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Hello chickens! Well it's that time of the week again…. the #coolmumclub is flinging open its doors and myself and the fabulous Mum Muddling Through welcome you with caffeine shaking arms and cloudy brains.
Although we all hold heavy hearts and probably writer's block with the recent catastrophe's, we very much hope that we can all still come together to share the love and writings that we have managed to eek out of late. If you're struggling with writing anything new over this period with thoughts turned elsewhere, then don't forget older content is welcome too, until we manage to find our collective mojo again….
So now let's talk some happy…
My favourite post from last week was a straight talking piece by Hello Baby Bug about why we should F*** the guilt, ladies. I couldn't agree more!
Sarah's fave post was A musical journey into memories from Little Hearts Big Love.
This week I'm linking two posts I'd like you to have a root around:
- 20 things I would go back and tell my pregnant self – because hindsight is a cruel thing
- 11 effective ways to build your blog traffic – what works and what doesn't offering a few tips and tricks I've picked up along my blogging way
Sarah is linking up with:
So now on with the show…
RULES: The first rule of #coolmumclub is, there are
NO a few rules.
- Join in with up to two posts. All content is welcome; don't get too hung up on being cool – this isn't school 😉
- Comment on one of the host's posts
- If you like it then you should put a badge on it (to the tune of Beyonce, obv). Grab it here…
- Share some blog love people…we all know the currency of blogging is comments, so pay your way. Share the ones you really dig on Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, Google+ yadda yadda yadda
- Tweet myself and Sarah a #coolmumclub pointer to @motherhoodreal @mummuddlingthru and we will of course retweet you as best as our crazy children permit.
- We're not the blog police…use your lovely #pblogger conscience and comment on what you can, we totally know what it's like when you have one hand and three minutes; come back later if you need to? Bear in mind, the more you give, the more you receive.
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RTD spotlights SOE's Career Switcher Program
VCU launches program aimed at helping career-switcher teachers
By Justin Mattingly, Richmond Times-Dispatch
July 29, 2019
Adam Scott was tired of living in his Honda Civic, first a 2006 model named "Tuesday" for the day of the week when elections are held and then a 2010 model named "Tuesday 2.0."
He had traveled the country working on political campaigns as a field organizer but felt the call to switch careers and follow in his mother's footsteps and go into education — specifically as a special education teacher in a district with a large population of low-income students.
"I wanted to commit myself to being a part of the change that helps change the outcomes and the experiences for students," said Scott, adding that he wanted to "make a difference in underserved and underprivileged communities."
Scott enrolled in 2013 as a master's degree student at Virginia Commonwealth University and became a teacher at Henderson Middle School in Richmond, a school where 86% of students are considered economically disadvantaged by the state.
Read the entire story on the Richmond Times-Dispatch website.

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History of the Pug breed
When in the 17th century Wilhelm Oranski sat on the English throne, together with the Stuarts, the royal quarters left the lapdog. Instead of her, a pug from Holland settled on the silk cushions of the boudoir.
The same fate befell the lapdog a century later andin France. While Madame Pompadour, the mistress of Louis XV, did not survive the lapdog, her successful rival and successor fed from a golden saucer of her favorite pug.
He was decorated with a gold collar, on a diamond lock which was engraved with the Count's coat of arms. This allowed the pug to be not too friendly with strangers and to pinch for the roes of the ladies interfering with him.
A little later, under the emperor Napoleon Bonaparte,The courtiers who wanted to gain confidence had to allow the spoiled Fortune poo, owned by Napoleon's wife Josephine, to bite herself and drive her out of her pillows. In the eighteenth century, the courtesan Clemens August von Cologne established the Pug's Order (a small golden pug on a red ribbon).
This funny live dog with a gay spunThe tail and short muzzle gradually becomes one of the favorite breeds in Europe. In the form of a pug, pendants for watches and chains, rings and tips for smoking pipes and walking sticks were made. Nine dissimilar porcelain figurines of the pug were made by the hand of the famous Kendler, the master of the Maister Porcelain Manufactory. English potters made the best-selling clay and porcelain figurines of the pug. Often, such figures were placed on the fireplace, so they were called fire mites.
Gradually the pug moved from palaces toTown houses. Here, the attitude towards him was simpler. Often, it was unnecessarily spoiled, fed with various sweets, and overfed. And, of course, it's not his fault that gradually he became a fat and capricious phlegmatic, the subject of ridicule.
And yet, contrary to all predictions, the pug did not degenerate. He found his admirers, who appreciate his virtues, which he, believe me, has a lot.
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Bollywood Actress Deepika Padukone Personal Details : Height, Weight, Education, Boyfriend, Husband And Marriage
Bollywood Actress Deepika Padukone Personal Details on ElseFashion.in. Bollywood Actress Deepika Padukone Personal Details Height, Weight, Education, Boyfriend, Husband & Marriage, Family Details, Heath Beauty Fitness secrets, diet plan, Film, Deepika Social Media Profiles, Hobbies, Latest Deepika Padukone Photo and Movies.
|Deepika Padukone (DP)
|5th January 1986 (32 years)
|Actress and Model
|Ranveer Singh (m. 2018 – present)
|Year active
|2006 — present
|Prakash Padukone (father)
Ujjala Padukone (Mother)
Anisha Padukone (Sister)
Deepika Padukone is one of the top Indian Bollywood Actresses. She is ruling not only Bollywood but has achieved a great reputation in Hollywood as well. Her striking features and arresting looks are more than enough to make anyone fall in love with her – with or without any makeup. She has become the true definition of the epitome of beauty.
Deepika Padukone Body Status:
Body Measurement:
|Slim (Beautiful)
|5 ft 8.50 inches
|58 kg
|Waist Size
|34 inch
|Hip Size
|24 inch
|Shoe Size
|36 inch
|Measurement Of Body
|34-24-36 inches
Deepika Padukone is famous for her body build as well. With the total height of 5 feet and 8 ½ inches and a slim status, you won't be able to stop from saying beautiful. The total weight of actress is about 60 kg with a body physique worth dying for. She is extremely concern about her health and fitness. Hence, follows a particular chart in the department of dieting, health and fitness. This is the main reason for her no flab body.
Deepika Padukone's fitness trainer – Yasmin Karachiwala–also works hard with her to help her maintain her physique. You can consider her as a fitness fanatic and hence she includes a gym, yoga, playing badminton, stretching exercises, and dancing. In addition to this, even while travelling, her fitness stays at top priority. She also has a half-an-hour evening and morning walk in case she misses out her gym schedule.
Well, this can never be achieved with no proper diet. But with DP, she is very particular with what she eats. She has not crossed anything from her list but she has limited the quantity as per her fitness.
