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The lobby at the Claridges, New Delhi.
Am I going crazy, or is that lamp shaking? he asked, eyes narrowing before growing wide with alarm. "It might help to put your beer down," I answered dryly, without actually looking at the lamp. But my friend wasn't drunk. The lamp really was shaking, and it wouldn't stop. If we'd looked out of the window immediately, we would have also seen the water in the swimming pool tremble. If we'd run for some sort of cover, we would have ensured our safety. But instead, we each did what we were clearly hardwired to do: I whipped out my phone to check Twitter for earthquake alerts, and my friend crouched hilariously behind a chair in an awkward fetal position. Twitter told me that the epicentre was Nepal, and this one looked bad. The notifications were nonstop, we started both making and receiving calls to and from friends and family to check if everyone we knew was okay. When we switched on the TV, it stopped being funny very fast — Nepal was falling to pieces.
I had checked in to The Claridges the previous day for a weekend getaway. Seeing as I live in Delhi, what I was "getting away" from was... um, my house. And meals that insisted on revolving around allegedly different gourds (except they all taste the same; people must immediately stop pretending there's a difference between tinda and lauki). I'd been wanting to take some sort of vacation for a few weeks now, but between work and friends getting married and other friends demanding baby showers, it kept getting pushed to "next week". I was out of patience. I had to get out and take that break. Yes, it was too late to plan anything solid, and as character-building as solo driving trips can be, I wasn't in the mood for Neemrana, my old faithful.Image 2nd
The Claridges is one of the capital's oldest hotels. Sitting quiet and pretty in the heart of Lutyen's Delhi since 1952, this hotel has become both a historical and cultural landmark. Over the decades, it has of course weathered enough aesthetic changes now to be called a contemporary hotel, but it's held on fiercely to its almost iconic old world charm. Having always lived in Delhi, the hotel has a piece of my young heart; I remember Claridges most vividly for its vodka bar, Aura, where my friends and I would always end up on a Friday or Saturday night, back when Friday and Saturday nights were serious business, with a fallout that would only wipe you out for half a Sunday, not the next three weeks. And for the famous paan shop outside, with the equally famous Panditji, who packs a mean meetha paan, and offers an endless variety of other concoctions within the tightly bound betel leaf triangles that fly out of his shop so fast, it makes you laugh. I also remember The Claridges for Sevilla, which I'd visited with a friend when it had just opened and was the "it place" to be; we were "just friends" but the damn place was so romantic that it got really awkward till the sangria kicked in. A Parsi family I know in Delhi doesn't know how to celebrate any of their special occasions without a cake from Ye Olde Bakery, the hotel's patisserie. My point is, if you've lived in Delhi long enough, you have at least a couple of attachments to the place.
But if I wanted a "break from it all", shouldn't I at least have had the good sense to check into a hotel that wasn't smack in the city centre? Perhaps. Then again, thanks to its unimposing structure, this one ducks behind leafy trees and draws its guests into a surprisingly quiet embrace. If you didn't already know it was there, you wouldn't even notice it. So it worked just fine.Image 3rd
I was assigned one of the more recently refurbished rooms of the hotel on the first floor. No points for any kind of view, but it was close to the swimming pool, and to be honest, all I really ever want from any hotel room is an amazing bed, and they've got that one down just right. There's something about a hotel bed that makes me weak in the knees — cold, crisp, white sheets wrapped tightly across a mattress that feels like quicksand for the first few seconds after you get in and your face has found an endless row of fluffy pillows... bliss! The other thing about checking in to a hotel is the room service. It doesn't matter if you've just finished a meal, nobody says no to room service. One big, fat lasagna later, it was time for a power nap.
A friend was joining me for dinner at Sevilla, the hotel's award-winning restaurant known for its Spanish tapas and Mediterranean influences, but most of all, its beautiful setting. Between being able to squeeze the Qutab Minar into immediate view, and the luxury of candlelit tables in the middle of Lodi Gardens, it isn't magnificently difficult to find a sweet spot for lovers in the capital, but they're always welcome. They offer indoor seating at Sevilla, but I highly recommend walking past those areas, onto the cobbled pathway and glass floors with streams running underneath, to get to one of the many private beachy cabanas outdoors. Helping you settle in is the sommelier, usually eager to help you pair your food and wine (they've got a really cute and extensive wine cellar), but we were told to stick with the house special sangria if we were going to be trying a little bit of everything on the menu. Wood fired pizza, tapas and paella... they're all famous here, but considering we'd sampled a dozen different tapas already, we didn't think we'd actually have the space for the paella. When it came to the table, however, its fragrance challenged us to say no; and in retrospect, I am happy to report that we failed. As the stars spilled out, sticking themselves firmly onto a darkening sky, so did the stories, and it was no surprise that what was meant to be a "quick" dinner turned into an evening of many chatty hours, the last of which were spent in the sprawling front lawns when Sevilla had had enough of us.
The morning after saw me rush from bed to spa, where I was already late for my appointment, running past the beaming, friendly staff you see everywhere. You'll notice immediately that the spa is not the most lavish or particularly generous in terms of size, but it's tough to find a good massage in this city for some reason (I've tried and tried), and at least you're in more than capable hands here. A couple of sudden snores and 90 minutes of knot-kneading later, I returned to my room to draw a bath and stretch my Sunday out as long as I could. But that's when the lamp started shaking, our hearts started breaking, and some worlds were changed forever.


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Aldakin Automation will distribute Rethink's Sawyer throughout the country
Rethink Robotics has reached an agreement with Aldakin Automation to distribute its collaborative robots to the entire Spanish manufacturing market.
Fresh off the launch of its new Intera 5 software, which can coordinate a work cell from a single Sawyer robot, Rethink Robotics says it aims to help manufacturers across the globe improve automation and production tasks.
This new partnership further expands Rethink Robotics' network of distributors, which also covers:
- the UK;
- Germany;
- France;
- Australia;
- China;
- Korea;
- Japan;
- Israel;
- Mexico; and
- Australia.
Francisco Lopez de Alda, CEO of the Aldakin Group, says: "Spanish manufacturers are looking for ways to improve smart manufacturing initiatives and overall efficiency in their factories.
"With collaborative robots such as Rethink's Sawyer available in Spain, we can help these manufacturers better adapt to industry demands and pave the way to a more connected factory."
