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Sir Garry is an inspiration – Stuart
Prime Minister Freundel Stuart last night said Barbados' only living National Hero Sir Garry Sobers would forever be intimately connected to the country's Independence because of his exploits on the cricket fields in a series between the West Indies and England in the same year Barbados attained political independence from Britain.
Stuart told a ceremony that formed part of the celebration of Sir Garry's 80th birthday, it was fitting that the Barbados and West Indies all-rounder's sterling display came at a time when the Right Excellent Errol Barrow had confidently told the former "colonial masters" that he had travelled to the United Kingdom to achieve independence for his country but not to linger on the door-steps of the colonial office.
Sir Garry scored 722 runs in the series with an average of 103, while taking 20 wickets and ten "legendary catches", the Prime Minister recalled.
"[Sir Garry] will always be linked to the solid 50 years of independence between 1966 and 2016," he told the thousands gathered at Kensington Oval for the occasion, and those following the event on radio and television.
Stressing the symbolism between Sir Garry's confidence on the cricket field and Barrow's refusal to give in to the fears expressed by naysayers of the pre-independence period, Stuart recalled that on January 4, 1966, a resolution was debated in the House of Assembly calling on Her Majesty's Secretary for the Colonies to convene a possible conference to settle the issue of Barbados' Independence.
He reminded the audience that the resolution was passed by a vote of 14 in favour and eight against.
"So there were some doubts in Barbados as to whether or not we should proceed to independence at all, or whether we should proceed alone," Stuart said.
However, he stressed that Barrow was not deterred despite opposition from those who felt the island was too small to sever links with Britain, in very much the same way the West Indies Cricket team under Sir Garry's captaincy did not relent against the same colonial power.
Recalling that the West Indies team defeated England 3-1 in the series, Stuart argued that it was not so much the crushing defeat the team inflicted on the English team that mattered to Barbadians, but Sir Garry's outstanding performance on the field of play.
Stuart argued that during his career Sir Garry was a source of inspiration and encouragement for many young men and women, not only in Barbados but across the Caribbean region.
One Response to Sir Garry is an inspiration – Stuart
One cannot say enough about Sir Garry. He has and still is an inspiration to the region, especially back here in Trinidad and Tobago. Congrats to Barbados on their 50th Anniversary of Independence! Please Sir Garry, keep far from Mr. Cameron's administration (WICB) as it has the potential to sully your good name.


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We've talked a lot about the showdown last week between the top two teams in CA, Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei and Corona (Calif.) Centennial. It was a tough loss for the Huskies but linebacker Shelly Lyons was solid throughout the contest.
Centennial has a great group of linebackers and three of them already hold Div I offers including Lyons. At 6-1, 215 pounds, Lyons, like so many of the Husky players really looks the part and is very dedicated to the weight room.
Lyons is a tough, physical player with a high motor. He's a big hitter and able to take on blocks or make plays run away from him. He's a fluid athlete who is comfortable playing in space and definitely looks like a solid Div I prospect.
"Shelly has had a great season for us," Husky coach Matt Logan said. "He along with Brandon (Magee) have been our leaders and have played well all season.
"The matchup with Mater Dei was extremely tough. They would go five wides like Texas Tech one possession and then go two tight ends and run it down your throat the next. Shelly played well and I was very proud of him."
On the recruiting front, Lyons has a handful of offers on the table but isn't close to narrowing his list.
"San Diego State, Utah and UNLV are his solid offers," Logan said. "He has some verbal offers as well but a lot of schools are waiting to see what happens with him academically. He has some work to do in the classroom so a few schools are taking a wait and see approach.
"He hasn't set up any of his visits yet but were talking about it. We have a bye in three weeks so I think a lot of our kids, including Shelly, will take one of their visits that weekend."

