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Travel reviews by Dr M. from Loughborough
My Feb 2019 trip
On this trip, I visited Kenya between 3-Feb-2019 and 13-Feb-2019 and I travelled with 1 other person.
I had not been in Kenya since 1983 so this trip allowed me to revisit old places and to experience new ones.
Standard of all our lodges was very high indeed.
I stayed at and have reviewed:
|Overall rating
|Laikipia Wilderness, Kenya
4-Feb-2019 review: Laikipia Wilderness review
|Governors Camp, Kenya
7-Feb-2019 review: Governors Camp review
|Kicheche Bush Camp, Kenya
9-Feb-2019 review: Kicheche Bush Camp review
|Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport, Kenya
12-Feb-2019 review: Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport review
|Overall rating
|Safari in Nairobi National Park, Kenya
12-Feb-2019 review: Safari in Nairobi National Park review
Excellent experience with one blemish
On this trip, I visited Botswana & Namibia between 8-Sep-2017 and 25-Sep-2017 and I travelled with 1 other person.
We thoroughly enjoyed our journey through northern Namibia and the Caprivi and our two sorties into Botswana.
Our entry to Namibia at Windhoek was very disappointing and time consuming. Immigration there had recently introduced new systems to photograph and fingerprint all arrivals. Perhaps teething problems with the new technology and certainly the small number of officers on duty meant it took us two and a half hours from exiting the plane to enter the country, all while standing in a small hot room.
This delay meant we could not arrive at our next destination in time for it's afternoon game drive. Those that had prepaid would have lost our financially as well as in terms of enjoyment.
I stayed at and have reviewed:
|Overall rating
|Okonjima Plains Camp, Namibia
9-Sep-2017 review: Leopard viewing
|Okaukuejo Camp, Namibia
10-Sep-2017 review: Feast of rhino
|Namutoni Camp, Namibia
12-Sep-2017 review: Fort abandoned
|Hakusembe River Lodge, Namibia
14-Sep-2017 review: Kwando river cruise
|Nxamaseri Lodge, Botswana
15-Sep-2017 review: Fishing in the panhandle
|Lianshulu Lodge, Namibia
18-Sep-2017 review: Lots to do
|Muchenje Safari Lodge, Botswana
21-Sep-2017 review: Highlight of the trip
Zimbabwe trip
On this trip, I visited Zimbabwe between 4-Sep-2015 and 16-Sep-2015 and I travelled with 1 other person.
On returning to the UK many people when they asked me about my trip to Zimbabwe wanted to know if it was safe. Yes it is, and the local people are very keen to encourage more tourists to visit. Most of your money goes to ordinary Zimbabweans, and only a small amount to the government.
You will be welcomed wherever you go, especially should you visit any junior schools. More and more lodges are forming partnerships with local people to develop conservancies and concession areas that help to protect wild animals and to provide benefits for local communities.
I stayed at and have reviewed:
|Overall rating
|Amalinda Lodge, Zimbabwe
5-Sep-2015 review: Matobo Hills
|Camelthorn, Zimbabwe
7-Sep-2015 review: Lions and elephants
|Khulu Bush Camp, Zimbabwe
11-Sep-2015 review: Elephants at the pool
|Ilala Lodge, Zimbabwe
14-Sep-2015 review: Luxury close to the falls
Namibian adventures
On this trip, I visited Namibia between 6-Sep-2013 and 19-Sep-2013 and I travelled with 1 other person.
It was great to visit new places and to see old favourites once again. We loved the driving on the dirt roads - the freedom of it all and the distances that took us to some fantastic geological points of interest.
Suggestions to help us improve our trips or our service:
Make sure whover replaces Gwynneth is at least as good as her!
I stayed at and have reviewed:
|Overall rating
|Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch, Namibia
7-Sep-2013 review: Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch review
|Canyon Lodge, Namibia
8-Sep-2013 review: Canyon Lodge review
|Zebra River Lodge, Namibia
10-Sep-2013 review: Zebra River Lodge review
|Cornerstone Guesthouse, Namibia
12-Sep-2013 review: Cornerstone Guesthouse review
|Etendeka Mountain Camp, Namibia
13-Sep-2013 review: Etendeka Mountain Camp review
|Okaukuejo Camp, Namibia
15-Sep-2013 review: Okaukuejo Camp review
|Halali Camp, Namibia
17-Sep-2013 review: Halali Camp review
My Sep 2012 trip
On this trip, I visited Botswana & Namibia between 6-Sep-2012 and 24-Sep-2012 and I travelled with 1 other person.
Our best ever trip to Namibia and we were very impressed with what we saw and did in Botswana, especially the school trip from Muchenje.
Suggestions to help us improve our trips or our service:
The Red Zone is what the people at Muchenje Lodge call the very deep sandy part of their approach road where, almost certainly, a 2-wheel drive car will get stuck! JJ tells us that he is having this bit 'fixed' even as I write, but it might be worth checking. The local workmen who dragged us out in their Landrover said it was always happening with 2-wheel drive cars. Great fun all the same!!
I stayed at and have reviewed:
|Overall rating
|Okaukuejo Camp, Namibia
7-Sep-2012 review: Okaukuejo Camp review
|Halali Camp, Namibia
10-Sep-2012 review: Halali Camp review
|Hakusembe River Lodge, Namibia
13-Sep-2012 review: Hakusembe Lodge review
|Mazambala Island Lodge, Namibia (this camp has since closed)
14-Sep-2012 review: Mazambala Island Lodge review
|Muchenje Safari Lodge, Botswana
15-Sep-2012 review: Best place of the visit
|Kaza Safari Lodge, Namibia
18-Sep-2012 review: Good trips on the Chobe and Zambezi
|Ndhovu Safari Lodge, Namibia
20-Sep-2012 review: Good place under canvas
|Ghaub Guest Farm, Namibia
22-Sep-2012 review: Quiet location
|Okonjima Plains Camp, Namibia
23-Sep-2012 review: Cheetahs on a kill
A great return
On this trip, I visited Namibia between 6-Sep-2010 and 19-Sep-2010 and I travelled with 1 other person.
I was here 12 months ago, and despite that the whole trip never once became boring even though I had visited some of the places recently. If anything, the standards of service and of cooking have improved.
Every time I visit Namibia something or someone unexpected turns up such as the sign by the side of the dirt road in the 'middle of nowhere' that said 'Take a break - Teas available round the corner'. Thus it was that we met Philip who had converted an old farmhouse into a B&B and whose place was the only building around for many a mile.
Suggestions to help us improve our trips or our service:
Just one: please get some of the lodges to buy an astronomical telescope - they only cost about £200 for a decent one and it would allow guests to benefit from another of Namibia's assets - its night sky.
Gwynneth was absolutely wonderful in arranging this holiday. Many thanks.