Aldakin Automation helps customers automate their production operations, helping manufacturers with design, installation and maintenance.
Aldakin can now provide Rethink's smart, collaborative Sawyer robot to its customers, opening new opportunities to automate tasks that were never before possible.
Scott Eckert, president and CEO, Rethink Robotics, says: "As the demand for Sawyer continues to grow, it is clear that manufacturers across the globe are placing more value on automation tools that can help them become more efficient in their factories.
"Spain, like many countries around the world, is dealing with labor shortages, inflexible automation and changing market demands. Aldakin Automation is empowering manufacturers there to more effectively implement smart strategies with options like Sawyer."
Based in Alsasua, Aldakin Automation has been leading the development of automation and robotics for industrial processes in Spain since 2014.
Aldakin Automation is part of Aldakin Group, founded in 1988. Aldakin Group originally specialised in electrical engineering, and in the last 25 years has expanded to automation and robotics.
In 2015, the company created a separate division, Aldakin Automation, to focus on the developing automation and robotics business.
Now, in 2017, Aldakin Automation has launched Micobot.es to focus on this smart and collaborative technology developed by Rethink Robotics.

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Poetry Out Loud is a national recitation contest that begins on a school wide level all across the country. Competitors will memorize, prepare, and perform recitations of well-known poems for a panel of judges. The winner from each school progresses to the regional competition, the state-wide competition, and ultimately the national competition featuring representatives from every state in Washington, D.C.DATES FOR 2020 COMPETITIONSign-Up Deadline: January 8th by End of Daywith Mrs. Civitillo or Mrs. EspositoYou must submit the titles and authors of the two poems you will recite when you sign up.School-wide Competition: January 2020 during Unit Lunch in the AuditoriumRegion 4 Competition: Wednesday, February 5, 2020 (Snow Date: February 11, 2020)
RULES: Contestants will need to memorize and perform TWO (2) poems in the competition from the approved eligible poems list.Judging will be based on the Poetry Out Loud tips/criteria and scoring rubric.The winner of the school competition will go on to compete in the NJ Region 4 Competition in Morristown, NJ at the Mayo Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, February 5, 2020.Email or see Mrs. Civitillo or Mrs. Esposito to sign up by END OF DAY, January 8th or for more information: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Velkommen til api.met.no
api.met.no/weatherapi er et grensesnitt mot et utvalg av data fra Meteorologisk institutt. Dataene er fritt tilgjengelige for bruk under disse betingelsene. Se også egne vilkår for bruk av tjenesten. Det finnes mange tredjepartsbiblioteker for tjenesten i forskjellige programmeringsspråk.
Alle jevnlige brukere av API anbefales på det sterkeste å abonnere på vår epostliste for API-brukere siden dette er den eneste kanalen vi vil kommunisere planlagte endringer på utenom websidene (se arkivet for tidligere meldinger).
For driftsstatus and vedlikeholdsmeldinger, se status.met.no (vennligst lag bokmerke i tilfelle siten er utilgjengelig).
For informasjon over hvilke data som er tilgjengelig, samt hvordan disse kan brukes, se dokumentasjonen (engelsk tekst).
Data som eies av andre enn Meteorologisk institutt er ikke tilgjengelig for allmenn bruk. Dette står spesifisert i dokumentasjonen for hvert enkelt produkt. Denne problemstillingen gjelder spesielt radarbildet over Norden og satellittbildene. Les dokumentasjonen for hvert enkelt produkt før bruk.
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Ho, ho, ho and some API stocking fillers 2019-12-20
We hope you all have been good developers this year, in which case you can look forward to some new improved products next month (for those who have been bad we will also be taking some away).
On December 3rd we launched the new backend for locationforecast/1.9. In connection with that some of our users have noted that the topography for Norway is not as accurate as before. This is because we use a terrain model with a slightly coarser resolution. This does not affect the quality of our temperature forecasts. However, due to requests from our users we will soon return to a higher resolution topography for Norway.
Next year we also plan to introduce a higher resolution topography for our global forecasts. This will make the forecast more accurate when not using the recommended "msl" parameter to indicate elevation, which is hard to implement e.g. in mobile apps.
We are also working hard on finalizing the JSON format in 2.0, as well as improving the weathericon symbols so that you won't have to call sunrise to know if to use a night or day version.
Radar animations
Due to popular demand, we have decided to continue GIF animation in radar/2.0 which will launch on Feb 3rd. Everything else will be different though, included sizes (only one), areas (previously called radarsites), types (more options) and formats (all static images are now in PNG).
Radar/1.5 will continue running until May 15th so you have plenty time to update your systems. We still have plans to launch a Javascript animation version, but this is not a high priority.
More changes on Feb 3rd
Next year the sigcharts in upperwindweather will be moved to a new product, possibly with some new charts to follow. The upperwindweather product will then be deprecated, and eventually removed from the public api.
We will also be launching a new version 2.0 of icemap with more and better maps of the Arctic. The old version 1.5 will continue running until March.
We have also decided to retire the little-used lightning product on api.met.no. Since you now can download lightning data more or less in real time from Frost, there is little use for 5 min old data from the API. The data will continue to be delivered in UALF format as before. You can test out the new product here (remember to register for a developer key).
Finally the radar/1.5 and uvforecast products will be end-of-lifed on May 15th, to be replaced by the improved radar/2.0 and locationforecast/2.0 respectively.
Changes to Textforecast and Locationforecast 2019-11-13
We will shortly be making some changes to the existing versions of Textforecast and Locationforecast.
The seahigh and seabank products will be replaced with a new, auto-generated product (named sea) which will be available on December 3rd (possibly earlier). The old forecasts will continue production until February 1st, after which requests will be returned the new sea forecast instead.
We will shortly be changing the backend for the locationforecast to a new, cloud-based service. For the immediate future there will be very little change for the users except for higher performance. There are some minimal changes to the version 1.9 output, in short:
If you experience any problems due to these changes, we suggest temporarily switching over to LocationforecastLTS until you can make the necessary changes.
As Locationforecast and LocationforecastLTS currently runs on the same old
backend and is virtually similar, we have decided to end-of-life this product
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In the long term we will be launching a new 2.0 version, which features:
At the same time we will be deprecating the Probabilityforecast and UVforecast products since the data will now be available in Locationforecast instead.
