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The Search for Peace in "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place"
Symposium: Great Books Student Scholarly Journal
Issue One
The Search for Peace in
"A Clean, Well-Lighted Place"
Charles Brown
While Hemingways short story A Clean, Well-Lighted Place is usually interpreted as an intensely poetic description of despair, it can with equal validity be seen instead as mankind's never ending yearning to find spiritual peace. Hemingway's short story displayed this emotional journey in many different ways. First, the title itself is a symbol for man's desire to find a state of tranquillity, safety, and comfort. Hemingway also showed this in the storys setting, which was used as a symbol for a sense of order, for it was late, the cafe was empty, and the men there were at ease. Finally, Hemingway showed this desire in the contrasting actions between the young and the old to show the effects that time plays in man's search for peace.
An added appreciation for this short story, however, can be gained through some background concerning its origins and its relationship to the author's preoccupations. Hemingway was married four times, won the Nobel Prize in 1954, and in 1960, when he became ill, killed himself following in his father's footsteps. Hemingway had to deal with despair, depression, and desperation for most of his life, and these feelings could be felt in most of his writings.
One of the major elements in defining man's true desire for peace in "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place" is the central role that is played by despair. Despair is commonly defined as a sense of hopelessness, and it is displayed in the actions of the older waiter, and in the behavior of the deaf man. The older waiter makes an astonishing revelation or epiphany with regards to the idea of despair, when he makes the statement that "I am of those who like to stay late at the cafe. With all those who do not want to go to bed. With all those who need a light for the night" (382). Here he was showing that in one's lowest level of despair, man's one and only desire is to find a safe haven, and to acquire a sense of security.
Finding a sense of security and meaning to life was very important to Hemingway who was known to feel that the individual quest for meaningful values was a universal one, probably because Hemingway himself struggled to find the true meaning of his life, or the true sense of his purpose.
The despair that Hemingway himself felt is best shown in "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place" when the older waiter was intertwined in a conversation with himself. He said that: "It was all a nothing and a man was nothing too. It was only that and light was all it needed and a certain cleanness and order. Some lived in it and never felt it but he knew it was nada y pues nada y nada y pues nada" (383).
Nothing and then nothing. When one is in a state of despair, the only thing that one is looking for is a way out of one's situation, or a road that will lead to a peaceful end to one's feelings of hopelessness.
Hemingway, however, presented a remarkable example of man's search for an end to his state of hopelessness. When one waiter commented on the deaf man's attempt at taking his own life, he said "Last week he tried to commit suicide." The other waiter replied "Why?" Then he said, "He was in despair" (379). This summed up man's desire, at his lowest level of depression, to find peace, safety, and a sense of serenity. Hemingway showed man at his lowest level searching for escape.Throughout the entire story the deaf man was struggling to find an end to his feelings of hopelessness, and Hemingway portrayed this in many different ways. The first was that the deaf man enjoyed the cafe the most when it was empty, because it gave him a sense of peacefulness. The second was sitting in the shadow the leaves of the tree made, which gave the idea that he was almost hiding from the world that was surrounding him. The third was his drinking, which he used as a crutch, or as a means of escape, and this was shown in the conversation between the two waiters. One waiter said, "He's drunk now." To which the other waiter replied, "He's drunk every night" (380). This showed the deaf man's inner most desires to find peace from this troubling road.
Hemingway also used the technique of understatement to fully enhance his ideas of man's search for peace. This could be seen in a number of situations throughout this story, but one could not begin to fully expound upon the ideas of understatement without first examining the title. The title "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place" is a masterful work of understatement in itself, because it fully describes or characterizes man's search for peace. Man has an inner emotional yearning to find a state of order. Man also has an innate aspiration to find a state of security, or symbolically speaking, a well-lighted environment. Along with these other attributions man also yearns to find a place where he belongs or a position of certainty. Therefore, Hemingway's title, through the use of understatement, suggests that man's innermost hungers are to find a place where there will be order, security, and certainty.
In "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place" Hemingway said, "In the day time the street was dusty, but at night the dew settled the dust." Here he was referring to the hustle and the bustle of city life. During the day the streets are busy and full of people hurrying here and there, but at night sleep falls, and over most of the city feelings of tranquillity and peace are felt.
At one point in the story the deaf man had gotten drunk and left the cafe, but although he was intoxicated he still walked with dignity. Here Hemingway was showing that even at a person's lowest depths or times of despair, there should always remain a sense of self-respect. When the older waiter was at the bar, he recited the Lord's Prayer, but he replaced many of the key words, with "nada." Here with the use of understatement, Hemingway was showing the extent of despair felt by the waiter, because the Lord's prayer is meant to give one hope, purpose, and a sense that everything is not all in vain. But by removing words, and replacing them with others the waiter was reaffirming his feelings of hopelessness.
One of the biggest examples of understatement that Hemingway used is when the waiter said, "After all ... it is probably only insomnia. Many must have it" (383). Here Hemingway was referring to fear. Man has an inner fear or a feeling of anxiety that he may never find the peace that he is searching for. Many of us wander through life searching, longing, and seeking for a place or state of being where we will feel comfortable. Many of us long for a safe haven or "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place."
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01 - Adhyatmik Samtabhari nirdosh-buddhi sahuma pratyék palé, pratyék prasang ma raho!
May spiritual equanimity combined with Nirdosh-Buddhi be maintained at every moment and every event - Pappa
Every member of the Gunatit Samaj sincerely believes and accepts that Shreeji Maharaj is purifying the souls of all samband-wala by utilising their own prarabhdas (fate and destiny) as necessary. Thus, we accept Maharaj as the supreme controller of everyone, and of all events according to the Vachnamrut G.I.62. Normally, under favourable or detrimental circumstances, we disapprove of someone's behaviour, analyse their faults and shortcomings; we judge people, become biased and form opinions on the basis of what we consider to be fair or unfair. Instead, we should turn towards the Lord and accept Him to be the controller of that person. His behaviour has been inspired by the Lord. Indeed, we should strive to accept this and maintain spiritual equanimity. Only when we have achieved the spiritual equilibrium, should we act as inspired by the Lord, ensuring that our actions are totally in accordance with our religion and our convictions.
