and its nine-voice choir has grown to 250. Cymbala also wanted the church to have a midweek meeting dedicated to prayer; those services now attract everyone from professionals to the homeless. This was 25 years in progress and reflects a deep dedication to this urban community and its challenges. (192 pp.) By Leigh Montgomery 10. HOW TO KNOW GOD, by Deepak Chopra, Harmony Books, $24
For Chopra, God "isn't a person, God is a process." Creatively weaving together physics and metaphysics, Chopra describes reality as a sandwich, with a transitional realm as the filling between God and the material world. Our brains are "hardwired" to enter this realm through seven different "God responses." Chopra draws from a variety of sources, including Eastern religions and physical sciences. While his argument at times seems jumbled, he makes several thought-provoking points. (320 pp.) By Liz Marlantes
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Heat Shock proteins
Heat shock proteins (HSPs) are present in all cells under normal conditions, but when the cell is exposed to a sudden temperature fluctuation or other stresses such as altered pH or oxygen deprivation, then HSPs are expressed at high levels. HSPs stabilize proteins and are involved in the folding of denatured proteins. High temperatures and other stresses, make it more difficult for proteins to form their proper structures and cause some already structured proteins to unfold. Left uncorrected, misfolded proteins form aggregates that may eventually kill the cell.
Heat shock proteins are of interest to anyone studying cellular biology, as well as an indicator of cellular stress and their role in reducing environmental damage to cells, they have also been implicated as intracellular chaperones, they are heavily involved in cardiovascular biology, HSPs also take part in the innate immune response by binding antigens and presenting them to the immune system.
Fitzgerald Industries supplies a wide range of heat shock proteins for use in ELISA assays, immunohistochemistry, western blotting and more. Our high quality HSP proteins are available from human and E.coli sources as well as conjugated to commonly used tags such as GST, FITC, Histadine, biotin etc.
Some of our most popular heat shock proteins include:
HSP90B1 protein
HSP90B1 is an abundant resident endoplasmic reticulum (ER) lumenal stress protein which together with cytosolic HSP90 belongs to the Hsp90 family of molecular chaperones. It plays an important role in maintaining protein homeostasis in the secretory pathway. This HSP90B1 protein is ideal for use in SDS-PAGE applications.
HSP70 protein
HSP70 is an important part of the cell's machinery for protein folding, and helps to protect cells from stress. In most species, there are many proteins that belong to the hsp70 family. This HSP70 protein is >95% pure and conjugated to a Histadine tag.
HSP27 protein
HSP27 a small heat shock protein, its expression level increases several-fold in response to stress and is phosphorylated by MAPKAP kinase 2. This HSP27 protein is ideal for use in Western blotting applications.


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Download facts about marijuana, and pregnancy and breastfeeding
Marijuana is made from dried leaves and flowers from the hemp plant - cannabis sativa. Smoking is the most common way people use marijuana, though it can be used in other forms such as edibles, powders and oils. The active ingredient in marijuana is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), and is usually what causes people to get/feel "high." In Colorado, both medical and retail marijuana are legal. Medical marijuana is marijuana used to treat some medical conditions. Retail marijuana is for personal use.
Signs and symptoms of marijuana use can be different for everyone. Some common signs include:
These effects are usually reduced after three to four hours.
There is no known safe of amount of marijuana use during pregnancy. Using marijuana while pregnant can be harmful for the unborn baby. Marijuana that passes to your baby during pregnancy may make it hard for your child to pay attention and learn, especially as your child grows older. This could make school harder for them.
Everything that a mother eats, drinks, or smokes enters breast milk.
Marijuana use is not recommended for anyone while pregnant or breastfeeding.
Because THC is stored in body fat it stays in your body for a long time. This means that "pumping and dumping" your breast milk will not work the same way it does with alcohol. Alcohol is not stored in fat and leaves the body faster than marijuana.
If you plan to use marijuana, make sure there is someone who can safely care for your baby. It is not safe to drive while high. Do not let your baby ride in a car if the driver is high.
It is important to keep all marijuana products in child-resistant packaging and locked out of sight and reach of children.
Marijuana can make children very sick. Contact your doctor if your child is having trouble walking, sitting up or difficulty breathing. Call the poison control hotline at 1-800-222-1222, or 9-1-1 immediately if you are worried about your child's safety.
