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Reviews from students who attend my class.
Here are some of testimonials given by my students. They range from beginner to diploma level. My students enjoy their piano lesson and have given their positive feedback which I have compiled below.
Teacher Min is a very patient teacher. She encourages Renee and makes the lesson fun. I appreciate her efforts.
Renee's Mother
Miss Tay is always so encouraging, patient, and approachable. Being able to communicate with the person who is teaching you is one of the most important elements of any good learning experience.
She is a great teacher who will strive to bring out the best in her students. She recognizes that everyone learns in different ways and at different paces and then structure lesson accordingly. I enjoy every lesson of mine and of course her passion in piano, each of her beautiful piano pieces, motivated me to practice a lot, allowing me to improve tremendously. Thanks Min-Min!
Chiam Chin Yee
非常感谢min min 老师, 让我在十年没有碰过钢琴的情况下, 从来没有任何乐理背景和学习的情况下, 在从师min min 一年后拿到了英皇的五级乐理90分的好成绩。 非常惊讶。 我本来以为及格就好了。
她的教学和中国国内的很不一样, 不会那么的死板。 更加注重踏板, 乐感,全方面。 她的踏板技巧教学使我第一次理解如何正确的使用踏板,她也注重基础课程的教育, 有很多很多和别的老师不一样的手指训练。 min min 老师也是著名钢琴家ong lip tat的得意门生, 很多ong lip tat的学生都听说过精湛琴艺她, 我自己就是这样找到她的。 这么认真负责用心又严谨的钢琴老师很难找到, 我非常乐意推荐她, 其实她哪里需要我推荐, 她的价值早已被肯定。
Student's Video Testimonial
"I am a working adult who went to study under Min Min, 1 year after I passed grade 6 music theory exam. I actually found Min Min while doing an online search for an eligible private music theory teacher. I was really glad that I found her. Those 2 years of music theory lessons were enriching.
Min Min is very structured in her approach in teaching music theory and I found it easy to follow the lessons.
Her teaching is also very constructive, positive, practical and comprehensive. She is non intimidating and I always felt at ease to clarify any doubt I had. She is musically talented and has vast music knowledge; but equally important, is her capacity for coaching. She is able to impart to me the joy of learning, and the drive to progress. Min Min's perserverance, patience and professionalism are also some of the admirable attributes I have been blessed with as her student. She has my highest recommendation! "
Irene Ng
She is a patient and dedicated teacher who strives to bring out the best in her students. Her vast knowledge in music has provided me with a greater insight into classical music.
Her friendly demeanor makes lessons enjoyable. Most important of all, she is a teacher who listens. It is these qualities in her that motivates me to practise harder and to go all out to realise my dreams.
Happy Student
Ms Tay is an excellent and dedicated piano teacher. With her help and guidance, I found myself learning so much more than the pieces I had to perform for my Diploma. Being an older student, I believe I was not an easy student to teach as I held many preconceived ideas of how to practice, leading me to develop rather faulty technique.
Week after week, she painstakingly taught me how to overcome them to bring out a better sound quality. To top it off, we only had a year to prepare for the ATCL from scratch. I would not have been able to make such progress and pass the exam, without her help and our lessons.
Having experienced her professionalism and genuine concern she has for my musical development, I would highly recommend her to all serious music students.
We are very glad that we found Ms Tay to teach and guide our daughter, Yixuan for her Grade 5 Music Theory Exam.
Even though we had only 11 weeks to the exam, her systematic approach has made it easy for an 11 years old child to understand and score really well (89 marks) for the exam. We appreciate her patience and dedication. Thank you, Ms Tay!
Robin Lim (Yixuan's Father)
Happy Parent
Miss Tay is a patient, helpful, understandable and friendly teacher whom i know. With her guidence, i managed to pass my both Grade 8 Practical and theory.
I really enjoy during the lesson. Thank you so much for your great help.
At first I feel quite stressful facing my theory grade 8, because as you know, my theory knowledge is very poor. But after one month taking the theory lesson with you, I feel that music theory is quite interesting, even though I have to read and do A LOT of exercises.
Doing A Lot of exercise I still ok for me, but when it comes to READING. Anyway, Ill try my best, hope I can pass my theory exam next year and thank you for being a very PATIENT teacher.
Eva Widjaja
Its been some time since my last grade before continuing to pursue diploma in music with Min Min. She has been helping me shape my music and my musicality with technique work and working on pieces. She tailors lessons to fit the student needs to improve, esp on aspects i'm weak in and i'm thankful for her patience. Min Min is talented , knowledgeable musician and pianist with effective teaching methods. Will definately recommend!
Yvonne Wee
I had started piano sight-reading classes with Min-Min two months ago (end of September 2010), to better my sight-reading abilities. Along the way, I have picked up valuable tips and tricks on how to read quicker to achieve almost seamless playing. I admit that these tips were not taught to me before, but it was only here that
I realized that these tips/tricks could be used to aid me in reading/picking up notes faster than normal. My sight-reading have improved, and I hope to utilize what Ive been taught here, for my own practice at home. Hopefully one day, Ill be able to play as seamlessly as Min-Min! Thank you..
Ms Tay, has helped me tremendously with my aural skills that were barely there when i started out. During the lessons she was patient and willing to revise and teach me the theory concepts that I have forgotten a long time ago.
Besides teaching and helping me with my aural skills. she also acted as an accompanist during my grade 8 flute examination. she demonstrated skill and precision through out the whole process.
Matthew Tay Zhi En
Flute Student
Isaac and Immanuel enjoy their piano lessons with teacher Min-Min. In the last 6 months, they have learnt a variety of pieces such as hymns, Christmas songs and many other interesting, lively pieces manageable at their level. This has challenged them and increased their enthusiasm in learning.
Teacher Min-Min is also firm and encouraging in her teaching. She has taught my boys to take their lessons seriously. Were glad to have her as our teacher.
Elena (Isaac & Immanuel's Mother)
Happy Mother
"I hope at the end of it all, through teaching piano, I can teach my students discipline and perserverance. To mold them into well-rounded individuals who are sensitive, kind and resilient people who can lead a happy and satisfied life."
Min Min Tay
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On Friday I was playing with my daughter and my mum on the back steps of her house. My daughter loves showing how she can go up and down the stairs more confidently now so it is always a joyful moment for us.
Anyway, she had a fall and she hurt herself (which is fair enough, she is 21 months and likes to explore/climb etc) and I didn't think that much of it. Until I got home.