If we do not strive to achieve nirdosh-buddhi combined with spiritual equanimity, but proceed to take sides, make moral judgements, become fondly attached or bear feelings of resentment then this indicates that we have been led to make decisions based on our own 'swabhav' (inner instincts and intrinsic characteristics) and our own ego. Thus Shreeji Maharaj will not accept our séva and our worship or devotion for Him will be in vain. This is the law Maharaj has laid down himself. He has stated:
"I will accept only the service of those who worship me whilst remaining submerged in 'brahm' i.e. those who maintain spiritual equanimity."
Worship which is based on attachments, bias, opinions etc is taken by some other force within prakruti-purush and does not serve to purify our swabhav.


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As I watched the news about recent Jihad attacks, I became glued to the TV. My immediate response was that my life's work, Healing Through Love, was suddenly meaningless. There seemed to be no point in teaching people about love if we are all facing unfathomable terror and destruction.
Then I watched a video describing 3 stages of Jihad, one leading to the next and all quite negative and unloving.
Fortunately, I watched the video to the end when the speaker finally shared that our Muslim friends and colleagues may be at level zero, a stage where they know nothing about Jihad. I came to realize it is not because they know nothing about Jihad but rather that they choose to interpret the Koran in a loving and peaceful way.
That loving view was corroborated when I watched a video of the live event in Mombai, when terrorists murdered about 52 people. One Muslim couple, facing an assault weapon, chose to pray and recited a peaceful verse from the Koran. The would-be murderer let them go. Another example was a young lady in France who described her last few moments while facing imminent death. She chose love. In that moment of total terror, she verbally expressed her love toward everyone around her. And fortunately she survived.
Who Would be Willing to Sacrifice their Life
and Murder Innocent People in the Process?
It seems to be the belief in a cause, a belief that something bigger than one self is worth dying for. However, in the case of terrorism it is often a lonely, mistreated child or teen that is reaching out to belong to a family. The same video that captured the events as they unraveled in Mumbai, shared the voice and words of the ISIS leader speaking with one of the young terrorists on a cell phone, providing instructions and encouragement and then telling him it is time to die.
One of the terrorists was captured alive. This young teen explained that his father from Pakistan had sold him to ISIS and that he had been promised there would be a glow on his face after he was sacrificed to heaven. The detectives brought this young man to see the bloodied faces of his cohorts who had died. There was no glow surrounding them. The young man finally seemed to grasp that he had been betrayed, that he had willingly sacrificed his life and ended the lives of so many others, for a lie.
The Lie is that Hatred is More Powerful than Love
As the popular singer Siedah Garrett shares in a beautiful song: "No matter what the question, the answer is always love." Love does not mean accepting and enduring abuse. Love does not mean putting yourself in the path of danger for some higher perspective. Love is doing what is necessary in the least aggressive, least violent and least destructive way possible. In the process of defending the value of love, we also teach, by example, just how much more powerful is love than hate.
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One Example of Love Defeating Hate
happened in 1979, when Johnny Lee Clary, Ku Klux Klan leader at age 22, attended a radio debate with Rev. Wade Watts, state leader of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People who had worked with Martin Luther King.
Johnny was immediately caught off guard, expecting a black militant with a big Afro haircut and a boom box spouting words of hate. Rev Wade came in the room wearing a suit and tie, carrying a bible, and he reached out his hand and said: "I just want to tell you I love you and Jesus loves you." Johnny, shocked to find himself shaking this black man's hand realizing he had just broken a Klan rule, quickly jerked his hand back and started staring at his hand as an insult. He remembered the Klan Rule book which says "The physical touch of a non-white is pollution"
Rev. Wade saw Johnny looking at his hand and immediately said "Don't worry Johnny, it don't come off". Johnny started calling him names and Rev. Wade responded by saying: "God bless you Johnny. You can't do enough to make me hate you. I'm gonna love you and I'm gonna pray for you, whether you like it or not." Johnny on YouTube
The seeds of love had been planted but Johnny was not yet transformed. He organized his Klan to continue to harass Rev. Wade. The Klan members rode by the Reverend's home, calling him names. They threw trash all over his lawn. They showed up with sheets and hoods and stood out there saying: "Boy, come outside, we've got something for you."
Rev. Wade bravely came out and confronted the Klan by saying: "Boys, Halloween is 6 months away. I've got a trick or treat in here for you, come back in October." And he went back into the house. Then the Klan burned a cross across the street from his house. Rev. Wade came outside and asked if they needed hot dogs and marshmallows for a barbecue. Finally, the Klan set fire to his church. Johnny called, trying to disguise my voice and the reverend replied: "Hello Johnny."
One Black Man Defeated the Ku Klux Klan
Finally, the Klan followed Rev. Wade into a restaurant and said "We're gonna do the same thing to you that you do to the chicken, so think hard." The Reverend picked up and kissed the chicken. Even the clan was laughing. The Klan Never Bothered Rev. Watts again.That one black man defeated the Ku Klux Klan by standing tall in the face of real danger, praying silently and continuing to feel love and forgiveness in his heart.
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Johnny Lee Clary's Story
Johnny Lee Clary's story is probably not so different from the stories of gang members, dangerous criminals and members of terrorist organizations. In this case, a man who knew only hate was gradually transformed by the teachings of a man who understood and practiced the power of love.