Deepika Padukone Career:
DP was a socially awkward kid and used to stay away from the crowd. However, she was focused on badminton and even play during her younger age at the national level and state level. In addition to this, she started her career as a child model along with her badminton career. She as a part of many campaigns while later on become her goal.In 2004, she started as a model on a full-time basis under the wing Prasad Bidapa.
During her modelling career, she was a part of a lot of products and brands. Later, she becomespopular for Liril soap. She was even a part of Lakme Fashion Week for the famous SuneetVarmain 2005. Then, at the Kingfisher Fashion Awards, she was awarded the title of "Model of the year". In 2006, she became the part of Kingfisher Calendar print campaign that took her to whole new heights.
Even Wendell Rodricks, the designer, commented that she is the freshest and beautiful face that he had seen after Aishwarya Rai. When she was just 21-year-old, she relocated to Mumbai. During this time, she was featured in an album music video in the song "NaamHaiTera – by HimeshReshammiya."
She started to thrive after getting many film offers. However, she joined the film academy of AnupamKher, to polish her acting skills. In 2006, she entered Kannada film as her debut in Aishwarya. However, she gained the entry in Bollywood with her work against ShahRukh Khan in Om Shanti Om in 2006. This becomes the changing point in her life and she was awarded "Best Female Debut Award" at Filmfare Awards Ceremony.
In over the past decade, she has become a recognized face of Bollywood. She married her love interest Ranveer Singh on 14th November 2018 at Lake Como, Italy in Sindhi and Konkani ceremonies as their respected tradition. Their love story started from the set of Ram Leela in 2012 where they both were leads which were released in 2013.
After that, her career and love life took a high road. She was not very much vocal about her relationship but she didn't even try to hide anything as well. On another scope, she started 'All about you' and collaborated with Myntra. She also becomes the ambassador for Indian Psychiatric Society – NGO. Her list of success has to be on a wide level with Piku as one of the most popular roles that she had ever played.


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The University of Florida is a school that is rich in tradition. Old or new, Gators love their school, and there are traditions and shared experiences that make the Gator life unique and special.
Some of these things only a Gator truly understands, but one thing is for sure:
Here are 8 things that make it "Great to be a Florida Gator":
Tim Tebow is one of the most recognizable names in sports. Tebow began his career as the Gators starting QB in 2007… and it only went uphill from there. The "Tebow Era" was arguably the happiest time to be a Gator. In Tebow's four years at UF Gator Nation experienced two SEC Championships and two National Championships. Tebow did a lot for Gator Nation, and given his distinct personality and obvious leadership skills, Timmy was an instant hit. Now, with a not-so-hot NFL Career behind him and currently chasing a MLB career, Gator Nation has proved that they're forever on the Tebow Train. Whatever team Tim is playing for, you can bet Gators have the latest jersey (he often leads in jersey sales for whatever team he is playing for)… I myself am guilty of this.
At end of every 3rd quarter during a home game in the Swamp, Gator Fans belt out one of their favorite anthems: "We Are the Boys of Old Florida". Arms around one another, Gators rock side to side, singing about the Orange and Blue Victorious. It's tradition to put your arm around your neighbor and sing together, feeling the unity of Gator Nation. Alumni and young Gators alike, this is a tradition everyone loves. To everyone else, we might look a little weird swaying with our arm around the guy to our left we just met 3 quarters ago. To Gators, this is an oldie but a goodie. And a tradition that just proves our unity. After all…
In all kinds of weather, we'll all stick togetherrr, forrrrr F-L-O-R-I-D-A.
Our number one rival, Florida State. As a Gator, there's nothing you despise more than garnet and gold. Hear the Nole chant, and we will cringe. Anyone playing against FSU? We're that team's biggest fans. Not to mention our unhealthy amount of Jameis Jokes. UF Student, Chas Wilson, puts the Gator/Nole relationship perfectly:
Oil and water don't mix. Neither do UF and FSU.
If you need some crab legs, just ask Jameis. But if need a winning record, just ask us.
The atmosphere in the Swamp on Game Day is electric. The Swamp is arguably one of the hardest places to play… when you're not us. The Gator Chomp rings through the walls of the stadium when 90,000 do it together. In fact, Bleacher Reports ranked the Swamp No. 3 in the loudest stadiums in college football. Every Gator Fan is passionate. Whether you're there just to socialize with friends, feed your college football addiction or to watch Eddy kick field goals, one thing is true for every Gator there:
We love our Gators with everything we have. And we'd lose our voices from cheering so loud any day.
If you aren't a Gator, you're Gator Bait.
The Swamp: Only Gators Get Out Alive.
If you need a sample of what our team and fan base is like, just watch this video:
Right over left, arms locked at the elbow. That is the only way to do it. Do it any other way, and you might get some looks. The Gator Chomp is an iconic move you literally will see everywhere. In the Olympics, on the PGA tour, in the NFL… Gators are everywhere and we aren't afraid to Chomp. But doing it the right way, is always crucial. Junie Rattanasena, UF Student, explains the importance of doing it right and also the unity it brings:
Make sure you learn: remember the right over left when Chomping. Making the mistake of left over right feels very embarrassing. However, when we do chomp together, you feel the unity and everyone beaming with UF pride.
The UF vs UGA Game is a yearly event that goes down in Jacksonville at EverBank Field. It's one of the biggest tailgates ever, and it's always one of the most hyped up games of the season. The neutral site brings a whole new atmosphere to the game. The rivalry is enhanced and the weekend becomes a spectacle. After 1933, the neutral site of Jacksonville, Florida became a consistent deal and it's been there ever since. So, every year, Bulldogs and Gators make the journey to the iconic game that everyone looks forward to. The rivalry is real and nasty. Just listen to Wilson's words when asked about Georgia:
Why does the St. John's River flow north? Because Georgia sucks.
Steve Spurrier. The Head Ball Coach. In 1966, he won a Heisman Trophy as a Gator. And then in 1990, he returned to his alma mater, as the Head Coach, coaching at UF until 2001. While there, he brought the Florida Gators one National Championship and six SEC Championships. Spurrier years were happy years, and the Gators love their HBC. Now back as an Ambassador for the football program, Gator Nation's love for Steve has only grown. In fact, a few weekends ago, Spurrier held a book signing in the UF Bookstore. Allison Walters, UF Student and Bookstore Employee, recalls the event, emphasizing how many people showed up just for Spurrier:
As a Bookstore employee, I helped manage the line at the Steve Spurrier Book Signing. There were over 700 people lined up just to get their book signed by Steve Spurrier!
The hat throwing, "Fun 'N' Gun", legendary coach, is someone the Gators will always love. His name was even recently added to the name of the football stadium. Now when you're in the Swamp, you're inhabiting "Steve Spurrier – Florida Field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium".
We will forever love our HBC.