She wouldn't put any weight on her right foot what so ever and I even tried to give her a bath (favorite past time) and she wasn't having it.
I took her to mum's and she said to go round the chemist and get her checked out. So off we went and they looked at her and said that I should wait to the morning and if she wasn't better to take her to the GP or hospital and they would probably x-ray her to make sure she was OK.
I took her home, tried to give her Panadol (recommended by chemist) and she wouldn't take it so I gave her boob and she went to sleep no dramas. She slept much better then what she normally does so I was like "YES!"
So I woke Saturday morning and she still wouldn't put any weight on her foot so I messaged mum and we decided to take her out the hospital….
That started the waiting game!
We got the hospital bout 10:30am and we waited, and waited, and waited till about 1-2pm then we went to have her x-ray and then I waited another hour to be told that nothing was broken and that she just had a sprain and that to keep up the panadol and if it wasn't better in 10 days to bring her back to the GP/Hospital and they would do more x-rays!
And low and behold, she is much better. Still limping but shes on her foot walking around and running (do have to tell her to be careful but still……)
I'm glad my daughter is OK but I am concerned that we had to wait that long….

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Serves: Makes 4 servings
- 2 cedar planks
- 2 tablespoons pure maple syrup
- 1 tablespoon whole grain mustard
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice, divided
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 4 (5 ounce) salmon fillets, skin-on and pin-bones removed
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
Procedures:Cedar wood imparts the salmon with a lush and smoky aromatic flavor. When cooking with planks, they need to be immersed in water at least one hour prior to grilling as the water produces a maximum smoke flavor and makes the plank more resistant to charring on the grill. If using a plank for the first time, season the plank by placing it on a preheated grill for 2 minutes, turning once. Lightly toasting the plank on both sides will intensify its smoky flavor and prevent warping. When the plank starts crackling, it's ready for cooking.
Fully submerge cedar planks in cold water at least one hour prior to cooking. Preheat a grill to medium or preheat an oven to 375°F, and place a rack in the center.
In a small bowl, combine the maple syrup, mustard, oil and juice. Set aside.
Remove the soaked cedar plank from the water and place on a grill rack. Close the grill and allow the board to heat for a few minutes until it begins to smoke and crackle.
Using a silicone brush, lightly coat the top of the salmon with the maple-mustard mixture and season with salt and pepper. Using tongs, arrange the salmon on the cedar planks. Cover the grill and cook until salmon is flaky, about 8 to 10 minutes for 1-inch thick filets. Transfer salmon to warmed dinner plate and serve immediately.


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We had finally arrived in Positano after a long day of travel.
It was late and we were tired. Our phones were dead and we couldn't figure out where our accommodation was. Problem was, we don't speak Italian and the only person we could find in the town was a local man who didn't speak a word of English. I decided to do what any great man in that situation does...speak to the local man in English anyway, but with a slight Italian accent (think Tony Montana) and use more hand gestures than usual.
It didn't work.
In fact, we both had no idea what the other person was trying to say and just got frustrated with each other. It's funny now. Who tries to speak a language to a person who knows he just doesn't speak it?
Well, it was me this night.
But here's the thing - that's how a lot of couples communicate with each other. Trying to demonstrate how much they love their partner, but doing it in a language their partner just doesn't understand.
Let me explain.
In his book, 'The Five Love Languages' Gary Chapman suggests that we each have a certain style of giving and receiving love - physical touch, words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts or acts of service.
When you are trying to show love to your partner in a language they don't speak, you're essentially trying to speak English to a person who only speaks Italian. It just won't work.
Try this - before running to your friends to explain how terrible your partner is, find out what their love language is and start talking to them more in that. Maybe they appreciate you more than you realise, they just couldn't understand what you were trying to say.


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Gordon Brown has thanked his constituents for the "chance to serve" as he drew the curtain down as one of the most controversial but significant political careers in recent British history.
The former Prime Minister used a speech in his Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath constituency, which he has represented since 1983, to step down as an MP at the next general election after month of speculation.
With his wife, Sarah, and sons Fraser and John in the audience, Mr Brown said there had been "no greater privilege" than to serve the people he had grown up with in Kirkcaldy.
He paid an emotional tribute to his constituents for the kindness and support they gave when his daughter, Jennifer, died 13 years ago and the money they raised for a research laboratory in her name.
Mr Brown said his father, a Church of Scotland minister, had taught him that politics was a "about public service and a vocation borne of high ideals … and a great sense of duty."
Attacking the public image that politicians are "out for themselves", he said: "I still hold the belief in something bigger than ourselves. I still hold to the belief in the moral purpose of public service."
In the conclusion to his speech, he said the short way of finishing was to say "thank you" and the long way was to add for "the chance to serve." Mr Brown said the newspapers would judge his record, then history.
His decision to step down as an MP will bring to an end to a Westminster career that has spanned three decades during which he held the highest offices of state, including 10 years as Chancellor and three years as Prime Minister.
Mr Brown also played a crucial role in the battle to save the United Kingdom, galvanising the No referendum campaign with a series of stirring speeches that were credited with winning over working-class Labour voters.
Gordon Brown's Westminster career spanned three decades
His announcement came just days after a cross-party commission agreed a wide range of new powers for the Scottish Parliament under a fast-track timetable promised by Mr Brown during the final days of the campaign.
The former Prime Minister said he had originally intended to announce he was standing down immediately after the independence referendum but there was "unfinished business" that prompted him to delay the move. He said he wanted to be "absolutely certain" that the greater powers promised would be delivered.
Mr Brown said he was leaving London, not Fife, and would not be entering the House of Lords after May's election. Instead he said he would be carrying out "extended" duties as a UN Special Envoy for Global Education.
However, he said he would still speak out to help keep Scotland in Britain, and the UK in Europe. He said he would also campaign for Labour in the general election and the 2016 Scottish Parliament election.
He also thanked his wife and the doctor who saved his sight after a rugby accident at school, then again helped him when there were further problems with his eyes when he was in Downing Street.
David Cameron, his successor in Number 10, said Mr Brown had given a "huge amount in terms of public service" and predicted he would "go on contributing to public life" after standing down.
Sir Menzies Campbell, the former Liberal Democrat leader and North East Fife MP, said: "Like all politicians Gordon Brown will be remembered for a variety of reasons but no one should ever forget that when the world economy stood on the abyss it was his determined action which persuaded many countries to take the cumulative steps which ensured that there was not a global depression."