Johnny's story begins with abuse in his family, witnessing his mother often cheating on his father and his father being upset to the point of shooting himself in the head. After his father's death when Johnny was 14, his mother threw him out of the house and put him on a bus to go live with his sister in California. Johnny hated everyone and could not cope with life in multi-racial Los Angeles, living with abuse from his sister's live in boyfriend.
Johnny's Family Was the Klan
Ready to end his own life, Johnny heard on TV the words of David Duke, the leader of the Ku Klux Klan saying: "White people needed to stick together." This made Johnny feel more connected to his dad. And so he wrote a letter to Duke telling his life story. And then there was a knock on Johnny's door, a friend of David Duke, who said The Klan told him: "We're here to protect you, son. What you need is a family." For the next four years different Klansmen mentored and taught Johnny how to be a true Klansman.
Believing he could finally amount to something in life, at age 18, Johnny returned to Oklahoma to start his own Klan chapter. He traveled and gave speeches at different Klan rallies until the FBI began investigating him. He had fallen in love with one of the agents who had betrayed his trust. To avoid prison, he wanted to step down as a leader and was told by Klan members: "If you were a true Arian warrior, you would be happy to go to prison for the White race."
Love Wins the Battle Against Hate
At that point he felt they all hated him. He felt all alone, unable to even get a job and he started drinking. In his despair he got on his knees and said "God, I told You if You'd help me, I'd go to church." When he was offered a job, he went to church where he saw loving behavior, blacks and whites actually sitting together. That led him to ask Rev Wade Watts to mentor him. Finally understanding how to love and live in unity with all people, Johnny Lee Clary became the first Caucasian elder in the Church of God in Christ, a predominantly African-American denomination. He was no longer that mixed up kid looking for a family. Read about Johnny's rebirth into love.
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Published: Friday 23rd January 2015 by The News Editor
Ian Bell hit an imperious century to become England's highest one-day international run-scorer and leave Australia a chase of 304 at the Bellerive Oval.
Bell made 141 in 125 balls at the head of the innings, making another eloquent case for the role of authentic batsmanship in the 50-over format.
His was a typically classy effort, peppered with crisp drives and exquisite placement, and took him past Paul Collingwood's previous English record of 5,092 runs.
But although England's 303 for eight was a good riposte having been asked to bat first, a return of 59 for five in the last 10 overs was an underwhelming end to proceedings.
While Bell and Joe Root (69) can reflect on a job well done, captain Eoin Morgan is having a tougher time.
Less then 24 hours after the revelation of a lurid blackmail plot against him, England's new captain was snared for a golden duck.
Bell's form on tour has been largely excellent, with 187 in a warm-up match against the Prime Minister's XI and an effortless 88 not out in victory over India.
The only black mark was falling first ball of the match in the first game against Australia.
And history almost repeated itself as he failed to control Mitchell Starc's opening delivery and was fortunate his mis-hit did not go to hands.
After that he unloaded a series of early boundaries, including three in Starc's second over as he became just the second Englishman to reach 5,000 ODI runs.
The Warwickshire man even managed to draw some reluctant applause from the locals with an effortless back-foot drive for four.
Moeen Ali was a virtual passenger in the opening exchanges but exploded to life in the ninth over with three consecutive sixes off Pat Cummins.
The first crept over the midwicket rope, the second cleared it comfortably and the third was carried over the line by long-leg fielder Shaun Marsh as he attempted to hang on to a near-impossible catch.
Having been 39 for four at the 10-over mark in Sydney, England were now 69 without loss.
The end of fielding restrictions stemmed the flow of boundaries but Bell's intuitive ability to locate gaps ensured the hundred stand came at better than a run per ball.
Moeen fell for a hit-and-miss 46, deceived by James Faulkner after stepping down the track, while James Taylor lasted 14 awkward balls before lofting Moises Henriques to mid-off.
Bell's only life came on 80, Brad Haddin grassing a thick edge off Faulkner, and he quickly reeled in Collingwood's record and his own hundred.
His latest partner, Root, was scoring busily at the other end and the pair went on to add 121 for the third wicket.
Bell managed a first six with nine overs to go, Cummins again going all the way, but had run out of steam by the time he lofted Gurinder Sandhu to Starc at mid-off.
Morgan was next in and failed to banish his recent troubles by nicking his first ball from Sandhu.
England never regained their momentum, Root unable to last the course and Ravi Bopara bowled round his legs, while Jos Buttler and Chris Woakes were run out from the last two balls of the innings.
Published: Friday 23rd January 2015 by The News Editor


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- "Batch vs. Interactive Learning by Demonstration" (P. Zang, R. Tian, A.L. Thomaz, C. Isbell): We show the computational benefits of collecting LbD examples online rather than in a batch fashion. In an interactive setting people automatically improve their teaching strategy when it is sub-optimal.
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Keynote speaker, Felix Warneken, gave a really interesting talk about the origins of cooperative behavior in humans. Are people helpful and good at teamwork because you learn it, or do we have some predisposition? His work takes you through a series of great experiments with young children, showing that helping and cooperation are things we are at least partly hardwired to do.
Chen Yu, from Indiana, does some really nice research looking into how babies look around a scene, and how this is different than adults or even older children. They do this by having them wear headbands with cameras, then they can do some nice correlations across multiple video streams and audio streams to analyze the data. For younger children, visual selection is very tied to manual selection. And the success of word learning is determined by the visual dominance of the named target.
Vollmer et al, from Bielefeld, did an analysis of their motionese video corpus, and showed the different ways that a child learner gives feedback to an adult teacher. Particularly that this changes from being dominated by gaze behaviors, to more complex anticipatory gestures between the ages of 8mo to 30 mo.
