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When did I get like this?..
I am so disappointed in myself of late.. I have been analysing it all and trying to work out where I went wrong to correct it. Thing is it all happened when I had my gorgeous children.
Before the kids I was on top of birthdays, I remembered them all and bought presents 3 months in advance.
Before the kids I loved to cook.
Before the kids I could do a 2 hr run and back it up with a workout again in the afternoon.
Before the kids I was fierce and strong.
Before the kids I worked and still managed to play..
Now don't get me wrong I love my kids to bits and I am NOT giving them up for anything but I am crap....
I forget birthdays until the day they are happening (if it is not someone I see or chat to daily).
I "sustain" my husband, I don't even call it feeding him as he just gets something plonked in front of him at night.
I manage to exercise 3/4 times a week but it leaves me so tired I am either cranky with the kids later or just let them eat junk so they will stop the noise.
I am an emotional weiner, I get upset over nothing and..
I never have time to even window shop between work, house and chores.
Why did I get like this? Surely I can change it now it is clear to me? Is it just a mother thing, how are children so time consuming? Tell me you feel the same.. *or of not lie to me and tell me you know lots of others that do*
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Oh beautiful girl. I think it is just that you are really hard on yourself. I tick all the same boxes as you above, but I just accept that I am not superwoman and can only do the best I can do.
You're not just a mum and a wife and a friend and all that. You are also the owner of a start up - and that is very, very hard work. Instead of thinking about what you USED to be able to do, congratulate yourself for what you are achieving right now :)RepliesYou are right lovely and I am proud of what I am doing.. It is so true.. I do reckon I should be in my blue pants with shiny bracelets and it doesnt suit me, lol
I think I am just frustrated by how it effects others.. the birthdays has really hurt a few feelings and cranky Mum because she is tired is not fair on them...yaddha, yaddha. I am too tough on me.. I'll stop. Thanks for caring xx
You just get more thinly spread when you have kids... happens to all of us !! Frustrating to not have time to focus on just yourself and your passions...and then those mothers who start doing EVERYTHING for their kids and nothing for themselves leave me guilty when I do take the time to think about me too. A constant struggle... a constant battle.
But - you would not give up your kids, right ?!
Just keep trying to do what you love. Won't ever be so perfect again, and that's hard to accept and live with, but what can ye do? Happens to ....MOST of us !- Anonymous27 April 2012 at 17:11
Can you now make a list of all the things your kids have taught you? What do you know now that you didn't before?
ReplyDelete - Betty Harrington27 April 2012 at 17:36
Well well well, so you are an emotional "WEINER" [german sausage, I think], that should bring a few laughs. I agree with
Kelly Exeter, you are just toooooooooohard on yourself........I ticked all the boxes a million times over, but did you and your brother grow up to be emotionally broken people just because I yelled at you when I had a bad day......nooooooooo,
did Pa moan when he got food dumped in front of him instead of some delightful offering nooooooo, ye gods he is still here 37 years later........you are a great mum,wife,daughter and person, its just bloody hard workxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx You are not alone. I feel like that, and I'm not running a business. Change the perspective lovely, and look at all the things that you ARE achieving. They may not be the things that you did BC, but I bet it's long and accomplished.
ReplyDeleteI completely understand! It does get better trust me and please don't be so hard on yourself. You should read my post earlier this week about mothers who work or work from home. xx
ReplyDeleteJust seen this post and thought I'd add my bit of support (having had a bad week of it myself!). No, you're definitely not alone. We're all muddling through it feels. I guess we might be those things again in years to come. Everyone keeps saying to me 'enjoy them while they're young and don't focus on what you can't do'. Yes, all very well in theory, except sometimes they're not that enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Not the disappointment or shame in yourself but that I am not the only one! I used to pride myself on sending handmade cards to every friend and family member I have on their birthdays... I haven't sent a single card this year and as far as phone calls go, they are generally a day late! Bad Me!
Surely now that we recognise we can change?
Maybe I should get a diary to remind me to look at my diary??Your not alone believe me! My closets used to look like photo session ready and things were done on a schedule. It seems I was better organized when I had less free time.