Ed Miliband, his successor as Labour leader, said: "Gordon has been a towering figure in politics, he has been a towering figure for the Labour Party. I know he will continue to play an active part in politics in different ways."
Ruth Davidson, the Scottish Tory leader, said Mr Brown could leave the political stage with his "head held high" after his role in Better Together's victory. She added: "All people who cherish the UK should be thankful. A big Beast is leaving the stage."
The news has been widely expected, with recent newspaper reports quoting friends of Mr Brown saying he was ready to step down. The former Labour also described himself as an "ex-politician" during a panel discussion last year.
The announcement is likely to kick-start a fresh debate about the legacy Mr Brown leaves behind on British politics.
Along with Tony Blair, he created the New Labour project and the party achieved unprecedented success by winning three general elections.
Critics will point to his manoeuvring against Tony Blair, ending "boom and bust" claims, failure to act earlier to minimise Britain's recent recession and ultimate lack of victory at a national election as leader as proof that he never lived up to his political potential.
But supporters are likely to see Mr Brown's implementation of the minimum wage, opposition to adopting the euro, global leadership during the financial crash of 2008 and influential role in keeping the Union together as proof of his impressive political legacy.
Lord Mandelson, one of the architects of New Labour along with Mr Brown and Tony Blair, said the Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath MP would be remembered for saving the banks and the Union.
He said Mr Brown "didn't get everything right" but he "did get the big things right".
Lord Mandelson said: "Gordon Brown was a big man when he was instrumental in creating New Labour with Tony and the rest of us and he remained a big man both as chancellor and prime minister.
"He didn't get everything right, and he would be the first to acknowledge that, but he did get the big things right – notably when it came to saving our banks after the financial crisis and saving the union when it looked as though Scotland was going to go independent.
"That's what he will be remembered for."


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Why This Recipe Works
The problem with most of the pasta caprese recipes we tried was that the cheese clumped into an intractable softball-size wad in the bottom of the pasta bowl. We found the solution to this problem in the freezer. Dicing supermarket cheese and placing it in the freezer for a few minutes before combining it with the hot pasta allowed the cheese to soften but kept it from fully melting (and turning chewy) during cooking.


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The following is taken from Gary Barg, Editor in Chief (Mindset - Alzheimersglobalstudy.com)
Regular readers of this column have heard me talk of the concept of "malinformation." This is when what you think you know about a subject is not only wrong, but greatly distorted in a negative way. Some examples we have spoken about over the years include hospice, long term care, and especially clinical trials. Which brings me to the point of today's communiqué.
The most important thing for any Alzheimer's caregiver to do is to take back control from the disease through education and knowledge. Then you can begin the research process of looking into what are known as clinical trials. Unless personally touched by a major medical challenge, most people will never hear about clinical trials.
Clinical trials are often referred to by a number of other terms by the members of the medical-scientific community-- clinical study, research protocol, or clinical research are just a few examples. All terms mean the same thing…clinical trial.
Each clinical trial has its own guidelines for who can be eligible to be part of the study. In order to assure the safety of those who are about to participate in a clinical trial, the government has designed a system that requires a trial plan, known as the protocol, to first be approved. After approval, a review committee is then assigned to the clinical trial in order to continually monitor the study and ensure that participants are being protected. Alzheimer's clinical trials are conducted under the guidance of a healthcare team. At the end of the study, the information gathered from all the
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participants is then analyzed by experts to evaluate the investigational treatment being tested in the trial.
Clinical trials are an important option to consider for your loved one living with Alzheimer's disease, offering potential access to investigational treatments before they are approved for widespread use. However, there is no guarantee they will work and there are certain risks associated with any treatment, so it is important to ask questions about the potential risks and benefits of participating in a clinical trial before giving consent. This process is known as 'informed consent.' Usually, insurance is not necessary to participate in clinical trials. All associated medical costs, and potentially travel expenses, may be covered at no cost to the patient.
Clinical trials often involve active participation of the caregiver, which can be a rewarding way for the caregiver to contribute. The specifics of what caregivers can / should do is best discussed with the study doctor.
Clinical trials are a window to new solutions for advancements in the treatment of medical conditions such as Alzheimer's disease. As they say on television: The more you know!
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Elastan (Pyjama):
Multilayer fabric, very smooth for flying. Resistant to tears, scuffs and abrasions. Fibers characterized by a high elongation at break of at 500-1000%, as compared with the yarns produced from the traditional rubber 2-3 times greater breaking strength. Fibers characterized by a high elongation at break of at 500 - 1000 %. Compared with the yarns produced from the traditional rubber, it has 2-3 times greater breaking strength.
- Weight 220g/m2
- Very strong fabric
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- 4-way elastic
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NORTH East Catchment Management Authority (CMA) wants to hear your ideas and opinions when it conducts a series of 11 forums across north east Victoria.
Practical Bushland Management on Wodonga's Fringe
Join Trust for Nature staff and landholders Greg and Lynda Oates for a walk and talk on their beautiful Huon Creek property. Learn more about:
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By Lawrence J. Fedewa – – Sunday, April 30, 2017
The first thing to understand is that "democracy' is a system of governance, and "capitalism" is an economic system. The genius of America has been to unite these two elements into a synergistic whole with the goal of providing every American "the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
The foundation of capitalism is "profits." A profit occurs when you sell something for more than you paid for it. All taxes depend on profits — no profits, no taxes; no taxes, no government. So, if governments (combining local, state and national) take too much of the profits generated by businesses, there will not be any profits, and the economy will fail — and people will go hungry.
Thus, there will always be a tension between government and business over the amount of profits government takes and the amount kept by businesses. Since there is no accepted "balance," there is always a tug of war between advocates of "big government" and "limited government," generally represented these days by the Democrats and the Republicans.
There are some basic issues at stake. First of all, governments generally have the guns, meaning the resources to enforce whatever they want to enforce, whether through confiscation (taxes), incarceration (prison), or militarization (martial law). The basis of democracy is to limit the powers of government so that it treats its citizens according to rules set by the representatives of those citizens. It is the responsibility of these representatives to in fact control the police, the military, and all law enforcement resources in such a way as to nurture the life, liberty and pursuit of happiness of all its citizens. These "rules" are what we call the "law of the land."
Obviously, it takes money to maintain a government capable of providing all these critically important services. Thus, the need for taxes. But there are no taxes without profits. People have to be motivated to work hard and to take chances with their money. So, what motivations are there which are powerful enough to get people to work hard?