Several papers touched on the topic of Intrinsic motivation for robots, as inspired by babies and other natural learners. Over the past few years there has been growing interest in this idea. People have gone from focusing on curiosity and novelty, to competence and mastery. There were papers on this topic from Barto's lab, and from Oudeyer's. The IM CLeVeR project was also presented, this is a large EU funded collaboration that aims to address intrinsic motivation for robots.


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I saw this sweet sunset outside my window when I was not watching the Nucks vs Ducks game cuz we don't have cable among many reasons and ran out into the street in a tank top, tights, and wet hair… and my camera, of course. I was a little cold and people pointed and laughed at me, but it was worth it.
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walkingflowersApril 27, 2007 at 10:06 PM
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2)Acne? ~ Can come from stress, hormone imbalance, all junk food diet, cleansing habits and working out. Here is a link on acne regime for my son,
We used Thieves Line and Lavender.
3) Rosacea? ~ A chronic acne like condition, which can be only currently controlled. Wash with Orange Blossom Facial Wash, then spray Lavender on before putting Sandalwood Moisture Cream. Sweating the toxins out, is good way to help control this. These oils can help with sweating; Chamomile, Hyssop, Juniper, Lavender, Rosemary and Thyme.
4) Itchy Skin? Try using Peppermint diluted with V-6.
5) Loose Skin? Patchouli as it also helps prevents wrinkles
6) Cracked Skin? Frankincense, Lavender, Myrrh
7) Rashy/Flaky Skin? Orange or Palmarosa
8) Need to add Moisture to your skin? Sage, Sage Lavender, Sensation, Valor, Vetiver, Western Cedar Wood
9) Irritated Skin? Geranium, Helichrysum, Inner Child, Jasmine
10) Need to heal Skin? Melaleuca
11) Need to regenerate Skin? Sandalwood
12) Need an Antiseptic for Skin? Myrtle
13) Chickenpox? Lavender, Melaleuca, Australian Blue, Bergamot, Eucalyptus, Sage Lavender and Roman Chamomile
14) Mumps? A viral infection, use Melaleuca, Lemon and Lavender
15) Measles? Another viral infection use Eucalyptus, Melaleuca, German Chamomile and Lavender.
16) Cradle Cap? One drop each of Lemon, Geranium, Cedarwood and mix with 2 Tbs of a Vegetable Oil.
17) Impetigo? Boil 4 ounces of water, cool. Add 5 – 10 drops of Lavender and wash infected skin with this.
Remember to dilute where necessary, especially when using with elders and children. Also test them out first, if you are not comfortable starting out with them straight. How you do skin test for the oils, is you take a drop of the Essential Oil and then put it on your underarm. Wait a minute or so. See if you react. If you do, do not wash it off! Put a vegetable oil on first over the oil then wash off! Water drives the oil in deeper so putting a vegetable oil on calms the reaction. Very few people react to essential oils in a traumatic way but this test can reassure you that you are okay with it on your skin. I have noticed, over time, that I can use essential oils that at first were overwhelming to me. All this means is your body needs to adjust and with time, try again. Many times toxins from chemicals get trapped in ones skin and they will react to any number of things, including essential oils. So have patience and work with them, one oil at a time!
Again, MnSue, leaving you to enjoy the lovely properties of Essential Oils!
P.S. Bathing with Essential Oils from Young Living can help most of those issues even more! I love to add the Essential Oils to Epsom Salt and put them into the running water into the tub for a bath!


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Expression Marks
The following words show tempo of the piece/song:
Largo Very slow
Larghetto Not as slow as largo
Adagio Slow, leisurely
Lento Slow
Moderato Moderate
Andante Moving with a moderate tempo
Andantino Faster than andante
Allegretto A little slower than allegro
Allegro Moderately fast
Vivace Lively, animated, brisk
Presto Fast, rapid
Prestissimo Very rapidly
Tempo designations and their approximate beats per minute:
Prestissimo Very Fast greater than 200
Presto Fast 170 to 200
Allegro Moderately Fast 120 to 170
Moderato Moderate 100 to 120
Andante Medium tempo 80 to 100
Adagio Slow 65 to 80
Larghetto Slower 55 to 65
Largo Very Slow less than 55
Sounds, including music, can be barely audible, or loud enough to hurt your ears, or anywhere in between. When they want to talk about the loudness of a sound, scientists and engineers talk about amplitude. Musicians talk about dynamics. The amplitude of a sound is a particular number, usually measured in decibels, but dynamics are relative; an orchestra playing fortissimo is going to be much louder than a single violin playing fortissimo.
Pianissimo Very soft pp
Piano Soft p
Mezzo piano Moderately soft mp
Mezzo forte Moderately loud mf
Forte Loud f
Fortissimo Very loud ff
Crescendo Increasing in loudness cresc or <
Decrescendo decreasing in loudness decresc or >
Diminuendo diminishing in loudness dim.
Rinforzando sudden increase in loudness rfz.
Sforzando play the note with sudden emphasis sfz.
Accelerando accelerating accel.
Ritardando Slowing down rit.
Fermata Stop before proceeding *
Rubato "Robbed", free rhythm #
Style in which the music is to be played is indicated by the following designations
Amoroso tender and affectionate
Animato animated; lively
Calando gradually softer and slower
Cantabile in a singing style
Con Anima with life and animation
Con Brio with vigor and spirit
Con Fuoco with energy or passion
Deciso decisively
Detache detached
Dolce sweetly
Doloro so sorrowfully
Espressivo expressively
Furioso furious
Giocoso humorous
Grandioso with grandeur
Grazioso gracefully
Legato smooth and connected
Leggiero lightly
Maestoso majestically
Marcato marked and stressed
Marzialin the style of a march
Morendo dying away
Perdendosi dying away
Pesante heavy
Religioso religious, solemn
Rubato taken out of tempo
Semplice simple
Sempre always, continuously
Sostenuto sustained
Soto voce in an undertone
Staccato short and detached
Tenuto sustained, held for full value
Tranquillo transquill
Refers to the direction or performance technique which affects the transition or continuity on single note or between multiple notes or sound.