I stayed at and have reviewed:
|Overall rating
|Okaukuejo Camp, Namibia
7-Sep-2010 review: Great waterhole
|Halali Camp, Namibia
9-Sep-2010 review: Improvement at waterhole
|Okonjima Plains Camp, Namibia
11-Sep-2010 review: New developments
|Okonjima Bush Camp, Namibia
12-Sep-2010 review: Hyenas and Bushman trail
|Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch, Namibia
13-Sep-2010 review: So much game in the Kalahari
|Kulala Desert Lodge, Namibia
15-Sep-2010 review: Warm welcome
|Overall rating
|Ballooning in the Namib Desert, Namibia
17-Sep-2010 review: Bballon ride
Met all expectations!
On this trip, I visited Namibia between 7-Sep-2009 and 17-Sep-2009 and I travelled alone.
After 12 years since my last visit, there is a danger that perhaps I was seeing Namibia through rose-tinted lenses, but no. It came up to all my expectations and did not disappoint me at all.
One point, I gave a few hitchhikers a lift, but I was unsure if this invalidated my car insurance policy. Perhaps, you mention this in the materials you send but it might be made clearer, even if this may mean that some people will choose not to give lifts in the future, which would be a pity.
Suggestions for improvements:
Yes just one and it is not said in anger. At Okahandja at the largest of the two sets of stalls at either end of the town that sell carvings, trinkets, etc, the level from which one had to bargain was ridiculous. I wanted 4 items of moderate size and value, and the opening price from the young stall holder was $1,200. I eventually left with the goods having paid 450 Namibian dollars, and I'm sure the stall holder wasn't losing money even at that price.
I met two touring couples at a cafe right opposite the site shortly afterwards who asked me about the place. After I told them, they refused to go there! Setting such very high initial prices for items that are frankly not worth the equivalent of £100 not only is far too greedy but not even in the interests of the stall holders since I think their attitudes may deter some tourists. In any event, your customers should be warned about what they can expect if they 'go shopping' there.
I stayed at and have reviewed:
|Overall rating
|Okaukuejo Camp, Namibia
8-Sep-2009 review: Wonderful floodlit waterhole
|Halali Camp, Namibia
11-Sep-2009 review: Halali - good location within Etosha
|Okonjima Plains Camp, Namibia
14-Sep-2009 review: Great dining experience
|Okonjima Bush Camp, Namibia
15-Sep-2009 review: Attention to detail

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Andy Nusser sautés apple rings until they're golden, then serves them with fat chops and a puckery pomegranate vinaigrette. To dress up the dish, he sometimes replaces the apples with quince. Fast Pork Recipes
How to Make It
In a medium skillet, heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil until shimmering. Season the pork chops with salt and pepper. Add the chops to the skillet and cook over high heat, turning once, until they are golden, about 7 minutes. Transfer the chops to a plate, cover loosely and keep warm.
Add the apples to the skillet and cook over high heat, turning once, until softened and golden, about 6 minutes.
In a small bowl, whisk the honey and vinegar with the remaining 3 tablespoons of olive oil; season with salt and pepper. Stir in the pomegranate seeds. Transfer the pork and apples to plates, scatter the pomegranate seeds and vinaigrette on top and serve.


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This was my enviable view for most of Pop Culture Happy Hour's special 200th episode live show at NPR headquarters last month. But I did have the honor of briefly ascending the stage to join All Things Considered film critic (and my Washington City Paper colleague) Bob Mondello in absolutely crushing NPR's Tanya Ballard Brown and Petra Mayer in the blockbuster movie IMDB plot keyword quiz conceived by PCHH host Linda Holmes. That's about halfway through the quiz segment of the show, posted today.
The highlight of the show is the Wonder Woman crucible designed by my Pal-for-Life Glen Weldon, against which both Audie Cornish and Linda were tested. Playing from the audience, I actually did relatively well, because I remembered a 13-year-old Hank Stuever story from the Washington Post about when the monthly Wonder Woman comic got its first openly gay writer & artist, Phil Jimenez. I can't find a link to its original WashPo version, but it's reprinted in Hank's book Off Ramp, which I recommend, for whatever that's worth.
Thanks as always to Linda, Glen, and Stephen Thompson for having me on the show.


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Jacob Aall Brasserie & Bar has a large outside dining area, which takes up to 600 guests. Here you can enjoy the Norwegian summer in a nice and calm environment. Jacob Aall Brasserie & Bar can also offer own banqueting rooms for 50-100 people.
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Antigua & Barbuda and the U.K.- The UK Elite Island Resorts team is driving the newly branded Jolly Beach Resort & Spa around the U.K for training and events for the resort, now managed by Elite Island Resorts Group.
The team is on the road 2 to 3 times a week with the car seeing approximately 5 agents a day. The car has been to Wales / Essex / Sussex and the Airline bases at Heathrow covering over 2,000 miles since the start of the promotion. The team trains 20 agents per week overall.
The car with its bold decal designs is also noticed by a lot of customers as they drive around the U.K. and the team is often asked where this hotel is. The vehicle will be on the road for the next two years, while the Elite Island Group continues to promote Jolly Beach Resort and the destination of Antigua & Barbuda.
Jolly Beach Resort & Spa, Antigua's best all-inclusive value is located on one of the Caribbean's most beautiful beach white sand beaches. Set among 40 acres of lush tropical gardens, Jolly Beach Resort & Spa is Antigua's largest all-inclusive resort with 464-rooms with private balconies and stunning views, where you can enjoy the warm sun and the Caribbean Sea breeze – a quintessential part of a tropical island experience! The resort has six different all-inclusive accommodation options, ideal for everyone from budget travelers to honeymooners and families.
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According to the dictionary, the word opportunity refers to 'a time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something'. Over the last couple of weeks, I have had numerous chances to reflect upon the variety and extent of opportunities presented to our boys each and every day. Just to mention a few across the last fortnight, I have watched boys across all three sub-schools compete in sport, provide service to those less fortunate in our community, prepare and train for physically and emotionally demanding overseas service trips and participate in music soirees and productions.
Last Wednesday night I visited Moora to update a number of boarding parents on what we are currently doing at Scotch College and what are some of our plans moving forward. These gatherings provide a great opportunity for me to hear about how their sons are going in boarding and to receive feedback about our Residential Life programmes. The word opportunity came up in several conversations as the parents reflected on everything the boys were doing while in residence.
The concept of opportunity was put into context when one mum explained how she described Scotch College to her son before he started his journey. She asked him to imagine that the College represented one hundred doors that could each be opened, entered and then closed if it did not lead to what he wanted. In simple terms, she was urging her son to have a go at as much as possible while at Scotch College. Since commencing at the College I have witnessed many doors being opened and of course some being closed. The most important matter is that the boys take advantage of the vast array of academic, sporting, cultural and co-curricular programmes each and every year.