Radar and Radarlightning: These will be consolidated into a new version Radar/2.0, with removal of some unused products and replacement of GIF animations with Javascript templates.
UVforecast: These are produced by external parties, and we experienced distribution problems last summer. Since UV data will be available in locationforecast/2.0, the UVforecast product will be terminated after Easter 2020. UV maps should still be available from external distributors.
ExtremesWWC: This product will be replaced by a similar feature on our observations and climate API frost.met.no.
We do not have exact dates for the above changes, but will return with updates once we have more specific information.
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An unsigned route, County Road 580 follows a mostly rural route east from Thonotosassa to northern reaches of Plant City in Hillsborough County. The county road follows Thonotsassa Road east from Taylor Road to Branch Forbes Road, and Sam Allen Road east from there to Park and Wilder Roads northeast of Plant City.
Construction set for 2018 (project 257862-3-52-01) will expand a rural two-lane section of Sam Allen Road east from SR 39A (Paul Buchman Highway) to Wilder Road east of Park Road in Plant City. Costing nearly $30 million, the FDOT project expands two miles of Sam Allen Road into an divided urban arterial with four lanes, bicycle lanes and sidewalks. The expansion will support anticipated development and complete an arterial beltway encircling Plant City. Work runs through 2021.1
Expansion plans for both Sam Allen Road (CR 580) and the north end of Park Road were incorporated in the Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for SR 39 between I-4 at Plant city and U.S. 301 at Zephyrhills. The study was approved by FHWA on November 17, 2000. The PD&E Study for improvements to CR 580 and Park Road included Sam Allen Road west to SR 39 (Alexander Street) and Park Road south to I-4.
A separate segment of County Road 580 extends east from SR 580 (Busch Boulevard) and SR 583 (56th Street) along Bullard Parkway in the city of Temple Terrace. Only signed at the west end, CR 580 spans the Hillsborough River along a 2.5 mile course east to Temple Terrace Highway and Harney Road.
- "Sam Allen Road widening closer to construction." Plant City Observer (FL), August 11, 2017.
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Grapes: Glera
Origin: Cartizze
Alcohol content: 11,50 % vol.
Serving temperature: 8 - 10° C (46 – 50° F)
Recommended glass: A medium-sized, tulip-shaped glass, narrowing at the rim
The base wine is put into pressurized tanks for the prise de mousse; it ferments in these for 18 - 20 days, with the aid of selected yeasts, at controlled temperatures of between 14 and 16° C. Once the desired pressure has been obtained (around 6 bar) the wine is chilled to -4° C in order to block the fermentation and encourage stabilization. It is then kept at a controlled temperature for at least one month, so as to favor its natural maturation in contact with the lees. At the end of this process, it is filtered and undergoes isobaric bottling.
A straw yellow color, with faint golden highlights and fine bubbles. An intense, clean and elegant nose, with notes of acacia honey and citrus fruits. Well-balanced on the palate, with good weight and tanginess; elegant, ripe fruit on the finish.
Excellent as a soft, rounded aperitif, even if its rare and delicate fragrance makes it particularly suitable for drinking at the end of a meal with dry petits fours, panettone, sweet cakes or fresh fruit.


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Top 10 Best Acoustic Guitarists
The Top Ten Best Acoustic Guitarists
Jose is the most versatile guitarist ever! There is nothing he cannot play! He moves me like no other! He can make one guitar sound like an orchestra! Self taught, passionate and always entertaining. His voice also is wonderful..if you only knew Jose for Doors cover Light My Fire, then think again!
A guitar virtuoso has performed with the world best recognized symphony orchestras and with his own band. Even George Benson re-recorded his Affirmation.
He has performed with the best symphony orchestras worldwide and his own band. He is a genius in music. He still doing strong in Europe and Latin America Markets.
Jose Feliciano's guitar work is like none other. His style is unique and so very versatile! Yes, he's the best!
Many ways to judge a guitar player. Tommy shows that practice practice practice can combined with passion that only he knows creates exactly what you see, when you see him live. Time slows down, and you watch a man become totally committed to the art. There are no doubt better songwriters, but I have never seen anybody work as hard and be able to hit every note, create any possible sounds that can come from a acoustic guitar and succeed in making you feel what he is feeling at the same time
Easily the most innovative, creative and technically gifted acoustic guitarists that has ever lived. I highly recommend anyone that is not familiar to check out his pieces. Great arrangements and so much passion when playing. Truly amazing.
Tommy Emmanuel is a brilliant guitar player. The speed with which he moves up and down the neck is breathtaking. He's a great technician. But he's not a musician. A musician uses their talent and skill to draw attention to the music, with Tommy it's the other way around.
Met Tommy in Victoria because at one of his concerts. He is a virtuoso with technique unlike any other. Live is the only way to fully appreciate his showmanship, energy, passion and musical magic. His live sound is simply unbelievable and intoxicating. The best part is his kind hearted beautiful soul that permeates his performance and presence. In my view the best player in the world and an even better person. Gotta love the man! He represents the very best in humanity
His Unplugged album proves exactly why he is the most versatile guitarist to ever exist. From a Gibson to a Fender to Martin Acoustic Guitars playing Blues, Rock, Reggae and countless other genres on them, Clapton is a God at them all!
Ok I know he is known for his electric stuff but everyone knows his "Unplugged" album. Listen and watch. He is also one of the best acoustic guitarists of all time. Any guitar list without him is bogus. Come on folks at least top ten. There are Grammys for a reason!
Should be above talentless Ginger Ed Sheeran! - guyritchi
Well he's a better elec guitar player than acoustic, but doesn't mean that he's not talented at acoustic.
Probably one of the most influential acoustic artists of all time.
Crisp and clean
The Greatest Acoustic Guitarist of All-time! No one can match his Excellence! - Nirmal1991USA
Nobody is even in Michael Hedges league. He reinvented the acoustic guitar.
I have had the joy of working as his sound engineer for a short tour many-many years ago. He is not only the most innovative and improvisational acoustic guitarist I have ever worked with (and I do have a few to my credit), He is also the nicest man you would ever want to meet. I had played guitar at the time for about 10 years. He asked me one time, "Do you play guitar? " After watching him play every night what could I say? "No, Phil, not at all! "
I think Phil is technically better than most others but no one is as good at writing a melody, which makes his music so pleasing and evocative. I've seen him live three times and each time left feeling like I have wasted my life because I did not pursue what I loved like Phil has.