To outsiders, they might just be two small words. But to us, they're so much more. They're a call to greatness, they're an undeniable passion, they're a sign your part of our strong family. They're recognizable and meaningful. It's a simple statement, but underlying it is so much unity and greatness. Rattanasena shares with Fresh U what those two words mean to her:
Sharing a 'Go Gators' with someone is like this instant bond, even when it's a complete stranger.
We are a family. So with that, I leave you with two words:
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As i have pointed out in the past, Autumn colour in the Sierra de Guadarrama depends largely on the humble fern. The oaks of the lower valleys sometimes turn a rusty red, but in low rain years they just go quietly brown. At higher elevations the predominance of the wild pines doesn't make for much colour..but the ferns that grow between the tall trunks – with sufficient humidity – can offer a considerable spectacle.
And so it is, once more this year. Despite the very dry Summer, the rains of September and October have been enough to bring about a splurge of colour among the pines..the forest floor is tinged with red and gold.
PS: If we move down another stratum, from the pines to the ferns and then from the ferns to the true floor of the forest, we find another often colourful denizen of the sylvan space..which promises to be abundant again this Autumn – fungi!


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It is often tough to discover a store that offers a variety of bedroom sets, such as Pulaski or Stanley bedroom sets. Once you have a design in mind it is often tough to discover a store that offers a variety of bedroom sets, such as Pulaski or Stanley bedroom sets. Typically, big stores just offer a few styles, and it is necessary to discover a source that has unique choice. Look at the quality of the furniture when buying the set, keeping in mind that even though the rate may be a little greater it is worth the financial investment.
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Being mindful means being free from the thoughts in our heads: concerns about what we should or shouldn't say, a preoccupation with how we might look if we spoke up, or any number of other unhelpful thoughts. Mindfulness gives us space. Being mindful liberates us from the small and mundane and lets us elevate our perceptions and our conversations – and see what's happening beneath the surface.
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In this month's The World is my Office interview, we hear from Julia, an accountant for Unilever who travelled away from her home in Germany many years ago, and hasn't looked back since. Living and working in a foreign country, Julia shows that travel and a high-flying career can go firmly hand in hand. Since I first interviewed Julia, she has proven to everyone just how seriously she takes the travel aspect of her working life by moving to Unilever's Mumbai office – now that's what I call a global citizen…
Julia, tell us a bit about yourself…
I'm Julia, originally from Germany but have lived in various places across Europe over the last 10 years (and Australia for a bit). 5 years ago, I moved to London to start working and although I never wanted to stay longer than the London Olympics, I'm still here. In my free time, I try to enjoy all the amazing things London has to offer like theatre, sport events and restaurants. I also make sure I travel back to Germany regularly to see my family and friends and love to go on holiday – I usually try to go skiing in Europe in the winter and then a bigger trip abroad in the summer.
How did you get into your line of work?
I'm an accountant which might sound boring at first but I really like my job. I work for Unilever on the Tesco account, so work closely with our sales managers on our commercial plans for products like Dove, Ben & Jerrys and Hellmans. It's lots of responsibility in a fun team and you work with products people all over the world use every day.
How often do you travel with work, and where do you tend to go?
I don't travel a lot with work on a day-to-day basis but try to make the most of living in a different country by seeing different parts of the UK when I can – the last couple of weekends I spent some time in the Cotswolds and Cornwall. It's such a beautiful country so it's sometimes easy to forget that you don't have to get on a plane to see and explore new places. At the same time, I go back to Germany regularly and Unilever is great on flexible working so I can go on a Thursday and work from home on a Friday which means I can see my family more without having to use up my holiday.
What does a normal working week look like for you?
No week is the same but most weeks start in a similar way with Monday being all about performance in the month – understanding how we are tracking versus our forecast and getting a view on how the month will develop. The rest of the week is quite unpredictable and a lot of the work I do is ad hoc depending on where issues or opportunities are. I work across all products so one day I might be looking at shower gel sales and the next day at PG Tips profitability. Unilever has 3 offices in the London area so I also try and mix it up a bit and work from different places from time to time.
What's your favourite part of what you do?
One of the things I really like about my job is seeing the products I work on all over the world. It's quite fun (and geeky) to go into a supermarket in Japan or Italy and seeing Unilever products on shelves.
What are the lower points of your job which people don't necessarily see or realise?
Every job has low points but I can't think of anything specific. I'm lucky because I work in a really nice and fun team so even if you are having a bad day, someone is always there to cheer you up.
Where in the world is "home", and what do you miss the most when you're away from it?
That's a tricky question – Germany will always be home and my parents have more or less kept my room in our house which is lovely but London has also become home after 5 years of living here. I always refer to Germany as "home home" while London is "home". I miss German bread and warmer summers (particularly after living in southern France) but if I lived in Germany, I would miss the great variety and buzz London has any day of the year.
Banksy and beers in London
Where's the best place your job has taken you?
My boyfriend moved to Italy with work shortly after we met. Unilever has an office in Rome and I managed to get a few trips organised where I could work from there and spend some long weekends exploring Rome which was lovely. One trip even was paid for which was an extra bonus.
Enjoying the perks of travelling with work
What's the most unexpected thing that's happened to you whilst travelling with work?
The most unexpected thing was probably staying in the UK for 5 years. I always thought I would move back to Germany or to a new place after 2-3 years… However, the itchy feet have finally taking over and the next move is on the cards – most likely India.
*Edit* – Julia's itchy feet have since been scratched and she's now working in India. You can read about her time abroad here.
What advice would you give someone wanting to follow a similar career?
Choose an industry you are interested in, choose a company that has a culture you can identify with and be clear about your dreams – they won't come true if they are just in your head.
If you were stranded on a desert island, what 5 things would you have in your survival pack?
A photo of my parents and my sister (I'm assuming my boyfriend would be stranded with me!) – I miss them every day and always carry a picture in my wallet
My kindle – I never thought I would be a kindle convert as I love reading "proper" books but I got one last Christmas and I have to say they are quite handy. But always make sure you have downloaded at least 10 back up books in case you do get stranded on a desert island
A bag of Haribo – I'm a bit of a sweets addict and Haribo are the best (although the range in Germany is much better than in the UK)
A ball – there's nothing better to keep you entertained on a beach
Address book – just in case I found some postcards and a post box! It's a bit of a tradition in my family to send postcards from holidays and everyone loves getting them
'The World is my Office' is a series of interviews with inspiring people which are designed to showcase the many and varied ways you can incorporate travel into your working life. If you travel as part of your career – whether you live abroad or whether you travel as part of your full-time job – and you'd like to be featured in the series, please get in touch.


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Things are changing too fast....time needs to slow down. This time last year I was pregnant counting the days down until I met my son. Now I'm blessed with a happy, healthy, baby boy wishing I could pause time. Brodie is not so much my baby anymore, he's so far out of that new born stage and is so big for his age he looks more like a toddler.