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January 29, 2008 -- Since its launch 6 months ago, the www.machines4sale.co.uk website has gone from strength to strength. The site now carries over 2,000 advertisements for new and used machinery, in a variety of categories e.g. milling, turning, drilling, boring, tapping and grinding, both CNC and non-CNC. Prospective purchasers looking to buy machines manufactured by companies such as Mori Seiki, Mazak, Cincinnati, Amada, Bridgeport, Daewoo, Charmilles and Haas, as well as very many others, are now regularly visiting the site. In fact, since its launch, the site has received over 1,000,000 hits, from throughout the world, and is well up the Google rankings.
Advertisers are recognising this success - early subscribers include Dugard, Cameron Machine Tools, Mori Seiki, Sescoi, RK International and EDM Sales and Service. The international appeal of the site is also apparent, with advertisers from Italy, Spain, Denmark, USA, Pakistan, Germany, and France, as well as the UK. All advertisers receive a free tile advertisement, which clicks through to their own site, or they can choose to upgrade to a banner. Both have proved popular, thanks to the website's aim of remaining low-cost and user-friendly.
Part of the website's appeal is undoubtedly the News' section. This carries articles about latest developments and achievements by a variety of companies, such as Schunk, Delcam, SolidCAM, Toolvend, Kasto and many others. The section is continually updated, to keep it fresh and encourage browsers to return on a regular basis.
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Dog with healthy appetite blamed for Newfane kitchen fire
NEWFANE – A determined and hungry dog is suspected of triggering a fire that damaged the kitchen of a Ridge Road home Friday evening, Niagara County sheriff's deputies said.
Deputies said a resident of the home at 6896 Ridge indicated she left for a while Friday evening after placing the cat's food atop a George Foreman grill, which was sitting atop a stove – a maneuver designed to prevent her dog from eating the cat's food.
Whe she returned about 6:30 p.m., smoke detectors were sounding and the grill was on fire, said deputies, who added that the resident belives the dog may have switched on the stove while jumping to get at the cat's food.
The grill was destroyed and the stove and a nearby wall alsow were damaged, said deputies, who added that the cat and dog are OK.


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Judy Elaine James, 60, of Clio died Aug. 26, 2012 in Clopton, AL.
She was born April 11, 1952 in Grove Hill. She was a member of the Bassett Creek Baptist Church. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include her husband, Arthur C. James, Clio; three sons, Randy James, Darian James, Eufaula, Robert (Sarah) James, Edwin; three daughters, Becky ( James) Butill, Eufaula, Melissa (Stormy) Rivers, Edwin, Sara ( Jason) Marcelle, Eufaula; her mother, Marjorie Andrews Goodman, Dickinson; two brothers, Jimmy Goodman, Dale Goodman, Dickinson; one sister, Karen Allday, Fulton; 10 grandchildren.
The service was Aug. 30 at 1 p.m. at Bassett Creek Baptist Church with Rev. Percy Clarke officiating. Burial was in the Bassett Creek Baptist Church Cemetery in Grove Hill.
Active pallbearers were Brad Cockerman, Brett Goodman, Patrick Goodman, Brian Goodman, Scott Smyly, Daniel Allday, and Phillip Allday.
Honorary pallbearers were her grandchildren.
Condolences may be offered at www.obryantchapelfh.com .
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Energetic and Humorous Communicator of Hope
David Arrol Macfarlane is an ordinary guy who loves to do extraordinary things. He serves as a Keynote Speaker, Trainer, Evangelist, Christian Comedy Entertainer and Non-fiction Author to individuals both young and old, from Non-profits to corporations.
As a Trainer, he inspires people to grow. As a Keynote Speaker, he motivates people for change. As an Evangelist he helps people find faith in Christ. As a Comedy Entertainer, he makes people laugh. As a Non-fiction Author, he challenges people to Come Alive!
His calling in life, as a follower of Christ, is to serve people, give them recognition and provide them opportunities for growth.
David Arrol Macfarlane, as a professional speaker and evangelist, has addressed thousands of people at events, conferences, and in churches around the world and across Canada over the past 35 years and seen a huge response to the gospel. David has appeared on numerous television shows like the 700 Club; 100 Huntley Street; It's a New Day, plus numerous radio programs. David has written for or been featured in numerous publications including Decision Magazine, Christian Week and Faith Today. David's latest book "Ignite Your Life – Living for significance" has become a Canadian Christian best seller and is in it's fourth printing. David's video-based graduate and undergraduate courses for Nation 2 Nation University on evangelism, discipleship and church growth are being used to train thousands of leaders around the world. David spends his time inspiring and equipping audiences and organizations to live to their full potential, helping people find authentic faith in Christ, training on finding innovative solutions and developing winning strategies. He also led growing churches in Ontario and British Columbia that all grew mainly through evangelism and discipleship. David has served as Director of National Initiatives for the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada and, more recently, as Director of National Initiatives for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Prior to his speaking career David worked as an executive for the American Express Corporation in South America and Canada. David lives in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, with his wife Diana and has three married daughters and eight grandchildren.
