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I tried around Dave, the Mark Cuban-backed application that wants to destroy lender overdrafts — and I hold considering 1 oddly manipulative element
In setup, you can easily decided on exacltly what the default suggestion portion is. That is where I began to possess some qualms using the application.
The software non-payments to an idea of 10% of this amount are required. Initially, that’ll maybe not seem like plenty cash. With an optimum tip amount of $75, the total price is just $7.50, substantially not as much as an overdraft charge could well be. But any time you compare with pay day loans, and think of the idea like mortgage loan, this levels will not manage very appealing. Let’s imagine you decided to borrow $75 cash a complete 13 days before payday. With a 10percent suggestion, that $7.50 matches a 280.76percent APR, putting it well in accordance with typical APRs for payday advance loan.
Naturally, the tip is actually voluntary and is an one-time fee that does not compound interest . That is why alone, it’s a benefit over payday loans. But just like you’ll see, the application provides numerous ways of allow you to put a tip. This will make awareness, just like the team utilizes tips to make money.
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A-1percent tip on that exact same $75 advance ($0.75) for 13 days would just be a 28.07per cent APR. Which is substantially below most payday advances.
With no tip, the background is now a wilderness. Dave, holding a dead herbal, appears obviously upset.
For someone who is spending attention to their finances, its smooth adequate to eliminate these aesthetic cues and perform whatever try most responsible. It’s also smooth enough for a person provide a tip that equals a too-big APR. I’d recommend that any Dave consumer figure out very same APR to their tip before with the application.
I ready my default suggestion to 0%. Once I went along to have an advance, I noticed that my standard suggestion is back at 10percent. After some more investigation, I discovered your lowest standard tip allowed is clearly 1percent.
Actually setting-up an advance was very simple, and every little thing moved based on program.
The utmost i really could progress my self is $20, as I had merely began a unique work and did not but has paychecks that Dave could use to make sure that my ability to repay. This ought to be front of attention for almost any user beginning a fresh work or between work. Furthermore, if you are compensated irregularly or generate percentage, it might be more challenging for Dave to verify your ability to pay back an advance.
I’d a choice of would love to pay back until the tuesday regarding the a few weeks, but decided on a faster recovery. This duration try risen up to the second payday once the consumer features a verified paycheck might remove large amount beforehand.
The user has also the option to facilitate the shipment of the advance for $2.99. We chose the free method, whilst still being obtained my personal advance next working day (saturday was to Monday).
The user picks the end once they bring presented their unique advance.
These pages produces no reference to woods being rooted per amount tipped, and doesn’t always have alike manipulative images since the content setting standard idea amounts. Still, I experienced to manually place a tip level of 0%.
On the whole, the method went really, and that I obtained my personal money along with my revenue taken out of my levels without a hitch. Provided the customer is actually aware of the funds, and mindful never to point extreme, Dave is a useful software.
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The newsletter has links to previous recent FEMA articles including an interview with MEPs Kerstin Westphal and Bernd Lange on the Type Approval Regulation.
FEMA previously interviewed UK MEP Malcolm Harbour and Chairman of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) , which is voting on the 22nd November, assuming that the vote is not postponed, as has previously happened, on amendments submitted to the European Commission’s proposal on Approval and market surveillance of two – or three-wheel vehicles and quadricycles.
At Right To Ride EU we commented on the interview with Malcolm Harbour that, “Although the amendments will be voted on at the IMCO meeting on the 22nd November, as yet we do not know what has already been deleted, what the compromises will be, nor what the final report which will voted on in Parliament will contain”.
We hoped that this interview would bring a halt to the “Silly Season”, the scaremongering and the woes of the Harbingers of Doom that this will bring the end to motorcycling, so that we could focus on the real issues.
Malcolm Harbour commented at the start of the interview with FEMA, “There is significant hysteria surrounding the review of this Regulation and clearly I don’t support the petition (this is a petition by the UKIP MEP Marta Andreasen). This is the result of political opportunism playing up rider concerns with the EU lawmaking process.”
European Angst
However ploughing full steam ahead is the Motorcycle News (MCN) newspaper organised – MCN Back-off EU – protest rally for the 22nd of November in Brussels (to coincide with the schedule vote in the IMCO committee), originally proposed by UKIP MEP Marta Andreasen.
Backed at the start by the British Motorcyclists Federation (BMF), MCN reports that the Motorcycle Action Group (MAG UK) has now agreed to back the protest.