Im just so broody for baby number 2. I really didn't think I would be feeling like this. The plan was to have one child, enjoy a few years as a small family, make the most of every moment, watch him grow and then when Brodie reached the age of 4/5, have baby number 2.
Since having Brodie these plans have changed. I'm adamant that this time next year baby number two will be on its way! (Shortly followed by number 3 & 4)
Im not sure where the last 9 months have gone, but my once tiny, squishy new born baby isn't so small anymore. I've always known children grow up and change quickly. Ive seen it for myself in other children I have cared for. However, nothing will ever prepare you for when its your own. I imagined looking forward to Brodie no longer waking for feeds during the night, or no longer having 7 bottles of milk a day and wanting to be fed every 2 hours, but the truth is, I miss it. Really, really miss it.
I never expected to feel this way, and didn't expect to miss the newborn stage as much as I do. It feels like a lifetime ago we brought our teeney, jaundice new born baby home. We spent a few days in hospital but 6 days later Adam carried our baby out of the hospital and we settled into our new life as a family.
We were so incredibly happy. Soaking it all up, enjoying all the gifts, the cards and messages, and snuggling our baby whilst creating such a special bond. Theres something truly special about these moments. We were in such a honeymoon stage, so full of love, but that new family bubble has long gone. Now we no longer remember life without him. He just fits so perfectly into our world like he's always been there.
It wasn't until recently when talking to a mum who has just had her baby that I realised I don't remember what it feels like to walk around sleep deprived after being up all night with a newborn. She was moaning about how tired she was after being up all night and I was reminiscing on the times that was me with Brodie. There is something special about being awake in the middle of the night feeding your baby. It feels like the rest of the world is asleep and its just you and your baby.
Brodie is now sleeping through the night and closer to being a toddler than he is to being a baby. Im sure it was only yesterday I was washing and ironing tiny first size baby grows. Now I'm buying 12-18 months clothes.
But thats life I suppose. These changes happen even if you do not want them too. Don't get me wrong I love watching him grow and develop, I just wish that time would slow down and I could savour each moment a little longer. I can't imagine this feeling will ever go away. Nor can I imagine not wanting to stop having babies. I can all ready see my self being the parent who boos their eyes out everytime they drop their kid of to pre-school. (He definitely won't be going till he's at least 3)!
No matter what, I feel like the luckiest person in the world to be blessed with my beautiful boy. To be at stay at home mum and share all of those experiences with him. To be the one he snuggles up to when he's tired and the one that cries with him when his teeth cause him pain. To teach him about the world and watch him grow into his own individual person. I can all ready imagine him being the cheeky one, he has the cheesiest grins and I hope he grows up to be confident, knowing that whatever we will always be proud of him.
I feel so lucky that I was given the chance of being a mother and dream of the day our family extends. But for now I will continue feeling sad that time is going so fast but SO SO happy that I have such a happy, content baby who is growing up to the most delightful little boy. We truly are blessed.
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I am currently head over heels in love with the Chinese adaptation of famous reality show, Appa Eodiga. Despite using the same theme of father-child relationships, the Chinese adaptation was surprisingly very different and refreshing mainly due to the vast cultural differences between the parenting styles exhibited by the South Korean appas and Chinese papas. However, the Chinese ver. has a more varied types of fathers, from the doting to the dictatorial ones.
Their parenting flaws were obvious, which makes the series even more compelling to watch because the fathers have to face the challenges of confronting the problems in the relationship with their child. Their children, raised in mostly affluent families, are spoiled and bratty, though not excessively. I love how despite the flaws, the fathers love their children unconditionally and vice versa. The main point is that they are always seeking to improve their parenting skills and gaining new experiences. The fathers get tired most of the time and learn how to appreciate their wives, the ones who have been raising their children for many years.
Introducing the father-child couples (WARNING, THREE OF THE PAPAS ARE SUPERBLY HOT!!) –
The dimpled Jimmy Lin was literally every girl's crush during the late 90s and early 2000s. He's cute, he's endearing and he NEVER ages. He's 40 years old who looks like a 25 years old. Even the way he dresses (T-shirt, jeans, caps) makes it ever harder to believe that he's actually a doting father to Kimi, who calls him PAPPY (OMG, THAT IS THE CUTEST THING EVERRRRR!!). It is easy to fall in love with Jimmy the father whose parenting style can be categorized as SOFT SOFT SOFT TO THE CORE. He never raises his voice to his boy, always kneeling and squatting to talk to him. He seems to be like an open-minded father who treats his son like a baby. He holds him even when he's tired and displays an unlimited amount of patience. He killed a spider for him, covered the windows with newspaper and stayed awake a bit later after his son went to sleep to make sure no bugs and insects ever come near him.
Even though Kimi seems a little spoiled at times, he's a sweet affectionate child. I mean, who can ever say no to that sparkling eyes? Who can't help but to protect that precious baby… Hehehe. Jimmy is also the most active dad, being a race car driver/actor and all. He pretty much knows how to do a lot of things and is resourceful. Maybe that's why Kimi always feels incredibly sheltered and protected around him. Kimi cannot complete his missions UNLESS Jimmy tags along and accompanied him. But then, Kimi's only four. I'm sure many of us were a lot worse when we were at that age.
The tough father Guo Tao is a complete contrast to Jimmy Lin. He is a disciplinarian towards his super active child, Shitou, who is also the big gege (brother) amongst the children. Simply put, Guo Tao is similar to the fathers we know – firm, authoritative and very manly. He tolerates little with Shitou's tantrums and has made it clear that he expects Shitou to be in his best behaviour. "How old are you now?" he asked. "Six," his son replied. "Then, why are you behaving like a baby?" At times, he can be super scary. However, he loves his boy dearly and is always worried for him. He is more to the conservative side of parenting.
Shitou is an active child, always running around and leading the other kids even during the time he's injured. He is also the one who has yet to cry on the show. Sometimes I find his tough act kind of annoying. However, he is indeed the most reliable kid on the show. He is not afraid to face the challenges and does not rely on his father too much. With that strict upbringing, we can easily see that Shitou is the child who has the best ability to adapt himself to multiple situations. Thus, the reason why he's the favourite amongst the children. He is their reliable big gege!
Our next papa is a former Olympic diver turned actor, Tian Liang. He is what I would call a nagging and strict but affectionate father. He is quite strict with his daughter and tries his best to encourage her to overcome challenges. His efforts, however, mostly ended up in her crying for hours long. He is at times helpless, at times anxious and at times very very patient. I particularly love the scene where he nagged at Cindy as they were preparing for bed, advising her calmly that she should not Angela mei-mei if the latter cried. He faced problems getting through to Cindy but we can see the improvements as he deals with his daughter diplomatically. Instead of scolding her, he would try to talk sense into her.