- David is popular speaker at: Conferences; Churches; Banquets; Fundraisers; Outreaches; Festivals; Volunteer Motivation events; Leadership Training and Seminars. David loves to inspire everyone to put their faith in God, act on their dreams and live for significance.
- Keynotes: Inspirational Plenary messages that are energetic and humorous
- Outreach Messages: Reaching people with the gospel in church or city wide events
- "Effective Witnessing for Everyday People" - A seminar with tools that take away the fear
- Visionary Leadership: Seminars on effectively growing leaders and healthy delegation
- Creativity: Interactive Modules on tools for discovering new solutions through creative ideas
- Evangelism: Training on corporate and personal Evangelism to change a church DNA.
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What leaders say about David
You brought energy, passion and contagious enthusiasm to the topic …
- John Pellow, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Council of Christian Charities, Elmira, Ontario, Canada.
You did a great job of communicating God's love and focus at the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast.
- Dr. Randy Neilson, BCF, Brampton, Ontario, Canada
I especially was amazed at your stories and how effectively you were using them to make your points.
- Daniel Albarian, California, USA
David Macfarlane ...is highly imaginative...
Dr. Michael Green, Oxford University, UK.
David encourages us to think of new ways to make a difference for Christ in the communities we serve.
- Dr. Luis Palau, International Evangelist Portland Oregon, USA
Personally I valued so much the way that you worked our theme into your presentations. It was excellent and not missed. We'd like to have you back... - John Havercroft Power to Change.
David on the cover of Billy Graham's Decision Magazine 2017
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Monday, August 25, 2014
Where the Black Flags Fly
They're watching foreign movies in a language that they don't understand and attributing their own motivations to the main characters. They assume that the differences are incidental, but if the differences really were incidental, America would look a lot more like Iraq.
It's been a while since Westerners lived in a society in which human life was truly worthless, in which no one trusted anyone else and it was easier to kill than not to kill.
Outside of a few urban centers in the Middle East where the elites start the revolutions that end up stringing them from the gallows, life is cheap and worthless. Men kill their wives and daughters over petty suspicions. Clans murder each other in vicious brawls. Wedding celebrations begin with firing guns into the air and end with bodies on the ground.
Everything is worth more than people. A camel has value. A pickup truck has value. A smartphone has value. All these things are hard to make.
People are easy to make.
The birth rates are high. Everywhere there are too many people. Too many sons to inherit. Too many daughters to marry off.
The UN and a whole bunch of international organizations slop in enough aid to keep hunger and disease away, but not enough to make life livable or worthwhile. The wealthy have satellite dishes on which they watch American reality shows and Turkish soaps. The poor kidnap them and hold them for ransom. It's not just life in the Middle East. It's the whole Third World experience.
About the only reliable source of wealth comes out of the ground and the countries that have it are usually too lazy to get it themselves. That's what the armies of Western engineers are for. They don't build their own skyscrapers with the oil money. That's what the disposable Asian workers are for.
Killing is the easiest solution to most problems. Men kill over honor. Women kill themselves out of desperation. Children grow up torturing animals.
Clerics settle religious questions with murder. It's just easier that way.
Theological debates are complicated and impossible to settle, but fly the black flags, seize a village, kill the men and force the women to convert to the true faith of the machine gun and the sword and the debate is over.
ISIS is how Islam has been settling questions of theology since the 7th century. Why stop now just because you can order takeout from your smartphone? Westerners are innately fascinated by new technology. For the Middle East, technology is a tool for settling medieval disputes. Twitter is just a way of showing off your latest crop of severed heads. The pickup truck substitutes for a camel.
Politicians settle political debates with more murders. Elections are complicated. Democracy is messy. It's easier for a colonel to take everyone out back and shoot them. And then spend the next twenty years building palaces with his people's wealth. And the people mostly like it that way too.
The question isn't why should they kill, it's why should they stop? The peace proposals never get anywhere. If you reward violence with concessions, there's no reason for it to ever stop. And if you don't, what else is there to do?
Or because it's Thursday.
Under crowded conditions, life is cheap but honor is expensive. Fights start over the pettiest things and escalate into relentless violence. You can see it in Yemen or in Ferguson. Everyone is just waiting for an excuse to be angry about something and to take it out on someone else.