On the political front it appears that the only other politician expressing support for the protest ride is UK Conservative MP Steve Baker, who recently became the new Chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Motorcycling in Westminster.
We understand that riders are worried about the proposal and the problems that may evolve from any subsequent regulation, especially mandatory ABS, AHO and OBD, not to mention any potential introduction of anti-tampering measures.
We believe that both the Commission and rapporteur of the IMCO committee have acted in haste without sufficient consultation and allowing the vested interests of lobbying sectors to influence their decisions.
Motorcycling has an important part to play in transport and in our view, the Commission’s proposal will have an enormous impact on the cost of motorcycling in the future, without making any difference to safety.
The mess that the proposal and subsequent IMCO report are in, may well leave the industry in a nightmare scenario of being unable to work to the proposed timetable on emissions and have huge economic consequences for the industry.
What appears to be missing from FEMA and its National organisations – and – with few exceptions, from the motorcycling press as well, are facts and information on how these changes will affect us all.
Unfortunately the focus on the Commission’s proposal and the IMCO rapporteur’s report has been lost in a mire of hype and misinformation and it would appear that there is a whole lot of anti European angst without looking into the factual details of this proposal.
Our view is that we need to protest and challenge unfair and unrealistic regulations, but we need to do it for the right reasons.
Read FEMA Interviews and our comments at Right To Ride EU – Click Here
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Unfortunately, the “hair of the dog” won't cure this headache, but here are some ideas for managing your student loan debt.
The programs listed are not intended as tax or legal advice. They may not be used for the purpose of avoiding any federal tax penalties. Please consult legal or tax professionals for specific information regarding your individual situation. The programs are for informational purposes only, and should not be considered a substitute for a more comprehensive student loan evaluation.
Income-Driven Repayment Programs — There are four different types of income-driven repayment choices that may help to manage your monthly federal student loan payments:1
Revised Pay As You Earn Repayment Plan (REPAYE Plan)
Pay As You Earn Repayment Plan (PAYE Plan)
Income-Based Repayment Plan (IBR Plan)
Income-Contingent Repayment Plan (ICR Plan)
You may be eligible for one or more of these payment choices depending on the types of student loans you have, your family size, your income, and certain other factors.
Under these income-driven repayment plans, any remaining loan balance may be forgiven at the end of the payment period. Payment periods vary depending on the payment option you enroll in, but typically range between 20-25 years.
A financial professional may help you to determine which of these income-driven repayment choices you might be eligible for.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness — Certain federal loans may be forgiven after 10 years of qualifying payments if you take a job with federal, state, or local government; a non-profit; or certain other public service organizations.
Volunteer — There are a number of programs, such as AmeriCorps, Peace Corps, and the military, in which service may accrue a benefit that reduces an outstanding loan balance in an amount that varies depending upon the program.
Pre-Pay Principal — Pre-payment of principal may help lower the lifetime interest costs of a loan. To raise cash to fund pre-payments, one idea is to ask that birthday and holiday gifts be cash to put toward pre-payments. You could also direct any raises, bonuses or overtime pay to pre-payments. If you do pre-pay principal, be sure to target the loans with the highest rate of interest.
Loan Consolidation — You can consolidate your federal loans through the Direct Loan program, or through a private lender if you have private loans. However, this may only make sense if you can obtain an overall lower interest rate.
1. StudentAid.gov, December 2020
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DARLINGTON, S.C. (Sept. 6, 2020) — After overcoming two incidents that damaged the right side of the No. 17 Fastenal Ford, Chris Buescher finished 26th at Darlington Raceway on Sunday evening.
Buescher rolled off the grid 20th, and was running 19th when the competition caution came out on lap 25. The team pitted for four tires, fuel and an air pressure adjustment. At lap 71, the team pitted for four tires, fuel and an air pressure adjustment. Back on track 25th, the driver wasted no time getting caught back up and was back in 17th just a few laps later. He took the green-white checkered flag for stage one in 16th.