With her papa in sight, Cindy is an overly-attached daughter who cries at every small things. She can cry endlessly for hours, whining and whining and whining to the extent even I find her annoying. However, when her papa is not around her, she turns into an independent reliable daughter, always excited to complete her missions. She is the best runner and the strongest child who always offers other children to carry their stuffs. This maturity shines only when her papa is not with her. It is quite understandable. Her vulnerabilities are shown only to her father, whom she feels the most safest at. She would always hold hands with the younger Angela, whom she treats like a little sister. Who knew the crybaby can be a protector at times? It's confusing but I think Cindy is my favourite child, hehehe.
The youngest father of the bunch is Zhang Lian, who was born in 1981. Unlike most fathers, Zhang Liang aspired to be a friend to his son, a person that he could talk and pour his heart to. If one looks at his behavior in the show, one could never expect that he's a top model and the only Chinese male to ever walk on Milan runaways. Hahaha. Why? Because Zhang Liang is a wonderful dad – almost a perfect one. He is the kind of dad children are not afraid of. However, once his son misbehaved – like throwing sands at the other kid once – he quickly disciplined his child by asking him to apologize. It can be seen that he is very close to his son.
Tiantian is a very well-behaved active boy. Thanks to his father's supermodel gene, he is also the handsomest one, hehehehe. During the first episode, he cried so much as he had to give up his gadgets like iPods for three days. However, slowly, he learned to adapt to the situations and became a calmer child. Then, Tiantian proves to be a very special kid in one episode where the fathers tested the kids' honesty and loyalty by asking them to take care of a few chicken eggs. When the eggs were broken deliberately by one of the fathers, Tiantian apologized to his father very sincerely for disappointing him and even telling him that he can hit him. I almost fucking cried when that happened. The other fathers, upon seeing the child's reaction, were touched as well. Tiantian did not complain, cry or whine. Instead, he accepted the blame like a man and was ready for the consequences. Go, Tiantian!!
Wang Yuelun is a modern father. He works as a director and his daughter, Angela, who is 4 years old. Since he's a director, Yuelun is a bit shy around cameras. He's a serious laidback kind of man. He is affectionate towards his daughter but does not spoil her excessively.
Angela is the baby of the show, aside from Kimi. She has this very cute smile and always wears pretty dresses. She loves following her geges and Cindy jiejie (big sister) around. Like other children, she cries all the time, too. But not for long. She's very bright and cheerful and a complete daddy's girl.
The show is designed in a way that makes the challenges more obvious. There are genuinely scary moments in the show, where the children get scolded outright or when they are involved in unfortunate incidents. The situations make it more challenging for the father to cope with their roles of calming and comforting the children without their mothers around. Even though their efforts at times seemed imperfect but their sincerity makes the show even more touching. I cried on many scenes where the father, helpless and clueless at the same time, did not give up in trying to support their children in their own ways. Generally, it's more touching compared to its South Korean counterpart (though I must say at times I cried watching that, too)
The interviews with the fathers, I think, are more candid and of a more serious tone. The fathers would express what they wish for the children to learn and the difficulties in ensuring their children to grow up properly. The children in this show, unlike the Korean ver., would fight and argue openly to the displeasure of their papas. However, one great thing about children is that they make up very quickly and the fight does not last more than a few minutes.
I managed only to find 4 episodes online that have been subbed in English. Am still looking for the rest. There are more than ten episodes in total, I think. However, still, I highly recommend all to watch this show. Observing the differences in parenting styles between South Korean and Chinese dads is revealing and interesting. And always, who does not like cute kids who are always attached to their hero-like papas?


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Now that the Young Adult dystopia phase is winding down, it's time for the Harry Potter universe to take back its crown. Based on a super thin book (which is more of a tiny encyclopedia of magical animals) with a film script written by J.K. Rowling herself, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them stars the newest hot commodity Eddie Redmayne as Newt Scamander, a magizoologist who heads to 1920s New York when some of the fantastic beasts he's been studying let loose.
This teaser might've been released too soon. With very little to go on, it's relying entirely on how much you enjoyed Harry Potter to get you hooked. I'm hoping a fuller tease later on can give us something more substantial. But I'm sure this is a treat for fans. Just getting something else from the universe must feel nice.
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How did we get here?
How is this little little man supposed to be at nursery?
How is the time I just spent at home supposed to be enough?
Not knowing if I want what lies ahead.
Three days of going through the loops side by side.
Taking in his surroundings.
Checking every corner and item that caught his eye.
Happy & content.
Up on the little slide. Again. Then with a ball.
Up on the slide again.
Smashing glass at lunch! …There's a reason we use plastic at home.
Asleep on his little mattress.
Twisted up in his blanket.
…That was the hardest.
Who's going to kiss his cheek next week?
Who's going to stroke his head?
Both hands full.
Made it through the day.
Falling asleep on the bike, before we're out the gate!
Second day.
Discovered the taxi!
The play kitchen.
Youngest ones are interesting.
No time for the older.
Big sister?
Not a glance!
One little one crying. Crying more.
My heart is torn.
He might be ready.
I'm not!
Nap time.
Coffee and tears.
Third day.
Big sister & bike rides.
Back to the taxi.
Jealous for my attention.
Will a hurtled car hurt someone?
Book love.
Who cares about pasta?
Olives, olives, olives.
Don't move the toy kitchen.
Nap time…
Sand pit and spades.
Fourth day.
Making it alone.
Bye bye little one…
Not a flinch.
I walked. I listened.
Pictures to my phone, 5 times.
A content moment between tears?
In the taxi!
We made it!
The weekend.
Let's take it a day at a time.
My Word of the Week: ACCLIMATIZATION!
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Ah I love this post. They really do grow up fast- almost like you blink and they are at school or something!! x x x
They really do grow up way too fast don't they? Buba starts two days at nursery now and I don't know what it was like to just take care of one baby now. It will definitely be different. I bet your little one will learn and grow so much at nursery its so great for them and for mommies too to gain some of their other roles back like being a daughter, wife, girlfriend, friend, workers, person in their own right. lol Whatever it may be. such a beautiful post. Thank you so much for linking up to Share With Me I hope to see you again tomorrow for another great round! #sharewithme
Wow sounds like it went pretty well though sounds harder for you than him. I hope Monkey gets on so well when he starts in January! Xx #familyfriday
This is going to be our #wotw this week as we are also starting school! Add scary and excited and nervous too =P #wotw
Love the poem! Glad that the first week is out of the way for you. Thanks for linking again #FamilyFriday
Big and important milestone. I like how you have captured such special memories
What a well expressed post – makes me remember all those emotions.
Such a huge milestone for you and your son. Congratulations to both of you for being so brave!