The Western Urbanites who helicopter parent their 2.5 children into a Prozac prescription and lament their disposable society don't understand what a truly disposable society looks like even though they probably live less than a mile away from one of those.
In a disposable society, people have no value. Children have no value. Human labor has no value. If you want something done, you force someone to do it. If you can't have your own slaves, you can control an extended family. You don't think in terms of what it costs to make something. The only cost that matters is the cost of imports. Everything else is inhumanely cheap.
Emotional reactions always trump rational ones. Everyone feels put upon and slighted from the biggest prince to the lowliest laborer. Everyone is filled with resentments that they channel through the Koran and the mad preachings of Islamic clerics promising holy wars and blaming everything on the CIA, the Freemasons and the Jews.
When it gets hot enough, the killings begin and they usually don't stop until the weather cools down. The black flags fly. The yellow flags fly. The green flags fly. And you can either play the game or get beheaded on the evening news.
Maybe both.
There's no morality out here. The men are careful not to look at a donkey or a woman while praying to Allah. But they have no sense of ethics. They will casually kill, steal, rape, break oaths and a commit a hundred other crimes before breakfast.
If you're not a member of their family, you're fair game. If you are, you had better know your place and help with the stealing, kidnapping and assorted economic empowerment projects.
Killing is easy. Self-control is hard. If there's no accountability, no local bigshot that wants infidel tourists and their dollars and will make the killer's family suffer, then he has no reason not to beat you, steal from you or drag you into a home in some slum somewhere and wait for the fabled wealthy infidels to pay him a king's ransom.
If not he always cut off your head to raise the price on the next one.
His life is cheap, but yours is even cheaper.
It's best to understand that we are not dealing with a moral code that looks anything like our own. The nastier qualities of human nature, deceit, violence and greed, are practically virtues. Especially if they are directed at the right targets.
There's a reason that Islam was born here. There's a reason that it still thrives here largely in its unaltered form. There is no civilization where the black flags fly.
24 comments:
- Ex-Dissident said...
Then why do our political elites proclaim that Islam is peaceful and a great religion? How do they not know these things?
- 26/8/14
- meema said...
[There is no civilization where the black flags fly.]
We are defeated by our own egalitarian self-righteousness of inclusion, embracing diversity until it devours us.
"During an official meeting on Islamic-Christian dialogue, an authoritative Muslim person, speaking to the Christians participating, at one point said very calmly and assuredly: 'Thanks to your democratic laws we will invade you; thanks to out religious laws we will dominate you.' "
- 26/8/14
- Edward Cline said...
This is all true. There is no civilization where black flags fly -- the black flag of nihilism, the black standard of death and death worship and slavery, the black banner of anti-life. Yet most Westerners don't understand its meaning, and most Western policymakers and diplomats evade its meaning. That ignorance and evasion could lead to the death of us all.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
Pure insight. Excellent.
My compliments,
- 26/8/14
- Kristian Grönqvist said...
The context is everything. But what does intellectual arabs mean to do about it. Nothing. No justification for intellect and understanding of the World. Only justification of medieval fantasygods and their aspirations.To prolong the Wars about nonexisting entities. What kind of idiots are the sheiks?
- 26/8/14
- Jake said...
Brilliant. But if our "elites" were to read this, unfortunately, their only response would be to accuse you of "racism" or "Islamophobia". That is what is so discouraging. But keep on, this needs to be said.
- 26/8/14
- Jerry said...
A very apt description of life under Islam.
- 26/8/14
- Some dude said...
It's up to us in Israel to set this right. We can do it, if we just step up to the plate and lay down the law.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
awesome..just awesome...
- 26/8/14
- BeRight said...
Thanks for another insightful blog. I wish everyone would read your stuff.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
We all look at the same things, Daniel, but you actually see them, and share that vision with the world. Thank you for the insights.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
Another brilliant essay. Thank you, Daniel!
- 26/8/14
- Ivan Toney said...
I notice that the Arabs in the west begging for money pose as western type Arabs. To relate to western liberals. They find Arabs that sort of look western, that are clean shaven and don't have beards, like Edward said, so that they don't scare the liberal ladies who make decisions about boycotts and grants.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
People are wondering why our elites don't understand this. Dudes and dudettes, are elites are, increasingly, like this. They just believe that they have a system which allows them to make other people's children disposable - and should that fail, they'll import disposables to get them.