ReplyDeleteGood on you for having the guts to say what we're all thinking feeling and doubting ourselves for. Motherhood brings out the best and worst in us all, sometimes more of the worst, but it all balances out in the end. You're coping with a huge amount and just managing to keep your kids alive is an accomplishment! You'll get there, but don't beat yourself up too much, we all have days when life before kids is so appealing it hurts. Hope today was a bit brighter. Mx


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"Among the college-educated men in our sample, those who report being left-handed earn 13 percent more than those who report being right-handed," said economist Christopher Ruebeck of Lafayette College. Ruebeck and his research partners, Joseph Harrington Jr. and Robert Moffitt of Johns Hopkins University, reported the findings in a new working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
And lefties, stay in school: Those who finished all four years of college earned, on average, a whopping 21 percent more than similarly educated right-handed men. Curiously, the researchers found no wage differential among left- and right-handed women.
They based their conclusions on an analysis of data from the federally funded National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, a nationally representative survey of approximately 5,000 men and women first interviewed in 1979, when they were 14 to 21 years old. Their analyses was based on the 1993 follow-up survey, when respondents were 28 to 35. Left-handers made up about 10 percent of their sample and the population as a whole.
While evidence of a wage gap was unequivocal, explanations for the disparity proved more elusive. Differences in biology and brain function are two possibilities. Nor do the researchers know why they didn't see a similar effect among women.
"We do not have a theory that reconciles all of these findings," they admit.
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"If the explanation given was really the case, why was the trial not halted three weeks ago? It must have been clear to the Queen because she is known to have been an enthusiastic reader of newspapers and the trial should, therefore, have been halted on day one."
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"If the Queen said 'no', and she would have the right to do so, people would have said 'why?', and if the Queen did not say why she would not go to court, that would create a further problem, an area of doubt.
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The centuries old Chottanikkara Bhagavathi temple is the prime attraction of this town. Chottanikkara is the peeth of Rajarajeswari Devi, a calm form of Goddess Durga. Hoards of pilgrims can be seen thronging Chottanikkara during the Makam Thozhal festival held during February – March & Navaratri festival during October – November. Pilgrims coming to Chottanikkara can take advantage of its proximity with Eranakulam & hence visit its many nearby attractions at ease. The village itself is nestled amid lush green vegetation and breezy coconut palms lined along the sides of the road. Pilgrimage to Chottanikkara is believed to bestow a lifetime blessings for those pilgrims visiting the temple for 12 days consecutively. There are many other attractions in close proximity to Chottanikkara like the Thrupunithura hill palace, the Travancore Fertilizers and Mattancheri harbor attract many travelers to the city. Some of the popular temples like Vaikam Mahadeva temple and Eranakulathappan temple are nearby. Eranakulam and Chottanikkara have many high standard and budget accommodation facilities for all kinds of tourists. Chottanikkara is accessible by air, train and road as well. |
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, March 9 (Reuters) - Thousands of proud Haitians packed the national soccer stadium in the capital on Sunday for a special outdoor Mass by the country's first Roman Catholic Cardinal, appointed last month by Pope Francis.
Cardinal Chibly Langlois called on the country's faithful in the predominantly Catholic Caribbean nation of 10 million people to come together to raise the country out of poverty.
"To unify the country, to get out of poverty, I ask you to live together," he told the congregation.
His surprise selection as Cardinal was a sign that God had not abandoned Haiti, the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, he said.
"Pope Francis loves the Haitian people. He shows us that through his prayers and he chose one of us to become one of his cardinals," he added.
Pope Francis chose Jan. 12th, the fourth anniversary of the devastating 2010 earthquake in Haiti that killed more than 200,000 people, to announce the nomination of Langlois, the relatively unknown bishop of Les Cayes, the main city on Haiti's south coast.
Sunday's Mass marked the anniversary of a famous 1983 visit to Haiti by Pope John Paul 11 who condemned the inequality and fear of poor Haitians living under the dictatorship of Jean-Claude "Baby Doc' Duvalier, saying "things must change."
In his first action, Langlois, 55, initiated talks with national political leaders as part of an effort to reach agreement to hold long overdue parliamentary elections which should have been held in November 2011.
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Hiroki vs. Felix Hernandez.
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Yankees brass apparently reads the Banter: Nunez sent down to AAA, Chavez activated, Nix remains on the roster (presumably to play every position?).
[4] Knowledge is Good.