In the most recent edition of the Australian Financial Review, an article about intergenerational mobility and income equality concludes that Australia ranks behind only a handful of Scandinavian countries as a society that enables young people to earn more than their parents through opportunity and education. In preparing our boys for life it is our role to continue to provide both opportunity and education at the highest level possible.
Throughout each year I witness many great occasions of how we offer opportunity, but none more so than when the curtain lifted for the second act of the last performance of the 2018 Senior School production on Saturday night. To see the whole stage filled with just our boys delivering a simply outstanding performance of "It's all about the green". It was not the particular song that drew me in, it was the confidence, camaraderie and youthful exuberance of each and every boy as they worked as one to deliver an amazing rendition. At the production windup function, one of our Year 12s summed up how he was feeling when he thanked all of the younger boys for making this production so special for each Year 12 in this their final year of school.
Congratulations to our drama and music departments, all of our back stage and parent helpers, and to everyone who supported each boy through attending and supporting the production across the numerous performances.
Opportunity is something not lost on our graduating year of Year 12s. Over the last three weeks I have been holding Headmaster lunches with the leaving class of 2018. The insights and feedback have been simply amazing. A common thread has been the boys' reference to the opportunities they have had across their journey.
As educators and parents, let us never take for granted the opportunities we all have at Scotch College to engage in the education of our boys and support their ongoing journey.
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Ben's a pickpocket. A very good one, too. When the Chinaman catches him, he expects to get thrown in jail. Instead, he gets thrown into some real trouble. The man from the East has an even bigger con in mind.
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Ben steals to keep himself alive. He's done it for so long that it's become a way of life. He understands that Ming only wants to use him but he's offering him some big money for doing so. All he has to do is lose his money to a certain gambler. It's harder than you think to lose it without looking like you've done it on purpose.
This is a really good adventure. You have Ben (the thief), Nikki (the bar man), Athena (the bar owner and sister of Nikki), Ahmed (who loves Athena), and two really bad men. Ming doesn't care who dies on his quest to get the money from the bar. He and his accomplice have killed before, a few more won't matter.
Ben had a crush on Athena so by befriending Nikki and letting him win all his money, he gets to meet her and hang out in the bar. Ming isn't satisfied with that, though. He has plans to take it all. And he doesn't care if Ben gets executed for the murder he did.
You can actually see Ben grow up in this story. He starts out meek and mild but the fights he gets involved in and the things he sees make him mature and become more aggressive. By the end of the story, he's able to defend himself and others.
This was an exciting story that kept my attention. I was afraid of how it was all going to turn out but the author did a nice job with it. He grabs you in the first few sentences and pulls you along through the story. When I got to the end, I gave a big sigh. It's like it took a bit to get my breath back. Why don't you give it a try and see what you think?
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Brain injury is confusing to people who don't have one. It's natural to want to say something, to voice an opinion or offer advice, even when we don't understand.
And when you care for a loved one with a brain injury, it's easy to get burnt out and say things out of frustration.
Here are a few things you might find yourself saying that are probably not helpful:
1. You seem fine to me.
The invisible signs of a brain injury — memory and concentration problems, fatigue, insomnia, chronic pain, depression, or anxiety — these are sometimes more difficult to live with than visible disabilities. Research shows that having just a scar on the head can help a person with a brain injury feel validated and better understood. Your loved one may look normal, but shrugging off the invisible signs of brain injury is belittling. Consider this: a memory problem can be much more disabling than a limp.
2. Maybe you're just not trying hard enough (you're lazy).
Lazy is not the same as apathy (lack of interest, motivation, or emotion). Apathy is a disorder and common after a brain injury. Apathy can often get in the way of rehabilitation and recovery, so it's important to recognize and treat it. Certain prescription drugs have been shown to reduce apathy. Setting very specific goals might also help.
Do beware of problems that mimic apathy. Depression, fatigue, and chronic pain are common after a brain injury, and can look like (or be combined with) apathy. Side effects of some prescription drugs can also look like apathy. Try to discover the root of the problem, so that you can help advocate for proper treatment.
3. You're such a grump!
Irritability is one of the most common signs of a brain injury. Irritability could be the direct result of the brain injury, or a side effect of depression, anxiety, chronic pain, sleep disorders, or fatigue. Think of it as a biological grumpiness — it's not as if your loved one can get some air and come back in a better mood. It can come and go without reason.
It's hard to live with someone who is grumpy, moody, or angry all the time. Certain prescription drugs, supplements, changes in diet, or therapy that focuses on adjustment and coping skills can all help to reduce irritability.
4. How many times do I have to tell you?
It's frustrating to repeat yourself over and over, but almost everyone who has a brain injury will experience some memory problems. Instead of pointing out a deficit, try finding a solution. Make the task easier. Create a routine. Install a memo board in the kitchen. Also, remember that language isn't always verbal. "I've already told you this" comes through loud and clear just by facial expression.
5. Do you have any idea how much I do for you?
Your loved one probably knows how much you do, and feels incredibly guilty about it. It's also possible that your loved one has no clue, and may never understand. This can be due to problems with awareness, memory, or apathy — all of which can be a direct result of a brain injury. You do need to unload your burden on someone, just let that someone be a good friend or a counselor.
6. Your problem is all the medications you take.
Prescription drugs can cause all kinds of side effects such as sluggishness, insomnia, memory problems, mania, sexual dysfunction, or weight gain — just to name a few. Someone with a brain injury is especially sensitive to these effects. But, if you blame everything on the effects of drugs, two things could happen. One, you might be encouraging your loved one to stop taking an important drug prematurely. Two, you might be overlooking a genuine sign of brain injury.
It's a good idea to regularly review prescription drugs with a doctor. Don't be afraid to ask about alternatives that might reduce side effects. At some point in recovery, it might very well be the right time to taper off a drug. But, you won't know this without regular follow-up.
7. Let me do that for you.
Independence and control are two of the most important things lost after a brain injury. Yes, it may be easier to do things for your loved one. Yes, it may be less frustrating. But, encouraging your loved one to do things on their own will help promote self-esteem, confidence, and quality of living. It can also help the brain recover faster.
Do make sure that the task isn't one that might put your loved one at genuine risk — such as driving too soon or managing medication when there are significant memory problems.
8. Try to think positively.
That's easier said than done for many people, and even harder for someone with a brain injury. Repetitive negative thinking is called rumination, and it can be common after a brain injury. Rumination is usually related to depression or anxiety, and so treating those problems may help break the negative thinking cycle.
Furthermore, if you tell someone to stop thinking about a certain negative thought, that thought will just be pushed further towards the front of the mind (literally, to the prefrontal cortex). Instead, find a task that is especially enjoyable for your loved one. It will help to distract from negative thinking, and release chemicals that promote more positive thoughts.