Many motivations have been tried throughout human history. Fear is the most obvious. There can be physical dangers, the extreme of which is slavery. There can be fears of illness, of survival, of boredom, and so on. Most of human history has witnessed fear imposed by masters on slaves as the principal engine of economic activity. This is still rampant in our times — on a macro scale, such as in North Korea and other dictatorships, or on a micro scale such as in human trafficking.
The early history of capitalism was based on a slightly upgraded form of slavery. Where capitalists had no fear of government — or were in fact the government themselves as kings, oligarchies, or dictators — many forms of abusive behavior prevailed, including child labor, company stores, beatings and actual slavery. All human labor was grounded in despair.
Somehow, by the grace of God, the Founders of America — though many were themselves slaveowners — allowed the ideals of hope to shine brightly in the documents and organizations of the new Nation. Nowhere else in human history to that time had a national constitution been adopted which recognized the fundamental rights of all people "endowed by their Creator" (not by the State or the Church or the King) to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness". That bias against big government pervades all the American foundation documents. The accompanying bias in favor of personal freedoms was a necessary byproduct of this view, which fit well with the frontier and the agricultural life of most early Americans.
Those early ideals were so firmly imbedded in the American character that we have spent the next 241 years trying to realize in practice the goals set forth by our founders, even to the fighting a war over these ideals, a war which cost 650,000 lives, an entire generation of young men. We have come a long way, but we have still far to go. Our only claim has to be that we never, ever stop striving to achieve for all our citizens life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in the midst of our ever more complicated national life.
So, what motivation tops all others to make a person work hard, take chances, and create new ideas, new things, and new circumstances? That motivation is the desire to provide for a person's family, to live in peace and security, and to dream big dreams. This is the spark of hope which underlies capitalism and entrepreneurship and a dynamic society. This is the motivation which moves labor from fear to hope, and which provides opportunities for a person to do and become whatever he or she can achieve. This is American capitalism at its best. Americans have spent two centuries rescuing the good of the capitalistic idea, shaving off the evil, and developing the most prosperous and egalitarian society in the history of the world.
The mechanism through which this integration of government and economic freedom has evolved is democracy – a means by which the will of ordinary people can be enforced against the evils of unbridled capitalism, as well as human slavery and degradation. Democratic capitalism, as it has evolved in 21st century America, has set the standard for all the world.
We must, however, be vigilant, and be aware that we have not achieved our ideals, that they are ever under attack, and that the challenges will forever be changing as we continue to create our own American history.
(Copyright, 2017 The Washington Times, LLC)


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CoH: Sue Us For Clamping, We Will Counterclaim
The Corporation of Hamilton said that if anyone who had their car clamped sues the Corporation to recover the cost of the removal of the clamp, the Corporation will "make a counterclaim for trespass and will seek damages."
This follows after Bermuda's Chief Justice ruled that the Municipalities [Hamilton Pay & Display Parking Wheel Clamping] Ordinance 2007 is not valid, and as a consequence the Corporation of Hamilton has no legal authority to clamp illegally parked vehicles in the municipality.
A statement from the CoH said, "The Corporation of Hamilton is still in discussions with the Government regarding the resolution of the current parking and traffic issues. While these discussions continue we have received a number of inquiries regarding those persons whose vehicles have been clamped.
"After discussions with our legal advisors the Corporation is advising the public that any person who parks on the Corporation land without paying or stays in a parking lot longer than allowed, is committing a trespass.
"If a person who has been clamped in the past sues the Corporation to recover the cost of the removal of the clamp, the Corporation will make a counterclaim for trespass and will seek damages.
"If the Corporation is forced to make such a counterclaim, it will also be seeking the legal fees and costs of doing so," the statement added.
The legal ruling about the clamping is below [PDF here]
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COH is a joke
Bwahahahaha! Did the CoH really put this forward as a defence against a class action lawsuit. That's hilarious! Did they even bother getting legal advice. If any lawyer actually suggested this, they must truly dislike their client. This is ludicrous. Oh man, I can't wipe the smile off my face. LMAO!
Just call the police if they clamp you. COH will soon get bored of that.
By clamping them, you are forcing them to remain as trespassers. You are in effect welcoming trespassing by forcing them to stay there.
If you invited them to park there how can they be trespassers. They oustayed their welcome yes and can be ticketed at that time. But to sue them for trespassing don't make sense. There was no pre warning of tresspassing or trespassing penalties. How can you turn around and trick people . That would be disgusting and probably not legally sound.
Think perhaps you need to take another look at that.
Who are your legal advisers….i am not a lawyer or nor do I profess to understand the workings of the law….but this counter sue threat is logically wrong. Also threatening the public of more financial loss and thereby dusuading folks to equitable recouse seems highly unfair.
Please can one of the large law firms do some pro bono work om this….the people sseem to have been threatened. Their freedoms have been threatened, in my humble and naive opinion of course. What do I know.?
Totally agree! "Who are your legal advisers? I'm not a Lawyer or nor do I profess to understand the workings of the Law but this counter sue threat is logically wrong. Also threatening the public of more financial loss and thereby dissuading folks to equitable recourse seems highly unfair.
Please can one of the large law firms do some pro bono work om this, the people seem to have been threatened? Their freedoms have been threatened, (in my humble and naive opinion of course. What do I know )
and no "no trespassing signs" which we know is required to get rid of ppl legally.
I've been clamped before ! Didn't like the consequences for going over the time limit !
How do they arrive at such a figure when you only pay 2$ for an hour???? This left a very foul taste I refuse to use their facilities that require payments ! I'm waiting for someone to sue them for the dumb idea to put red bricks which are uneven on a side walk ! Unsafe !!! Whose dumb idea was that ooops did I say dumb ? You can tell when pen pushers make practical decisions ! Doesn't add up !
Perhaps the CoH should ensure their legal advisors understand basic legal principals?
Well played COH. Well played.
The fact of the matter is, any action in the courts going forward to recoup, will simply cost everyone… Well everyone except the layers. The courts have ruled that clamping by CoH is illegal, so going forward they can no longer practice it, any suits against the CoH to recoup past fines means the legal battling is going to cost the CoH… And where do they get their money… Taxpayers, so they are are the ones who lose out. Until the CoH sort this out legislatively, any attempt to go to the courts further with this will just make us all losers.