The team visited pit road at the stage break for fuel, fresh tires and another air pressure adjustment. After a quick stop, Buescher got back on track to restart 14th. When the green flag waved, Buescher gave it all he had but was shuffled back to 21st. At lap 133, the No. 17 machine tapped the wall, resulting in some damage and tire rub on the right rear side. Before the right rear tire would expire, Buescher brought his Ford down pit road at lap 167. The team was able to fix the damage on pit road and give the driver four fresh tires, an adjustment and fuel. Timing worked to the 17 team’s advantage as the caution flag waved at lap 179, allowing time to make further changes. The team pitted for a few minor adjustments, fuel and tires to get back on track in 17th. With about 20 to go in the stage, Buescher ran into the wall and sustained damage to the right side. He was able to maintain track position with the damage for a while until the right rear tire went down at lap 224. Buescher made an emergency pit stop for right side tires and finished the stage in 30th and two laps down.
After a long pit stop to fix damage to the right side of the No. 17 Ford, the team restarted 30th and two laps down. The Prosper, Texas native did what he could to gain track position and was up to 29th when a caution flag waved at lap 245. The team did not pit and took the wave around, restarting 27th and only one lap down. The laps continued to wind down and soon it became time for another round of green flag pit stops. Buescher pitted at lap 287 for fuel, tires and a small adjustment to help the car’s handling. The driver got back on track in 26th and two laps down. At lap 320, a caution flag waved for debris on track but the team elected to stay out, saving fuel and taking the wave around to restart 25th and one lap down. Strategy came into play as the team hoped for a quick caution in order to gain another lap back and not run out of fuel. Unfortunately, luck was not on the No. 17 team’s side as the race remained green which forced them to pit for tires and fuel at lap 254. Without enough laps to rectify the situation, the team was able to only maintain position and finish the race 26th and four laps down.
Buescher and the No. 17 team return to track at Richmond Raceway on Saturday, September 12 at 7:30 p.m. EST on NBC Sports Network, MRN and SiriusXM Channel 90.
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Words have power. How you, as a company leader and sales leader, talk about your potential customers has a tremendous impact on your growth results and that of your new business salespeople.
Think about the words the sales profession habitually uses to describe potential customers and how many organizations still describe the sales process: Potential customers are “suspects,” “prospects,” and “targets”…to be “probed,” “qualified,” “handled,” “controlled,” and – finally – “closed.”
Dehumanizing much?
Many sales organizations I’ve visited have “war rooms” to review their deals. In strategy sessions, “beachheads” and “outflanking” to “beat” the competition are discussed.
In account planning, accounts are to be “penetrated.”
New hires – “aggressive” “hunters” and “closers.”
Now just imagine for a moment that your “must win” customers were listening in on these conversations. Do you think they would ever want to work with your salespeople or your company if they overheard how you talk about them? Or would they flee to the hills to escape your barbaric and rapacious hordes?
“Yeah, but they’re not listening in – so it’s OK. Right?”
It’s not. Here’s why you might want to reconsider how you describe potential customers and be very intentional about the words you use.
The latest research in neuroscience and linguistics shows that the words you use play an important role in regulating emotion and behavior – from communicator to recipient and back again – and, for many salespeople, this is done at an unconscious level. They’re not intentional in the words they choose.
If sales is the transfer of emotion and energy to another human being, what energy and emotion are being transferred to your potential customers when your sellers are on the phone or three feet away from them?
Is your salesperson picturing the human being opposite them as a “target” to be “hunted” and “closed?” And, if so, how do you think the “target” will feel? Defensive or open? Ready to do business, or thinking how to get your seller out of their office?
As a sales leader, this is your responsibility to change, expect, and make intentional. Like kids who model the behavior and language of their parents, your salespeople will model the words they hear from you. If you talk and describe your potential customers in the terms above, you shouldn’t be surprised that your salespeople’s customer interactions – from prospecting to discovery conversations – aren’t delivering the results you want to see and hear.
YOU need to start changing your language and being intentional about how you describe your potential customers and where they are in their buying journey, if you want your salespeople to model the same.
Awareness is the first step. STOP using the words above. START being intentional in your choice of words. Openly correct yourself in front of your salespeople when you call a potential customer a “target.” They’ll soon get the message.
You’ll be glad…and so will your new customers.
Matt Conway’s clients say that their salespeople dramatically accelerate their sales cycle and fill their pipeline with high-probability opportunities by gaining access to C-suite decision makers – in minutes…not weeks, months, or never. Matt’s executive access advisory services – consulting, copywriting, mentoring, and speaking – make a significant positive impact on the companies that engage him and the individuals who come in contact with him – on professional and personal levels. Matt’s background in company leadership, go-to-market strategy, sales leadership, NLP, and Peak Performance Mindset, coupled with his ability to “lead from the front,” drive immediate and dramatic tactical results – making him both a valued advisor to executives and a respected mentor to employees.