Phil now has 75 albums actually. My brother has every one. Two other fantastic guitarists are classical master Christopher Parkening and (of course) John Petrucci of Dream Theater. Vastly different but both world class musicians. Phil Keaggy, in my opinion, could keep up with...not better than, not even as good as...but could keep up with BOTH Parkening and Petrucci. That's how good and versatile he is.
Underappreciated. - Billyv
He is the acoustic counterpoint to Hendrix's lead on to original recording of "All Along the Watchtower"; simply brilliant.
Mason has said in interviews that Hendrix was incredibly demanding of perfection during the recording sessions.
No one is as good as Paco! This guy is a pioneer.
The best acoustic guitar all time!
Amazing and so cool. When are you coming to Canada?
May be the best of all time.
The Contenders
Shows how many of these top ten lists are strictly popularity contests. He should be much higher on the list. A truly unique artist.
#27 really! He is much better tan that
None better. Should be number one.
Best ever
Michael was the best tap, rhythmic guitarist as well as melodic combining classical techniques. He shall forever be the best Acoustic guitarist in my opinion and the most influential guitarists of our time as well as a great musician/singer.
Had the pleasure of seeing him live 3 times. The most gifted, influential, inspiring artist I have ever seen. His music, passion, energy, and love for life will truly be missed.
Absolutely one of my favorite guitarists, he explored a variety of techniques which have become common place. It's hard to hear how unique he was given the rapid spread of his techniques, and a number of people on this list use those techniques with extra pizzazz (! ). Few catch his emotional depth.
Musicality blended with musical and composition genius, Michael had it all and shared it with us.
No words can describe his talents and technique. The complexities are mind blowing! When musicians hear Jung's rendition of their own songs they are even awe stuck at his style and approach. And the kid is young! Imagine the possibilities!
I think Sungha jung should be on top 10 cause his guitar sings the lyrics of every song he wants to cover... Listen to his videos so that you'll know what am talking about
Please help bringing Sungha to the 1st spot guys. He completely deserves it. I mean, look how young he is and even Jason Mraz (one of the best guitarist and a great singer) said that he studied Sungha's style for a whole week and he couldn't exactly do what he does and then he said that its really not easy...
Sungha is still so young that's why he should be in the top ten. He's gonna be better than all those guitarists when he grow up.
Number one in everything having to do with music. Genius!
Although more known as an electric guitar player, check out "Mark Knopfler showing his magic on acoustic guitar" on YouTube. Probably the most epic ragpicking I've seen.
What.. Clapton, Page, Slash, Cantrell? Hell, even SRV recorded on an acoustic. PisS on this pop rap playing fool.
Invented the best sounding technique ever.
Are you kidding me? Best ever
Who else plays two songs at the same time?
His songs are as cool as his name
How is not atkins number 1?
He is the best, period!
John Martyn was a criminally underrated artist, his guitar playing was effortless, innovative and so far ahead of its time. Eric Clapton once quoted that "John Martyn was so far ahead of everyone at the time it was almost inconceivable" His use of an echoplex on live sets needs to be heard to believe, it sounds like you're listening to two guitars at once, incredible.
The song Spencer the Rover is one of my favorits and his style of music is like Nick Drake
Rip a legend, inspired and wrote and sang solid air has never been bettered - rednile1
He floats in the air when he plays
Single handedly kept classical guitar alive and trained an entire generation. He won't win popularity contests since he didn't play pop, but he preserved the music, techniques, and passion behind classical guitar. You may not say he is the absolute best based on your preferences, but you can't place anyone above him. Buy the CDs of his lessons, and listen to them daily.
Not a pop music player so he will never get the most votes but just the best.
A W E S O M E technically and spiritually.. His performance of Bach's chaconne, or anything... For me, No. 1!
Ask every single name on this list [the live ones anyway], and they will tell you that Segovia is the GOAT.
I'm very sad to see him at 42 :/ He is maybe the most talented guitarist on my opinion. He made the song of the golden dragon what is absolutely beautiful and his playing technique is enjoyable to watch. Everyone should listen the song of the golden dragon.
He should be number 1 actually! Incredible guitarist!
Estas is the best acoustic guitarist of all the times! Just listen to his Internal Flight. Absolutely amazing! Masterpiece of acoustic guitar songs!
Best guitar player by a distant in my opinion.
The most innovative guitarist of all time. Created a genre that was the foundation of following genres.
With out him blues wouldn't exist which means that rock would not exist which means metal and grudge and hair metal and rap all would not exist.
the king of the delta blues...
Oh this guy is here. Can't believe my eyes. There were many reasons why I chose to play guitar. And some of the songs that inspired me was "Poth Chola" Just listen the acoustic guitar intro of this song. Mind blowing. - zxm
Never got past simple bar chords. Does not belong in this or any other guitar lists.
Like John Martyn very under rated. Still love his cover of 'Heartbreak Hotel'.
His talents are mostly overshadowed by his genre of songs being romantic, bluesy, yet kid-like wonder. His early works were very rhythmic with a hybrid of finger picking/plucking style infused with strumming. Eric Clapton was even inspired by it! All very original and difficult yet fun to play if you can. His later works would suffer a bit from his original fans because he chose to chase the more soloist complexities that are mostly afforded to the "real electric guitarist", well, at least one would think. What we can all agree with is John is an amazingly talented guitarist regardless! For those who doubt his real depth I suggest you listen to John's own version of 'Wind Cries Mary' and be lost in his own world filled with wonder and ambrosia.
Killer singer songwriter player! Check out shadow days (acoustic) or 3x5
His not just a good guitarist but a good singer... Rarely seen on this planet
He should be 1st easily...
Has all the technical skill you could want in playing acoustic guitar and is extremely creative with his music and song writing. One of the best.
Dreamcatcher album is underrated to say the least. Great album from a great artist.
Andy mckee and don ross are the best
The man the myth the legend
Another name with a legitimate claim to the GOAT title. A shame kids today have no idea who he was.
Lets be honest he is number 1
Founder of Gypsy Jazz. Through his influence, the guitar has become an integral part of pop music.
Many great guitarists are influenced and inspired by Django Reinhardt.
The fact that Taylor Swift is above Django Reinhardt completely blow's my mind! He is the greatest acoustic guitarist of all time. Reinhardt and Grapelli created a new genre of music when they played together.