For such an awful team the Mariners have three must-see guys. Ichiro, King Felix and Jesus...
(4) (6) (7) My apologies to all - I was remembering the game two seasons ago where A.J. gave up 3 runs to the first 3 Seattle batters and I had to decide between walking out of the stadium at possibly the earliest possible time in history (wonder if there's a Guinness record for that?) or stay and watch the King proceed to stifle the Yanks, which of course he did.
[10] An A.J. start? I heard there's support groups for those who watched them live.
(11) No shit - despite the vow I made at an earlier AJ game that year, I vowed never to go to the Stadium when AJ pitched - when I broke that vow again in the ALCS against Texas, I knew I was fucked for life - and I have been.
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Alex risked the guy wouldn't catch it, peaked over his shoulder to see if he caught it, then kept going. It should have been all or nothing. Terrible.
It was just dumb. You have to be really sure you're going to score to do that. If you're thrown out you give up about a run and a half (compared to staying on third); if you score you only add maybe .2 runs to your expected yield.
[30] Good! So let's do some kind of meaningless, pointless gesture!
I don't understand why Seattle always sucks yet they keep kicking our ass - is that a form of AHDMLB?
[36] i prefer jesus fucking h. christ! : )
then again, i'm a long-haired jew! ; )
Great Captain at bat. I like Cone for a variety of reasons. But another one is the more he talks the less I hear Kay.
So.... MKay and Company went over the 'Nunez Situation'. Any opinions? I say 80& to build his confidence, 20% because last night made them sick.
[75] Ibanez is a very famous brand of electric guitars. mostly rock and hard rock players. (the absolutely incredible) steve vai made famous a 7-string guitar which is now popular with the "nu" metal bands, i generally don't like.
but the name Ibanez (with an American pronunciation) is part of my everyday lexicon since i'm a kid. my big brother is/was a shredding rock guitarist...
[72] Years ago in SI they had a lookalike picture of Darryl Strawberry and Dino the Flinstones dinosaur. It stuck in my brain. Raul reminds me of both of them. Hence, Dino : )
[76} Nice, thanks for explaining that! Think Raooooool is a metal head? Kind of looks like Rob Halford..
thelarmis, I'm going to the "Time Slip Travel" rock and jazz bar tonight. Will send you a review off line!
Shouldn't the Yankees be stealing every time they are on base? After all, the Yankees are more convinced than anyone that Jesus Montero is not a catcher.
[92] D-Rob, then Sori. It can't be too long ago for Sori to remember his closer instincts. The Hammer needs to apprentice a little longer.
[97] Really, three straight? I forgot. Hm. Maybe Kuroda starts the 8th.
[110] Wow!
That is very cool.
Babe Ruth did that kind of thing, but nobody since.
It's only 38 AB, but Damon has a .416 OPS.
The guy must be thew worst contract negotiator in history.
[111] Didn't some of the 1980s Cardinals teams have very low HR totals?


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Anyway, I've found a cheap hack at one of the campus coffee shops- one bag of Mighty Leaf tea is really cheap. Ask for it with steamed milk of any type (I get soy) and it's the same price. Mmmmm…. so this is a decent earl grey (most really do taste the same to me), and with soy milk it even seems to have a touch of sweetness that I may or may not be imagining. I'm in the library with a travel cup, so I'm lazily letting the tea bag sit, and it hasn't ruined the flavor at all. If anything it's richer. I love that I can get an organic tea latte for $1 ;)
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A three-man crew took the Olympic torch to the International Space Station on a Russian rocket on Thursday, ready to send it on its first space walk in a showcase for the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi.
An onboard camera showed Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata pumping the air with his fist as the Soyuz rocket, painted with snowflake patterns, lifted off from the Russian-rented Baikonur launch facility on a crisp, clear morning on the Kazakh steppe.
After a six-hour trip to the station, Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin crawled through a hatch and handed the unlit torch to his beaming countryman on board, Fyodor Yurchikhin.
"It was great ride and we're happy to be here," said U.S. astronaut Rick Mastracchio, who travelled with Tyurin and Wakata, in a videolink with relatives and space officials 250 miles (400 km) below back on Earth.
Inspired by the Firebird of Russian folklore, the meter-long, red-and-silver torch weighs almost 2 kilograms (4.4 lbs) on Earth, but it floated lazily in zero gravity as Tyurin slowly twirled it in the weightlessness of the orbital outpost.