9. You're lucky to be alive.
This sounds like positive thinking, looking on the bright side of things. But be careful. A person with a brain injury is six times more likely to have suicidal thoughts than someone without a brain injury. Some may not feel very lucky to be alive. Instead of calling it "luck," talk about how strong, persistent, or heroic the person is for getting through their ordeal. Tell them that they're awesome.
Written by Marie Rowland, PhD, EmpowermentAlly. Used with permission. www.brainhealthconsulting.com.
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Andrew replied on Permalink
I noticed you commented recently. Thank you for that. My wife has TBI and I watched, aghast, as they most all would give her a bad time in front of me. Yelling and arguing. Then her parents each passed away. We both would argue over no big matters and that has lessened with acceptance of what cannot be SEEN... which is faith & love. I wish she said what you did about feelings. She cannot. You help me so ... Thank you
Brittany replied on Permalink
Just be happy you're alive..
Jennifer replied on Permalink
Is there anyone really here, experiencing what it's like to be the mother of a 45 year old who sustained a TBI at age 15? I can't take another day! His behavior is so oppositional.
GayLynn Smith replied on Permalink
My 54 year-old son was 16 at the time of his accident, comatose for three months, shunt in brain, seizures, inappropriate behavior, anger outbursts; but the most loveable, sympathetic, empathetic human being with a wit and joy that puts me on the floor laughing.
Seizure medications can cause agression and anger, especially Keppra and Valproic Acid (Depakote). There are better drugs. If your physician is not helping, find another; even if it takes 20 years. Medications have to be selected with physical and mental disabilities in mind. Head injuries can cause intermittant brain swelling called encephalophy. Study the medications your son is on: all have side effects. Observe influences on your son's behavior including posture, environment, food additives, diet, sleep patterns: they all give clues to help medical personnel.
AND get and keep ALL medical records, FOREVER..Hospitals and physicians do not have to keep them. State law will tell you how long. Keep results of tests, MRIs, etc.
There are many government funded services to help people like your son and your family. Begin with one: ask questions and seek help. You will open doors that I am just now discovering 38 years later...including this blog.
Suburbia_Dweller replied on Permalink
I wish I could fully identify with your pain and frustration. The things that no one else sees you go through are the ones hardest to handle. It has to be very difficult to have been a caregiver for so long. You hold so much hope for your childeren's futures. I do understand the oppositional behavior. My husband sustained a significant brain injury in a tractor trailer accident last year. His behavior is so out of control when we go places that at times I just have to bring him home. He knows enough to know he doesn't want to go to therapies or doctors visits but not enough to understand how injured he really is. He fights me at every turn and blames me for making him do things he doesn't want to do. His short term memory is basically gone so after going though one of his temper tantrums he forgets why he has to go to therapy and we repeat the scenario again. So, no I don't know how it feels to be in your shoes but you have my empathy and as much understanding as I can give you. God bless.
Liz replied on Permalink
Hang in there, I'm just going to pick my 38 yr old son up tomorrow with severe TBI from motorcycle wreck,I'm on overload.So many emotions & dealing with so many other things.One day at a time is all I can say at this point.
Sheila replied on Permalink
I feel your pain. My grandson has TBI. Happened in 2014. He also had multiple strokes in brain after the extensive surgeries. He is stable now. He has a thrach and a feeding tube. He doesn't talk or able to move past the neck down. He will be 22 this January 9th. We love him so very much and we keep praying for him. He does smile a lot and seems to know what we say and he recognizes those close to him. We encourage him all the time and look forward to his beautiful smiles. So very thankful to GOD that he is still with us.
Susan replied on Permalink
Good Luck to you, make sure to take some time for you.
Aleks replied on Permalink
Guys, I need help, I don't know where or to who I should go for help. I got my first brain injury when I was 7 (I'm 18 now), I found out about it about 2 days ago. Basically, after my swimming lesson, I went into the showers with all the other kids and we decided to spray shampoo all over the place, being the little hyperactive kid that I am I put my feet on the wall and with all my might I push and slam with the middle of my head to the wall. I was unconscious for about 45 min - 1h and after was extremely dizzy and confused and didn't remember what happened for about 3 days. I didn't receive any medical attention, just my parents telling me to lay in bed and sleep it off. After the first one, I also had multiple falls off staircases in my school, hitting my head on walls, falling and also without knowing about the brain injury I thought it was all my fault and I'm just a bad person and what everyone says about me is right. I also have been drinking alcohol since I was about 16 (started after finishing 9th grade). Have a lot of paranoia, anxiety, depression, phobias, extreme social awkwardness, problems communicating with other people, problems maintaining any type of relationship, my vision is slightly blurry and I can see static everywhere I look, my ability to speak has also been getting worse, putting out words and telling a story is like a math test, I can't explain anything and usually when I start a story I end it in 1 minute because no one understands and I forget what I wanted to say next and I'm tired of living this life, I tried ending it all 3 days ago but a blackout from alcohol stopped me (I live in Tallinn, Estonia)
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Please please please consider immediate medical attention and a Neurologist should evaluate you at the least.
Brooke replied on Permalink
Aleks, stay strong! Get some psyc help first and foremost. The first thing is to feel good about yourself. Go to hospital and tell them what you did three days ago trying to take your life. They will help you get on some meds and help with counseling. I am a Tbi survivor, also from age 7. I am 37 now. I have had many of the same experiences as you during my lifetime. Realize that you can and will be successful in this world! You are worth fighting for! You are strong or you would not have made it this far! Think of things that make you happy! I revert to my childhood happy days when I feel down. Close your eyes and put yourself there for a little bit. You will begin to feel the same joy you felt then I bet. I wish I could help more.
Kevin replied on Permalink
Hello. My son has suffered two major brain bleeds due to moyamoya brought on from cancer treatments from age 4 through 15. He is now 27 and recovering from the last bleed in May. He is a great young man but is extremely board. He has no day to day short term memory so returning to school or receiving training for a job seems unlikely at this time. I'm note sure where to ask or go to try and help him return to some type of life. He cannot drive anymore and socially really only has one friend left who visits and takes him out maybe once a month. I looking for help to help him what can I do?
Julie replied on Permalink
Perhaps there is a group in the area that helps people with disabilities have a social life and /or maybe a church group or volunteer group may offer some respite care and socialization opportunities. I don't know where you reside, but you can look up places, there are advocacy groups and support through the DSPD, dept. of persons with disabilites and other groups for brain injury, etc. Though, not the same thing, I have a son with neurological challenges. He has static encephalopathy. His brain is not developing. He is 17 years old, and has the mentality of a toddler. He does not talk, does not write, nor read. He is highly energetic. There's a group in my area called Antanna's Vocational Services. They have socialization, residential, and vocational services for those with disabilitities. We have a support coordinator who works for Aspen Grove Advocacy in our area. My son and my other son (both also have autism, one is high functioning), go to there day programs. I hope you can find something in your area. a support coordinator/advocate can help you find what you need, regardless if they work for the government or are independent (which mine is)
Mehran Soha replied on Permalink
I am from Iran.I had a very severe TBI 1.5 years ago. I was in coma for 4 months then I opened my eyes but I do not remember at all. At first I used wheelchair. Then I walked some steps. I did some exercises but I feel exhausted. I keep doing these exercises but I am very tired and fatigue. Here there is not a good knowledge about TBI.
rebecca kent replied on Permalink
These are very interesting comments. My son sustained a brain injury 23 years ago in a road traffic accident. The problems he has are because of this (all the things mentioned in aforesaid comments ie apathy, depression, memory etc.) It's not only very hard on the person concerned, but like ripples on a lake affects everybody in the family. You need the patience of a saint and to constantly remember that the person concerned does not choose to behave this way.