Fermata (*) placed above a note means to pause the note as long as possible
Staccato ( . ) a dot placed above or below a note means to play it short
Legato ( -- ) Legato is the opposite of staccato. A horizontal bar placed above a note means
to play it long (similar with Tenuto)
Tie (underline) a underline below notes that connects two same notes,
not to attack (play) the second note.
Slur (a paranthesis ) a pair of paranthesis rounded two different pitches, indicating
that are to be played smoothly.
Portamento ( ~ ) A portamento is a smooth glide between the two notes, including all the pitches
in between. For some instruments, like violin and trombone, this includes even
the pitches in between the written notes. For other instruments, such as guitar,
it means sliding through all of the possible notes between the two written pitches.
Tenuto ( - ) a line above or below the note means to play the full value of the note (like Legato)
Accent ( ^ ) an accent placed above or below the note means to emphasise the note
accents are usually performed by making the accented note, or the beginning of
the accented note, louder than the rest of the music.
Scoops ( / ) and Fall-offs ( \ ) similar to portamento but there is one end note
Breath Mark ( ' ) an apostrophe placed above the song line means to take a breath
A breath mark or luftpause, for bowed instruments, a bow lift, is a symbol used in musical notation. It directs the performer of the music passage to take a breath (for wind instruments and vocalists) or to make a slight pause (for non-wind instruments). For bowed instruments, it means to lift the bow. This pause is normally intended to affect the duration of the preceding note and not the tempo. It is usually placed above the song line and at the ends of phrases.
Clarity Terms :
Assai very
Con with
L'istesso tempo same tempo
Meno less
Mosso moved, agitated
Non troppo not too much
Piu mosso faster
Poco little
Poco a poco little by little
Semp realways
Simile in the same manner
Subito suddenly
These lists include only a fraction of the total amount of foreign language words that you will see in sheet music. These words are Italian, however composers from other countries have been known to use their native language in designating these ideas. If you ever come across these terms, you should look them up in a Music Dictionary or Foreign language textbook.


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Organic Analysis
ASE 200 Accelerated Solvent Extractor, (Dionex), sequential extraction of max. 24 samples, 12 cells á 1 ml, 5 ml, 11 ml und 33 ml each, ASE-solvent module, Auto-ASE-Software
LABORATA 4003 control vario HB G3B, Rotary Evaporator, Heidolph, RPM-regulated vacuum pump, programmable
LECO-TOC RC612, multiphase carbon/water analyser
VarioMacro (Elementar), Elemental Analyzer for CHNS incl. a Mettler MX5 microbalance kit. Sample combustion at temperatures up to 1150 °C and detection by WLD
SFE AutoPrep 44 System, Supercritical Fluid Extraction, Suprex, carbondioxide (liquid), Accu Trap, Modifier Pump, 2 Vari Pumps (dual-piston pump system)
Syncore Analyst R-12* (Büchi), simultaneous vacuum evaporation of up to 12 samples (120 ml), residual volume 1 ml, water cooling, vacuum pump V-700 Professional with Controller V-855, Condenser, Flushback-Module
Vapotherm Basismobil I* (Barkey), simultaneous evaporation of up to 10 samples (10 ml), adjustable temperature and nitrogen stream
Autotrace SPE-Workstation (Zymark), Solid-Phase Extraction, sequential and independent extraction of 6 water samples
GC-MS 1 (Agilent Technologies), Gas Chromatograph (GC) 6890N coupled to a mass spectrometer (MS) 5975 inert Mass Selective Detector (MSD) with a quadrupole mass analyzer and a CTC Combi PAL as the sampling device
ITEX-2 Option PAL (CTC Analytics): The solventless in-tube microextraction (ITEX-2) performs enrichment of volatile or semi-volatile compounds during headspace analysis.
GC-MS 2 (Agilent Technologies), GC 7890A coupled to a 5975C inert XL MSD with a quadrupole mass analyzer and a 7683B Series autosampler.
GC-HS (Agilent Technologies), Agilent 7890, Perkin Elmer HS40, headspace analysis of gases and volatile compounds
Inorganic Analysis
icpTOF, a combination of the iCAP Q (Thermo Scientific) and the TOFMS (TOFWERK AG) allowing for quasi-simultaneous detection of the elemental mass range (m/z 7-250) with extremely rapid acquisition rates (46μsec).
ICP-MS "8800" with Triple Quad (ICP-QQQ), high sensitivity and low background
ICP-MS 7900 provides short integration times for accurate analysis of transient signals. New orthogonal detector system delivers up to 11 orders of magnitude dynamic range.
ICP-OES "Optima 5300DV" with Mercury Flow Injection System ("FIMS 100"), MiraMist Nebulizer
ICS-1000, Ion Chromatography by Dionex, dual-piston pumping, electrolytic suppression, vacuum degas, Chromeleon SE 6.6 software)
Microwave 3000-Anton Paar 1400 W microwave power ensures fast heating, unpulsed microwave for precise control of critical reactions, fast and homogeneous heating, reduced spontaneous reactions or charring, reliable remote sensors for convenient operation, protection against overheating with high boiling reagents, interference-free temperature probe design
Speedwave 4-Berghof , designed for pressure digestion at temperatures up to 230° C (446° F) in continuous use and, depending on the type of vessels employed, pressures up to a max. of 100 bar (1450 psi).