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|Old Abilities
|Known Bugs
- Play Brewmaster.
- Play The master arrives.
- Play This one's on me.
- Play I'll drink to that.
- Play What kind of pub is this?
- Play Were you wanting to see some identification?
- Play There's trouble abrewing.
- Play It's brawlin' time.
- Play I fight any thing in the house.
- Play Here's beer in your eye.
- Play Raise em high, friends!
- Play I'm coming out swinging.
Entering battle
- Play Brewmaster.
- Play The master arrives.
- Play This one's on me.
- Play I'll drink to that.
- Play What kind of pub is this?
- Play Were you wanting to see some identification?
- Play This one, my friends, is in the bag, much like myself.
Beginning battle
6 seconds cooldown
- Play Yes.
- Play Yes.
- Play As good as another.
- Play I suppose.
- Play Dah, what's this?
- Play Hic! Hic!
- Play I barrel along.
- Play Just a bit tipsy.
- Play Most assuredly.
- Play What? Over there?
- Play For Yoy and Oyo.
- Play The spirits move me.
- Play Onward.
- Play Absolutely..
- Play I'm a bit in my cups at the moment.
- Play I trundle on.
- Play In a straight line.
6 seconds cooldown
- Play Attack!
- Play Drink it in!
- Play Belt one down.
- Play Punch drunk.
- Play Your comeuppance.
- Play Dregs!
- Play Out my way!
- Play Put up a fight.
- Play You…still there?
- Play One for luck.
- Play Bah!
- Play Step aside or fall dead.
Ordering a spell cast
Only when distance is at least 2x the cast range, 4 seconds cooldown
Thunder Clap
On cast
75% chance
Drunken Haze
On cast
- Play Here's beer in your eye.
- Play Drinks are on you!
- Play Bottoms up!
- Play Have another, I insist.
- Play Just a mite under the influence.
- Play How many times are you gonna miss?
- Play Can't you hit anything?
- Play Having trouble seeing straight?
- Play u Why I'll fight ya.
Primal Split
During cast animation
- Play u Manneh.
- Play u By Yoy.
- Play u By Oyo.
- Play Primal split!
- Play u I'm seeing triple!
- Play Three of me!
- Play Anytime you're ready guys.
- Play Ah, my boozin' buddies.
- Play u Jump in any time guys. Guys!
Upon Expiring
- Play I love you guys.
- Play u Ah, I love you guys.
- Play Three cheers!
- Play I'll take it from here.
- Play Back in the action.
- Play You guys go get more booze.
Leveling up
- Play My cup runneth over.
- Play Raise em high, friends!
- Play Spirits rising!
- Play Top me off!
- Play This calls for a drinking song!
- Play Let's celebrate with another round.
- Play Now I'm feeling it.
- Play Oh, so bubbly!
- Play Liquored up!
- Play That goes down smooth.
Killing an enemy
- Play Sorry friend, just trying to help.
- Play What happened to you?
- Play What's wrong? Can't hold your liquor? . . Hello?
- Play I hoist a brew in your honor.
- Play Why are you so fragile?
- Play Did I do that?
- Play What? That killed you?
- Play They break so easily.
- Play I'll drink to your memory.
- Play You should have come to me for instruction.
- Play That wasn't even a strong one.
- Play Cheers!
- Play Hehehehahah!
- Play Hehahahahaheh.
- Play Hehehehehhe oops.
- Play Hehehehahah!
- Play Heheaha!
- Play Hehahaha!
- Play Haahahahahaahha.
- Play Heheheh.
- Play Ohohohoho.
- Play Hehah!
- Play Hah!
- Play Hhohah!
- Play Hahahehehahah.
- Play Oohohouhuho.
- Play Hahahahahugheheh.
- Play Hahahahahaha.
- Play Hehehem.
- Play Heheheh.
- Play Heheheheheh.
- Play Hemehehm.
- Play Yehehehehhehehehheh.
Killing a specific enemy
35% chance
- Play Nothing wrong with water a bit of hops and malt couldn't fix.
- Play What you need, Morphling, is a nice foamy head.
- Play Morphling, you're making me thirsty.
- Play Water water everywhere, but I wouldn't drink you.
- Play Water…yick.
- Play Slardar, you drink like a fish.
- Play I've no use for spirits of the non-drinkable variety.
- Play I prefer my spirits in liquid form.
- Play Time for a cold one.
- Play Spirits, eh? Show me some proof. Heheheh, that's a pun.
- Play Who's hammered now, huh? Heheh.
- Play How about a little hair of the dog?
- Play Your blood alcohol level was insufficient.
- Play You can buy the next round.
- Play Rum is for sissies.
- Play I drank you under the table, and the ground.
- Play Tide, I think you're the only one here who drinks more than I do.
- Play Our ancestors welcome you home, cousin.
- Play The wailing mountains will grieve your name tonight, my cousin.
- Play Your ember may burn out, but your spirit returns to our ancestors.
- Play You rejoin the spirit plane.
- Play That knocked you off your high horse.
- Play I'll use your helmet for a chalice.
- Play Teetotalled ya!
First Blood
- Play Shall we call this off and have a friendly round?
- Play First blood. Well, that was quick.
- Play First blood! I'll drink to that.
- Play u Who is that? Show yourself!
Meeting an ally
During earlygame, within 1000 radius
- Play r Let's raise a cup before battle!
Last hitting
60 seconds cooldown
- Play Gold for my tab.
- Play Punch drunk.
- Play Bottom of the barrel.
- Play Down the hatch.
- Play You're buying.
- Play You forgot your gold.
- Play Eh he heh heh.
- Play Hic uh, heh eh eh.
- Play Eh he heh heh he eh.
Requires visible enemy player within 1000 radius, 60 seconds cooldown
- Play Denied.
- Play Uh uh.
- Play Uh uh.
- Play Not so fast.
- Play Not so fast.
- Play Too slow.
- Play Beat you to it.
- Play Beat you to it.
- Play Denied.
- Play Denied.
- Play Ah ah hic…ah.
- Play Hic, I…I don't think so.
Acquiring an item
Acquiring a specific item
- Play r I'll use the pointy end.
- Play r Blink Stagger!
- Play r Blink dagger, blink stagger!
- Play r Oh, scepter!
- Play r Exceptional!
- Play r A bottle. Now we're talking!
- Play r Battle Fury!
- Play r Heart of Tarrasque.
- Play r Satanic!
- Play r Assault Cuirass!
- Play r Monkey King Bar!
- Play r Sange and Yasha.
- Play r Necronamacon, or something.
- Play r Necronomicon.
- Play r Radiance!
- Play r Drum of Endurance.
- Play Immortality!
- Play May the draft of life flow freely.
- Play No.
- Play Couldn't hold my liquor.
- Play Wasted.
- Play Old habits die hard.
- Play My…liver.
- Play Last call.
- Play I've been cut off.
- Play It's closing time.
- Play Wait…I'll never touch the stuff again.
- Play Dead drunk.
Dying to a specific hero
50% chance
- Play You froze my barrel.
25% chance
20% chance
15% chance
- Play It's happy hour!
- Play Next round is on me.
- Play Oh, my aching head.
- Play Need coffee.
- Play The battle is meat and drink to me! More so drink than the meat part.
- Play I'm coming out swinging.
- Play I'm not in fighting trim, but I'll do.
- Play Yoy and Oyo return me to life.
- Play Contrary forces give rise to my existence.
- Play I live to drink another day! Hehaha!
- Play How about another round!
- Play Let's take it outside.
- Play Hehah! Wait for it.
Bottling Runes
- Play I'll empty this bottle soon enough.
- Play Into my trusty bottle.
- Play One for the road.
- Play This rune is ninety proof.
Activating runes
- Play 300 Ohhah.
25% chance
- Play r Eh he heh heh he eh.
- Play 300 Gold for my tab.
- Play Double damage!
25% chance
- Play Heh, seeing double.
25% chance
- Play Hasten me to battle.
- Play Illusion!
25% chance
- Play Ah, the more the merrier. There I am.
- Play Invisibility!
25% chance
- Play What happened to me?
- Play Regeneration!
25% chance
- Play Feeling no pain.
Ability on cooldown
First attempt within 10 seconds
Second attempt within 10 seconds
Third and more attempts within 10 seconds
Not enough mana
First attempt within 10 seconds
Second attempt within 10 seconds
Third and more attempts within 10 seconds
Taking damage
3 seconds cooldown
25% chance
5 consecutive clicks on the hero
- Play Drink and be bleary, for tomorrow we die.
- Play My Oyo forebears speed my staff.
- Play My Yoy ancestors strengthen my abilities.
- Play I will one day return to the Ruined City and again hear the wheel books' song.
Chat responses
Lane missing
thx, thanks, ty, or ally casts certain spell on player, 30 seconds cooldown
/laugh, haha, lol, 15 seconds cooldown
- Play Hehehehahah!
- Play Hehahahahaheh.
- Play Hehehehehhe oops.
- Play Hehehehahah!
- Play Heheaha!
- Play Hehahaha!
- Play Hehaahehah.
- Play Hahahahah!
- Play Ahah!
- Play Haahahahahaahha.
- Play Heheheh.
- Play Ohohohoho.
- Play Hehah!
- Play Hah!
- Play Hhohah!
- Play Hahahehehahah.
- Play Oohohouhuho.
- Play Hahahahahugheheh.
- Play Hahahahahaha.
- Play Hehehem.
- Play Heheheh.
- Play Heheheheheh.
- Play Hemehehm.
- Play Yehehehehhehehehheh.
Match end
- Play Yes!
- Play Victory!
- Play They'll raise their cups for years to come!
- Play Enlightenment is mine.
Cosmetic item drop
Rare and higher
- Play Hehaahehah.
- Play u Shitty wizard!
- Play u Crummy wizard!