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By tradition, a good-luck charm usually hangs above Soyuz crews when they lift off. Wakata, Tyurin and Mastracchio sat beneath a stuffed polar bear in a blue scarf, a mascot of the first Olympics Russia has hosted since the Soviet era.
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On Saturday, cosmonauts Oleg Kotov and Sergei Ryazansky will take the torch outside the station for a space walk. The Olympic torch has gone on voyages aboard spacecraft twice before, in 1996 and 2000, but it has never been taken into open space.
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The trio's arrival at the station, a $100 billion project of 15 nations, briefly swelled its crew to nine - the most on board the outpost since the last U.S. shuttle mission in 2011.
The torch will return to Earth on Nov. 11 with Yurchikhin, European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano and U.S. astronaut Karen Nyberg. (Additional reporting by Thomas Grove and Steve Gutterman in Moscow, editing by Gareth Jones)


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Title: | Taiwan Labor Survey: Health and Illness Supplement |
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Dash Navigation was a start-up based in Mountain View, California that produced devices and software for in car navigation systems. Their first product was Dash Express. In January, 2007 Dash Express won "Best of CES" awards from both CNET and LAPTOP Magazine.[1] The company was also named an Innovations 2007 honoree by the Consumer Electronics Association.
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The Case of the Missing White Voters - I FEEL LIKE PUKING | |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 6493463 United States 11/10/2012 11:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There's no mystery. I know lots of people that didn't like either choice. So guess what? They didn't vote. How is that so hard to comprehend. By the way, a white person's vote isn't automatically a vote for Romney. The title of your thread kind of implies that's what you think. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11758031 Guess what? On October 26, 2012 (2 weeks before the election), Gallup estimated "likely voter" turnout to be 78% white. Final turnout was 72% white. Difference = 7 million voters. You think it's normal for 7 million likely voters to suddenly decide it's not worth voting? No I didn't say the entire white vote would be for Romney. It's BLACK people who vote nearly 100% by race. The white vote split 60-40 Romney-Obama, which if multiplied by 7 million missing votes would have added a couple of million to Romney's total. The question, now, is "In what states was this precipitous drop concentrated?" If you read the article you linked, I don't know about states, but in Ohio the dropoff seemed as much if not more focused on heavily democratic areas. Most likely it's mostly liberal white males who didn't want to vote for Obama for whatever reason (I know a few friends who dislike him for his drone policy.) Remember, his voting total dropped a LOT more from 2008 then Mitt's did. It seems likely a lot of these lost votes were ones he carried in 2008. [link to www.thegatewaypundit.com] "I think what we're seeing is a lot of spin and hype on the part of the Obama campaign to try to make it appear that they're going to cruise to victory in Ohio," Cuyahoga County Republican Chairman Rob Frost said. "It's not just Cuyahoga County. Nearly 350,000 of those voters are the decrease in the rolls in the three largest counties, Cuyahoga, Hamilton and Franklin." Yes, the spin and the hype and the polls and the Nate Silver phenomenon were all just cover for the operation. Dead people voting. People voting multiple times. Illegals voting. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 6493463 United States 11/10/2012 11:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm with you OP this whole thing stinks of fraud. Hell even Obama's team were pretty much conceding defeat the last week leading up to the election. People were salavating at the fact to oust his ass I just don't by the BS that voter turnout was that low. Hell look back to 2010 people came out in force to vote against Obama and the Dems. Look at what happen with the whole Chik Fila inncident people came at in masses because they're all sick of this shit. I'm also with you I've like puking non stop since Tuesday night. Quoting: TexasDeck ^^^^^^ THIS |
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Phillip J. Fry Glp User ID: 1565986 United States 11/10/2012 12:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Can you guys just not do this anymore. Enough. Get over it. Please just give the whole world 4 years of peace and quiet for a change. Quoting: TrinityMountain Its done over finished. Move on with your lives. Time may be short. Enjoy whats left. The rest of us are going to puke if we have to hear about much more of this. People don't care anymore thats why they didn't show up to vote. Get it. The "peace and quiet" you speak of will be here soon enough. It comes from the grave. WW3 looms and nobody has the mental acuity to learn from history. FYI , History "re-learned" is a Bitch. . "Don't do anything that affects anything. Unless it turns out you were supposed to do it, in which case for the love of God. Don't not do it!" |