Genius of the acoustic 7-string guitar.
A genius of nowadays!
The best of all.
All of his acoustic songs are incredible, my personal favorites are stairway and over the hills and far away
Have you ever listen bron yr aur stomp
Lol, pathetic to see contemporary artist like Ed Sheeran above Al Di Meola. Kids these days surely does not understand differences in music. I understand that determining the best is very vague, but seriously, thetoptens need to conduct some screening whether the recommended names deserves to be on the list or not
The absolute best
Best in the world
Not one person has taken the level of playing guitar as high as Al. He can read write and compose, play flamenco, jazz, improvisational world music etc. Who else would have written an entire album re-interpreting for guitar the bandoneon played Argentian Tango music of Astor Piazzola. Nobody, No guitar player could even dream of such a task, let alone do it.
"Ocean" is a masterpiece you can listen again and again. But best of all, when you watch him playing, you understand how physical it is and how much he has put himself into it. High in emotion.
I listened to Ocean and felt inspired... I learned to play Ocean and I WAS inspired. John Butler is the reason I've become a better player.
Improvisation and overall precision of playing is unbelievable, arguably the best open tuning guitarist out there.
An amazing guitarist. If you don't believe check one of his videos. I recommend everyone to listen his song called Ocean
Sublime whimsical sad angry everyhing really - rednile1
Bob Dylan's has always been a great acoustic guitarist. - zxm
Should be higher
One of the most creative and original musicians out there. Awesome technique, beautiful music
Incredible talent. And super sweet man. A class act.
Take a look, then decide for yourself.
Or to quote Tommy Emmanuel "one of the best guitarists on the planet"
Whoever compiled this list has obviously led a very narrow and sheltered life. Earl Klugh ranked at No. 30 is a joke, come on now he makes his guitar talk, listen closely...
Maybe folks haven't really heard his works
Who plays nylon string better - rednile1
He is undoubtedly the best
Fantastic technique and great versatility across a range of genres.
Transends classical jazz pop - rednile1
Go to youtube for John Williams playing asturias and recuerdos de la alhambra - he was also in the group Sky. Sky had a hit with toccatta.
Retarded that dave is not in top 10. lol look at his songs: Warehouse, Rhyme and Reason, The Stone and tell me he is not top 10. lol.
Dave is at least top 20
I meant to say copied, not cooied! You get the point I hope!
John Mayer cooied his whole persona! And Mayer is bwfore Dave! Embarassing to say the least list maker person! For shame.
This man is on another level. Transcends everything we ever thought was possible on an acoustic guitar. Ed Sheeran at 6? If I was Mr Dawes I would be offended by that.
This man is beyond talented.
He was a great fingerstyle and flatpicking guitarist. He wasthe real thing when it came to good old mountain music but expanded into all genres, He is a class act!
You did great John Vesely, you are the greatest musicians in the world and you are also an acoustic guitar player who was beautiful voice, so I'm sure if you'll be the first champion of the world
He is very good guitarist acoustic in america on the group band secondhand serenade, let's go, john vesely is my idol in Indonesia he is very excellent singer and guitarist
Come on John Vesely you should be able to outperform the others and you should be positioned on one, your wife
and kids would surely love to see it ok, you are beautiful guitar player, I support you
He can extend and blend his soul to the guitar. Forget about all those flashy stuff other guitarists do. He is the god of classical guitar!
Excuisite challenging and genre busting - rednile1
Bewitching player tells a story never took the praise he warrented - rednile1
Has his own style and sound
If you get a chance, check out his live performance of 'End of the affair' on the Jools Holland show. Absolutely breath and totally unique.
Uses alternate tunings, partial capos, delay pedal, belts into the soundhole of his guitar, bloke is a freak and the best acoustic guitarist on the planet, period.
Most of these guys would not be playing if John hadn't had been there first
Should be much, much higher on this list!
Tony Rice should never be out of any legitimate top 5 ever list. He may be the best acoustic player still alive.
Best guitar Player for ever.
Tony is the greatest
Tony...The man!
Eric Clapton ones sayd ''I am not the best guitarst in the world, there is one guy in Norway and his name is Øystein Sunde and he is without a doubt the best guitarst in the world''...
She's one of my favorite acoustic guitarists of all time. - SpinelliFan
Forget the prog and rock (though brilliant) listen to the other side - rednile1


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He also planted a global outlook into Singapore's DNA, she said, highlighting the economic and research ties between the two countries.
The UK is Singapore's fifth-largest European trading partner and sixth-largest investor globally.
More than 4,000 British companies are in Singapore, including Rolls-Royce, GlaxoSmithKline and Dyson, all of which have contributed significantly to innovation here, she noted.
President Halimah was speaking at an official dinner she and her husband Mohamed Abdullah Alhabshee hosted at the Istana for heir apparent to the British throne Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall.
She noted that Raffles' influence can be seen in Singapore's language, form of governance and legal systems, as well as in architectural details of buildings, road names and schools. For instance, the vision for the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the first Unesco World Heritage Site here, came from Raffles himself, who was a keen naturalist.
"These connections offer us a glimpse of a relationship that spans two centuries... I am confident Singapore-UK ties will continue to flourish," President Halimah said before raising a toast to Queen Elizabeth II.
Prince Charles, in toasting the President and people of Singapore, also cited the close bilateral ties.
He recounted his first official visit here in 1979. He thought he would have a small lunch with founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Instead, it included "over 20 courses of Chinese food, together with a large proportion of the Cabinet", he said with a laugh.
"By the end of the lunch, I was feeling thoroughly intellectually challenged, and had learnt a lot from one of the most eminent leaders of the Commonwealth."
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Whether you're a hunter or just a general deer lover, the sight of fawns with their mother is a majestic one. For the general nature lover it's often just a cute sight, but for those of us who truly love the deer we hunt it's the beginning of the fantastic circle of life and we may just be looking at something which can grow to be a true legend in our favorite hunting spot.
The Doe's Cycle
Like most mammals, female deer only go into estrus once a year. This period is generally known as the rut, and it's when the males will be competing over doe. Hunters know this well, as the normally timid and clever bucks become a bit brash and make mistakes that you won't see at other times of the year.