Wyatt Dawn Heleos2, light scattering photometer. The ultimate flow-through static and dynamic light scattering photometer. For the determination of molecular weight and particle size in flow-through and batch mode. Operational range 10 - 700 nm (static LS) and 5 to 300 nm (dynamic LS), typically used in connection to FFF and SEC systems.
Perkin Elmer PinAACle 900T, Atomic Absorption Spectrometer versatile Flame- and Graphite Furnace-AAS system. For determination of metals in the ppm (flame) to ppb (GF) concentration range.
Isotope Analysis
Picarro L1115-i Isotopic Liquid Water and Water Vapor Analyzer
DURRIDGE RAD7 & RAD H2O portable electronic radon detector with real time monitoring and spectral analysis, and an accessory that enables to measure radon in water.
Colloid Analysis
Galai CIS-1: determination of particle-number based particle size distributions based on laser-light shading/obscuration. Significantly lower detection limits than MS2000 (~ 1 mg /L), working range 0.5 µm - 300 µm.
Turbiscan LABExpert (Formulaction): Determination of the dispersion state of dispersions, emulsions etc..Transmission and backscattering detector. Particle migration can be followed by scanning the total height of the sample. The Expert version includes thermoregulation and models to compute physical parameters such as the dispersion state or the particle diameter.
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Lewis Tyler from the River Gipping Trust came to talk to the History Society in November. The stretch of river from Stowmarket to Ipswich has 16 locks, to allow the river to be navigable by delivering goods. Before the coming of the railways in the nineteenth century this was a swift and reliable way to send grain or coal from place to place, but trains were faster and could take more on board and the locks gradually fell into disrepair.
In the 1990s, restoration was initiated and today the Gipping Valley is an interesting and important destination for walkers, birdwatchers and conservationists. With the help of the Lottery Heritage fund, and other grants, volunteers continue to work on this beautiful stretch of countryside. The trust is part of the Inland Waterways Association and the Waterways Recovery Group and each year a little bit more of the lock system is put back. Mr Tyler's presentation took the form of a trip down the river from Needham Market to Ipswich with modern photographs alonside the Victorian ones to show just how much has changed - or not!
At the time of writing, we are looking forward to a Christmas Evening in the WI Hall on 17th December, with a buffet ,and entertainment by Pip Wright.
Our January meeting is on Tuesday 21st January and is entitiled 'Wartime Stories'. Some of our members will share family memories in this the 100th Anniversary of the start of the Great War.
We are hoping to investigate the names of those who are commemorated on the Wickhambrook War Memorial, as our anniversary project for 2014. If you have information on any of these men, please contact me, or Gillian our secretary.
Dorothy Anderson
Tuesday 20th February
Local History Society - Our next meeting is on Tuesday 20th February when Sarah Doig will talk on East Anglian almshouses. All welcome. Look out for posters or check the village website.
This poem was given to Dorothy by one of our members and is to be included in a book later this year
Poem | Baileys of Wickhambrook
The Wickhambrook Parish Records are currently being digitised and updated. If you have any information you may be able to add or help fill in some of the gaps, please contact Paul Saunders.
View the Parish Records document here
We have had some fascinating photos and press cuttings sent to us which you can see by having a look at the pdf group images in the gallery
Dorothy Anderson is awarded a Diamond Champion - read more here
At the launch party at The Cherry Tree on 20th September, Jenny Bell told us how she had found diaries and notes written by her father-in- law Frances Bell and realised that this would make a wonderful book. It has taken her several years to produce but the finished volume makes fascinating reading for the people of Wickhambrook and Stradishall. Frances was the younger brother of Adrian Bell, the well-known writer of Corduroy, Silverley and The Cherry Tree among others. His books were very popular in the thirties and forties for their depiction of farming life in East Anglia. Frances went off to Argentina when a young man and learned much about land use and farming there before returning to this area where he worked for the charismatic fruit grower Justin Brooke, a major employer in the area. He ended up running the fruit growing side of the business, marrying and bringing up a family here, before differences between him and his employer caused him to leave and try his ideas elsewhere in the region. The book is much more than just a farming memoir. Frances was a real character, very popular with the men who worked for him,and enjoyed a glass of beer and played the accordion. It was lovely to see so many former employees of the Brooke empire at Clopton Hall chatting and reminiscing with members of the Bell family. Martin Bell ,the journalist, who is a cousin of the author's husband, has written an introduction to the book and he spoke at the book launch too. The Cherry Tree pub, former home of the Bells, laid on a lovely teatime spread. The book is available in local bookshops or from Larks Press, Ordnance Farmhouse,Guist Bottom, Dereham NR20 5PF for £10 and is an excellent read.
For information about the Society or events please contact either the Secretary or Events Secretary.
The main committee is as follows:
|Dorothy Anderson
01440 820376
|Secretary &
Events Secretary
|Gillian Cooper
01440 820052
|Pam Miller
01440 820696
Membership costs £8 per year payable in April plus 50p for each meeting.
Guests are always very welcome - £2 per occasion.
Meetings held at 7.30pm in the W.I. Hall.
Library - The library is now all set up at the Primary School. Please let us know your views on this. (Little Bradley trip - we have bought Wendy Barnes' book for the library).
Discover the Paintings you Own - The Hidden Heritage of Suffolk Revealed by the Public Catalogue Foundation
and now for some interesting Historical Facts from the 1500's ...