Brent H replied on Permalink
I'm a 52-year-old male that has TBI. I'm a year and a half post. My question is this:
How do you cope with this?
I have a terrible memory, there is no joy in my life, and I can't seem to put a day together (like clean my boat). I have so many notes that I think I make things worse.
I broke my neck and back when my head was crushed all at the same time. I'm all put back together — fused at my t-1 through my t-5 on my back. I'm very active and am trying to still make a living for my family but having great difficulty. My income is a third of what I normally make. I know things are different for me but can't seem to figure it out and this is causing me more grief. Any suggestions? I don't even know if I'm asking what I'm trying to say or not but if anyone has any info I would be grateful.
Chet Simmons replied on Permalink
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Linda Keady replied on Permalink
Hello Brent. Firstly I am so sorry this has happened to you and while I know it won't be any help for you to know this, I am sincere.
My own husband had a TBI after a stroke over 10 years ago and I won't kid you, life is tough. There is no quick fix but there are things that you can do that hopefully will make you feel better about yourself. You talk about your memory. Brent, write everything down, what time you get up, what you have for breakfast, what you do after breakfast, etc. etc. Write everything down in a daily log. Refer back to this each day to remind you what has taken place. Make new memories and again log everything to help you make new pathways in your brain. Tell all your family and friends to help you with remembering things but not in a dominant way. Gentle reminders are good. Also, having a TBI, it is very important that you would get some professional help; maybe psychotherapy with an accredited person that would help you in some way, come to terms with what has happened in your life. I don't know myself Brent, but I had to get a psychotherapist for my husband and while it didn't make things better and it wasn't a magic fix, over time, it did help. We couldn't afford it so we asked family if they would chip in for the sessions and of course there are often psychotherapists/counselors who will give their time for free or at a greatly reduced rate. I don't know what part of the world you live in but here in England we have an organisation called 'Headway' and they are a very proactive place for people with TBI's to go. They really are amazing and help so much. Brent, I wish you all good things in life and hope and pray that you will get the help you need. I forgot to say that it must be very hard for you with your income, but listen when I say, you are amazing to be earning at all, after what you have been through. I so admire you. If ever you want to talk more, my e.mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Linda Keady
Carol replied on Permalink
I am 4 months post. Still have major memory problems. When I try to explain my difficulty to friends, they try to make light of it and say "Oh, I always forget stuff, too." I hate that. It diminishes my problem. It also feels like they are distancing themselves and makes me not want to confide in them anymore.
Victorya replied on Permalink
Carol, have you tried telling your friends how their comments affect you? They may be trying to normalize the memory problem for you by joining in with it and not realizing how devastating it really is for you not to remember things. Letting them know how you feel may help them to understand your distress and how they can respond more helpfully.
Leah replied on Permalink
I'm glad you brought this subject up about "oh I forget too" because I literally said something similar to my fiancée. I'm reading all of these comments to possibly learn how to respond when, in my case, I was being honest about forgetting. I didn't realize the frustration in comparison.
Be strong and I pray each day gets better for you!
Ally replied on Permalink
My ex husband checked off all of those then told me I wasn't normal enough... so now we are getting divorced. My tbi?...Epilepsy since I was little and low blood pressure makes for a lot of run ins with the hard ground.
Chris Rainey replied on Permalink
Add a tenth comment you should never say to a TBI survivor: "...Remember, (?) I told you..." I'm 6 years out from my major stroke and 3 years out from a 2nd, milder stroke. I have shared with friends & family how their innocent unthinking comment affects me and have offered alternative variations to them to get their 'point' across that sometime in the recent past I had been informed by them as to the subject being discussed.
Reminding me that my short term memory has been compromised does nothing for my self esteem, especially since, if given a little time or cues, I WILL recall!
KR replied on Permalink
I have a tbi and I constantly hear a variation of "You seem so normal," or "You sound like you're doing great communicating to me."
Jeez!!!!! Do you know how frustrating and infuriating that is?
It's like when they used to tell you crap like "You must have alot of girlfriends," or the infamous "You must be a heart breaker" when in reality you can't even make a friend due to the inabilities brought on by your TBI.
Bryan replied on Permalink
I am a father with a TBI, it's been 43 years now since my stroke at the age of 18.
In 2012, at the age of 17, my daughter was in an accident and suffered a TBI.
Can anyone relate?
vera bentley replied on Permalink
i can relate to that! i was 17 (in '83) & i was a passenger in a car accident. im 51 now :/
Kristin replied on Permalink
My mom has suffered a brain injury April 2015,
I'm still dealing with the after math of it. Although she's high functioning, there's a lot of things she'll never be able to do again.
Tim replied on Permalink
I am at 18 yrs since my abi and most of these problems are still present insomnia memory loss irratbile life goes on!! Tim
Dean replied on Permalink
My favorite, at work, by a guy who knew of my accident. "Don't be retarded about it." About materials used at work. I think he felt bad, cuz later came by to help me with something else, something he never does. I didn't mention the owie he caused. I didn't know how. Two years post accident. At least I'm working, pretty good at it too.
Piobair replied on Permalink
My current favorite is "That's not very mindful of you." As a Buddhist there's not much which I take personally, but that one cuts me to the quick.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Just an FYI for caregivers-watch for loops-being caught in a cycle of repetition that leads nowhere. This is extremely frustrating and would be nice to have this pointed out, because most times we don't see it. I saw the above comment and had to add. I get stuck in a loop all the time. As a matter of fact that's exactly the word I use to describe it. My poor husband takes the brunt of it and I don't know how to stop it. I see 3 different doctors now. I'm over 3 years POST TBI and I am straining our relationship. How do you stop the loop??https://babyishcare.com/kids-bow-and-arrow/
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Thank you all so much.
I've had my tbi 5 years now.
People just won't get it.
Even those who are close to me.
"Why are you so hysterical" -my brother-
"Are you drunk?" - my dad at 10.00 a.m.-
It's sad. It hurts.