After mating, the doe will naturally become pregnant, and they'll generally carry their young for roughly one hundred and eighty days. In this six month period, the doe will begin to exhibit some changes in their behavior as they prepare to bring their offspring into the world.
The Fawn's Life
It can be hard to estimate the exact time of year that most fawns are born, it will naturally depend on when the rut was in your area. You can begin to expect the spotted young to show up within six months of the middle of the rutting season.
As all of us know, this varies quite a bit even in relatively close areas. You can expect them primarily from early May through early June in most areas.
Does will usually only have one or two fawns, but three certainly isn't unheard of.
While they can be quite timid, fawn are easy to recognize by the small white spots on their sides. These give them an extra bit of camouflage to protect themselves from predators, but they disappear quite rapidly as they grow.
Deer fawn are actually scentless for a short time after being born, which helps to hide them from predators and are almost certain to lock up if anything they see as dangerous comes along. This behavior can serve quite well for the small animals, and many predators will pass them by during this period.
The mother will generally stay away from her young except for during feeding time. Within two weeks they'll be able to begin to eat greenery and within six they will be able to function completely independently although most will remain with their mother until her next set of offspring comes along.
Deer grow quite quickly for such majestic animals, although the rate of growth certainly isn't unheard of in the animal world. They will generally be fully on their own before they're even a year old, sometime after their mother gets pregnant. At this point, they'll truly be deer, not just fawn.
For the most part, you can expect the young to have lost all of their spots by October, although some may take a little bit longer. These late bloomers can generally be assumed to have been born quite late in the season.
Within a year the does will have reached sexual maturity, and in the next season will be ready to begin the cycle anew. Bucks of a year and a half will begin to grow their horns in the same amount of time, although they'll often be edged out of their first mating season for the most part.
Understanding the Cycle
The cycle of the whitetail deer is both fascinating for animal lovers and of utmost importance for hunters to understand.
The nature of the rut itself means that most fawns will be born within a two week period of each other, the individual variance for the pregnancies is most often less than a week over or under the six months.
The easiest way to determine when the most will be born in the area that you're using is to calculate from the beginning of the two weeks of "full rut" when almost all does are in estrus. For instance, in South Carolina, the peak of the breeding season will generally be from November 17th to the 30th so you can expect most of the deer to be born in late May.
The whole season in the same area will run through December 13th or so, meaning that there will also be some stragglers born in early June as well.
The lifecycle of the whitetail deer is pretty fascinating, and knowing when the spotted ones are born can be important in predicting their behavior. Even if you're just looking to see a fawn with their spots, you'll want to know when the majority of them are born since they'll be almost indistinguishable from the adults by anything but size within three or four months.
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Our instructional model for larger classes is to have a Lead Instructor (in charge of content and management) and TAs who are in charge of grading (this is a writing class). TAs each get a group of students for whom they are responsible, but there is no feature that allows TAs to filter Assignments by their section group (b/w 15-30 students per section group). Currently, we have to manually create section groups, then manually add TAs AND students to section groups so that TAs only see the students to whom they are responsible. Elsewhere in Canvas, it seems like "groups" is an easy function to filter by. I would love to see Grading have a Group Filter added to it. This would make dealing with the work of managing a couple hundred students and a dozen TAs much easier!
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Kid Koala Enlists Mike Patton and Jon Spencer for Next Slew Album
Published Aug 05, 2010Last November, top-notch Canadian turntablist Kid Koala dropped an album with the Slew, his out-there collaboration with Wolfmother's former rhythm section. The project was intended as a one-off effort, but Koala has revealed that the band are already hard at work on their second album, and this time they've enlisted Mike Patton and Jon Spencer to lay down some vocals.
"Mike [Patton] has been a big supporter of the Slew since the beginning," Koala told Spinner. "He's already joined us onstage once before, so it only seemed natural to have him on the record... As for Jon [Spencer], we've been meaning to do some stuff together for the last couple of years. We were originally going to do something, just the two of us, but I think the Slew are better suited to his voice. It's got this really kind of sludge/bluesy roughness that's just perfect for him."
The Slew's debut, 100%, was created entirely on turntables, with former Wolfmother members Chris Ross and Myles Heskett recruited for a live setting. This time, the album is being recorded with live instrumentation. From there, each track of music will be cut to a vinyl record and mixed on turntables.
No title or release date have been set for the next Slew album, but it sounds as if it will be painstaking to complete, so don't expect it too soon.


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Dr Robert Knox
One of the leading anatomists, surgeons and medical lecturers of his day Dr Robert Knox was born in Edinburgh in 1793.
However in the early nineteenth-century Scotland's capital was still a deeply conservative place, the burgh council only supplied the medical school with four cadavers a year for the purposes of medical research. Therefore medical lecturers like Knox had to resort to less than savoury methods. They paid men known as bodysnatchers to dig up freshly buried bodies and bring them to the university. Knox notoriously didn't ask many questions about where they came from, to the extent that he took corpses from two charming Irishmen named Burke and Hare who didn't bother using shovels!
Doctor Knox is now one of our most experienced guides; with characteristic surgical precision he provides top-notch scares on a nightly basis with an effortlessly dry humour. For a man of some 224 years he is surprisingly nimble when ambling through the Old Town's steep and narrow closes. A word of warning though, if you feel severely unwell on one of Knox's tours and require surgery, don't let him perform it! Surgeons like Knox were taught that blood on his apron was a sign of surgical skill rather than a potentially life threatening source of bacteria.
Tours Mastered: Old Town and Underground, Famous Ghost Tour, Tour of the Undead, Real Fear Tour, Extreme Paranormal Tour.
Deacon William Brodie
In the late eighteenth century Deacon Brodie was one of Edinburgh's most respected and well connected citizens.
He was a locksmith, cabinet maker, businessman and town Councillor. By night though he behaved completely differently; a compulsive gambler Brodie ran up huge debts and had to do certain things that there were less than honourable to pay them off. Brodie used his highly honed locksmith skills to expertly rob his wealthy clients and he got away with these thefts for many years.
However a botched attempt to rob the city tax office led finally to his arrest, trial and execution in October 1788.
Now though Deacon Brodie is very much a reformed man and takes charge of our ticket office throughout most of the week. Having been a ghost tour guide with our company since the beginning the deacon knows first hand what our guides, our tours and our underground have to offer. So please to book tickets or request more information give us a call, Deacon Brodie is always happy to recommend who he thinks is the second best tour guide working on a particular day.