Someone with a few dollars for a lawyer should take them up on it and see the COH get shot down again in the Courts!
I may do that!
I say class action!!!
We should just boycott them !!!
In May 2015 the Ratepayers and Residence will get to vote for a new City Council. Once the City Council is elected I hope they fire the legal firm that is advising them and any City Manager that is on board with being so disrespectful to the public that financially support you.
Businesses make money by selling goods and services to the public who patron Hamilton. Business use those revenues earned to pay municipal taxes. Why is the CoH trying so hard to disenfranchise the public from visiting businesses in Hamilton?
If you want to control parking at your lots, get the fare price for time spent and stop abuse put in ticketed gates that require individuals to pay before they can leave. Then it does not matter if they park there 1 hour and go 10 minutes over or park there for a month you will get the revenue. Clamping you have to pay individuals to ride around in a van and think of the message it is sending when you are punitive to the person who is a few minutes over.
im still trying to figure out the trespassing part…
Me too. Aren't the lots for public use at the publics expense? Totally confused. If it's trespassing once past your allotted park time, then it should be deemed trespassing period. Let's see what a judge has to say about this crap.
It's not trespassing if you have a licence (legal term meaning permission of the owner basically) to park there (ie paid the fee). As soon as that licence expires you can be said to be there without permission and therefore trespassing.
It sounds good in theory but not sure how it would hold up in court.
Next it will be clamp my car, clamp your ankle…. 100 dollars to unclamp your ankle… what next
Can government just absolve the corporation already, what purpose do they actually serve other than constantly revealing how stupid most of them are?
Perhaps the electoral body should revolt and demand they all resign and hold elections for a new council.
Sue away people. The COH has lost every single attempt to take matters to court. They will find themselves trying to argue a point that the Chief Justice has already ruled on in this case and will themselves be liable for costs on their silly counter suit.
Lmao!! Somebody tell these fools that trespassing is not a civil offence, and parking damages no-one.
My lawd how these lawyers get paid for some silly things.
Clamp my car, and I am suing for loss of earnings and costs.
I am also removing the clamp and charging for labour.
It will also cost a $250 fee upfront to get your clamp RELEASED.
Counterclaim for trespassing, and I will use your clamp in court to show it was YOU who prevented me leaving therefore forcing me to commit the tresspass.
Of course I will countersue your counterclaim for additional costs and teach you the lesson you need.
C. of H. needs to get it together.
Trying to claim poverty thus needing parking revenue but got tons of money for lawyers and frivilous court antics!
Lol – that's a good one!!
Carlton you sound like a lawyer.
Hell No.
So let's make sure we understand this. The Courts in Bermuda have already ruled that the COH is acting illegally when it clamps vehicles. Yet it plans to continue clamping vehicles, on the basis it will be able to out-spend any individual who contests it in court. It has far more access to legal resources and funds for lawyers than an individual, and it will use that financial muscle to act illegally.
Absolutely amazingly arrogant and brazen behavior.
In order to counter claim, Does CoH need to have "No Trespassing" signs posted at each spot at the time of the offense?
Does any know what the "No Trespassing" signs of CoH look like? Has anyone ever seen one?
Yes, and also if someone trespasses on your property you have to send them a registered letter before you can do anything about it. Why would it be different for them?
Okay COH, I will just stay away from Hamilton and shop on line if this is how you treat customers of the city.
Some enterprising lawyer should offer to do a class action suit.
Sooooo does this mean we can park for as long as we want to then?
No- they can fine you. But it is illegal to clamp.
Now would be a good time for the Center for Justice to go back to court and ask the Chief Justice for a ruling on repaying the clamping fees that were collected. It would also be good if they could make it clear what the Corporation needs to do to make the clamping legally enforceable. People need to better understand what the next steps are as the corporations statement sounds like attempts to bully people into submission.
Didn't clamping come into force because of the ineffectiveness of the enforcement of parking tickets that are issued. There's over $1 million owing for parking tickets I believe. I don't want to get clamped but there's no getting away from it if you park in the wrong place or for too long. I'll bet it is a more effective deterrent than the parking tickets
When you licence your car each year, you should have to pay off your outstanding tickets before being able to do so. Would bring in a lot of revenue I'm sure!!
Completely agree with this. If you can't , then your car should be impounded too.
But in order to achieve this, the computer geeks at Government might have to do a bit of work. It is shameful that this has still not been achieved.
+when you licence your car after paying insurance it includes a tax that allows you to operate on the roads. why are we being charged for parking is my beef??!~!~!! never happened years ago it is enough parking space in hamilton and also we pay far too much to licence insure and upgrade our vehicles we do not need to be stressed anymore with extra payments some people really just don't get it penalize penalize is the only word they know! it is not necessary to have people slapping parking tickets on cars either, that is another guilty before innocent tactic that will not work, what offence has car committed…there can be parking attendents to direct people to available parking areas, it does not have to be penal!
I would love to hear what the Centre for Justice thinks of the Corporation of Hamilton's latest statement.
According to the law/s and Munipiciple (sp) acts the land does belong to them (COH).
No need for no trespassing signs as they are there already 'Pay or go somewhere else outside city limits.
These guys are clowns and have been ruled so by the Courts.
Starting next year there will be a Toll Booth at the Foot of the Lane Cavendish Road, Marsh Folly/Dutton, and Pitts Bay and Serpentine.
Anyone feel like a rum and slap a lawyer (clamp) next week?
As Questions mentioned above, you cannot charge someone for trespassing if there are no signs forbidding trespassing.
This is just belligerent behavior on the part of the COH and plain bullying.
I hope someone with the resources calls their bluff!
Voters in Hamilton take notice.
I agree clamping would be an effective deterrent; the problem is that when it clamps vehicles, the COH is acting illegally. And it knows it.
Yet it is now saying that it will clamp vehicles anyway, on the basis that it can outspend anyone in hiring lawyers and going through court cases. The COH is going to use its legal and financial resources to act illegally.
While I am not defending the CoH's actions, if you simply don't park illegally then they cannot clamp your vehicle or give you a ticket. It is that simple. Then this whole argument becomes null and void. Have respect for those that would like to use the parking space when you are legally done using it. Respect your neighbours.
"Look", the enforcement of laws should be done legally as well. Otherwise we're picking and choosing which laws get followed and which laws get ignored. Nobody, particularly an elected body, should deliberately be acting illegally. But that is exactly what COH is saying it will do.