January | Native Americans
February | Cakes, Ales, Partying, Feasting and Fundraising in the Middle Ages
March | Magic Lantern Show
April | AGM and History and the Printed Cartoon
May | Churches and Chapels since the Reformation
Summer Outings
September | Suffolk's Most Famous Cavalier
October | Medieval Woollen Cloth Industry in Suffolk
November | Giles and his adopted town, Ipswich
January | Old Newmarket in Postcards
February | A Job for Life; The History of Apprenticeships and Guilds
Poem | Baileys of Wickhambrook
March | History of William Pretty and his Family
April | AGM and The History of the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra
May | Naughty Newmarket
June | Summer Outings
September | Ghosts and Ghouls
October | Special - Antiques Roadshow
October | Death, Sex and Drugs
November | Life and Death in the Bronze Age
January | War Time Stories (in house)
February | Farming with Steam
March | Daily Life in Roman Colchester
April | AGM and Short Straw
May | Rivers, Railways and Ports
June/July | Summer Outings
September | Great Dixter
October | Life and Death in a Victorian Goal
November | We'll Meet Again
January | War Time Stories (in house)
February | Captain Oates in the Antarctic
March | Wheels of Ipswich
April | AGM and Royal Copenhagen China
May | Market Towns in Eastern England since 1750
May | Day meeting for Local Societies - SLHC
June | Visit to Mildenhall Museum
July | History Walk around Wickhambrook
September | Bad Neighbour to Brewer
October | History and Archaeology
November | On the Trail of St Edmund
January | War Time Stories (in house) - cancelled
February | Sherlock Holmes in Cambridge
March | Victorian Photographs and how to date them
April | AGM and Morocco Bound
May | Mid-Suffolk Light Railway
June | Visit to Little Hall, Lavenham
July | Visit to Clare
Summer Visits
September | Four Aeronautical Family Members
October | A New Look at the Romans
November | History of the River Gipping
January | I Remember When...
February | Stories from old Newspapers
March | Historical of the Roadside
April | AGM and The History of Addenbrookes Hospital
May | Life in Medieval England
June | Who Lived Here?
June | Wickhambrook Discovers its Past
October | The Vikings
November | Henry VIII's Legacy
January | Oliver Cromwell
February | The Anglo-Saxon Burials at Lakenheath
March | Local Historical and Literary Links
April | AGM and The Foundling Hospital
May | 25th Celebration
June | Visit to Castle Hedingham September | Figleaves, Farthingales and Fichus
October | Maps and Landscapes
November | Tudor Christmas with Mistress Sheffield
January | Family History
February | Policing London
March | Courtship and Marriage
April | AGM and Local Rare and Second Hand Books
May | From The History Recorder
July | Visit to Hundon
September | The Roman Circus
October | The Changing Face of Liverpool Street Station
November | St Edmund and his Town
January | Show and Tell
February | Wickhambrook Fire Service
March | History of Lidgate
April | AGM and coins
May | History Course
August | Summer outings
September | The Rolling English Road
October | Anglican Clerical Characters
January | Dig for Victory and the Festival of Britain
February | The remains of conflict from earthworks to pillboxes
March | Victorian Way of Death
April | AGM and Lord Nelson
May | sanitation
September | Various visits
October | RAF Stradishall
November | Victorian Christmas
January | RAF Chedburgh
February | Prince Duleep Singh of the Punjab
March | the Suffolk/Essex Border in Roman Times
April | AGM followed by Floods in the Fens in 1947
May | The Huguenot Society
June | Gainsborough's House, Sudbury
July | Visit to Mildenhall and Ashfield Green Farm
August | Visit to Ashley cooper's farm at Gestingthorpe
September/October | Rags and Bones / Farm Buildings
January | Progresses to Suffolk made by Queen Elizabeth I
Febuary | Plants in History of Art and Design
March | St Edmundsbury Cathedral & the New Tower
April | AGM and Village Signs
May | Celebration Evening | Celebration Evening Full Report
June | Bulmer Brickyards
July | Hawstead Church with Clive Paine
September | Birth and Baptism in the 1800s
October | Myths and Superstition in Buldings
November | For the Rest of Their Natural Lives
January | Wickhambrook Past, Present and Future
February | Frolic, Fervour and Fornication
March | Growing Up in Isleham
April | The History of advertising
May | All Saints Church and Little Bradley Church
June | sisters in the Canadian Wilderness
July | Library and Culford
August | Roman Villa at Gesingthorpe
September | Pickwick's Cambridge Scrapbook
October | 'A Cup of Tea'
November | Shops in the Middle Ages
January | Antiques Roadshow
January and February News
February | Sutton Hoo
March | It's a Grave Business
April | Connections between Suffolk and India
May | Giffords Hall
June/July | Kentwell Hall
September | Pakenham Mill
November | Wall Paintings in Domestic Tudor Buildings
July and August News
September and October News
October | 19th Century Silk Industry in Suffolk and Essex
November | 18th Century Suffolk Murder Mysteries
Suffolk Family History Society
Suffolk Surnames - Information, help and advice for anyone researching their Suffolk Roots
I have had a letter from the East Anglian Film Archive with details of DVDs which may be of interest to you. You can look online at archivefilmshop.co.uk and type HISTSOC into the discount box. Their Phone no. is 01603 251744. Please tell them which Hist Soc you belong to when you call (Dorothy)
Many will know that The National Archives gives regular talks on various aspects of family history at the PRO in Kew. Less well known is that they're now available to replay online. Very easy to listen to, providing you've got broadband.
The Family and Community Historical Research Society
Doctors who practised in Wickhambrook up until 1900 - Suffolk Medical Biographies website - type in 'Wickhambrook' in the 'place of practice' box and then 'search'.


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The New Year's Eve is one of the most celebrated days during the December festivities. And for that reason gigs are thrown anywhere and everywhere. Here are the top seven events going down across Kenya on the 31st of Dec 2015.
News Year's Eve Concert:
The NYE concert will go down at the Machakos People's Park in Machakos County. The event will feature Kenya's Comedian Chipukeezy and Tanzania's Ali Kiba.Entrance is free and gates open at 6:30PM.