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The metaverse is a concept being talked about as the next big thing by tech companies, marketers, and analysts.
It's attracting attention – and money – from some of of tech's biggest names, such as Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Epic Games' Tim Sweeney.
What is the metaverse?
To the outsider, it may look like a souped-up version of Virtual Reality (VR) – but some people think the metaverse could be the future of the internet.
In fact, the belief is that it could be to VR what the modern smartphone is to the first clunky mobile phones of the 1980s.
Instead of being on a computer, in the metaverse you might use a headset to enter a virtual world connecting all sorts of digital environments.
Unlike current VR, which is mostly used for gaming, this virtual world could be used for practically anything – work, play, concerts, cinema trips – or just hanging out.
Most people envision that you would have a 3D avatar – a representation of yourself – as you use it.
But because it's still just an idea, there's no single agreed definition of the metaverse.
Why is it suddenly a big thing?
Hype about digital worlds and augmented reality pops up every few years, but usually dies away.
However, there is a huge amount of excitement about the metaverse among wealthy investors and big tech firms, and no-one wants to be left behind if it turns out to be the future of the internet.
There's also a feeling that for the first time, the technology is nearly there, with advancements in VR gaming and connectivity coming close to what might be needed.
Why is Facebook involved?
Facebook has made building the metaverse one of its big priorities.
It's invested heavily in virtual reality through its Oculus headsets, making them cheaper than rivals – perhaps even at a loss, according to some analysts.
It's also building VR apps for social hangouts and for the workplace, including ones that interact with the real world.
Image source, OculusImage caption, The Oculus Quest 2 is one of the most recent VR headsets
Despite its history of buying up rivals, Facebook claims the metaverse "won't be built overnight by a single company" and has promised to collaborate.
It has recently invested $50m (£36.3m) in funding non-profit groups to help "build the metaverse responsibly".
But it thinks the true metaverse idea will take another 10 to 15 years.
Who else is interested in the metaverse?
Mr Sweeney, the head of Epic Games (which makes Fortnite), has long spoken about his metaverse aspirations.
Online multiplayer games have had shared interactive worlds going back decades. They are not the metaverse, but have some ideas in common.
In recent years Fortnite expanded its product, hosting concerts, brand events, and more inside its own digital world. That impressed many with what was possible – and thrust Mr Sweeney's vision of the metaverse into the spotlight.
Media caption, WATCH: Ariana Grande sings in Fortnite's metaverse
Other games are getting closer to a metaverse idea, too. Roblox, for example, is a platform for thousands of individual games connected to the larger ecosystem.
Meanwhile, Unity, a 3D development platform, is investing in "digital twins" – digital copies of the real world – and the graphics company Nvidia is building its "Omniverse", which it describes as a platform for connecting 3D virtual worlds.
So is it all about games?
No. Even though there are so many ideas about what the metaverse might be, most visions see social human interaction as the core.
Facebook, for example, has been experimenting with a VR meetings app called Workplace, and a social space called Horizons, both of which use their virtual avatar systems.
Image source, ReutersImage caption, Facebook workplace imagines VR meetings in which people can still use their real-world computers at the same time
Another VR app, VRChat, is entirely focused around hanging out online and chatting – with no goal or purpose other than exploring environments and meeting people.
Other applications may be waiting out there, ready to be discovered.
Mr Sweeney recently told the Washington Post that he envisions a world where a car manufacturer trying to advertise a new model is "going to drop their car into the world in real time and you'll be able to drive it around".
Perhaps when you go online shopping, you'll try on digital clothes first, and then order them to arrive in the real world.
Does the technology exist yet?
VR has come a long way in recent years, with high-end headsets which can trick the human eye into seeing in 3D as the player moves around a virtual world. It has become more mainstream, too – the Oculus Quest 2 VR gaming headset was a popular Christmas gift in 2020.
The explosion of interest in NFTs, which may provide a way to reliably track ownership of digital goods, could point to how a virtual economy would work.
And more advanced digital worlds will need better, more consistent, and more mobile connectivity – something that might be solved with the rollout of 5G.
For now, though, everything is in the early stages. The evolution of the metaverse – if it happens at all – will be fought among tech giants for the next decade, or maybe even longer.