I understand your point and I do not condone the CoH's albeit illegal actions. However, I also know of some people that have run up about 200 parking/speeding tickets and not paid them. Police do not follow up or enforce the fact that certain people have blatant disregard for the law. I am simply saying that some people need to follow the law and legally park. Laws are formed to ensure the smooth operation of a society. The law is the law no matter if you are an elected body or a regular member of society.
need to know what is lawful and what is ordinance. what is legal and what is juris prudence? until we know exactly what LAW means we are all in limbo! a policy is not law, an ordinance is not law, and if a proceedure is to become law it must be gazetted also public have a right to respond, object or agree… no one person or entity can decide law! some things are necessary but not expedient! we are not properly informed so sometimes we as people make decisions based on popularity and not focus on reality..
Wonder if they are going to have enough money for lawyers and repairing the structural damage to the theatre
If everyone paid their unpaid parking tickets then there would be plenty to go around!
My understanding is that the Chief Justice ruled the Ordinance passed by the Coporation giving them authority to clamp vehicles was not published in the Official Government Gazette as it should have been. Surely the common sense solution to this issue is for the Corporation to pass the Ordinance and have it published in the Official Government Gazette. Is that too complicated?
That's crazy when they've been clamping for years now?
Everyone catch the bus and ferry service and ride their bikes for 3 weeks and see how much hurt they will feel, I'm in for that. Then they can start laying these fools off. See how much pocket hurt they'll feel than
Any counter claim they may file for will be thrown out right away on the fact that their initial act of clamping the vehicle has already deemed illegal. Only ground they can stand on is for a parking ticket but that falls under the traffic warden so….
Exactly, I can see the CofH getting in very hot water with this one… They still have no legal right to clamp cars…and if a car is damaged in the process both the CofH and the security company as well as possibly the gard personally could be liable.
No- they can fine you. But it is illegal to clamp.
the merchants of Hamilton need to rise up against this foolishness. the COH is deterring would-be shoppers. I am one of them. COH is bad for business, PERIOD.
This statement is typical of the Corporations can't touch us attitude, these people are completely incapable of running a very small city they don't engineer anything and it seems like Hamiltons a big experiment and they are learning as they go. This bully boy attitude has to be stamped out!
The statement is nonsensical- on one hand they speak of present parking issues and then suddenly they are talking about about well if you parked and got clamped and sue … … Troubling that our city is this CoH's hands, and I am beginning to wonder about Fahy if he continues to allow this mockery … and poor management
They need better legal advice. (Their advice and case so far has been flawed.)
A counterclaim would be thrown out. They and the opportunity to proceed on that motion at the time but chose to illegally clamp. No court will allow them to conveniently try that on. If legal costs are awarded it would be against them…again.
And even if there was trespass. What of the damages – a few dollars, assuming they could prove how long the overpark was. Counterbalanced by their illegal act. They'd still be obliged to pay the funds back, then waste legal fees in counterclaiming. I'd counter sue them for damages incurred by me in the process.
No self respecting court would countenance their bully boy tactics. It was extortion, now it's intimidation…
Perhaps we should start talking boycott of COH shopping. St g and dockyard would love to stock up for Xmas for you. Just give them a few days to truck the merchandise out of town.
Sorry to be rude,but these ………
The CoH sued be sued by city taxpayers for wasting our money on the Black Mayors conference.
Technical officers at CoH are to blame for this mess – especially the Secretary. He is ultimately responsible for the ordinance that was improperly advertised and thus rendered invalid. Why is he not sanctioned? Another example of senior civil servants above scrutiny for poor performance.
Why aren't that made up peoples group marching on the COH. Slilence is all we here.
You can't take someone to court for trespassing if the individual is not made aware that they are trespassing. This can be done through registered letter or signage. CoH doesn't have a leg to stand on! What a joke!
Clearly another comment without any knowledge. The ordinance discussion is moot if you read the judgement" the government invalidated all ordinances without certain specific parameters. Even if it was published by CoH ift would have been invalidated by the amendment act2013.
As to the comment the secretary in 2007 is not the same as the one today so not sure how you sanction someone today for someone else's failure.
It is a mess that needs sorting but most of the comments are non sensical and not helpful. Maybe CoH should just close their car parks until the issue is fixed and they can enforce non payments and timed out patrons. Let's see where the nasty comments get you then eh?
Ahhh WHAT! eh?
We "the people "pay their wages. The close the parking lots the businesses in town will suffer and eventually wither away. Go ahead close them. Only hurting yourself. Bunch of selfish ********!
The CoH not only made a foul of themselves, but they also make this island look pathetic to the real world. Our newspapers are read in many countries. How can we allow this unprofessional behavior?
I believe the corporation doesn't own the land it belongs to the queen and her citizens. Her subjects can use queen land subject to the corporation s control. Hard to imagine how the corporation could allow trespassing in the absence of proper notice that no trespassing was allowed. Thats if the corporation could actually put up a no trespassing sign in the first place. The corporation only has a fiduciary contract with Hamilton not permission to block access to the queens citizens.
The facts are that the land in question is owned by the corporation. It is not public land and not owned by the crown .
The corporation uses the land to generate revenue (parking fees) otherwise it gets revenue from municipal rates . The more it earns in parking the less it needs to get from rates. So if the parking cannot be enforced ( in 2007 they were losing$300k a year) then close them and find another revenue stream or turn them into parkland and raise the rates , less hassle .
Clearly most commenters seem to think they have a right to park on other peoples land for free or as long as they feel like without any penalty so they can use the other private car parks and see how that works for them..
If that is the case then they are not geared to run a parking lot !! What does that say about everything else they do? Bunch of nincomepoops !!!!!
Clamp my car and I won't bother with a lawsuit….file criminal charges for wilful damage, entrapment, kidnapping and bribery. Have a good day.
The CoH is run by unqualified personal from the top to bottom in City Hall! This latest notion is prof positive of complete and absolute stupidity of G.O.! Do City Hall a solid favour and get out!
Lol they have clamped my car 3 times. I have broke every single clamp off and left it in the parking lot. They don't want to give out tickets because then the government gets the monies paid for a ticket. If they clamp it you have to pay COH. Just break it off with a few swift kicks lol !
Define your land coh……pubilc access has certain inaliable legal criteria….public access common area is by definition public…
COH did something illegal by clamping cars and now they are threatening us if we do take action against them?? The nerve!!! Do they own the site of the parking lot or do we the public own it?