Nax Vegas 2016 Jump Off 3 Day Street Party:
This would be maaad you guy!three consecutive days of partying starting off on the 31st Dec to the 2nd of Jan 2016. The host to the event is Jalang'o Himself and Dj's in attendance would be Dj Pierra, Crème De la Crème,Hypnotiq, Nruff,Naze n Space amongst others. Damages range from 300-500 Kes,for a ticket on a single day or 1000 for the VIP ticket.
Totally Sold Out:
This is to deliberately cater for those who would rather worship as they usher the New Year. TSO will go down at the KICC from 6pm to 6am and ravellers will need to part with 300 Kes.
Chochote New Year's Party:
The Space lounge and Grill along Ngong Road is to host this party on the 31st and DJ Joe Mfalme and Dj Hypnotiq will be on the decks.As the name suggests;anything goes!
Sauti Sol fans down at the Coast can go have a good time at English Point Marina. The entrance fee ranges from 2000-10000Kes.For those of us who know what this mean..the Party has been co–organised by Nairobi's Cubano.Thats means its going to be FIRE!
Groove Party:
This is one of the most famous gigs that go down on NYE in Nairobi's Kasarani Stadium. The entrance is an unscratched Bamba 250 airtime featuring 30 artistes, 12 Dj's and 7 bands. This is as good as free. Go have fun!
New Year's Fiesta Party;
Kilifi people Deejay Kaytrixx will be holding it down at the Hotel Titanic at 8pm.Entrance is 300 Kes and other Deejays in attendance are Dj Lenium, Dj Lexx and Dj Kalonje.
The Vukisha Concert;
Murang'a will be host to yet another Gospel gig featuring Daddy Owen,Size 8,Christina Shusho,Pitson,Ben Githae and Dj Mo amongst others.Ihura Stadium is the venue and 300Kes as the entrance fee and it kicks off at 6PM.
The Countdown
Naivasha's Crayfish Camp will host this major event that will be Emceed by one Shaffie Weru.Artistes include Kristoff,P-unit.Deejay Bee, Redbone would be on the decks.Entrance is 2000 for early birds,3000 at the gate and 5000 for VIP.Gates open at 2pm.
For y'all who were looking for a plan,here you go…the choice is now yours!


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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code A05.3
Foodborne Vibrio parahaemolyticus intoxication
Diagnosis Code A05.3
Short Description: Foodborne Vibrio parahaemolyticus intoxication
Long Description: Foodborne Vibrio parahaemolyticus intoxication
This is the 2018 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code A05.3
Valid for Submission
The code A05.3 is valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Certain infectious and parasitic diseases (A00–B99)
Intestinal infectious diseases (A00-A09)
- Oth bacterial foodborne intoxications, NEC (A05)
- Intestinal infectious diseases (A00-A09)
Information for Medical Professionals
The diagnosis code A05.3 is grouped in the following Diagnostic Related Group(s) (MS-DRG V35.0)
Convert to ICD-9 General Equivalence Map
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- 005.4 - Food pois: v. parahaem
- Food poisoning caused by Vibrio parahaemolyticus
Information for Patients
Bacterial Infections
Bacteria are living things that have only one cell. Under a microscope, they look like balls, rods, or spirals. They are so small that a line of 1,000 could fit across a pencil eraser. Most bacteria won't hurt you - less than 1 percent of the different types make people sick. Many are helpful. Some bacteria help to digest food, destroy disease-causing cells, and give the body needed vitamins. Bacteria are also used in making healthy foods like yogurt and cheese.
But infectious bacteria can make you ill. They reproduce quickly in your body. Many give off chemicals called toxins, which can damage tissue and make you sick. Examples of bacteria that cause infections include Streptococcus, Staphylococcus, and E. coli.
Antibiotics are the usual treatment. When you take antibiotics, follow the directions carefully. Each time you take antibiotics, you increase the chances that bacteria in your body will learn to resist them causing antibiotic resistance. Later, you could get or spread an infection that those antibiotics cannot cure.
NIH: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
- Actinomycosis (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Bacterial vaginosis -- aftercare (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Blood culture (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Gram stain (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Gram stain of skin lesion (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Necrotizing soft tissue infection (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Foodborne Illness
Also called: Food Poisoning
Each year, 48 million people in the U.S. get sick from contaminated food. Common culprits include bacteria, parasites and viruses. Symptoms range from mild to serious. They include
- Upset stomach
- Abdominal cramps
- Nausea and vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Fever
- Dehydration
Harmful bacteria are the most common cause of foodborne illness. Foods may have some bacteria on them when you buy them. Raw meat may become contaminated during slaughter. Fruits and vegetables may become contaminated when they are growing or when they are processed. But it can also happen in your kitchen if you leave food out for more than 2 hours at room temperature. Handling food safely can help prevent foodborne illnesses.
The treatment in most cases is increasing your fluid intake. For more serious illness, you may need treatment at a hospital.
NIH: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
- Food poisoning (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Foodborne Illness-Causing Organisms in the U.S.: What You Need to Know (Food and Drug Administration)
- Gastritis (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Poisoning - fish and shellfish (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Shigellosis (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Also called: Stomach flu
Have you ever had the "stomach flu?" What you probably had was gastroenteritis - not a type of flu at all. Gastroenteritis is an inflammation of the lining of the intestines caused by a virus, bacteria or parasites. Viral gastroenteritis is the second most common illness in the U.S. The cause is often a norovirus infection. It spreads through contaminated food or water, and contact with an infected person. The best prevention is frequent hand washing.
Symptoms of gastroenteritis include diarrhea, abdominal pain, vomiting, headache, fever and chills. Most people recover with no treatment.
The most common problem with gastroenteritis is dehydration. This happens if you do not drink enough fluids to replace what you lose through vomiting and diarrhea. Dehydration is most common in babies, young children, the elderly and people with weak immune systems.
NIH: National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
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