Gina Gnecco
Originally from Chile, Gina is naturally able to lead our nightly Spanish ghost tours but she is also fluent in French and Italian.
Therefore Gina can lead enthralling ghost tours in all three of these languages on a private booking basis. Also Gina will soon be adding afternoon historical tours in Spanish to her repertoire.
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Reading this made me feel good. I hope to spread the good cheer!
27 Feb 2013 1 Comment
Flowers and Tea in the Winter Mountains
26 Feb 2013 2 Comments
in Faith, Friendship, Lent, Roman Catholic, Uncategorized Tags: Air Force, england, faith, flowers, Friendship, gardening, Lent, memories, RAF Chicksands, spring, winter
During the past week, our house has been bustling with the arrival of our oldest daughter, visiting from university, and the departure of our youngest daughter on a French exchange program to Quebec. Sitting down to write has been a luxury I couldn't afford, so the words have been filling me to overflowing, inside. A few days ago, while shopping in Safeway, those words had nowhere else to go, so they started spilling out of my ears. In the floral section. Luckily, I carry a little notebook for just such occasions, and I caught them before they were lost (something Hashimoto's has taught me – write it down or lose it forever).
An Ode to my Precioussssssss
25 Feb 2013 2 Comments
in Birthdays, computers, Family, Uncategorized Tags: Apple, MacBook Pro, Obsession
I have survived turning 45. Normally, age is not an issue for me. The days leading up to the grand event did not portend impending doom, or even anything that mattered. Growing up in my family, birthdays for children were of no consequence. Actually, anything having to do with children was considered of no consequence. My father used to think he was so witty, saying "Children are cabbages. They're not worth speaking to until they are educated and old enough to carry a reasonably intelligent conversation." Such lovely sentiments that no level of brain-fog can erase from my aging brain, unfortunately. On the plus side, the family I have been lucky enough to choose for myself, believes in Love and more Love, and my husband and I pull off some amazing family birthday celebrations. That said, I still have a difficult time getting excited while anticipating my own birthday; I focus on our family tradition of the Birthday Boy or Girl giving a gift to each member of the family. It makes for a very fun round of opening gifts at the breakfast table. And the rest of my birthday energy is spent preparing for the others' birthdays during the year.
So the days leading up to my big day were uneventful – only peppered by my silly husband grabbing my face in his hands and declaring, "I can't BELIEVE you are going to be 45!!! 45!!! So Old!!!" several times a day. He's two years younger than me, so he likes to think of me as a cougar. Puh-leeze. Between the face-grabbing and his jumping up and down with glee over some secret surprise, it was hard to ignore the looming date. My oldest daughter, Emmy, was also home from university. She must have been in on the secret too, because they would occasionally make eye contact, then giggle and clap their hands. Silly people.
All I wanted for my birthday was something so enormously extravagant that I knew we couldn't afford it. It was something so over-the-top I couldn't even mention it out loud. Since I am a practical person, if I want something I know I can't have, I try to put it out of my mind. Why think about it, if it isn't going to happen, right? Window shopping? I hate it. Why go into a store to look at stuff if you don't have the money to buy it? Some women love diamonds, some love shoes. I like those things, but I LURVE technology. Nothing puts a gleam in my eye like reading about processor speeds and RAM…sigh. Over the years, I have been slowly seduced to the Dark Side by Apple. It started with my first iPod Shuffle, and led to my iPad and my iPhone5. Occasionally, I would surf the Apple Store site and illicitly drool over the Mac Books, closing the windows if someone were to walk by—feeling like I'd been surfing for porn. But instead of splurging on big tech toys, we decided to help our children with university, and I had to settle for my old Dell laptop, keys sticky from my husband's honey-bread mishap and his spilled latte. First World problems, right? Just close that window and move on, Sue. If asked what I wanted for my birthday, I replied, "plants!"
6:30am on the morning of February 22nd (yes, we get up for birthday celebrations BEFORE breakfast on school days) and I am gently kissed awake. I open my eyes to the family singing Happy Birthday in the dark. Quietly, my little boy puts his hands on my eyes and leads me through the dark to the kitchen, where pink and red streamers float from every surface, with pink and red hearts dangling all around. The dining table is covered with gifts on one end, and our traditional German birthday candle ring on the other. The birthday candle ring is a wooden circle, with holes to hold candles and little wooden pixies with felt clothes and hats (we call them our mannschgerl). Instead of the number of candles needed to celebrate my birthday, the family made the smart move to light a "4" and a "5" candle. More singing, and a very strong cup of espresso, had me sitting very happily for a few minutes, while my husband made me breakfast. Then, the gifting began.
This was the year of scarves for me. I am not a very fashionable person, but my good friend, my daughter, and my big sister have unwittingly put an end to that! I now have silk scarves, pashmina shawls, and floaty concoctions to drape for every occasion. Look out, Jasper, I am changing the dress code…
In between my lovely gifts, I handed out tickets to my family's favorite hockey team's game in Calgary, some love cups (the only kind of coffee cups we like in this house), and a iPad Mini to my oldest daughter (another addition from the cult of Apple). I smiled because they smiled, and my heart grew bigger and bigger.
Then my husband made me cry by giving me a coffee cup that he had decorated himself. A homemade love cup. On it, he'd painted hearts and a love poem. That was that, I thought. The perfect ending to my perfect birthday. I should have noticed the children holding their breath…and my husband's suppressed smile.
Opening the wrapper on the box they handed me, I saw the words, "MacBook Pro." No. That couldn't be right. Blinkblinkblink. The box still read "MacBook Pro." I thought maybe a pair of shoes wrapped up in MacBook Pro box? A HaHa gift? Lifting the top of the box, I saw the glow of brushed aluminum, and the apple…that yummy yummy apple…Christmas in February!!!!
I am still in awe. The touch pad, alone, is a wonder. The retina display should come with a choir of angels that sings "Hallelujah!" every time I open the laptop. This is all very bad. I think Tolkien was mistaken. Gollum wasn't corrupted by a stinking ring. He was given a 15″ MacBook Pro with Retina Display on his 45th birthday. And soon he forgot about his Love. He forgot to make dinners and pick up kids from school. And he shriveled up and moved into the underground caves of the dwarves. I'll make sure to leave my forwarding address to his spare room…jussst don't give it to that filthy Bagginsesssssss. What. Did you think Ode to my Preciousss was about my husband? What husband? All I can see issss my Precioussss with the 2.7 GHz processor and the lurvely retina dissssplay…
Two visitors taking a shortcut to my back yard, over the lake-turned-ice-skating-rink.