Kami Victoria J... replied on Permalink
I love the way you write. Its very different. God bless you.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I invite ALL who have passed judgment, not provided adequate medical or psychological care, accused previously high achieving, intelligent & competitive athletes of malingering, to live for ONE week with their economic means permanently removed, inadequate social & family supports, no restorative sleep, adverse effects of medication, loss of self identity, possibly homelessness...etc, etc. and see how it is. As a former medical provider, now a TBI patient most people would not even BELIEVE how we are treated. My heart goes out to all of us, told we will be better if we accept everything and "move on." Move on to what exactly?
Alexa R replied on Permalink
I 100% agree with you. I spent 14 years working on my brain because I love math and science, but after I took several blows to the head, I've been unable to recover. Not only was I forced to give up on everything I'd spent 14 years working for, but many people around me hounded me for months while I was attempting to get better, and deliberately put themselves in the way of my recovery while turning my brain injury it into a joke. Imo is this the number one reason why I'll never be able to recover as well as I should have, because I was completely unable to get any peace to do so.
Many people are quick to pass judgement although some of the fastest-growing health issues, physical and/or psychological, are related to the brain, imo including "victim shaming and slander". It's imo mind-boggling that people can be so judgemental when it's a problem that's likely to one day occur to themselves and/or to someone in their own family given that it's one of the fastest-growing health issues. Considering the fact that many brain-related problems still go completely undiagnosed, it's likely to already be occurring to themselves or someone in their own family.
It's imo a travesty how little a brain is valued, especially since it's claimed that we're in the knowledge-intensive age. After what I've personally experienced, I'm finding it difficult to agree.
Somebody replied on Permalink
Well said, I read your post and thought finally!!
Thank you
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I would like to add #10 - any statement/advice/criticism that starts with, "You just need to...". I have come to hate the word "just" and all that is wrapped up in it: simple, willpower, determination, self-discipline. Nothing is a "just" for me anymore. Nothing is simple. Nothing I have difficulty with is the result of a lack of willpower, determination, or self-discipline. However, it seems everyone is completely unaware of the hidden message of "just". What is simple for him/her and used to be simple for me no longer is.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Thank you all for posting! I have been feeling the same way since my TBI in 2008 and really do not understand why I look like I am fine and at times can be active but later I am in intense pain without my medication I would be living in constant pain. And everyone hates me these days because I am not up to their standards nor do they care that I been injured. It's been hard thanks again for posting.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I was in MVA 8 years ago, it took nearly 2 years for my cognitive functions to improve enough that I could make it through a job interview successfully although once landing the job it took several more years to develop compensation techniques like keeping a log of everything I work each day, phone conversations etc to help with my memory issues. After 8 years I still have difficulty concentrating at times and become exhausted from concentrating too hard or too long. If it weren't for the personal relationship I built with my employer I'm quite sure I would've been laid off.
Recently some new issues have developed that have greatly impaired my ability to work, over the last 2 years I have rapidly developed a connection to the weather that causes my tbi affects to flair up. The same MVA I hurt my knee and developed arthritis. The best I can explain what has been going on is basically arthritis in my head/brain. When it is cloudy/rainy/humid I feel excessively fatigued and often oversleep and will need several hours to feel coherent enough to shower and get ready --- leads to an afternoon arrival at work. I will continue to feel groggy & slowed mental processing, I hear myself on the phone with clients and I struggle to put together my thoughts and have difficulty articulating well. I may simultaneously have a migraine or I could just stay in this limbo for the next day or days until the weather front moves out. My light sensitivity has also increased dramatically during this same 2 year time frame, the weather also heightens it but it exists all the time, I live in sunglasses. Working in an office the light from the computer screen irritates my eyes after several hours. The combination of fluorescent lights and the computer screen are unbearable and cause painful migraines, I had to bring in a tall house lamp for my office but most of the day don't turn on the lights at all. However my work requires me to visit clients and sometimes work onsite where I don't have control over the lighting. God forbid I'm scheduled to see a client during bad weather-- I won't be able to show up until the afternoon and my concentration and ability to answer questions coherently are greatly impaired. Somettimes I am so dizzy and disoriented from the weather that I am not comfortable driving.
I recently went to see a neurologist but she couldn't grasp that I have a connection to the weather or that half the time I have the fatigue, light sensitivity, dizziness but they wont be followed by a migraine. The only meds she prescribed are to prevent and treat migraines --so far in 10 days no migraine but there's been 3 days of overcast/rain and all the other symptoms continued to persist despite the medication.
Does anyone else on the planet have a similar reaction to the weather or am truly the medical oddity the doctors seemed to be perplexed by?
phil replied on Permalink
its the barometric pressure change
Ns replied on Permalink
I also have extreme fatigue post TBI that seems to be weather related. My issues are worse when it's hot out. It's been 20 years since my MVA. My biggest struggle is how easily I get frustrated and cry. I can cry at the drop of a hat. It's hard to be professional when I can't control my emotions. True to talk to my doctor and she says, " everyone is like that."
Jen replied on Permalink
Hi - I am 16 years and I also have strong weather-related issues. You are not alone. Doctors ar enot educated about brain injury. Google emotion after brain injury or emotional lability after brain injury or something like that, find something that points out what a big problem it is and give it to your doctor!
Anonymous replied on Permalink
"Was your brain injury self-diagnosed?" -- This from a psychiatrist.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
Read your comment about being 16 years post & feeling like you're getting worse. Me too (I'll be 17 years post in June). I worked (and struggled immensely) for 15 years until a seizure. Now I don't work, but I get v easily stressed, forgetful & aphasia starts creeping back in. I was hoping it would all become easier with no work, but I guess I'm still reaching for the acceptance I thought I'd achieved... All the very best to everyone living with TBI 💚💚💚
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I don't know where I am at with this brain damage but my doctor told me today that I need to buy a helmet so when I black out I won't cause as much damage to my brain as I usually do and also so I do not go blind
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I am 21. When I was 19 years old I had my severe brain injury. With two different bleeding spots on my brain, temporarily paralyzing me, breaking my ski helmet, 3 months of no memory at all around that time,and literally smashing my cheek and nose inward. All of these statements are so true. I absolutely hate it when anyone makes those statements to me. I'm constantly being yelled at by family, coworkers, bosses, and everyone likes to act like they understand. No one comes close to understanding what it's like to basically jump into someone else's body.
Anonymous replied on Permalink
16 years for me and I feel as if I'm getting worse. Memory has not gotten better and I'm getting where I won't leave the house unless I have to. Don't like being around more than a few people at one time and when people ask me random questions I get lost. Accident was 1/21/2001 age 19 and I get so frustrated when everyone thinks I shouldn't have any problems since its been 16 years. I hate,"oh come on it's been years you know your memory isn't bad anymore" and "well everything should be better you look great."