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russ59dd User ID: 1230186 United States 11/10/2012 01:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | another four years. Before then we will be Greece so maybe that will change something. I would like to see and audit of ALL the military vote. If this election wasnt stolen, it was sunk by the repubs that didnt vote to try and screw the rep.party machine. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 6493463 United States 11/10/2012 03:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I chose to vote for Obama just to stick it to people like you. Me and My Crew get 650 a month combined in EBT, We cooking amazing food over here. Talking about Cranberry and Pistachio encrusted Swordfish, Organic Baby Sprouted Greens, Grass Fed Beef and Free Range Poultry products, all from noncorporate sources and local businessmen. And its all FOODSTAMPS baby, 650 a month for a few of us!!! LOVE THE O MAN!! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27445690 Exactly my point. You are a useless leech on society. You contribute nothing. But leeches cannot live without a "host" so you are pathetic losers who will have nothing, no skills, no good karma, when the hosts pick you off and hold you over a flame like we used to do with ticks. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 6493463 United States 11/10/2012 03:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thread: Turnout Breakdown for the 2012 Election. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11208970 Here is a breakdown of where your missing votes came from. Just so you know, whites only made up 74% of the 2008 vote, and we tried to tell you that the Gallup model was flawed. Dick Morris told us this is the first time in history an incumbent president's margin shrunk over the challenger and he still won the presidency. Obama led by 7 points in 2008 and 1 point in 2012. First time in the history of elections for president this happened and the incumbent didn't lose. For an incumbent's margins to shrink that much, he is not well liked. That has always in the past meant defeat. But real clear politics has overplayed its hand, I think. How could they possibly know what percentage of whites, blacks, hispanics, and asians voted and for whom they voted? Where did they get that information? Nobody asked my race when I voted. And, my vote is private. I guess when you are writing the story, you can write the ending as well. Exit polls. |


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Daily Market Recap
Stocks rallied after it was reported that fiscal cliff talks were advancing. Correlations today were very high as all sectors of the S&P 500 advanced. The S&P 500 closed off its highs but did manage to close above the key 1325 resistance level. Technology, steel, and biotech were the leaders today. The transportation index spiked higher early in the day but saw profit taking near the end of the day to close near the unchanged mark. The S&P 500 closed 0.65% higher and the Dow was up by 0.60%.
The S&P closed at 1430 on Election Day. The 1430 level was resistance today as the advance stalled at 1434 and closed at 1427. In the wake of the election, as investors focused on the fiscal cliff, the market sold off roughly 6% in less than two weeks. The recent rally brings us back to where we were back in early November.
All four major Congressional leaders spoke today. The focus shifted from taxes to spending. Boehner spoke about the White House needing to come up with specific spending cuts to close the deal. With Pelosi, Reid and McConnell also talking about spending cuts the consensus today seemed to be that there has been some sort of agreement on taxes. Time will tell if that is actually the case.
Even with a slowdown today the Shanghai composite has risen roughly 6.5% from the low seen earlier in the year. New economic reforms through some of the leadership changes and signs of better growth prospects going forward have led to improved trading in China.
Commodities were weaker across the board, with precious metals, grains, copper, crude and natural gas all trading lower.
Technology traded ahead of the market moving higher by 1%. Apple bounced by 2.2%. Semiconductors also produced healthy gains today. Hardware, software, and networking were industries within the sector that performed well today.
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The Office of Fair Trading concluded yesterday that introducing a cap on auditors' liability would not increase competition in the audit market, decreasing the possibility that the Government will introduce such a measure.
The audit profession, dominated by the big four accountants, Ernst & Young, KPMG, Deloitte and PricewaterhouseCoopers, argues a limit on liabilities would reduce barriers to entry for smaller firms and also cut the risk of collapses.
However, the watchdog dismissed these claims, saying a cap would likely "be competitively neutral overall". The OFT described the unlimited liability for negligence or incompetence as a "discipline on audit quality", noting that although third parties rely on audits, companies pay for them. The OFT also noted the collapse of Andersen was due to reputational, rather than financial damage from the Enron scandal.