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Coach Ken Hinkley says Port Adelaide were spooked and not brave enough – yet somehow still beat reigning AFL premier Hawthorn.
Hinkley's Power held off a fast-finishing Hawthorn to win by eight points on Saturday night at Adelaide Oval.
Port streeted to a 58-point lead midway through the second term but froze late: the Hawks booted eight of the last nine goals to give Hinkley a scare.
"The coach, including the players, probably got a little bit spooked in the last bit," he said.
"We just weren't brave enough and that is not something we say about us too often."
Port's 15.9 (99) to 13.13 (91) victory came with one glaring statistic: Hawthorn won the inside 50-metre count 79 to 43.
Hinkley can't remember ever winning a game with such a lopsided differential.
"That second half was crazy," he said, referring to Hawthorn's 46 attacking entries in the last half.
"But sometimes you find a way.
"We had lots of things (statistics) in the second half that we lost.
"But in the end we won the contested part of the game, and that is what we had to win.
"That (contested possession) was the only thing that we held on in. All the rest we got blown off the park.
"We won it in tight. We were able to win some crucial balls even late when the game was up for grabs – we stayed strong in the contest against a great competitive team."


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Best bakery ever! Can't go wrong with any item. Very food allergy aware, perfect for vegans, GF people and dairy sensitive people too.
AMAZING treats. The service was awesome and they have us free samples to help decide. They also have a military discount.
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Amazing!! Fabulous, delicious, and moist treats. And customer service was fantastic. The young man working the counter was just great and super informative. And to top it off they offer military discount!
I am in love!! Even my non GF hubby and son loved the sweet treats here! Yumazing for sure, and, in the back of the farmers market too- good location. Check their FB page! If you call, they'll even hold specific items for you. Amazing!
Everything was amazing!!! I could actually eat everything! (Everything is gluten, soy, & dairy free. Everything is made in a dedicated GF bakery! The address on the app is incorrect. They are located at the VB farmers market. 3640 Dam Neck Rd
Sampled the brownie, dinner roll & apple muffin. All were amazing! Best of all though was the angel food cake. I hadn't had any since I was diagnosed three years ago. Truly made my day.
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Traditional bakery taste- organically made allergyfriendly! Always gluten free and dairy free, often vegan- the taste you remember with ingredients that cater to diverse dietary needs!
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Welcome to the Pals' Blog Hop for January 2017. We are thankful you stopped by to take a look at our 2017 Blog Hop monthly themes. This month our projects showcase themes that are From the Heart. This includes any of the following themes… Valentine's Day, Thinking of You, Get Well and/or Sympathy. We hope to provide you with lots of ideas and that you enjoy our creations.
You may just be starting the Blog Hop or may have come from Beth McCullough at Stamping Mom, number 3 in the Line-up on the Pals Blog Hop listing shown below. The full lineup will help you move along from blog to blog so you may see all the projects.
Roses are red, violets are blue, have I got a Suite looking card just for you!
Folks, just go with it. You know it's gonna happen, so just smile (cringe) and move on! 😉
So back to the Hop: I went head over heels for the Sending Love Suite in the new Occasions catalog. Have you looked at it yet? WHAT? I can't hear you … OK, phew! I'm glad you're with me. That puppy is packed full with some truly amazing products, don't you think? (Nod your head).
That being the case, I loaded up my card with as many of these Suite products as I had on hand. I adore the teeny tiny envelopes. I am gaga for the thinlits that cut out the teeny tiny inserts for the teeny tiny envelopes.
Can you tell that I used the new Falling Petals embossing folder as a stamp to make the little white hearts falling on the card front?
Don't you love how you can manipulate our photopolymer stamps to do things like make a curved line of teeny hearts out of a straight stamp?
And yes, good people, you may rejoice. The Stitched Shapes Framelits will once again be available to order (give a rebel yell)! That's one of the circle ones on my card.
So, from the heart comes my wish for you:
As you slide down the banisters of life may the splinters never point the wrong way.
Until next time, stay thirsty, my friends! Amy
Thanks for visiting. To continue with the hop, go visit Wendy Klein at Doggone Delightful Stampin' or refer to the Blog Hop Line-up below. We hope to see you on next month's Pals Blog Hop!
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Since the late 1800's, hungry Philadelphians and tourists have traveled to Old Original Bookbinder's Restaurant. The restaurant, located dockside on the Delaware River, originally grew out of the seaport itself when Samuel Bookbinder opened his restaurant for business. All of the ingredients were close at hand. The river teemed with shad, schooners docked at the port with their cargo of spices, and the Chesapeake Bay offered its bounty of oysters, crabs, and clams. Fresh produce arrived daily from the fields and dairies surrounding Philadelphia.
Old Philadelphia surrounding Bookbinder's Restaurant has charming cobblestone streets and restored colonial brick houses. Visitors and celebrities touring the city regularly stopped at Old Original Bookbinder's to enjoy its legendary seafood. Famous patrons included Diamond Jim Brady, Babe Ruth, Tennessee Williams, Teddy Roosevelt, Al Jolson, Elizabeth Taylor and Frank Sinatra.
The restaurant was rich with history. The cobblestones at the Raw Bar were the original cobblestones from Walnut Street, worn down by the feet of the Continental and British armies. The ships wheel at the entrance was salvaged from a molasses schooner that met its fate on the high seas at the turn of the century. Sarah Bookbinder's lunch bell is now silent, but remained standing inside the entranceway as a tribute to the tradition of great dining.
The thriving little restaurant was passed to the Bookbinder children and stayed in the family until the depression era when it was acquired by John Taxin. It stayed in the Taxin family until it unfortunately closed in 2009, ending it's distinction as one of America's oldest continuous seafood restaurants.
The Taxin family opened another Old Original Bookbinder's restaurant in Richmond, Virginia. It is located on the first floor of the restored warehouse building at 2306 East Cary Street. The Richmond restaurant in Tobacco Row is a complement to the Philadelphia location.
In the early 1970?s Old Original Bookbinder's created a foods division, selling traditional restaurant favorites packaged as convenient take home products in specialty and grocery stores nationwide. The foods division offers a full line of seafood soups and sauces bearing the familiar yellow and blue Old Original Bookbinder's label.
The Bookbinder's food division was separated as a stand-alone company in 1999. Silver Spring Foods now manufactures and markets Bookbinder condiments. Bookbinder Specialties acquired the rights for the food, soups and seasoning lines in 2009, with the goal of merging the tradition and heritage of the old favorites with the expectations and tastes of today's gourmet consumers. Our legend continues!