This is a beautiful post, Steph. Perfectly capturing that first week, and it sounds like it all went well. But why would they use glasses?! Hope he continues to love it x Thanks for sharing with #WotW
What a lovely poem to mark such a big milestone. My youngest starts nursery next week. I am nervous but he is very excited #familyfriday
Such a big step, sounds like it went really well. G starts preschool in a few weeks, I'll be lost without him! #sharewithme
Sounds like a success to me. I hope he continues to enjoy it. Agree with Sara. It probably is more painful for us than them. Another milestone to enjoy and cross off the list.
Such a big step, but it is probably bigger for you than him. Both my boys started nursery when they were six months, and to be honest, it didn't seem to phase them at all! A small part of me wished they'd missed me more, but mostly I was just happy that they loved it so much 🙂 A settling in week sounds like a great idea. I love the way you wrote this x


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How do we meet purely in presence?
Our society is so fixated with boxing everyone and everything into labels. Ie: name/location/occupation, etc. How do we meet simply in presence: heart to heart – without the need "to know?" Without the need to create titles and forms that stamp status onto people – which can often create judgment, even on the subtlest level.
Good question. It's tricky because our society is so conditioned to fill the mind with contents instead of sharing silent – yet heartfelt, engaging space. Silence is not supported in our culture. There's automatically a need to fill it. Take the term "comfortable silence" for instance. It is something that is valued among certain genres in the spiritual world for example. But for the majority it creates contraction. Even more so when the meeting of the eyes between two is present in this silent exchange. Many cannot seem to look another in the eyes. What is that? Fear. And essentially the fear that our culture and society has engrained in us from day one when we were programmed. This is so evident in the mass media, "Do this, or you will have to deal with this," "You have this problem. This will fix it," and "If you don't get this, this will happen," etc. Our parents from the youngest age taught us "this is ok" and "this is not." And "if you don't follow this rule, this is what will happen." Etc.


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New Music Machine presents:
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The 12 Fl Oz Show presents:
It sure seems like a world where Tom Petty isn't around anymore. I've always had a topical show; played songs for the times that mocked the headlines and the news of the day.
Well, how in the hell are you going to do that this week or even this year?
Let's just play it loud and let the catharsis happen as it will…
It's time.
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The Edge of Americana presents:
Songs of early fall, songs of bad men (and their fall), and new music from Psycho Exploding Orangutans, The Wooks, old music from Larry Richardson & Happy Smith (pictured), and more.
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Tuesday Morning Breakfast Blend presents:
FINALLY, THE TIME HAS COME… to get a little spoopy. That's right, it's Halloween! Yes, every got-damn-day is HALLOWEEN! So, grab yer pumpkins and weegee borgs, and bring on the darkness!
First up, to the movies!
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Time Again Radio Show presents:
Another look back into songsters, solo recording artists and just some happenstance recording sessions featuring a single player. The bounds are arrived at and crossed throughout the list, but prove to make a fine blend of tunes. Dig in and come back for seconds.
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The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit presents:
Hey Listenres,
I have a special guest with me in the studio tonight. Rich Tarbell is up here. He is the author / photographer of a brand new beautiful book or portraits and an oral history of the Charlottesville music scene. We'll talk about his book and play a bunch of tracks from Charlottesville artists.
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Louisiana Dance Hall presents:
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|First from Hugh, as he seeks more publicity in his attempt to become the official UK saviour of all things foody.
|Secondly from the fishermen as they basically look for ways of landing more fish than they are currently allowed to.
|If we believe in quotas as a way of helping to save our fisheries, why not allow the fisherman to land and sell the under sized fish but then take that weight away from their total quota ?
|FISHERMEN are just as good as scientists at predicting the level of commercial fish stocks, according to startling new research.
|The study concludes that "fishers' perceptions of changes in distribution and abundance of megrim in the northern North Sea are consistent with [scientific] survey data".
Dr Macdonald and his colleagues urge fisheries regulators to make use of the skippers' knowledge when determining quota levels for relevant species.


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9th Festival 'Cumbre Flamenca'
Direct from Madrid, Flamenco super-star María Juncal returns with gypsy dancer and singer Ivan Vargas Heredia and Jonathan Reyes Jimenez from Granada and Sevilla!
The breath-taking MARIA JUNCAL returns to Southern California for two-nights of superb heartfelt flamenco performances. Considered one of the most important flamenco dancers of her generation, María has created a visual choreographic language that uniquely reflects her own personal journey. Join us for her Los Angeles return to the intimate Colony Theatre for an uncompromising evening of impassioned flamenco.
Native to the Canary Islands, María was born into a family of flamenco blood, the Borruls. María Juncal began her path studying ballet and Spanish classic dance in Tenerife, where she was a pupil of Miguel Navarro, Rosalina Ripoll and her aunt, Trini Borrul. In Madrid, she studied with legendary flamenco stars as La Tati, Guito, Merche Esmeralda and Ciro, and classic dance with Dagmara Brown.
She has worked with the companies of Manolete, Jose Greco, Guito touring in France, Spain, German, United Kingdom, Canada, The United States, Japan and China. She excelled as a soloist in the show Pure Passion, produced for Joaquin Cortes, and in The Gypsy Muse by Paco Pena. In Los Angeles, Maria has collaborated with Debbie Allen, dancer and actress of the series Fame in her documentaries on dance.
Vida Flamenca welcomes the return of María Juncal to Southern California for two special evenings of Flamenco.
Joining María is the sensational IVAN VARGAS from Granada and a gypsy singer JONATHAN REYES JIMENEZ direct from Sevilla.
IVAN VARGAS grew up dancing in the famous gypsy cave Cueva La Rocio in Granada, Spain and belongs to one of the most important Flamenco Families the 'Los Mayas' in southern Andalucia. Ivan debuts at the Colony Theatre with a performance that stays true to his roots of dancing with the sights, sounds, and scents of his hometown. He mixes this energy and knowledge of his youth with style learned from choreographers Juan Andres Maya and Manolete.
This show will combine past, present and future on the same stage. Vida Flamenca welcomes María Juncal, Iván Vargas and Jonathan Reyes Jimenez along with exceptional talent in Southern California.
UNESCO has declared Flamenco to be a World Heritage treasure, experience a unique, cultural tradition of Spain in the heart of Burbank!
Maria Juncal, invited guest dancer/choreographer, Madrid
Iván Vargas, invited guest dancer/choreographer, Granada
Jonathan Reyes Jimenez, invited guest singer, Sevilla
Manuel Gutierrez, dancer
Daniela Zermeño Sanchez, dancer
José Tanaka, guitar
Alex Jordan, guitarist
José Cortés Fernández, singer
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Over 20 participants in the Community Development Programme have contributed to a successful three day walk through the Musgrave Ranges. The 30 kilometre walk had a positive impact on the young men from the community of Amata as well as the Community Elders and Anangu Mentors who taught and bonded with them.