The production of disposables aren't a side effect of their polidiocies. It's the point.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
How ignorant of all of you. As if Christianity does not have it's own history of the "kill, steal, rape, break oaths and commit a hundred other crimes" that is described here. But once you "Christians" have commited the same crimes this author is decsribing, you create and implement laws to keep anyone from even challenging them, and then say "oh, we're a peaceful religion." Bull shit! I may be going to hell, but I'll see all of you there with me.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
People are wondering why our elites don't understand this. Dudes and dudettes, are elites are, increasingly, like this. They just believe that they have a system which allows them to make other people's children disposable - and should that fail, they'll import disposables to get them.
The production of disposables isn't a side effect of their polidiocies. It's the point.
- 26/8/14
- Anonymous said...
There is no civilization... where there is Islam.
- 27/8/14
- Anonymous said...
Thanks for telling the truth. Part of the problem with the liberal West is that they don't get it and what's worse, refuse to believe it, because the facts don't fit their delusional view of the world.
"...blaming everything on the CIA, the Freemasons and the Jews." What about Bush and the Tea Party?
- 27/8/14
- blacksunorder said...
Islam is simply the Lucifer Principle in action. It's also the most brilliant ideology ever conceived, because it possesses an inherent vitality and will to power that no other religion or ideology can match. Moral arguments are irrelevant if they don't rouse you to fight. Islam rouses people to fight, and is a system of conquest that uses every available weapon to win. And it does win.
If you truly despise liberal civilization, you should welcome Islam, because it's a polarizer, a reminder of the power of history, religion and tradition, and an eternal challenge to liberal decadence, weakness, hubris and complacency. Western civilization is horridly decadent today, and like all such civilizations, it must weather assaults by more vital barbarians. If it doesn't survive, then it didn't deserve to. Such is the crucible of history, and the Lucifer Principle which none can long evade. Allahu akbar!
- 27/8/14
- Alex in Montana said...
Daniel, you are a gem and a treasure.
- 27/8/14
- Anonymous said...
It is so crazy how Rumsfeld used to make weapons deals with Iraq. Crazy.
- 28/8/14
- Patty Garza said...
In a disposable society, people have no value....sadly a very true statement...but what is valued to them is death because they think they will be rewarded by Allah for killing. Islam is an evil cult,disguised as a religion, but really a political ideology created by a madman,pedophile and murderer for the spawn of Satan...Allah is Satan.
- 31/8/14
- Anonymous said...
This is a point too seldom made- the vast difference between these worldviews. We might as well be from different planets. Most Americans have been so spoiled they cannot imagine, literally cannot imagine, the cheapness of life. I liked the part about them living a mile from it....
- 1/9/14
- Tim said...
With a few minor changes, this could be Mexico, Nigeria, fill in the blank. There is no longer a Pax Romana, Britannica or Americana. Here we are 100 years after WWI and William Butler Yeats and his poem "The Second Coming" still rings true.
- 1/9/14


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So, I was thinking of a way to get a little friendly competition up and running straight away (and in particular, a way to get absolultely anyone involved regardless of skill level), and what better way to start than by shamelessly stealing an idea I've seen in another game
'Winner Stays On'
The idea is very simple; whoever can win the most amount of consecutive races is the winner. The catch is - it must be Clean Racing Mode, and the challenger gets to pick the track and speed class.
- 1vs1 races in Clean Racing mode.
- Challenger must beat the current holder to take the helm.
- Current champion initially announces on the forum he is available for challenges.
- The Challenger gets to decide on the track and Speed Class. Everything is acceptable.
- Winner records the result in this thread, and I'll then update the table when I can.
- Champ must make themselves available where possible. If they're active but not taking challenges then they'll lose their title after a week of no challenges. To be honest I'm not sure exactly what would be deemed fair for this though?... obviously a real holiday is acceptable We'll just have to use a little initiative if this issue comes up.
- If you lose to the Champ, you cannot challenge again for 2 races, or 2 days, whichever is sooner.
- It is advisable to host a chat party with an obvious title such as "WSO - challenges accepted". People can join the chat then, knowing you are available.
Over time I'd like to build up a big old list of everyone who's got involved, which would look a little something like -
Current Winning Streak
Longest Winning Streak
- Ace3000 - 14
- Hellfire - 11
- JFthebestJan - 9
- RacingFan - 8
- chalovak - 8
- NotEnoughRed - 5
- blackwiggle - 3
etc, etc.
Let me know if you like it, or have any other suggestions? (I was thinking maybe it could be a best of 3? With the challenger choosing all the races? Will still only take 10/15mins tops), or let me know if I should just delete this thread and get in the sea?
Maybe I should have put this thread in the Arena? What a noob......


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Rescue teams at the scene of the collapsed parking facility in Tel Aviv were pessimistic Wednesday, saying the chances of finding survivors under the rubble after more than 48 hours were diminishing rapidly.