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Porcelain Dolls, Porcelain Pieces, Polymer Clay Creations,
Kits and Personal and Group Classes.
Welcome to Eva's
Thanks for stopping by.
I'm not good at computers so I will update whenever I can. If you see something not working please let me know. I greatly appreciate it!
We also have items for sale on our Etsy page. The link can be found below.
There are classes now available at our new location in NE Minneapolis. Please contact us for specifics if you are in the area!
I like attending miniature shows with my Creations and supplies. I have always enjoyed being able to see what I am purchasing to know if it wil work for me and I like meeting everyone at the shows I attend. It's great to meet new faces and exchange ideals for projects.
Here you will find some of my finished pieces as well as some of my stock of supplies available for purchase. I can either take an email order or Etsy order. If you would like a certain item just email me and I can send you an invoice.
Silk and Cotton Fabrics in solids and prints, Lace's - new and vintage pieces, Ribbons-mostly vintage, Trims-new and vintage, Beads, Buckles, Rhinestones, Wigging, Thin Leathers in many colors, Patterns, Kits, Tools, Porcelain, Polymer Clay, ETC.
All for the Miniature Artistian or Heirloom Stitcher. For the beginner to expert. Please feel free to ask any questions. Always happy to help another create a masterpiece or have a special commision piece requested.
All materials are perfectly sized for 1/12th, 1/2, 1/4 scale and Play Scales as well as other scales.
We are here to help the beginner as well as the advanced Artist with all of their Questions as well as supplying those tiny and hard to find supplies.
You can find just about everything here to complete your own small project wether it be dolls, doll clothing, upolstering, accessories , etc.
I carry many
Silk Fabrics, (Hobati, Gauze, Charmese, Taffeta) in solids, stripes, prints and plaids.
Cotton Fabrics,(Batiste, Jacquards, Prints - Florals and designs, Stripes, Plaids,Solids)
Many Vintage Trimmings not found elsewhere (some are over 75 years old and haven't been made or recreated for the last 50 years)
We offer a wide range of Silk Ribbons in sizes 2mm, 4mm, 7mm and 13mm.
We also have other ribbons including vintage grossgrain in 3 tiny sizes. souche, flexi braid (one of my favorites) - perfect size and very nice going around corners in designs. Super Soft Satin Ribbon that acts as if it were made of silk, so plyable that i make roses and rossettes in miniature extremely easily.
We also carry Bunka, Patterns for Miniature Figures for Women, Men, Children and Infants. Mostly for 1/12" Scale. We also have kits available that include everything needed to complete a project.
We also have porcelain dolls in 1/12th scale and Half scale. We also have some unusual porcelain pieces. Including Tea sets, Dishware, Vases and furniture (bathtub, bathroom sink, toilet, antique heating stove, just to name a few) as well as our asian and fairy pieces.
We will have pictures up of some of the finished pieces soon. These can be purchased as finished pieces as well as do it yourself in a kit or paint your own.
NOW you can make purchases easily by going to my Etsy.com and use PayPal to purchase items with ease.
You will find some of our catalog pages in the "SERVICES" Tab. So please go ahead and check it out. Please note that colors may not appear as they truly are due to monitor differences. So if you are trying to match a certain color just let me know.
I have also started placing some of my pictures of our dolls in the about us page, so definatly check out the finished products!
Any questions please don't hesitate to ask. I enjoy helping a fellow artist accomplish their projects. THANK YOU for for stopping and taking a look!
Yes, We are still under construction, I am learning how to create web pages. Some things to stump me at times. Thank you for your patience!
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We carry fabrics and trimmings for the Miniature Artists. All are thin and flexicble and of the right size for making almost every scale. Some are New and others are Vintage Finds. We even have items that were from the 1920's.
We currently have a 42 page mail order catalog being updated. If you are interested in seeing it please give me an email. I am in the process of getting the pages uploaded to be seen on the web.
We can be reached by email (link below) firstname.lastname@example.com
I do check this quite often. Please allow for some delay in responding. I'm not always online.
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- More Balcony Birding
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- The Economics of Happiness
- Connecting the Dots….
- In the killing fields of Nagaland
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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Galibore revisited – 15 Nov '08
Since the visit with Jan last year, I'd made another half day trip to the Heganuru forest with my birding buddies in July 08. We had started out on Kanakapura Road as usual, and on a last minute whim decided to … Continue reading
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Catch 'em young!
Sometime back our friend R had asked me to organize a talk on bird watching for the kids at Headstart, the Montessori school that he runs in Koramangala. I posted on bngbirds for a volunteer and got a few responses. … Continue reading
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Hiking in the Sahyadris
We were taken by surprise when R proposed a trekking trip during Diwali, since strenous holidays are strictly against his Take-It-Easy-Policy. Some planning and several drop-outs later, we found ourselves on the late Friday night flight to Pune. Amazingly enough, … Continue reading
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Boner pakhi
Why the name, you ask? What does it mean? Which language is it? How is it pronounced? So I thought a brief explanation might be appropriate. "Boner pakhi" is Bengali for "bird of the forest", and is pronounced Bow-nay-r Paa-khee. … Continue reading
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Hampi and Daroji – 15 Aug '08
A long weekend was identified for our repeat visit to Hampi. R and myself had been there a few years ago, while it was the first visit for R/S. Z would join us from Bombay, and we decided to combine … Continue reading


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favourite faces for favourite mythic ladies: Tiamat with Dany Verissimo
You swallowed everything, like distance.
Like the sea, like time. In you everything sank.
Chaos. Bending, breaking, beginning - She is the sea-salt waves that crush and obliterate, the twisting serpent of fortune with a maw that tears the earth to begin anew. Sharp teeth, smooth skin, dark eyes, briny lips, a treacherous tide and a barren coast - fearless ocean mother who gave birth to all, fearsome ocean mother who devours all once more.
Cut her down and start again. From her ribs we'll build the heavens and the earth, we'll make them strong and true with high towers of stone and endless shining sky. And her weeping eyes? Make them rivers, turning her saltwater to the unstoppable Tigris and Euphrates. The tail that lashed in battle and took down a dozen men, we'll place it above us in the night, a path to light the darkest hours. Tiamat, Chaos Mother, you who gave us all only to try and take it back. You who have given us all when we took it by force.