Amata is a community in the extremely remote Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands in South Australia, 40km south of the Northern Territory border and around 250km west of the Stuart Highway.
Traditional Owners: Yankuntjatjara
Languages: Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara
Population (ABS 2016 Census): 455
For more information, see South Australia Regional Office.
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Four young people from Amata in South Australia enjoyed an exciting and inspiring weekend and gave 100 per cent as they represented their community at the National Deadly Fun Run Championships in Yulara, Northern Territory.
The Indigenous Marathon Foundation hosted a Deadly Fun Run for students in the remote South Australian Community of Amata.
The Amata Early Childhood Learning Centre (ECLC) established within the Amata School grounds in late 2012, now runs a playgroup for 0-3 year olds, three times per week.


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A fatal crash involving an autonomous Tesla car last year was largely the result of human error, investigators have concluded.
The crash happened on May 7, 2016, when a truck turned in front of the 2015 Model S Tesla at an intersection.
A DVD player in the car was reportedly playing a Harry Potter movie at the time of the accident.
Tesla said it was the first recorded fatality in about 200 million kilometres clocked up by Tesla cars using its Autopilot mode.
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) this weekend said the accident was caused by a "combination of factors".
Firstly, the car allowed the driver - 40-year-old Joshua Brown - to activate its Autopilot mode on a highway, driving at speeds Autopilot was not yet approved for.
The car did however warn Mr Brown several times he should take over the wheel, which he ignored.
Tesla says its Autopilot function isn't a true 'self-driving' mode - it controls steering and acceleration, but still requires the driver to watch what's going on.
Since the accident, Tesla has improved its cars' radar systems to detect obstacles, and cars on Autopilot now start slowing down if the driver ignores the warnings.
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Mobile World Congress (News - Alert) Americas is taking place at the Moscone Center in San Francisco in September. The event, hosted by the GSMA and CTIA, will be one of the premier technology events in North America, gathering together thought leaders in telecommunications, AR/VR, Internet of Things (IoT) and mobile commerce. Keynote speakers include Marcelo Claure, CEO of Sprint, Ajit Pai, Chairman of the FCC, and Robert Scoble, who famously showered while wearing a first generation Google (News - Alert) Glass unit.
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Journal: Brain Stimulation 10:355 (2017)
Authors: K.K Kedzior, C Müller, L Gerkensmeier, H.M Gellersen, M Schuchinsky
Deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (dTMS) is a non-invasive brain stimulation method approved by the FDA as a therapy for treatment-resistant major depressive disorder.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the clinically-relevant outcomes of daily dTMS treatment in unipolar major depression using a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Following a systematic literature search of Psyc Info and Medline (any date till 24.06.2016), k=9 studies (k=8 open-label and k=1 double-blind randomized controlled trial, RCT, with an inactive sham group) were included in the current study. The outcomes were standardised change scores (Hedges'g) in depression severity on Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HDRS), response, remission, and dropout rates, and several cognitive functions after daily dTMS compared to baseline. Effect sizes were pooled according to a random-effects meta-analysis with inverse-variance weights.
The nine studies included 229 patients with treatment-resistant unipolar major depression (according to DSM-IV) at baseline (n=128 in open-label studies and n=101 in RCT/active dTMS group only). dTMS was administered with H1-coil as a high-frequency (18-20 Hz) and high intensity (120% of the resting motor threshold) stimulation with 33,600-60,000 stimuli over 20 daily sessions. dTMS significantly reduced depression severity ink=8 open-label studies (Hedges'g=1.74, 95%CI:1.35-2.13). The pooled response, remission, and dropout rates were 56%,30%, and 21% respectively ink=8 open-label studies, and 38%, 33%, and 8%, respectively in the RCT (active dTMS group only). Of the 44 dropouts, two patients reported suicidal ideation and two patients experienced a seizure. Visuospatial memory improved significantly after dTMS relative to base-line in two out of three open-label studies with cognitive data.
High-frequency dTMS appears to improve clinical symptoms and some cognitive functions in treatment-resistant unipolar major depression. Future head-to-head studies are required to compare the clinical efficacy of dTMS with other brain stimulation methods.


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Posted in General by Alex Beskosty Tue Aug 30 2016 09:19:07 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)·2·Viewed 1,288 times
Does API GET request allow 'rows=all' parameter? Is it undocumented feature that can be used or it is deprecated value?
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"rows":"all" in the GET request. It will not actually give you ALL rows, but will give you the maximum system allowed rows, which is set to something like 10,000.
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Great! Exactly what is needed to make queries to views without magic numbers. I'm curious why buzz UI doesn't use it actively but mostly having 'rows=1000' and 'rows=300'.


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The Last Horseman & the Boer War
Some notes on the background for my latest novel that was published 12th August.
The Boer War conflict of 1899-1902 embodied human drama, tragedy and heroism, but it also showed military and political folly on a grand scale. Like all great conflicts that can split communities and families there were Irishmen not only from the same county, city or town fighting each other in the Anglo-Boer War, but from the same neighbourhood. Echoes of the American Civil War. This Anglo-Boer War, also known as the South African War and to one side who fought it as the Second War of Freedom, became a torturous series of battles of attrition that caught up women and children and the African population. It also divided the South African nation as, like the Irish, families fought on both sides.
The conflict also foreshadowed the Great War that followed twelve years later. More than 400,000 horses and mules died in the Boer War, but the lessons were not learnt quickly enough by those who took their cavalry into Europe years later. For those who fought the Boer War on horseback – the end was already in sight. And, like the Spanish Civil War in 1936 it attracted foreign fighters from across the world. A Foreign Brigade, among them of Irish, Dutch, German, American and French fought on the side of the Boers.
At the outbreak of hostilities between the South African Republics and Great Britain, European counties adopted a strict neutrality, issuing instructions to their citizens that they should refrain from taking any part in the conflict. The German and Dutch governments issued direct warnings that no assistance was to be offered and that any vessel found to be taking supplies to aid South Africa against Great Britain would have its cargo impounded and the shipping line would be subjected to punitive fines. The German people might well have sympathized with the South Africans but Count Von Bülow, the German Imperial Chancellor, issued a statement that the policy of a great country should not at a critical moment be governed by the dictates of feeling, but should be guided solely in accordance with the interests of the country, calmly and deliberately calculated. French popular sympathy was clearly with the Boers but the Paris administration ordered the prefects throughout the country to remove from official minutes the resolutions of sympathy for the Boers which had been adopted by the provincial councils.
The Americans were fascinated by the South African/Boer War. It was a spectacle of a farmer militia taking on the might of the British Empire and their professional soldiers – a conflict that reflected American's own struggle for independence. They displayed as much interest in this colonial war as they did in their own fight against Spain a year earlier during the Spanish-American War. America was now a colonial power like Britain and the South African War created divisions within American society.