Ira Bliss replied on Permalink
I chuckled when I read this,,, I am 13 years post...About not leaving the house and avoiding big groups of people. (I am that way too)...and so I know what you hear all the time"You just need to get out of your house! My disabilities are most similar to someone that has had a stroke..(left sided deficit ) so yeah I have a limp. and my left-hand hardly works
Anonymous replied on Permalink
I had a head injury in 2012. I had a plate put in my forehead because a the bone was pushed in so far that they couldn't pull it out so to keep from having a dent in my head they put a small 2 in by 2 in titanium plate in my head. I was Mgr of a sales team, made good money, and was the most motivated guy almost anyone knew. Since my life has fell in the gutter. I can't even remember what I'm saying sometimes, I leave doors open, misplace things, have become lazy, can't follow through on anything that is important, can't keep a job, lost friends, have anger outburst, and can't have a relationship. Yesterday my wife told me that our relationship can't continue until I get my life in order and that I emotionally drain her. I've asked her to help me by writing things down and to please be patient. She's so frustrated with me. I can't say I blame her. I'm twice more frustrated with myself. Well I agreed in conversation we had to do better and had all intentions of doing so. But I couldn't get out of my head how hateful she is towards me. In the last few weeks she went from loving me and being sweet to acting like everything I do repulses her. So my mind started wondering. I had a suspicion that she has found a new man that has things going for him. One that doesn't have so many problems. So I did what I shouldn't and looked at her phone. The first thing I noticed was in her phone there was a text from someone named "Slug." When I looked at the text I realized she had saved me as "Slug." This broke my heart. I never have felt so low. I already think of suicide on a daily basis because I feel like a waste. I feel I'm always a burden to people. The way people talk to me now: I'm "slow," "what's wrong with you?," "its your pills," "you make excuses," "you just want to live off others..." If you really know me, then you know that I've been taking care of myself since I was a kid. Now that I know my wife thinks so lowly of me I'm trying everything possible to not take my life. But it's hard. I never thought she'd be so rude and mean. I don't have any kids of my own. So I feel I serve nobody on this this earth no value anymore. I don't have insurance so there is no cure for me. So be nice to people weather they have head injuries or not. I love her unconditionally. But I know how she sees me now. Ever since she got this new good job. She has down talked me when we fight. Now we're over until I get my life together. I'm trying harder than anybody will ever know. JAG


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Connectivity is the mantra of modern times. Millions and immeasureable dollars are already allocated to the communication industry throughout the world with one single objective, making distance communication basic and cheap. With the launch of internet, a great deal of glamour may be combined with the industry of communication. The race to supply the easiest communication speed with the smallest possible connecting device has led to development of contemporary cell phones that have enough computing capacity to replace super computers of seventies. Today, communication is not only just written text; it features a voice and is now being substituted for video. A small clip taken for cell phone may be distributed to anyone around the world in a jiffy. Not just communication, the world wide web is often a destination shop for all possible components of possession weblink including property, to cheap expensive jewelry to airplanes to football clubs one can find anything and everything on the internet. A recent survey established that the sale of cheap diamond jewelry on the net will cross the non-prescription sale towards the end of the year. A number of products previously crossed this line and are being more online than over the counter.
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And what could be superior to two? Three naturally! If you have already composed some effort into have the wedding soon, you may buy wedding rings sets which come in the pair of three. The three rings in the engagement rings sets feature an engagement ring, a men's a wedding ring plus a wedding band for your bride. This is also considered an excellent long-term investment.
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Sometimes, all it takes for a male to propose is for him to understand that you're all set to state "I do," too. Leave some wedding magazines behind and he'll understand that you've been excitedly keeping reading these types of short articles. Don't make it too apparent, however, or he 'd be frightened of the pictures of bride-to-bes and wedding event rings all around his bachelor pad!
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Two-tone wedding bands - this style is achieved using two metals with different hues. It can be gold and white gold, gold and rose gold, or platinum and gold. A two-tone wedding event band is in fact a variation of the plain wedding event band. Nevertheless, two-tone wedding rings can also bear designs like braids or weaves and it can also be engraved.
Your coordinating rings can be handcrafted. You can select the density of the band and the decorations to identify your ring set from the numerous others that are around.
A contemporary guys's wedding ring might end up being a narrow band of platinum featuring a ruby when you bring it all together. Lots of website guys these days will use a ring of this type. Since they're much more style mindful than generations past, that's.
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The princess cut diamond ring is ending up being rather fashionable nowadays. A princess cut appears like a square with all of the sides of equal length. It is a fairly new cut that is absolutely catching on with diamond engagement ring purchasers.
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If the diamond or the band is more important, the budget plan conscious should decide. Some females, though they may be difficult to find, aren't as worried about the size of the diamond and would rather have a platinum band which is more scratch resistant. You will spend less cash on a yellow or white gold band if your gal would rather have a larger diamond. Acquiring a diamond band is another option for ladies who prefer something a little various than a solitaire or princess cut diamond.
Though it is a tough stone, it may still break if it is dropped. Cleaning up and maintaining topaz engagement ring is not so tough. You can take it to regional jeweler to clean it or you can also do it on your own at home.
If your engagement ring is a surprise, you ought to do some research, the very best thing you can do is to take note of the tips she leaves, aim to observe her precious jewelry and notification if she likes white gold or yellow gold, huge flashy precious jewelry or more delicate precious jewelry and etc. She may be apparent about it, as well as if she's not implying to. and provide you nothing at all to deal with, so follow the standards above as closely as possible. Maybe you might ask her close good friends for suggestions always assists - they usually know.
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Golden Globes 2017: Hollywood sings 'La La Land,' honors diversity
Lisa Respers France | 1/9/2017, 6 a.m.
(CNN) The 74th Golden Globe Awards Sunday night kicked off with a nod to "La La Land" and honored Hollywood's diverse talent.
Host Jimmy Fallon enlisted some famous friends and nominees including Nicole Kidman, John Travolta and Amy Adams to recreate the critically acclaimed musical's opening scene in a taped segment.
Fallon's monologue included some political humor -- noting the Globes is "one of the few places left that still honors the popular vote"-- and a small snafu.
"Already the teleprompter is down, so this is a great way to start the show," Fallon said right off the bat.
There was also history made early on in the night.
Tracee Ellis Ross won for best actress in a musical or comedy TV series. She became the first black woman to win in that category since Debbie Allen won for "Fame" in 1983.
"This is for all of the women, women of color and colorful people whose stories, ideas, thoughts are not always considered worthy, valid and important," Ross said. "But I want you to know I see you. We see you."
Newbie "Atlanta" won for best musical or comedy TV series.
"This is incredible," exclaimed creator and star Donald Glover after his show, which has a majority black cast, won. "I really just want to thank Atlanta and all the black folks in Atlanta. For real, just for being alive...and being amazing people. I couldn't be here without Atlanta."
Viola Davis also won for best supporting actress in a motion picture for "Fences."
"La La Land" scored awards for best original score, best song, best director, and best actor in a motion picture - musical or a comedy for Ryan Gosling.