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GARY Hamilton has defended his side's tactics after Glenavon seemed to set up overly defensive on Saturday.
The Blues were over-run in the first-half at the Oval as they looked to sit back well inside their own half.
Hamilton, however, explained that his side were trying to take the Glens' talented midfield out of the game and instead bemoaned his side's lack of concentration that led to them conceding just minutes after drawing level in the second period.
He said: "We had a game-plan which was to stop their three midfielders playing and getting on the ball. It's better to have a defender on the ball rather than a midfielder who is more comfortable on it. We watched Portadown playing against them the week before and that's what they did too. It worked for them because they stopped the midfielders getting on the ball.
"Before Glentoran scored, it was working well for us because Mark Clarke was taking the ball out of their defence and they were losing the ball. Then we got in behind them a couple of times and we had as many chances as they did until they scored.
"After the goal, we had to change it because then they didn't have to force it to score. We had to come out and we went 4-4-2.
"I felt it worked when we changed it again and we got ourselves back into the game. We were well on top in the second-half until we scored and got our just rewards.
"It was a gamble because they started to hit us on the break. That's why we lined up the way we did at the start because then we stopped that happening.
"We weren't going out to get a point. We were going for a win. If you watch the first half of their game against Portadown, Glentoran had all the possession in the first half there as well.
"Unfortunately the attitude and discipline of our players cost us after we scored.
"It happened against Ballymena and again this week. After we went 1-1 on Saturday, I felt confident we would win but those first five or ten minutes were crucial.
"I've played for Glentoran and if they don't score in that period, the fans get on their backs and the players end up going into a shell and sitting deep.
"We worked on things after the Ballymena games and told people what we wanted them to do but it comes down to responsibility. We can't install mental discipline into players.
"The older players like Kris Lindsay and Eddie McCallion have it but the younger players don't yet. We're not criticising them for that because it comes with experience.
"We conceded from a set-piece after going man-marking, which we did for the first time because they hit most of their corners deep. We asked players to take the responsibility but we didn't get close to Mark Clarke when he scored. I'll not single out who it was but our player switched off. It's just a case of concentration, we're not asking players to do something they can't.
"We need to concentrate and have more discipline if we're going to get results."


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The Advisory Committee – a dedicated group of top CFS experts and advocates – will report on the latest research findings and patient needs, and submit budget allocation recommendations to the Secretary of HHS.
All CFS Patients and Advocates are invited to attend this public meeting. And a number of individual patients/advocates (who were required to register by Friday, May 11) will be presenting five-minute public witness testimonials.
Introducing New CFSAC Members, and Meeting Details
The CFS Advisory Committee is a group of experts responsible for informing and advising the U.S. Secretary of Public Health & Science on:
A roster of members with background information is provided at the CFSAC website (http://www.hhs.gov/advcomcfs). Featured are the qualifications of five new members, appointed recently to replace a group whose terms have expired. The new members are:
Dr. Ronald Glaser, PhD
Associate Vice President for Research,
Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
Dr. Arthur Hartz, MD, PhD
Professor for Quality in Family Medicine
Department of Family Medicine
University of Iowa College of Medicine, Iowa City, Iowa
Dr. Leonard Jason, PhD
Director, Center for Community Research
DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois
Dr. Nancy Klimas, MD
Professor of Medicine,
University of Miami School of Medicine
Miami, Florida
Dr. Christopher Snell, PhD
Department of Sport Sciences
University of the Pacific
Additionally, Dr. James M. Oleske, MD, MPH, CIP, was named the new Chair of the Committee. Dr. Oleske is:
Director, Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, Immunology and Infectious Diseases,
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
New Jersey Medical School, Newark, New Jersey
Photo ID Required for Admission
General public attendance is limited to space available, and those planning to attend must provide a photo ID for entry into the building. Reasonable special accommodations including sign language interpretation are available by advance request.
Meeting Times and Address
Wednesday, May 16, 2007 and Thursday, May 17, 2007
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. both days
Department of Health and Human Services
Hubert H. Humphrey Building, Room 800
200 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20201
For Further Information Contact
Dr. Anand K. Parekh, Executive Secretary, CFSAC
Department of Health and Human Services
200 Independence Avenue, SW., Room 727H
Washington, DC 20201
Or Ms. Olga Nelson at (202) 401-7899.


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Frances Elaine Smith, 43, of 115 Rachel St., died Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2003.
A native of Greensboro, She was a daughter of the late Roy Birch Griffin and Eudora Turner Griffin. She was a homemaker and member of Springfield Baptist Church, Union Point.
Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Springfield Baptist Church with the Rev. James Wright Sr. officiating. The body will be placed in the church at 3 p.m. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Survivors include four daughters, Katrina Thomas and Jennifer Smith, both of Union Point, and Crystal Smith and Stephanie Smith, both of Greensboro; four sons, Eureka Smith, Loyd Smith Jr., Jasper Smith and Marcus Smith, all of Greensboro; two sisters, Yvonne Smith, Union Point, and Effie Jean Johnson, Detroit, Mich.; and a grandchild.
Watts Funeral Home, Union Point, has charge of arrangements.
Athens Banner-Herald, Saturday, Jan. 11, 2003
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Orlando Man Punishes Dog by Dragging to Death
Twenty year old Kevin Collins of Orlando got angry at his pit bull after it killed his little chihuahua, which is understandable. Anyone would be upset or angry. But fortunately not just anyone would hook the dog to the back of their SUV and drag it down a dirt road until it was dead, then just dump its body on the side of the road and leave it. This is exactly what Kevin Collins did this past Thursday!
Unfortunately for Collins, a woman driving along County Road 775 North saw him dragging the dog and just dump it. She took down his plate number and called the police.
Tracked down at his parents' house, police said Collins told them the pit bull killed one of his Chihuahua dogs and he shot the dog. Then, still angry at the pit bull, Collins hooked the dog's leash to his vehicle and drove down the road, police said he admitted. He was arrested by Steuben police and charged with felony animal cruelty.
Already on probation for a charge of minor in possession of alcohol, Collins was in lock-up in the Steuben County jail on $10,000 bail as of Friday. If convicted, he could face a sentence of six months to 3 years.
The case is still being investigated and a vet will be examining the body of the dragged dog. Steuben police said the few cases of animal cruelty they see are usually neglect rather than something like this, the intentional cruelty and death that was inflicted on this poor animal.
I can understand being angry if these were my dogs and one killed the other, but to viciously and callously torture the dog to death, it's just horrific!! And who knows the whole story why the pit bull killed the chihuahua? Regardless, this was an act of supreme inhumanity!
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The state is considering expanding Cape FLYER train service to and from Cape Cod.
The state is considering expanding Cape FLYER train service to and from Cape Cod.
In a release from Gov. Deval Patrick's office, the administration said following the success of the 2013 summer season, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation and the Cape Cod Regional transit Authority will "support permanent weekend service from Memorial Day through Columbus Day."
In addition, MassDOT will launch a study to review the feasibility of year-round weekend service on the rail line. MassDOT also plans to add a Wareham stop.
This year, 16,586 people rode the Cape FLYER. The service generated more than $290,000 in revenue according to the governor's office.
"The Cape FLYER provides an excellent opportunity for people to have a convenient and relaxing 'car-free' trip and to enjoy the beaches, restaurants, shopping and recreational opportunities that the Cape and Islands have to offer during the summer," said CCRTA Administrator Thomas Cahir in a prepared statement. "We look forward to working with the Patrick Administration and our partners to continue to provide new mobility options while reducing congestion."