17 Feb 2013 2 Comments
Domo Arigato, Dr. Hashimoto
17 Feb 2013 3 Comments
in Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, illness, Medical, Thyroid Tags: brain-fog, forgetfulness, Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, illness, Medical, thyroid
If you are old (as my children would put it), this will have you busting out your robot dancing and other foolish moves. For any fellow Hashimoto's Thyroiditis victims out there, this will become your new theme song. Brain-fog, lethargy, FATNESS, and depression. That's the rockin' life we lead, even when treated, precisely because we are not robots and our bodies flux…especially as we age. woo to the hoo.
10 years ago, I had never even heard of Hashimoto's Disease. My older sister had mentioned thyroid issues after her youngest child was born, but she lives all the way out in Australia, and busy me with my busy life must have been just too…busy…to pay enough attention. So time passes, and I'm around 40, and the family begins to tease me that I'm getting old, becoming absent-minded. I also notice that I am gaining weight, even though we eat healthily and exercise regularly. My hairbrush fills up with hair at an alarming rate, and I am cold all the time. And tired. Oh, so tired. There are days that I can barely get myself out of the bed, and no amount of coffee makes a difference. I would leave a room to go do something, and find myself in the hallway, reduced to tears because I didn't know why I was there. I worried about dementia…Alzheimer's… Finally, I take myself to the doctor, who orders blood tests and perkily tells me, "Looks like your thyroid is just not pulling its weight! Do you have thyroid issues in your family?" Do I? When I reached out to my extended family, my big sister gave me all the details of her battle with Hashimoto's, and my father tells me that he's been on a synthroid for years. YEARS. Yes. Communication with my dad is another issue to be discussed at a different time… So it turns out Hashimoto's can run in families and after another round of blood tests for certain antibodies, I get to join the club. No green blazer, no membership card. Just Fat and Forgetful. Not the coolest club, to be sure.
There are all sorts of approaches to treatment for Hashimoto's out there, from conventional synthroids, to nutritional changes, to incense and prayers (sorry, but that end of the spectrum is labeled KooKoo Land in my book). Normal hypothyroidism is very straightforward. Your thyroid is sluggish, underperforming, you just need to pop the right amount of synthroid and your hormone levels can theoretically reach a normal level. Hashimoto's Thyroiditis is actually an autoimmune disease. You see, it is my own body, attacking my own thyroid, trying to kill it. On it's own, my thyroid may have even had a chance to be normal and strong. Instead, it is under attack, and left untreated, would eventually be destroyed. In the olden days, I may have gone to bed and eventually never woken up, slipping into a myxedema coma. But here we are in the 21st century and modern medicine; problem solved, right? Yes…kinda. First, you have the immensely difficult task, in the beginning, of REMEMBERING to take the daily pill. Considering that memory loss is the #1 symptom of this dratted disease, it took me ages to get in the habit. The meds take some time to kick in – so a month of "oops, did I remember to take my pill?" plagued me. Blessedly, once the synthroid started to have some effect, I was relieved to find myself remembering that my contact lenses were, in fact already removed, so I could spare myself the painful digging around in my eye socket, searching for them. And I could climb the stairs in my house and remember, at the top, what it was I climbed them for. My children were especially relieved. I began using their names again, instead of the collective "Short People!" that I had resorted to calling them…The bad news is, some things are stubbornly sticking around, like the fat, and the constant feeling of being cold. The good news is, there is more energy to exercise, and I think peri-menopause is starting to send me hot flashes to combat the cold shivers. My body is a battlefield.
It's been a few years since I was first diagnosed, and through regular blood tests and medication changes, my thyroid has been doing its best. I am still not normal, but the more I think about it, the more I wonder if I ever deserved that label in the first place. There are 7 pesky little nodules on my thyroid. I call them my 7 Dwarves. Every 6 months I have an ultrasound to make sure they aren't growing. It always feels strange, after 3 lovely pregnancies, to go in for an ultrasound hoping that what we see is NOT growing. So far so good. And there is always the positive thought that even if the nodules do rise up and revolt, thyroid cancer is probably the cancer you want to get, if you have to get a cancer, as it is the easiest cancer to treat, and the most survivable. I can't believe I just wrote something positive about the C word.
It's slightly ironic, having a disease that I can't forget about because it still bugs me on a daily basis, this forgetfulness. The brain fog is improved, but there are far too many moments when I say out loud, "what was I saying?" and all my friends and family just pat my hand and prompt me to continue. There are huge chunks of my past that I simply can't recall. My children will ask, "remember when?…." and I draw a blank. Writing helps; I can return to precise moments in time by re-reading journal entries. And oddly enough, cooking helps. Certain smells can transport me to completely different countries, decades past. For instance, raw onions and salami? Flashback to the USSR in 1976. I'm in 2nd grade, my father and some Russian contacts are sitting at our dining table, drinking straight vodka, cutting hunks of salami, popping salty black olives, and biting whole white, raw onions,as if they were apples. The fumes go straight up my nose and make me oh so hungry for a taste. My eyes are watering from the cigarette smoke, and my ears ring with their bellows of drunken laughter.
My children are puzzled by my crystal clear memories of certain things, but my complete inability to remember everyday things, like picking them up from school, or the names of their friends (all the girls' seem to have names that start with "K" – how confusing is that?!). My son, who is too young to have learned about Pavlov's dogs in school, brightly suggested, "Hey Mama, maybe if we give you a cupcake every time you pick us up from school on time, you can get it right!" Okay, so I forget some important things. But I also forget some things that are too painful to hold on to. That smell of cigarette smoke? There is nothing I hate more. Cigarette smoke reminds me of chain-smoking, abusive parents, getting carsick on long rides, and Mom dying of lung cancer. No smoke, no memories. Fresh clean air and Hashimoto's means fresh, clean slate in my brain. Hashimoto and I have a tentative truce. I let go of some of the good, and am grateful some of the bad goes with it. So sometimes I say it sarcastically, but sometimes sincerely, Domo Arigato, Dr. Hashimoto.
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