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The Apple TV+ comedy sensation “Ted Lasso” triumphs at the 2021 Critics Choice Awards, winning the coveted Best Comedy Series, Best Actor in a Comedy Series for Jason Sudeikis, and Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for Hannah Waddingham, sweeping all categories in which the widely acclaimed series was nominated. The honors for “Ted Lasso,” which has become a global cultural phenomenon, were announced by the Critics Choice Association (CCA) at their 26th Annual Critics Choice Awards ceremony this evening.
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Ladies here you go. Plenty of sexy photos of the cast from MAGIC MIKE . Make sure to check back, we will be hosting the advance screening in Sacramento. Mike ( Tatum ) is an entrepreneur. A man of many talents and loads of charm, he spends his days pursuing the American Dream from as many angles as he can handle: from roofing houses and detailing cars to designing furniture from his Tampa beach condo. But at night… he’s just magic. The hot headliner in an all-male revue, Magic Mike has been rocking the stage at Club Xquisite for years with his original style and over-the-top dance moves. The more the ladies love him, the more they spend, and the happier that makes club owner Dallas ( McConaughey ). "It's Raining Men" In This Magic Mike Clip-Your Welcome- See all the images after the Jump... Mike (Tatum) is an entrepreneur. A man of many talents and loads of charm, he spends his days pursuing the American Dream from as many angles as he ca
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On the off chance that you are searching for an area to purchase an eccentric bit of land then you may wind up hunting down irregular properties available to be purchased in Scotland. This article will help you to find some odd properties that you would be unable to discover in some other nations.
Scotland is a lovely nation with a rich and fluctuated legacy. It is a country of individuals that are glad to be Scottish and maybe in their souls numerous really loathe being called British; and you would be advised to keep running for the slopes in the event that you ever wrongly call a Scotsman or lady, English.
When taking a gander at purchasing speculation property in Scotland you will go over a wide range of choices; even properties, for example, changed over water towers, have been set available to be purchased every now and then.
Changed over horse shelters can be a perfect thing to purchase in Scotland. They come in every single distinctive sort of shapes and sizes and they change tremendously in the style and stylistic theme. The later transformations have a tendency to have present day insides, yet despite everything they endeavor to keep the outside in a more conventional style.
When searching for uncommon properties available to be purchased in Scotland, if Scotland isn’t the nation you live in, you have to ensure that you see every one of the standards and directions that oversee purchasing property in Scotland.
In the event that you are a UK inhabitant, don’t simply expect that purchasing a property in Scotland is precisely the same as in the UK. While there are numerous similitudes, there are additionally enough contrasts to get you out and to cost you critical measures of cash. You should instruct yourself in the Scottish method for purchasing property. You should do this with a specific end goal to stay away from a portion of the expensive missteps credulous property speculators have made and keep on making.
Sites like: private property-scotland.co.uk/or property.scotsman.com can be perfect spots to begin your Scottish venture property look.
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package design Marketing Of Food
Posted on September 22, 2020 by blue
Marketing of food products is very important in any food business. Getting success in food marketing is not easy. Because food marketing business today has become very competitive, and one needs special strategies to achieve success in food marketing immediately. Thus to achieve this, food producers need to take help from food marketing experts or should hire a food marketing services company. As such companies can help in increasing the sales of their products immediately. Companies need special strategies to market and sell their food products in the market because no customer want to buy products from a company which they are not aware of. Thus food producers should increase their reputation and identity of their food products in the market.
A food product only gets sale when it is properly branded. People don’t go choosing such products which are not branded, thus today food branding is given as the top most importance.
Today’s food market has completely changed from what it used to be few years go. Food branding is no longer limited to a logo or business card. It means how your food company lives and breathes.
Earlier, branding was just focused on appearance but now it’s all about true value and emotion. Food branding is about communicating the true impact you can have on others’ lives through your food and product services. It’s about showcasing that your target demographic just doesn’t want you, but they need you.
Food branding today is essential for companies to reach their targeted customers. Food branding separates a food product from other food products by creating unique image of the food product. It is helpful in reaching the right audience in a short period of time. Thus due to such reasons, food producers today are branding their food and beverage products.