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In this interview, Program Manager Gargee Sharma discusses the Virtual Machine Servicing Tool (VMST) 3.0.
"VMST solves a common challenge that datacenter admins face for keeping their Hyper-V virtual machine images up-to-date through servicing offline VMs."
Gargee discusses "VMST feature set, then shows a demo for how to configure VMST to include offline VM images in a servicing cycle. This'll ensure that these VMs are kept compliant, so that any new VMs that're deployed using these templates willn't pose any security vulnerability," revealed TechNet Edge.
Best of all -- VMST 3.0 is available today as a free download!


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By Marney Simon | Enterprise Staff
With warm weather back in full swing, it's also time to hit the brakes for spring time road work.
Road work along Route 30 got underway this week, between 143rd Street and Ogden Avenue.
The work involves patching and concrete work, prepping the road for a continuing resurfacing project. A water main replacement is also underway in the area.
Meanwhile, drivers should expect to find an alternate route if they regularly use 127th Street from Heggs Road to just east of the entrance to Northwest Community Park.
The 127th Street reconstruction project will have the roadway out of commission until the end of summer, with reopening expected in September.
During that time, the road will be shut off to traffic, and a detour will be set up for drivers. The detour will include a route along Heggs Road, 135th Street, and Route 30.
Access to the King's Bridge Subdivision will be maintained through Shenandoah Trail.
The reconstruction project includes widening the street in order to add in left turn lanes, a new median, and new curbs and gutters in place of the existing ditch. The culvert will also be replaced with a shared-use path.
The total project will be done by fall.
Other road work has slowly but surely gotten back up to speed as the outdoor weather begins to cooperate.
Work is continuing along route 30 between downtown Plainfield and the I-55 interchange, as the contractor on that project has started work on the Lily Cache Creek bridge.
That work will include widening the sidewalk on the southwest side of the bridge, which will allow for a shared used path. New traffic signals are expected to go up this spring.
The Nicor Pipeline replacement project continues from Caton Farm to 127th, with crews working this week along Bott Park. Nicor is replacing seven miles of underground pipeline, with work near Electric Park in downtown Plainfield expected to be done by summer. The project this week includes lane closures and traffic interruptions on Renwick Road and River Road, with vehicles entering and leaving the roadway to access the construction area.
As far as gearing up for spring, while road crews are out doing their thing, homeowners can get to work as well. This week is Spring Cleanup Week.
During regular garbage pickup this week, residents of the village can place household refuse, bulk items, and white goods at the curb for pick up by Waste Management. Electronics, hazardous waste (paints, oils, and solvents), tires, construction and demolition materials, concrete, rock, dirt, engines or large automotive parts, and any oversized items that cannot be placed in a compactor type truck will not be accepted.


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2014 SIT Photo Contest Winners Announced
The annual SIT Photo Contest is a chance for SIT Graduate Institute and SIT Study Abroad students and alumni to submit photos that capture SIT's mission and values. In the 2014 contest, nearly 200 students and alumni submitted over 600 photographs. A select group of SIT staff chose their three favorites (staff pick category), and then we let the SIT student and alumni community vote to choose three more winners from a select group of finalists (viewers' choice category). See the winning photos below, and hear the stories behind these photographs in the photographers' own words. 1st Place, Staff Pick – Alexander Voynow, IHP/Comparative: Human Rights: Foundations, Challenges, and Advocacy Both of these pictures were taken on the same day, at the same event. Within our first week in Kathmandu, we were lucky enough to experience the Indra Jatra festival, … Continue reading
Seeds of Change
Gretchen Powers is a photographer, documentary filmmaker, and alumna of SIT Nepal: Development and Social Change. During her independent study project, Powers filmed "Seeds of Change," a documentary about apple growers in the Kali Gandaki River Valley of Nepal. Purna's brown weathered hand offered me a bright yellow apple. Kept for five months in cold storage below her guesthouse in the foothills of the Himalayas, the apple still felt firm and tasted completely fresh. It was a little drier and had a tougher skin than the apples that I grew up with back in Vermont, but it was an apple just the same. Purna had just finished an on-camera interview with me for a short documentary film I was working on, sharing her story of the changes that were occurring due to the new bi-pass road that had been constructed … Continue reading
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The Experiment: 82 Years and Counting
This week The Experiment in International Living kicks off its 82nd year with 31 different programs in 20 countries worldwide. A total of 480 Experimenters will explore the world under the skilled mentorship of 74 group leaders, who attended a leadership training workshop at our Brattleboro, Vermont campus last week. This year, Experimenters hail from 36 US states and 11 countries outside the US, including South Africa, China, Israel, Uganda, and Thailand. The Experiment continued its dedication to providing financial support by offering 337 Experimenters need-based scholarships ranging from $500 to full scholarships. Many scholarship recipients were nominated by an extensive network of sponsoring organizations, like A Better Chance (ABC), Alliance High School in Kenya, and The Seed School of Washington DC. Two new programs will feature in The Experiment's offerings this year, Costa Rica: Fair Trade and Sustainability, and … Continue reading
The Fantinis Celebrate 50 Years with a New SIT Scholarship
In 1954, Alvino Fantini received a scholarship to attend The Experiment in International Living in Mexico. "I was transformed totally," he said. "All I wanted to do was come back." Fantini did come back to The Experiment in 1963 to lead Experiment groups of his own. By that time, he had met his future wife, Bea, and the two soon settled in the Brattleboro area. Alvino became a language coordinator for the Peace Corps, which sent all of its volunteers to The Experiment for language training and orientation at the time. Bea, a native of Bolivia, graded Spanish tests for college-aged Experimenters taking six-credit language courses. The Experiment's work with the Peace Corps led to the founding of SIT (then School for International Training) in 1964. Though SIT sought higher education accreditation, and the language training programs were taking off, … Continue reading
Bringing it All Back Home, to Darfur
Mastora Bakhiet has not lived in the Darfur region of Sudan for nearly 20 years, but her thoughts are never far from the conflict there. Since 2007, Bakhiet, an alumna of SIT Graduate Institute's Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation program, has directed Darfur Women Network, which provides relief and development support to Sudanese refugees. Though Darfur Women Network is a small, volunteer-run organization primarily managed by Sudanese-Americans living in the United States, Bakhiet believes they provide opportunities for refugees other larger organizations have overlooked. "There are so many organizations working on political advocacy for Darfur," said Bakhiet, "but Darfur Women Network works directly with refugees and displaced people in Darfur." By working directly with refugees, the network is able to provide the most important resources and services quickly. To do this, Bakhiet and her fellow volunteers leverage their personal connections with … Continue reading
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[Photo Essay] Facing the War: Voices of Liberian Women
In early 2014, SIT Graduate Institute professor Charlie Curry-Smithson led a three-week field course in Liberia focused on post-war societal change. Mathilde Simon, a photographer and student of Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation from Paris, France attended the course and focused her camera on the ways women were adjusting to life after Liberia's civil war. Scroll through her photo essay below, and learn more about the women she met while traveling in Liberia and Monrovia.
[Video] Window on Oaxaca
In January of each year, SIT Graduate Institute offers optional field courses in different locations around the world. These intensive field courses provide students with experiential learning opportunities in the US and abroad through interaction with practitioners in the field, organization and project site visits, and professional networking. This year, in addition to courses in India, Trinidad and Tobago, and Barbados, eight students traveled to Oaxaca, Mexico, the ideal location for a two-week intercultural communication course. "It's a very vibrant community, that speaks to the kind of work that we're doing here in terms of social justice and caring about people from other cultures," said Karen Blanchard, who lead the course. Watch our documentary of the course below.
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The Experiment in Focus: An Echoing Impact
Connie Xu was an Experimenter to Switzerland last summer. My favorite place in Switzerland was the Motel des Sports, the charming four-star hotel we called home during our stay in Martigny. Apart from its comfortable lodgings and decadent dinners, what fascinated me most about the motel was its location: directly across a soccer field and beach volleyball court, and a few blocks away from an abandoned Roman amphitheater. Whenever I think of the word "amphitheater," I picture the Colosseum, bathing in all its former glory in spite of its deteriorated facade. Since I had never visited an amphitheater before, I roiled over in excitement when our leader Lynn decided to take us there after our last group dinner. I had no idea what to expect, but I imagined the amphitheater to be an exact replica of the Colosseum – the … Continue reading
SIT Celebrates 50 Years
2014 marks the 50th anniversary of SIT, founded as the School for International Training in 1964 by The Experiment in International Living's first president, Gordon Boyce, and executive vice president John Wallace. A celebration for alumni, students, staff, and faculty will take place in August 8-10, 2014 at SIT's Brattleboro, Vermont, campus, with smaller events planned in other areas throughout the year, said Bea Fantini, chair of the SIT 50th anniversary celebration committee and director of SIT's Language and Culture Department. "It is very exciting for SIT to reach this milestone anniversary which reflects half a century of achievement by so many to build this strong, vibrant and vital educational center," said John Lucas, executive vice president of academic affairs and SIT provost. "SIT remains firmly committed to experiential education and rooted in the values of social justice, diversity, and … Continue reading
Alice Rowan Swanson Fellow Turns Waste Into Energy in Vietnam
By William Shlah, Alice Rowan Swanson Fellow Prior to my time studying with SIT in Vietnam, I had never heard of a garden, pond, and livestock biodigester system, commonly known in Vietnam as a VACB. However, once I was introduced to the system and other concepts related to sustainable development while studying abroad with SIT, I gained a genuine curiosity and desire to continue working with VACB systems to promote sustainability. During the semester, our group of 12 students worked in conjunction with a local university to construct a VACB system for a local family. It was such a unique and gratifying experience that I will certainly never forget it, and I knew that I wanted to continue working in the sustainable development field. Fortunately, the Alice Rowan Swanson Fellowship and World Learning made that possible by funding my proposal … Continue reading