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Centre for Intellectual Property Policy (CIPP) news
Lara Khoury appointed Associate Dean (Research)
We are proud to announce that Professor Lara Khoury has been named as the Faculty's Associate Dean (Research) starting September 1st, 2015.
Richard Gold appointed Associate Dean (Graduate Studies)
We are pleased to announce that Professor Richard Gold has accepted to serve the Faculty as Associate Dean (Graduate Studies) for a three-year term which started on September 1st, 2015. A James McGill Professor, Richard Gold was the founding Director of the Centre for Intellectual Property Policy. He teaches in the area of intellectual property, international intellectual property, comparative intellectual property, innovation policy and intellectual property management. His research generally focuses on the life sciences.
Six projects at the Faculty of Law receive SSHRC funding
The Faculty's Office of Research is happy to announce that six exciting projects have been awarded funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).
Focus online - Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse speaks about creativity and intellectual property
In an interview with Focus online, Professor Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse explains how the Law of the of intellectual property influences areas that were formerly classified as strictly commercial and as having no artistic value, and how to artisanal skills could be leveraged to stimulate creativity and innovation.
Richard Gold awarded James McGill Professorship
We are pleased to announce that our colleague Richard Gold has just been been appointed a James McGill Professor.
Focus online: L'intellectuel et la propriété
Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse joined the Faculty of Law in 2006 as an intellectual property specialist, and quickly gained a reputation for his sense of humour in the classroom. Focus online asked him a few questions on the repercussions of intellectual property law on our social and cultural values. (In French)
McGill Law takes two of four top spots at Fox IP moot
Marguerite Tinawi, Seo Yun Yang, Lauren Chang MacLean and Guy-Philippe Bouchard took two of the top four spots at the Harold J. Fox Moot, which was held in February at the Federal Court in Toronto.
The Reporter: Interview with Professor Richard Gold
Read the interview in this October's edition of the McGill Reporter: Gold report calls for more negotiation, less confrontation.
Toward a New Era of Intellectual Property: From Confrontation to Negotiation
On September 9, 2008, in Ottawa, the International Expert Group on Biotechnology, Innovation and Intellectual Property released its findings, after seven years of work. One of the principal conclusions of the Group is the need to create an honest, independent broker to provide training, advice and mediation in the area of intellectual property (IP).
Some changes in directors and associate deans at the Faculty of Law
Several changes among its directors and associate deans have occurred at the Faculty.
Centre for Intellectual Property Policy launches Copyright Act wiki
McGill's Centre for Intellectual Property Policy (CIPP) has launched a radical project: a re-draft of the Copyright Act through a wiki platform. Until July 15, 2008, participants are invited to draft articles on pressing issues of copyright reform.
Bitter pills
The decades-long war between brand-name and generic drug manufacturers shows no signs of abating. But with a rapidly aging population and the spectre of new diseases on the horizon, there's new pressure to find a solution soon that can both motivate innovative research and sustain affordable drug prices. McGill's Richard Gold, director of the Centre for Intellectual Property Policy and a professor in IP and common-law property, is interviewed for this story in the Canadian Bar Association's National Magazine.
Ask an expert: Copyrights and wrongs
Want to write a book where Tarzan and Zorro square off against each other? Richard Gold gives us the ins and outs of copyright laws.


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I am so happy to be leaving Toledo! What a drab place. Ok so my bro went to University of Toledo a few years ago. The campus is very nice. That is the one good looking area in the city. Ok enough of that so I am heading back to Canton today. My hometown, this is where I was born and spent the formative years of my youth.
I continue down the rather short drive on I-80 to I-280 traveling past Parma and Brook Park onto I-77 south to Canton. Its amazing how much smaller the area is or maybe its just my perception of it. I just remember taking trips up to Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio and remembering those trips (3 hours or so) seemingly taking forever.
Ready for a trip down memory lane.........
Its amazing how after so many years the area has not really changed all that much. I drive around Jackson Township looking at all the old haunts. Sure there are plenty of stories to go with it..... well.... you don't really want to hear about it. Its been 3 years since i have been back. That time, I returned with Nate, for the wedding of two of my close college friends.
This time I am on my own, I get to remember those days 10 -13 years ago during the highschool era. Dances, proms, and a lot of good times. Unfortunately i don't have many pictures from this era.. online at least, here are a few that i do have. Sorry not very photogenic. I was about 15-16 years old when these were taken.