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Great tips to burn fat, fast
Posted on September 15, 2020 by blue
Having immoderate weight can’t only be tiring but also can carry a few health complications to someone. Most people will search for one-of-a-kind approaches to assist them in lowering their weight but no longer all of them are healthful. This means that human beings must be very careful when selecting the manner to use. The most commonplace weight reduction tips falls below 3 categories which might be psychological, fitness, and eating. But every now and then you may locate a few quite uncommon pointers that recommend attempting out new products or dietary supplements, and that is when you need to find out greater approximately the person supplying the records.
Health & fitness specialists offers the first-rate weight loss suggestions that work but every so often you may encounter sure web sites which provide advice and facts with the motive of making you purchase certain products from them. One need to additionally be aware of why a positive fat loss tip will supposedly paintings. Just because a person tells you that something will work, you have to not take their word for it and must try and find out the logic behind it all. What works for one character may not paintings for the alternative, so you need to make sure which you gained’t do whatever that will damage the frame.
One of the various approaches that a person can use to shed pounds is with the aid of watching what one is eating. One should try to reduce down on all of the unnecessary junk foods like chips, candy or even sodas. One ought to also remove sugary ingredients which might be excessive GI carbohydrates. Drinking numerous water also facilitates because it suppresses the appetite and facilitates in keeping the body hydrated and this helps it in improving its energy.
Avoid ingesting fatty foods as diets which have a lot of fat encourages obese in addition to obesity. A person is supposed to devour 25% of energy from the fats that he’s consuming and the fats must be none saturated. Another tip that could assist one to shed pounds is by means of changing his life-style. Dieting does not work as they’re temporary. Most of the folks who food plan has to cut down on their energy consumption to hire that what they’re taking isn’t even sufficient for a 10 yr antique.
Exercising is every other way to shed pounds. One should plan a stable exercise plan that could include a mixture of aerobic as well as weight training. The cardiovascular exercising that you may do is stair mountaineering, running and different aerobic sports with the intention to get the goal coronary heart charge inside the fat burning quarter and be able to preserve it there for 30 minutes or more. Regular physical games the frame’s metabolism and make it paintings more effectively to burn more fat.
Keeping a meals diary can assist a person to shed pounds. One can be wondering how this can truely assist but while you dedicate someday of your day to file what you’ve got eaten and what sort of in addition to your hunger prior to ingesting and the emotions or emotions present at such time can provide a large quantity of self attention. Food diary can assist by using identifying the emotions and behaviors that triggers overeating and this could assist you to discover your private meals triggers.
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Secrets to Vibrant, Healthy Hair
Posted on September 7, 2020 by blue
Did you realize that your body ingests up to 60% of what you put on your skin? Indeed, the human scalp is significantly more permeable and effortlessly retains whatever is connected to it. Most hair mind items, including the cleanser and conditioners utilized every day, are loaded down with hurtful, poisonous chemicals that are harming to your hair as well as they retain through the scalp, enter the circulation system and gather in your body. Since a large portion of us wash our hair no less than a couple of times each week, envision how reliably applying unforgiving fixings and poisonous chemicals to your hair and scalp can influence your general prosperity after some time.
Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and sodium laureth sulfate (SLES), are by and large at the highest point of the fixing list in driving cleanser and conditioner brands. While they make a sudsy foam shoppers appreciate, these cruel cleansers have been appeared to cause eye and skin bothering, scalp hypersensitivities, male pattern baldness, and dermatitis. A few items containing SLES and SLS have even been found to contain low levels of the known cancer-causing agent, 1,4-dioxane.
Methylisothiazolinone (MIT), some of the time called methylisothiazoline, is an effective additive found in many ordinarily utilized shampoos and conditioners. Researchers recording MIT are worried that introduction to this synthetic by pregnant ladies could put their hatchling in danger for irregular mental health. In other individuals, presentation could likewise be a factor in the advancement of Alzheimer’s sickness and different sensory system issue.
Parabens (Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, p-Propylparaben, Isobutylparaben, n-Butylparaben and Benzylparaben) are generally utilized hostile to microbial additives found in shampoos and conditioners (and numerous other individual care items). Research going back to 2004 discovered parabens in 18 of 20 bosom (growth) tumors tried. However, because of the minimal effort and a broadened timeframe of realistic usability, numerous makers keep on using FDA affirmed parabens and other destructive chemicals in the vast majority of the individual care items that line the general store and drugstore racks.