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deBanked Nov/Dec TeaserDecember 1, 2015 | By: Sean Murray
The November/December issue of deBanked Magazine should go out in the mail at the end of this week. In the meantime, can you guess who is on the front cover of this issue?! Here's your clue:
Jared Weitz, the CEO of United Capital Source, was on the cover of the previous September/October issue.Last modified: December 1, 2015
Sean Murray is the founder of deBanked, an 11-year veteran of the merchant cash advance industry, a casual Lending Club and Prosper note investor, the co-founder of Daily Funder, an alternative lending speaker, consultant, writer, and enthusiast. Connect with me on LinkedIn or follow me on twitter.


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October 5th, 2010 | by Nathan | Published in Uncategorized | 5 Comments
Ah, look at that sweet little baby starting to… Oh, shit, is that a wolf??!! Jesus W. Christ, people, get your child away from that wolf! What is this, Sarah Palin's house?!
That was my reaction, anyhow, to the video that had (wolf) dog lovers cooing about how this beast is soothing the child. The Discovery Channel did a fine job of explaining that the wolf has no intent to calm the child, that it's analogous to a dog howling as a fire engine goes by. Only in this case, the howling made the other noise stop.
The real question: why does the baby stop crying? Is it actually soothed? Or is it, in some primordial and completely legitimate way, terrified into silence because the baby realizes that it—a freshly born little morsel of helplessness—is in somehow in a small room with a fucking wolf, and its parental figure is just filming instead of actually, you know, taking action.