"This isn't the first time I have been mistaken for Ryan Reynolds," Gosling joked before becoming serious and thanking lady love, actress Eva Mendes for her support during filming. He dedicated his win to her brother, Juan Carlos Mendes, who died of cancer in April at the age of 53.
FX's "People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story" held the most TV category nominations and won for best TV movie/limited series. Sarah Paulson, who portrayed prosecutor Marcia Clark, picked up a statuette for her performance in the series.
The Globes paid tribute to mother and daughter actresses Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fischer with a video highlighting some of their most memorable film roles.
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Are you tired of running the same old choir rehearsal week in, week out? Do your singers anticipate what's coming next? Every now and then it's a good idea to spring clean your rehearsal plans and freshen things up. Here are some top tips to get the ball rolling.
Start as you mean to go on
Remember that just because you do things in the same order week after week, it doesn't mean you can't change them. Of course there are certain pre-requisites, such as needing to warm-up before singing, but even this can be changed.
Look back over your rehearsal plans and make a list of as many warm-ups as you can, so you can create a 'pick and mix' system. Note down any warm-ups that are particularly good for working on specific techniques such as breathing or diction.
From this list you can choose many different combinations for your rehearsals that will compliment your repertoire. I came across a warm-up last week that I don't think I'd done for about five years! It was great fun to get everyone doing it again.
Give your singers a break
If you are working towards a big performance or learning tough repertoire, make sure you balance this with some lighthearted fun.
Choose some repertoire that your choir knows well or will pick up relatively easily and intersperse it with your current learning. This is ideal at the end of the rehearsal when concentration may be starting to flag.
It's all about the timing
Look at your regular rehearsal pattern. Could this be changed for the better? Lately I have been leaving a small section of time at the end of the rehearsal for us to put away our chairs, stand in a big circle and sing. This gives my singers a chance to stretch their legs and a much better idea of how they sound together. It's also great for doing rounds as everyone really interacts together.
If you have a break during your rehearsal, is it in the right place? How are your singers concentration levels afterwards? I find I prefer to do the bulk of learning before our tea break, so we spend an hour on singing first and have about 45 minutes afterwards.
I always put the more focused learning or more complicated parts in the first section and try and keep things lighter afterwards.
It's always a good idea to have a handful of exercises you can bring out when you feel concentration or focus is dwindling. Short, easy songs with actions are perfect for this as they wake everyone up and get them giggling. Never be afraid to interject these at any point in a rehearsal when you feel they are needed.


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A billboard in Texas has advice for liberals: Keep driving until you leave the Lone Star State
A billboard near Vega, Texas, caused a bit of a stir with its message — so much so that the individual who rented it agreed to take it down.
The billboard, which Kyle Mccallie captured on his drive to work and posted on his Facebook, read: "Liberals please continue on I-40 until you have left our GREAT STATE OF TEXAS."
Mccallie, a 25-year-old from Fritch, Texas, said that the sign was located along I-40 east near Vega and was about a 35-mile drive from the New Mexico border.
The picture went viral, and, naturally, it had had a number of opposing viewpoints. One user said, "They can keep right on moving through Oklahoma as well!"
Another added, "So you want to make the entire state of Texas a safe space for conservatives?"
Randy Burkett, who owns Burkett Outdoor Advertising and the sign, said that after all of the backlash, the sign was taken down immediately, and the individual who paid for the billboard was reimbursed.
Burkett said, "I believe in free speech, but this country is divided enough as it is. I've spoken with the client, and he's agreed that it should come down."
That said, it's just a sign. Personally, I never let signs tell me what to do — not billboards and certainly not any "one-way street" posting.
The sign currently reads that it is available to "advertise here."
According to Burkett, the billboard may be replaced soon by one advertising the Big Texan Steak Ranch, where, according to my research, if you can eat a shrimp cocktail, baked potato, salad, roll with butter, and a 72-ounce steak in under an hour, the meal's free!
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By Andrew Liszewski
I've got nothing against touchscreens, they're great for most applications, but they're not always the ideal alternative to a physical button, slider, knob or even scroll wheel. So I like this clever compromise that dsLabs have come up with. Using the same principles people have used to create capacitive touchscreen-friendly styluses, they've created a touchscreen-friendly knob that allows you to rotate objects on the iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad by rotating the knob while it's sitting on the screen.
And making your own doesn't seem to be that difficult. It just requires a bit of trial and error and some extra care to ensure the knob you've re-appropriated doesn't scratch up the display.
Similar to the soft stylus, the trick is finding a way to create a conductive path from your hand to the screen. We started by using copper tape, conductive fabrics (see the soft stylus) and wires to simulate two touch points on opposite sides of the knob. It takes some careful tuning to get the touch points spaced correctly and sized such that the screen reads them as a touch, but it does work with a little patience.
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South Carolina Man Pleads Guilty to Committing Federal Hate Crime Against African-American Teenager
Chase McClary, 23, of Johnsonville, S.C., pleaded guilty today in federal court in the District of South Carolina to violating the Matthew Shepard-James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act in his violent assault of an African-American teenager.
During his guilty plea, McClary admitted that in August 2010, he approached a 16-year-old African-American male and struck him numerous times with the jagged end of a broken coffee mug because of the victim's race. The attack resulted in severe injuries to the victim's head, face and neck.
Sentencing will be set at a later date. The plea agreement calls for a sentence of 48 months in prison.
"Motivated by hate, the defendant attacked a teenager and scarred him for life. No one should have to endure such an abhorrent act of criminal violence," said Thomas E. Perez, Assistant Attorney for the Civil Rights Division. "The Justice Department will vigorously prosecute cases of bias motivated violence to the full extent of the law."
"Prosecution of hate-based crime – whether the motive is the color of skin, sexua l orientation, religion, gender or national origin – is critical to the American way of life and the justice system," said U.S. Attorney Bill Nettles for the District of South Carolina. I want to thank the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the F lorence County Sheriff's Office and Ed Clements, the Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor, for their work on this civil rights case."
This case was investigated by Special Agent Steven Stokes of the FBI, with assistance from the Florence County Sheriff's Investigator Alvin Powell, and is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Brad Parham and Civil Rights Division Trial Attorney Christopher Lomax.


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November 02, 2018 to November 03, 2018
Homecoming 2018 will be a time to reconnect with classmates and to celebrate what God is doing at CIU through our faculty, staff, students and alumni around the world. Join CIU as we celebrate with Alumnus of the Year, Dr. Y Armanious ('04).
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The Iron Warriors club was designed to help children living with Thalassaemia cope with their life and treatment. ENERCA supports the initiative through the Spanish translation of the second Iron Warriors issue, titled Guerreros del Hierro. This magazine, supported by ApoPharma Inc. and SOBI (Swedish Orphan Biovitrum), is a collection of comics, activities and information about Thalassemia.
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