Four people were killed and 23 others were wounded Monday when the four-story parking facility under construction in the north Tel Aviv neighborhood of Ramat Hahayal collapsed. Three people are still missing.
Some 250 Homefront Command soldiers, assisted by the military's Oketz canine unit, and numerous police and emergency services personnel continued the frantic rescue effort Wednesday.
"This is a race against time, but we won't give up until everyone is accounted for," Homefront Command Col. Golan Vach told Israel Hayom.
Large and small excavation machines were deployed to the site once rescue teams made their way to the bottom of the rubble.
The structure had been intended to house up to 600 vehicles, and was scheduled to open to the public in October.
The collapse of the garage was a rare event in Israel that will be taught in the civil engineering and architecture faculties, Haaretz reports. The last time a building collapsed because of a planning failure was the 2001 Versailles banquet hall tragedy in Yerushalayim, when the building was in use. In this case the building collapsed before it was opened, an incident that old timers in the building industry have a hard time matching in their memory.
Building engineer Rosa Frances, a lecturer at the Technion's faculty of architecture and town planning, said about the lot, "The thickness of the ceiling according to the drawings is 25 centimeters," calling that dimension "a bit borderline." She added, "My fear is that there is an insufficiently strong connection between the pillars and the ceilings. The point that connects between the pillars and the ceiling is one of the places most known for failure. In fact, the construction [failure] that took place here is penetration," meaning the pillars penetrated the ceiling, instead of the entire building collapsing. It could be that all the railings were in the plans, but someone was negligent in implementation or that the developer didn't put in the necessary reinforcement… It is likely that the raft sunk into the ground and started a process of sinking that sped up the cave-in."
The parking garage's building architect was Dagan Mushli. The building engineer who planned the garage's skeleton is Hanoch Zahar.
JNS.ORG / Matzav.com Israel


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Give me the Bullets
- Canada has welcomed 30,000+ Syrian refugees since November 2015
- 316 Canadian communities have accepted refugees
- Experts calculate 470,000+ deaths due to the Syrian conflict
The Basics
Syria's been in a civil war for more than five years—and things haven't been improving. Nearly half of Syrians are homeless, and many of those affected are children. People are desperately trying to flee Syria in hopes of survival. How does Canada fit in? The Liberal government pledged to help Syrians in need.
Can We Start From the Beginning?
Well, we won't go all the way back—but we can start with the Arab Spring in 2011.
If your memory's a bit fuzzy, here's a refresher: The Arab Spring was a series of revolutionary uprisings across the Middle East. In Syria, this involved peaceful protests that became violent when government forces began to crack down on protestors.
Rebel forces started to organize and fight back against the hard-line regime, setting the stage for today's full-blown civil war and humanitarian crisis. Syria is not a good place to be—and many families are trying to leave.
Who's at Risk?
Short answer: Too many people. The conflict and refugee crisis continues to dominate headlines—and the civil war rages on. Thousands of families have been forced to leave their homes in search of safety. In fact, The United Nations estimates that 6.5 million people have been displaced as a result of conflict. Nearly 5 million Syrians have registered as refugees, and experts think the death toll has topped 470,000 people since the war began in 2011.
How Does Canada Fit In?
The Syrian refugee crisis was a major campaign issue for Justin Trudeau. He promised to bring 25,000 government-sponsored refugees to Canada, and the Liberals met their goal in February 2016 and have gone on to exceed their target. There are 30,000+ Syrian refugees in Canada and 20,000+ applications in process. More than 316 communities in Canada have welcomed—and helped to resettle—Syrian families.
How Do Canada's Efforts Compare?
Canada has exceeded our government's goal, but it's lower than Middle Eastern and European countries. Turkey has taken in the most refugees of any country at 1.9 million with Lebanon absorbing the highest number of asylum-seekers per-capita compared to its population size. Lifeline Syria estimates that nearly 400,000 refugees have arrived in Europe this year, with the majority settling in Germany and Sweden.
Are Refugees Screened Before They Arrive in Canada?
Yes. When a refugee is identified for resettlement in Canada, they're carefully screened to ensure they're healthy and law-abiding. Security agencies like the Canada Border Services Agency work with the federal government to process these claims. More details: Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
How Can I Help?
We're glad you asked. There are many ways that Canadians can help Syrians, and make a huge impact on their lives. Here are three ways to get involved:
For more details on how you can help, visit Citizenship and Immigration Canada.


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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adj. Of superlative quality: a four-star restaurant.