Let's boycott the City Hall parking lot people
Holding your car there is a Deprivation of Liberty ( criminal offense ) … This can go south fast.


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I went to the School of the Art Institute and got my BFA with focuses in printmaking, scientific illustration, ceramics, book binding. In the back of my mind, it's always been my plan to make everything the way I want it. I like things to be done a certain way, so it's easier to make things myself.
What inspired your shop/work?
I would say in my artwork, nature has a big influence on my work. I'm very detail-oriented, so in my etchings, it's all about tiny little marks. I've always been focusing on small, ordinary, every day things like branches I found in Grant Park when I went to the Art Institute. I'm not one of those artists that does big projects based on things like "wanderlust," you know? I find wonder and inspiration every day.
What brought you to Chicago?
School. I grew up in Southern California, and when I was 18, I wanted to get as far away from my family as possible. I liked that the Art Institute doesn't tell you what to do. I thought RISD seemed cool, but it seemed pretty tight-laced, at least for the first couple of years, and I wanted to be able to explore and experiment.
If you weren't here, where would you be?
I think my goal is to live like an Emily Dickinson, Virginia Woolf, Beatrix Potter type lifestyle where you live out in the country just making work with little animals to keep you company.
If you weren't running the shop, what would you be doing?
Just making work.
What are you trying to learn right now?
I feel like I'm constantly learning whether I'm trying to or not. Especially with the shop, since I've never done it before, it's a big sort of experiment. I'm working on learning how to grow the business and make it sustainable and all those things. Then there are always things in the back of my mind like I want to make jewelry and I want to start making larger pieces.
What are you most proud of?
That's a tough question. I think, as women, we think we're not supposed to brag or take credit for things. I guess I'm proud of how the shop has come together in it's entirety and the feeling of it and the effect that it has on people – it seems like people are really responding to it. In order to not be overwhelmed, I think small, and so all the decisions are very focused on me and my sensibilities, and I hope that working from that place of authenticity and being true to my style will touch people.
How do you take time for yourself?
I'm really working on that right now. Right now, I'm not really doing that, but I'm trying to build in things like taking walks and going to yoga. I imagine [owning the shop] is a bit like having a child. It's really difficult to be like, "okay, now it's time to focus on me." You want to do everything for the shop.
Why do you think it's important for creative women to come together and collaborate?
Even just the process of getting this space, my former business partner, she was a woman as well, and real estate agents and business owners wouldn't take us seriously. It gets so fucking annoying. I feel like other women get it, and we don't have the same prejudices against women because we are women. We're not, like, hung up on those stupid things like because you have a period, you're too emotional and out of commission. I feel like, in fact, all the pain and struggle that comes with being a woman gives women more depth and appreciation of things and a little bit more perspective.
What is your advice for someone who wants a job like yours?
Usually, I don't like to give advice because I don't like to be told what to do, so I don't like telling others what to do. I'm not going to say the obvious things like "work hard," but I think be true to yourself. Trust your intuition. That's another thing, as women, we're told that intuition and gut feelings should be mistrusted and decisions should all be formulaic. It's nice to trust that sort of magic in yourself. A life without magic and inspiration is really difficult and hard. I think that's why people get so burnt out.
What is one thing that has surprised you in your path?
I think just making it this far. Growing up, I could never identify with characters in books or movies. I felt so sad and sub-human and never thought I could aspire to be like the people you see in books or movies. Just making it to this point and making it to adulthood is pretty cool.
Favorite female creatives?
Ones I already mentioned like Beatrice Potter and Emily Dickinson. Then in the Chicago scene, I'm really inspired by Elizabeth Cronin. I've never even been in her shop, but I've just seen her on Instagram and even from her website, she has such a strong vibe and style, and I really identify with that. I feel like the nice thing about small shops is that it can be a complete reflection of the shop owner, and when the shop owner has things that they like and are their aesthetic and brings joy to them, you can really feel that, and it's contagious. A lot of them are people who I've never met. Bari Zaki has a studio on Lincoln. She's a bookbinder and does calligraphy and has a lot of workshops. She's been at it for years and years – more than a decade. She has a similar thing where she sells art supplies but curates it and arranges it in a way that's pleasing to her.
Favorite Chicago places?
The Art Institute is really great, especially the Japanese wing. One of my favorite things about going to SAIC was having access to the museum and having that be a part of your every day life. Calling on times when I had a bigger radius, I love the lake. I've always had a fascination with the lake, even though I grew up in California with the ocean half an hour away, there's something really mystical and magical about Lake Michigan. It seems so vast and I really like being close to it.
Top three items of clothing in your closet?
My grandmother designed her own jewelry and had a jeweler custom make them. She was awesome. She was one of the big inspirations for the shop. She would always buy me grow up-looking clothes when my mom would buy me ditzy, floral dresses. She would buy me a red crepe suit with a matching bolero jacket.
I love this direct-to- consumer luxury women's line based in New York called Uniforme. It's nice because it's milled in Switzerland and has Mother of Pearl buttons. I have this black tie in red and grey as well that I alternate with [Uniforme tops].
Morning routine?
It's pretty non-existent. I wake up, realize what I have to do at the shop, roll out of bed, brush my hair and teeth, grab a kombucha, grab [my dog] Martha, and come [to the shop].
Favorite travel destination?
I just got back from a trip to California. My dad and sister live in L.A., and my mom lives in this little beach town called Del Mar that is right against the cliffs. It's kind of European in a way because it's so small, so I think that's one of my favorite destinations because things slow down.
Favorite extravagance/indulgence?
I would say sushi. As mush sushi I can afford in my budget, that's how much I eat. If I could eat it at every meal, I could. They're little works of art that I get to eat and it's delicious.


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(SALEM) - Many candidates for public office will spend the next several months trying to convince voters that they understand voters' frustration over the state of the national economy.
It may be easier than most for Oregon House District 12 candidate Sandra Mann, as she has faced some of those issues herself.
Mann is one of two Democrats vying for the seat being vacated by Rep. Terry Beyer, D-Springfield. The winner of the May 15 primary election will face Joe Pishioneri, who is the sole Republican seeking the seat.
Although she is a credentialed teacher, Mann said she has struggled lately with underemployment and economic anxiety.
"There are a lot of us credentialed teachers working as aides now because there are not enough substitute teaching jobs," Mann said.
Both of Mann's parents served in World War II, and she was part of the Baby Boom that followed the end of that conflict. Her parents had a house at the edge of the suburbs and were able to send her to college.