In 1900 Theodore Roosevelt, then governor of New York, wrote: 'The trouble with the war is not that both sides are wrong, but that from their different standpoints both sides are right.' He insisted that the Republican administration remain neutral but felt that Britain was undertaking the same role of benevolent international policeman that he sought for the United States. He felt that the interests of the English-speaking peoples and civilization 'demand the success of the English army'. Some church ministers were also vociferous in support for the British. Bishop Joseph C. Hartzell – responsible for the American Methodist missions in Africa – proclaimed that only the British were fit to bear the white man's burden in Africa and explained that the Boers considered the Africans to be children of Ham and treated them as slaves, but the British in the Cape Colony (to the south of the Boer Republics) gave Africans the franchise under the same conditions as their white neighbours.
Needless to say, the German-American Methodists heartily contested Hartzell's assertions, claiming he had been influenced by the grant of free land for his missions by Cecil Rhodes – the great instigator of imperial expansionism in Southern Africa.
Mark Twain was not pro-British but was forthright in his opinion. 'England must not fall,' he said. 'It would mean an inundation of Russian and German political degradations… a sort of Middle-Age night and slavery which would last until Christ comes again. Even wrong – and she is wrong – England must be upheld.


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Am I going to see you wearing some beautiful gown, walking the red carpet?ReplyDelete
Every time I watch the Oscars, I think of your current book, Lane. The film adaptation is going to be breathtakingly beautiful.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for your kind thoughts, M.Delete
I wish I were your date tonight, Lane.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's very sweet of you, J.Delete
Next year, maybe I can accompany you?ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for looking ahead that far, David! We'll have to see.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2018 at 5:06 PM
You lead THE most beautiful life, Lane! Bar none!ReplyDeleteReplies
My life contains a great deal of beauty, it's true, Anon. I don't take it for granted.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2018 at 8:47 PM
Lane, I hope you're working. I'm going to see you up on that stage.ReplyDeleteReplies
I am working, Anon -- yes!Delete
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2018 at 8:50 PM
I'm thinking about you as del Toro speaks about "the power of using fantasy to tell the stories of things that are real." This is what you do.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for your kindness, Anon. I appreciated del Toro's speech last night.Delete
- XavierMarch 4, 2018 at 9:04 PM
"Ce qui est essentiel est invisible pour les yeux" et tu connait ce qui est essentiel, Lane.ReplyDeleteReplies
Merci bien, Xavier!Delete
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2018 at 9:17 PM
The world needs your voice, Lane. We need stories that transcend the quotidien.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for your kind words, Anon. They matter to me.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 4, 2018 at 9:46 PM
Can I ask what was your favorite film of the year? I'd really like to know.ReplyDeleteReplies
Well, at the risk of being impolitic, I will say that I loved Dunkirk for its gravitas, its groundbreaking structural elements, its themes of individual heroism being critical within the context of the larger battle. And the blind man at the end functioning as the "seer" who recognizes the return of the hero? This is straight out of Greek drama. I will always greatly admire this film. It's a classic that will stand the test of time.Delete


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Mini recap of the last four years….(& a well overdue newsletter!) as we embark on the new season & our fifth year…In 2014 we had this crazy idea to open a tearoom!… sometimes opportunities are there for the taking & not to be missed, so with no money …but a lot of imagination, determination & help we started a new venture.
Who'd have thought that things can change so much, from the initial idea of drinks & home made cakes to what we have now…a small rural enterprise…how things can change & develop form one small pipe dream! our idea of a new life, with new emphasis on quality of life has totally taken on a new meaning. as some say we only work four days a week, how luxurious…but it's not always called work & it's not work as some know it.
Don't get me wrong at times its been fraught, like many self employed folks will know & as we can't control the weather, its sometimes been frustrating… but thankfully, so far, we've had more ups & only a few downs…however, thanks to our lovely loyal customers & exceptional friends we've managed to keep going…
There's definitely been some funny things that have happened over the years, like when we found out we couldn't serve hot food…even though previous owners have done so for years!…so planning & application forms were frantically submitted (Phew!) & thankfully the NYMP passed them
or when we had some false teeth left on the toilet shelf!?…a customer kindly mentioned her unusual finds quietly to me behind a hushed hand & thankfully we were able to re-united with their owner a few weeks later!
or when we had a phone call asking if we accepted dogs in the tearooms…"of course we answered gleefully!" & and two of the largest newfoundlands arrived with their owners. They slowly & quite gracefully spread out over the entire floor much to folks amusement, we've even had a budgie enjoy some berries whilst visiting with a wonderful regular customer…we weren't quite expecting that one!
With groups of walkers, ramblers, cyclists, tourists, friends & families all visiting us, theres always much laughter and only a little bit of teasing from the chef…when he's allowed out of the kitchen! but no two days are ever the same….
…when we have tables booked just to make sure they're guaranteed a seat…thats a good feeling…or when we have orders for 3 whole lemon meringue pies for a regular group of walkers….(now thats great planning) or when the Bakewell tart's devoured heartily by early morning cyclists while its still warm…it makes chefs day!
Introducing our evening Dining "Tag's Bistro" has brought new challenges & customers, chef's one off menus mean theres always something different to choose from, & front of house waistline is expanding due to having to be head of quality control!
The Loft, our holiday accommodation has started to attract new visitors to the area, what's not to like here in the heart of the North York Moors? some folk totally immerse themselves in exploring the moors, others simply relax & go off grid, simply enjoying quiet walks with stunning views & then wander back to our peacefull & tranquil lodgings.
The newest addition to our enterprise is our allotment…how impressive is that for food miles?…approx 50 paces! all organic & very fresh, & with our funny brood (some say flock) of chickens protectively looked over by Alfonzo the Cockerel, we've an abundance of fresh eggs. With a small wildlife area to encourage lots of wildlife visitors, we're really taking on board the importance of creating an all round wholesome approach to our food & what the customers want.
And so its almost easter & the start of our fifth season…we're open 4 days a week again & although there's been a few changes to the layout over the last 2 years…the atmosphere and decor is still very much eclectic and comfortable… easily accessible & a warm & welcoming wood burner quietly emitting heat on those cold days…
It won't be long until our next event Lockton Artists Open Studios (LAOS) …theres 11 artists taking part this year…(we're a creative bunch here in the village!) 2 out of the 3 of us (including new staff member Claire, who's recently moved to the village) are taking part in the event…so make sure you save the date & come & have a nosey around the studios & simply have a wander around the village, & of course pop in for a drink & bite to eat while you're here…
well there you have it……as you can see there's never a dull moment here in our little beautiful & wonderful pocket of rural happiness… hope to see you soon…
Kevin, Janilaine & team