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Now, of course, some of the top recruits, the so-called four-star and five-star prospects, have already announced where they will be, uh ... matriculating.
It includes two promising quarterbacks, some productive receivers and a four-star running back.
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The Music Boy exhibition at the New Art Gallery Walsall is the artist's first in the United Kingdom. A 168-page hardback, illustrated catalogue featuring extensive essays by Andrew Graham-Dixon and Martin Herbert, as well as a foreword by Charlotte Mullins was published on the occasion. The exhibition is titled after a quadriptych of paintings depicting the artist's grandmother and his uncle playing an accordion.
Jan Vanriet's work mainly concerns the memory of history and the construction of pictorial surface.
As Martin Herbert writes: "Vanriet builds up his paintings in layers, and the strata of underpainting have, in his case, a polyvalent quality. In some cases they form glazes that gift the paintings with an internal glow; in others, the half-visible ghosts of earlier paintings both reaffirm the idea that something is being held back, and situate Vanriet's paintings as a carefully wrought, crafted statement that has gone through stages in order to reach a conclusive point, like a phrase honed through multiple careful edits."
Jan Vanriet's mother, father and uncle participated in the Resistance movement and were deported by the Nazis. His parents met in the Mauthausen concentration camp and their stories and memories of the Second World War and its aftermath continue to permeate his paintings. Themes of love, loss, identity, destiny and disappearance pervade his work.
And yet Vanriet says: "The starting point may be my family, but I see it as a universal story. I don't want the themes to be too narrow, too close to me, because they should go wider than that. If not, it is only anecdote and I have not painted well enough."
Jan Vanriet is a Belgian painter and poet. Born in Antwerp in 1948, he lives and works in the city with his wife, the author Simone Lenaerts. Vanriet is a pivotal figure in the world of contemporary narrative painting. He has represented Belgium at the São Paulo, Venice and Seoul biennials and has exhibited internationally in art museums and reputed galleries.
Vanriet's paintings are in the permanent collections of The British Museum, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, The New Art Gallery Walsall, the National Museum in Gdańsk and the Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw.
Amongst Jan Vanriet's recent solo exhibitions are Closing Time at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp (2010); Closed Doors at Roberto Polo Gallery in Brussels (2012); Losing Face at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre in Moscow (2015); Vanity at Roberto Polo Gallery (2015); and Song of Destiny at the National Museum in Gdańsk (2015).
Many distinguished art historians, critics and authors, such as Herbert Albrecht, Stefan Hertmans, György Konrád, Edward Lucie-Smith, Cees Nooteboom, Pierre Restany and Adam Zagajewski have contributed to the numerous publications on Jan Vanriet's work.
Jan Vanriet has completed monumental mural commissions at public and corporate sites, such as the Bourla Theatre in Antwerp, as well as KBC Bank and the De Brouckère underground train station in Brussels.
Jan Vanriet's work is exclusively represented by Roberto Polo Gallery, Brussels.
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Monday, 16 November 2009
Dear Diary... why can't a woman be more like a man?
Have been immersed for the last half hour in my 16-year-old self; and now wondering, is a hardback diary the same as a blog? I definitely didn't want anyone to read my diary at the time -- and a good thing too, it's hideously embarrassing, overflowing with flighty romance, then plunging into bouts of gloom -- and yet I seemed to be writing it as much for the diary as for myself; or rather, the diary as an object appeared to be a safe place for me to air my thoughts, but also a comforting listener.
Three decades ago, on Thursday November 16th, I was studying Macbeth at school, reading Camus on the bus, and watching 'Pygmalion' for the umpteenth time, while working as a theatre usherette, tearing tickets and selling ice-creams. 'I'm getting a bit sick of Pymalion', I wrote, plaintively, 'and the ending always seems unsatisfactory -- I'm too romantic.'
I did not quote Professor Higgins; but now, with hindsight, it seems to me that I should have done so, and taken note of these lines in particular:
'I find that the moment I let a woman make friends with me, she becomes jealous, exacting, suspicious, and a damned nuisance. I find that the moment I let myself make friends with a woman, I become selfish and tyrannical. Women upset everything. When you let them into your life, you find that the woman is driving at one thing and you're driving at another...I suppose the woman wants to live her own life; and the man wants to live his; and each tries to drag the other on to the wrong track. One wants to go north and the other south; and the result is that both have to go east, though they both hate the east wind.'
At the time, I was far too busy spinning around in a whirlwind to take note of which way the wind was blowing...
PS. I don't really think a woman should be more like a man; and Professor Higgins is no more my dream date now than he was when I was 17. But GBS nevertheless worth attending to, particularly for a romantic teenager of whatever age.