But first, I stopped by to see my grandparents. I never got the chance to see them on my last visit. I stopped by Westlawn to pay my respect to them. Its only been 8 years since my grandmother passed on... though it seems more like a lifetime. I guess having such a small family you cherish those that are dear to you even more despite the fact that they aren't with you anymore. I left them a single lei in homage to those that moved on in the family.
I continued around the general area, driving by my old house and neighborhood.
I made it by my old highschool that has ahd some drastic remodeling done. It hardly looks like the place i spent four years of my life walking down the hallways with the old gang. I remember one of the first days I went there the Superindendant stopped me in the hallway asking me if i was "Chrissy"s girl"? From then on out i had to watch what i did since half the school knew my mother. Not that that stopped me.
I stopped by the park outside the highschool to remember a dear friend of mine Tracy Dinnen. Tracy and a few of our friends where walking through the park afterschool when she was hit by a jeep. She passed away a few hours later. I was supposed to be with them that day, got sick and ended up going home instead. Tracy was an absolute sweetheart. There is a small tree planted in the park in her memory.
Onto happier times...... stopped by the Winking Lizard an old bar i used to work at about 10 years ago. http://www.winkinglizard.com/data/content/ There are a few coworkers still there that I knew. The owner is still there, Fred, I took some time to catch up with him.
A very nice guy,I was trying to work on him to open a Lizard in Hawaii. WE are sorely inneed of a good wing and beer joint! I remember plenty of good times working there. I used to be a busser, made some good money cleaning up after everyone. I was too young to be a server i was fine with that i didn't want to serve people anyway.... hmmm..... Have you ever seen that movie Waiting.... well anyone in the food industry has similar stories to that. No im not saying the food is tainted or anything like that. They do have some awesome wings as well as a World Beer tour. ( I completed the tour in 2003 and have the jacket to prove it.) My mother is soooo proud.... um yea....
I met up with my Auntie Cassie at Max & Ermas for some pupus and drinks. Had a good time catching up. She is graciously letting me stay at her place for a few nights while I am in town.
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The RYA has announced that preparations for the upcoming Sail for Gold Ball – the traditional black tie send-off for Britain's Olympic-bound sailors – is well underway, and you can book your place at the party!
The quadrennial event will be held on Wednesday 11 June at the Hilton on Park Lane, London, and Peter Harrison, Chairman and Founder of GBR Challenge and the Peter Harrison Foundation, will once again be Principal Sponsor of the Ball.
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Support of the Sail for Gold Ball will not only help ensure Britain's sailors have a rousing send-off for the Games in China, but will also provide additional financial backing for sailing success at the 2012 Games and beyond, and tickets are on sale now. Early booking is advisable as demand is always high.
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John Derbyshire, RYA Racing Manager, said: "This will be the fifth Sail for Gold Ball, which besides looking like being the best so far, contributes significantly to the RYA's Olympic Yachting Fund, which helps safeguard funding for young and talented sailors aspiring to become our future Olympic medallists.
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I was too shy to take many pictures, so here's a quick one I snapped through the doorway on my way out.
As you can see, it was in a big warehouse type place, so there was plenty of room for tons of fabric, and plenty of space to move around. It wasn't too crowded on Sunday morning - I wonder how crazy it was on Saturday? They had a wide variety of fabrics, pretty well sorted by type (cottons, synthetics, flannels, fleece, upholstery, etc.). In the back, they had more tables with all sorts of other crafty supplies - books, trims, stamps, patterns, yarn, etc. And there were also a couple other tables heaped with just fabric scraps (mostly upholstery stuff) - fill a bag for $2 or something like that. My only complaints were that parking sucked (there was some charity fun run next door) and that the checkout was painfully slow, because they had to do so much work to keep track of what was sold. But other than that, it seemed well run, and I think I'll try it out next time.
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I love those cameras. I've repaired a fair number of them in my time with a little tape, wire and gum.
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I sold this "80" new. I sold the 33,s and 66,s before the packs. Polaroid Corporation was in New Bedford, MA, and my band played for there Christmas parties, etc.
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always love your photos. I've been away from jpg for a while, but was just looking through the old empty spaces theme and was reminded of your work. Loving the polaroid shots
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