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JimbobRam posted a topic in Dewsbury RamsEx player Donald Kudangirana has been banned for 3 years, and seven months for failing a drugs test. Silly boy looked decent ahead of the 2017 season and had a bright future ahead of him, hope he will learn from this.
Heard Bulls maybe signing Alex Brown to haha 😂😂😂
No mate got injured playing for us at batley, then got injured in training playing for London, missed all last season, but played in World Cup.
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I have read threads on here about children suffering from trauma, meltdowns, emotional flooding, violence, other executive function problems. One of my dc was very ill a few years ago, when he was 2, and was in hospital/on medication for a long time, and it had dire affects on his wellbeing and behaviour. I found this video of a Yale lecture which changed our lives. I worked on the basis that my LO was suffering from trauma, as a result of the illness, and I took from this video that he could be "cured" by the brain being effectively rewired by the therapies and exercises, without medication. If any of you have not yet found this video and you have troubled children, then you may well find it is helpful.
This was 2013 and things may have moved on since then. If you google therapies for children who are suffering from trauma you will find other therapies too. Many sound ridiculously simple but if they are done regularly they work - or at least they did for us.
I also found this a really easy to understand, easy to watch and short explanation about fight/flight:
Hi Bodenboys. I know you posted this a while back but I've just found and watched it, fascinating. I'm an adopter so familiar with the early trauma and attachment stuff.
My DD was diagnosed with attachment difficulties about 4 years ago after years of me struggling with her behaviour and wondering why.
Interestingly, prior to her diagnosis I had an older friend with 2 adult DSs. She was the only person I had ever met who had experienced the specific behavioural issues with her DD1 that I experienced with our daughter. No-body else got why I struggled so much, as no-body had done with her.
Several years down the line we get our diagnosis and me and friend start to talk about her son and why he might've had similar problems. Turns out that she got pregnant with her DD2 whilst DD1 was about 11 months. During her 2nd pregnancy she had serious health issues which led to her being hospitalised for most of the pregnancy. Her DD1 was cared for by the friend's mum. There it was - the separation from his primary carer at a crucial stage in his early life and the absolute fear this would have caused him.
It suddenly all made sense, 30 odd years too late for her but an explanation at last. It's fascinating. And very interesting that the psych giving the talk on the film talks about peadiatrics being way ahead of other disciplines on these issues.
Just wanted to share that with you!
I am very pleased to hear that! When you have been through it and seen a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel then it makes you (me anyway) feel like spreading the word! I am pleased you pm'd me too as otherwise I wouldn't have seen this.
I hope all turned out well for your friend.
I sent that too quickly. I hope that all turned out for your friend's children. Although so much is better now for dc and us, there are times when something comes up and I realise that I just won't know for sure how we are doing until dc is fully grown...and every time there is the smallest infection I have to turn off my own fight/flight panic mode! But I guess that is just being the average parent..!
This looks great, thanks.
Boden I am very pleased to report that friend's son is now a perfectly functioning and successful adult with a professional job, a good relationship and strong friendships.
It gives me hope!
Our daughter has made significant progress in her self-regulation in recent years and compared to how it used to be our family life is much calmer and we are all happier and less strung out than we used to be. I think that she might always struggle with some emotional/social regulation but I prefer 'quirky' personalities to dull ones!
Having said that, although our daughter is still lagging a bit with her emotional development in social situations (compared to peers), the work we have done, the talking, sorting out what emotions are being felt, finding non-destructive outlets for the emotions, getting her to recognise when she's struggling, means she has become a very emotionally intelligent girl who understands her emotional/arousal state better than a lot of adults. As such I feel she has an advantage that will serve her well throughout her life.
Hi again Boden, re the fight/flight response, I'm interested in knowing if you experience the following. These days our DD's meltdowns are rare but I find that if a situation arises which, in the past, would have almost definitely ended with a massive meltdown, I find myself immediately being triggered by past situations. So, although our DD is self-regulating, my dread and fear spike and I do, on occasions (I'm embarrassed to say), overreact and go into storm trooper mode. Ironically much the same as traumatised children do.
This response of mine is not very helpful and I've only very recently become aware of it. I'm very interested to know if other carers of traumatised children do this and nearly posted something about it last week.
I think that in relation to infections etc, others probably see it as a overreaction (if they noticed - basically i start to feel sick and stop breathing for a bit... ), but it doesn't last long.
However, a while ago something else happened. I realised that I had started to feel intense anger a lot of the time, and that i was heading towards having rage issues. I then realised that i had been shelving a lot of negative stuff because i hadn't had time to deal properly and it was catching up with me. I realised also that i wasn't even sure what i was feeling immediately, so you are right, it is ironic - I had been spending a lot of time helping dc with emotional intelligence while my own emotional intelligence muscle had basically stopped working.
I considered going to the dr and asking for betablockers just to try to calm down a bit, but in the end i just went back to basics - every time I felt anything uncomfortable I would sit down immediately and write down what had happened, how it made me feel, and then go through the feeling and describing (in writing) the anger, fear, sadness, sorrow in relation to that event, and that would then process, and I would then be fine for a bit and then fairly quickly (like, an hour or so...) get wound up again about something else so i'd do the same thing, over and over. Once i had started doing this, literally after a couple of days i found it was lifting. It felt a bit like magic, lol. I then started doing what i used to do again, acknowledging the feeling in my head and processing straightaway.
Most of my rage was to do with other people's reactions and behaviour during the time when dc had been ill/having emotional problems. I had found it hard to talk about what had happened, people made assumptions that it was autism, adhd, etc, thought i needed to hear it and and said I was in denial, and things like that. It wasn't helpful, but before all this had happened it would have been water off a ducks back and I realised that it was because at that time, before it all happened, I had dealt with my feelings about things quickly and rarely got wound up, whereas while things were difficult I just didn't have the time or the headspace and so i shelved it. It started to come out at a time when things were near normal, after the euphoria of dc being ok, everything back to just sort of normal, so it was the time for the shelved stuff to resurface, maybe.
If that does not make sense, I will not be offended!
Thank you very much for saying that about your friend's son! It gives me hope too! I think you are right, that the skills dc are learning cannot fail to stand them in good stead. And thank god for the internet and forward thinking psychs!
Hi Boden
Thanks for your reply. Have read it but don't have time to reply to it just now. Will do so when I have more than a nanoseconds use of my own brain rather than being everybody else's!
Hi boden, I finally have a bit of time to think for myself, sorry for the delay but I needed a bit of space to think about what you said and, well you know what family life is like - when do I get my brain to myself???
The point you made about other people's unhelpful advice/observations. I can tick that box because I had them telling me I was imagining my DD's problems (or on other occasions actually that I was actually the cause of them- so I was apparently in denial). Meanwhile I was terribly worried about her and extremely stressed out.
Ditto having to shelve all my immediate feelings due to having to cope with the regular tsunamis coming from her and function well enough to keep our household and lives running.
Ditto what you say about it (the rage and anger and hurt) all coming out once you found yourself in a safer space regarding your DC's health being ok again. After a significant period of unhelpful professional intervention (DD was in long-term fostering with us but we have now adopted her) we have now been free of agencies for about a year and the anger and hurt is suddenly coming out thick and fast for me!
Your triggers seem to occur around health issues, understandably, whilst mine are around DD's behaviour and it's potential to explode in the way it used to. Does your DC still exhibit trauma based behavioural difficulties and if so how soon afterwards are you able to sit down and do your own processing and write it down?
Also, do you have any other techniques that help you 'decompress' after a triggered panic?
Totally agree with you about beta-blockers and ADs btw, I'm not anti them but for something that is potentially long term then I think strategies may be more helpful.
I'm beginning to wonder if what I'm experiencing could actually be a form of PTSD. What do you think?
I will pm you. From what you have said about the significant period of unhelpful professional intervention, I am not surprised that you are feeling something akin to PTSD - and it is possible that once you have worked through the feelings associated with that then other things (including tsunamis) will be easier? We didn't have any unhelpful professional intervention and if we had I think it quite possibly would have pushed me over the edge! We have a really supportive doctor and that has helped a lot. Anyway, i will send a pm about the decompressing.
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Service Academy Nominations
Thank you for your interest in a nomination to one of our nation's service academies.
As a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, I have the honor of nominating promising young men and women from Florida for selection to the four service academies which require nomination: Military Academy at West Point, NY, the Naval Academy at Annapolis, MD, the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, CO, and the Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, NY. High school seniors, as well as high school graduates under the age of 23, are invited to apply for a nomination to a service academy.
Because of the limited number of nominations available to each office, applicants should strongly consider contacting Senator Bill Nelson's office and Senator Marco Rubio's office regarding their nomination process as well.
It is very important that the applicant for nomination, not their parent or guardian, complete the application and contact my office if there are any questions regarding the process. Thank you for your interest in our country's service academies.
To request a Service Academy Nomination from my office, please browse and complete the form below.