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- oxford-reader said...
I love the fact you've rediscovered your diaries. It's like a whole world has opened up!
In terms of diaries and blogs, I think it depends on what sort of blog you're writing. Before my book one, I had one that was supposedly charting my life after undergrad. Having just looked back at 2007, I see today is the day I finally found employment after searching for four months. However, that post is outside the norm, as most others were concerned with the madness my life took, and the various annoyances and insanities my mother presented me with. I have this to say about her on 30th November 2007 'Yesterday, I was sitting watching Middlemarch, because I am making a cookery book for a christmas present for a friend, and mum was watching bits of it. At the point Rufus Sewell is striding towards Dorothea with a look of determined passion on his face, my mother exclaimed 'Oh, what a lovely garden.''
I suppose the point I'm trying to make (very badly, and narcissisticly) is that a diary is written purely for oneself (unless one is a politician with an eye on posterity) and therefore it is filled with things one would never say outloud, whereas a blog is written with a public (whoever they may be, and whether one knows them or not) in mind, and therefore is more critically formed.
I remember someone in the creative writing MA at UEA stating that she would never blog, because the publicly displayed writing could always go back and be altered(spelling, meaning etc) and that was what 'real authors' could never do. I didn't hit her, but I wish I had!
I imagine Kathryn Sutherland would have a bit to say about blogs and diaries.
P.S. I love those lines of Professor Higgins!
- 16 November 2009 at 14:38
- Justine Picardie said...
V. thoughtful -- thank you for your comment. Love the story about Middlemarch and your mother!
- 16 November 2009 at 15:53
- Sarah Standalone said...
I love that Middlemarch comment too. The Chinese proverb that states if you want happiness for an hour have a drink, for a year fall in love, forever take up gardening - something to that effect, but you would have to be over a certain age to notice only the garden if it had Rufus Sewell striding through it!!
- 17 November 2009 at 05:21
- kairu said...
I remember watching Middlemarch when I was fifteen, and we all swooned during that scene with Rufus Sewell in the garden. Likewise during Cold Comfort Farm, when Mr. Neck comes to visit Flora and sees Seth for the first time. It's rare (for me, anyway) for a heartthrob of my youth to remain so some fourteen years later, but Rufus Sewell has and probably always will. Think I'll go watch Much Ado About Nothing (the chemistry between Sewell and Shirley Henderson just about cracks the screen, or maybe it's that voice of hers) this afternoon, as I'm sick and have the day off from work.
I remember trying to read Pygmalion as a teenager - I forget why I - and thinking it was dreadfully dry and dusty. Only recently I discovered the lovely film adaptation starring Leslie Howard and Wendy Hiller. Perhaps I will make that part of my sick-day film-watching.
- 17 November 2009 at 07:45
- Sarah Standalone said...
I love the scene in Much Ado when Rufus turns up at the church in his Shakespearean type cross dressing outfit, if it's wrong to fancy a man so much in heels, eye liner and nail varnish I don't want to be right....
Sorry Justine, where were we? Right, diaries and blogs...
- 17 November 2009 at 08:32
- Knitting Out Loud said...
Wow. Wonderful Chinese proverb. I find no reference to Sewell being in a movie of Much Ado? He was in The Taming of the Shrew in Shakespeare revisited, not the best one of that bunch. Must see Middlemarch again. Wendy Hiller is extremely charming in everything she does. And the man/woman thing: we seem to be getting more like each other, which I think is good. Being past menopause helps (why? you're more yourself or something, not sure - but you can still like Rupert Sewell, it's rather nice). Always had a soft spot for GBS.
- 19 November 2009 at 15:10
- kairu said...
Oops! I meant Taming of the Shrew! So sorry...
My dvd of Middlemarch has just arrived, must watch it again, and resist fast-forwarding to the end.
- 19 November 2009 at 16:49
- oxford-reader said...
For more Rufus Sewell action (I'm sorry, I seem to be a bad incfluence) you really should watch 'A Knight's Tale'. He's at his simmering, nasty best there. And it has Heath Ledger, James Purefoy (be still my beating heart) and Paul Bettany. Sigh, work calls - must have a Rufus Sewell fest soon ....
- 20 November 2009 at 00:26
a lady cant be like a man because she cant be soo intelligent !!! (no offense )
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This group also referenced the community plan as part of its argument. Had they attended the county commissioners' meeting, they would have heard the plan. It had so many contradictions that it was a perfect example of how silly such plans can be. If this group is so concerned about the plan being followed, it needs to explore the decisions made by the City Council.
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