"We just thought it would go on like that," Mann said.
John Lively is also seeking the Democratic nomination for HD 12. A former mayor and city councilor for Springfield, Lively hopes his experience in public service will be enough to convince voters to send him to Salem to represent them.
Lively's service includes stints on several boards, such as the Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority and the Lane County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
"I feel so strongly that people in communities need to step in to those volunteer positions, and find solutions so the people that live here can get on with their lives, that I love to do it," Lively said.
When Beyer decided to retire from the legislature, Lively said, he was among the people she approached about running for the seat. The two have been friends for a long time, he added, but that didn't stop him from initially passing up the opportunity to run for the legislature.
Lively eventually changed his mind and threw his hat in the ring.
"It's something I've always been interested in, but I never felt compelled before, as I was always very supportive of the representatives of my district and who they were and had no reason to run against them," Lively said.
Mann's professional life has involved stints working for various public entities in multiple states, mostly in social work and education. That experience has enabled her to look at how different states manage similar programs.
"It was a good basis for comparison," Mann said.
As a substitute teacher, Mann has gotten to see classroom sizes swell over time. She said it's now typical for teachers to have around 33 to 34 children in a class, without any aides around to help provide more individualized attention to students.
"Kids are falling through the cracks," Mann said.
Aside from health care and education, Mann rates the need for living wage jobs as her top issue heading into the campaign.
This may be the first time that Mann has ever been a candidate, but she's no stranger to the hectic whirlwind of political races.
Her political involvement began in high school, as she publicly protested the Vietnam War. But Mann's first campaign work began in 1976. She has since worked on campaigns for former Texas Governor Ann Richards, U.S. Senator Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, and the presidential races of Al Gore and John Kerry.
"This is something I've wanted to do for decades, literally," Mann said. "It seemed like everything aligned itself."
Education, health care and the need for more jobs and private investment are also top priorities for Lively. He said he is working on an initiative to make sure that children six years old and younger are prepared for school. He also has been involved in efforts to increase access to health care in Lane County.
Both candidates plan to do a lot of canvassing to make direct contact with voters.
"My strategy, overall, is to get out and meet and get in front of as many people as I can," Lively said.
Mann said she intends to hold meet-and-greet sessions throughout the district.
"I really want to run a low-budget campaign," she said. "It can be done."
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Arlin Bantam is more than a triple threat. Sure, he acts, sings and dances well. But his creativity goes beyond that. The Stellenbosch University Drama graduate has creativity coming out of his pores and clinging to every strand of his afro.
Arlin recently starred in Rent, a musical which toured South Africa extensively and got rave reviews. Before that, he was in Marthinus Basson directed productions Die Man Wat Wou Wees and Die Gangsters. The stage is not his only canvas though, he has also acted in local and international films and television shows. Arlin also has a career in modelling and writes for the South African online music magazine SA Music Scene. His many talents have always been there, though and his passion for performance is a constant. "I think I've wanted to be a performer," he says "since the first time I heard a show tune. Something about musical theatre has always sat so comfortably with me. So much so that from a very early age it seemed purely sinful to even consider another career choice."
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Rosina - posted on 06/16/2012 ( 2 moms have responded )
So i don't want to write too long of a paragraph but here are the basic things i need advice on. My daughter is 5 months. Me and the father split and i have a restraining order on him. He threw me on the floor when i was holding my daughter. She was taken to the hospital and was inpatient. nothing wrong though thank god.
After that i got the restraining order and now i filed for custody. he did not see her in 3 months. I am scared by filing for custody that i am opening the door for visitation, Being he hasn't seen her and I know that the courts will grant him visitation.
It is concerning because i do not want him to have her overnight i know he lived with his mom and dad and he smokes weed with his dad. he has no crib, or travel system...no job either yet retained a great lawyer.
He even had a lawyer for the restraining order. The court said "a third party may facilitate in partial physical custody periods. I retained a lawyer too ...i am writing to see if any one has been through a similar experience and what the outcome was.
Court date is 3 weeks away i am so nervous and even thought of withdrawing the petition because he hasn't seen her and i know by going that he will get to see her. HELP!


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The Average Woman Kisses 15 Men Before The One. So Now You're Making Me Count?
I don't know who conducts studies like this, or why we seem to think they deserve to be called studies, but here goes: A new "study" finds that the average woman will kiss 15 men and have two serious relationships before she finds "The One." So, let me do the math, I will find the one in about...seven kisses ago. Is it seven? You really expect me to keep track of these things? And damn it, who was guy number 16? Was he the one I danced with while out on my birthday who used to much tongue? You're telling me "The One" uses too much tongue? That is just really unfair. If only I had KNOWN!
But wait! He can't be the one because this study says the average woman will also fall in love and be heartbroken twice before meeting "The One." And I have not been in love twice. In fact, I haven't been in love ever, unless you count being in love with guacamole. And Tyrion Lannister on Game of Thrones . So now I'm confused, because neither of those has ever broken my heart. So will I reconnect with too much tongue boy after my two requisite heartbreaks? Will he have become a better kisser by then?
In all seriousness, this "study" is really weird. Apparently it was commissioned as part of the paperback release of The Rosie Project , a bestselling novel about one man's quest to find the perfect wife. Author Graeme Simsion says the study is meant to be "a reminder that the path to finding a life partner can be a long and rocky one — and indeed is for most of us." Which is actually a very nice sentiment. But it's sort of negated by the fact that this makes it seem there is some sort of average trajectory to these things. Because that is just not true.
Though, it is interesting how similar the numbers for men and women are. The only major difference is in the number of sexual partners: seven for women, ten for men. So maybe there's a moral in that somewhere?
Overall, it might be best if we all just stop using the phrase "The One" at all. Because how do you define "The One" anyway? The person you marry? And if you happen to get divorced and remarried, is he "The New One" or "The Two"? Maybe we just retroactively revoke the first husband's "The One" status. There has to be a form you can fill out for that. And while we're filling out forms, maybe I can request to expunge too much tongue guy from my kissing record just to make sure he is NOT "The One."
Other highlights of the study's findings on pre-"The One" life include: women will be cheated on once; cheat on their partner once; go on two blind dates; have one long distance relationship; live with one partner; and have four one night stands. So wherever you may fall in all of that, I wish you all the best in predicting your future. And as you know, the faster you check things off your list, the faster you'll meet the love of your life.