With an expanded attention to the unsafe impacts of parabens, a few producers have started to dispense with them from their fixing list. Regardless of the accessibility of safe plant based characteristic additives like grape seed remove, even normal and natural producers are shockingly tolerant of phenoxyethanol which is touted as a sheltered other option to parabens. However, the utilization of phenoxyethanol is confined in Japan and Europe refering to “chromosomal changes and hereditary transformation impacts in testing” and reports of harming consequences for the cerebrum and focal sensory system.
Different fixings to maintain a strategic distance from in your cleanser and conditioner incorporate propylene glycol (radiator fluid), olefin sulfonate (lamp fuel), and ammonium lauryl sulfate, each of which cause balding, aggravate your scalp, stop up oil organs, and consume hair follicles. Engineered scents and colors used to shading items (yellow #5, orange #4 and violet #2), harm hair and upset the endocrine framework. All things considered, the low cost of these and other concoction fixings enable makers to build deals and increase higher benefits by offering items with a customer benevolent sticker price. These mass delivered name mark things may cost less at the store, however over the long haul, their utilization can bring about exorbitant medical issues.
What are the key to energetic, solid hair? Above all else, pick a compound free cleanser and conditioner to resuscitate your hair and scalp by imbuing them with characteristic minerals, essential supplements, natural concentrates, and dampness. In the event that you utilize styling items or hair shower, make sure they are free of unforgiving, drying chemicals like liquor.
Dry, fragile, dull and diminishing hair is frequently the consequence of a hormonal lopsidedness. This is particularly clear for ladies following labor and amid menopause. Men and ladies both advantage immensely from the transdermal utilization of bio-indistinguishable progesterone cream. It securely and adequately reestablishes solid progesterone levels to make hormonal adjust and support the whole endocrine framework. You’ll not just feel better physically by utilizing progesterone cream, if your unfortunate hair is an aftereffect of a hormone awkwardness, you’ll see a sensational change in the way it looks and feels.
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Finally looking to upgrade the stock brakes on my 2004 SS. Was talking to the tech at Wilwood and he wasn't sure that their front kit (140-13876-R) would fit because of the AWD of the SS.
Anyone upgraded their SS with Wilwood brakes and knows it works?
Thanks in advance...
https://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/BrakeKitsProdFront?itemno=140-13876-R&year=2004&make=Chevrolet&model=Silverado+1500+Pickup&option=6+Lug+-+4+x+4+w%2f+OE+HD+2+Piston+Rear+Brake
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Not sure on the Wilwood kit but the four piston caliper setup off of a 2019-2020 will bolt directly on. Found this video on it. Seems pretty simple.
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That’s pretty cool man. I wonder if the factory Brembo kit would work as well from that model year. I personally am going to get the Wilwood kit.
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2 hours ago, 1981evildisco said:
That’s pretty cool man. I wonder if the factory Brembo kit would work as well from that model year. I personally am going to get the Wilwood kit.
It's been discussed on some other forums and yeah, pretty sure that Brembo kit is a bolt-on. With a 16" rotor you'd need some good wheel clearance. I'm not sure the 22" Centerlines I've got would even work due to the inside-the-hoop valve stem placement. The wheel itself should clear but I'm worried the valve stem will hit the caliper.
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Tamiya TS spray paint is a synthetic lacquer that cures in a short period of time. The spray paint is extremely useful for painting large model surfaces. Tamiya spray paints are not affected by acrylic or enamel paints. Therefore, following the painting of the entire assembly, details can be added or picked out using enamel and/or acrylic paints.
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The acclaimed Northern Broadsides and the New Vic Theatre have created a new play to mark the centenary of the start of the First World War.
Deborah McAndrew’s moving An August Bank Holiday Lark comes to Watford Palace Theatre on May 6.
Taking its title from a line in Philip Larkin’s poem MCMXIV, An August Bank Holiday Lark explores the impact of the First World War on a rural community in East Lancashire.
Set in the idyllic summer of 1914 rural Lancashire, everyone in the community is excited about Wakes week; a rest from field and mill and a celebration of the Rushbearing Festival with singing, courting, drinking and dancing.
The looming war barely registers … but it will.
Through the lens of traditional rural life, the play follows the stories of the people of the village and witnesses their personal transitions as they deal with their loss with courage and humanity.
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To respond to the climate crisis, and to mark the Season of Creation – which began on September 1st and continues until the Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi on October 4th – Archbishop Farrell has published a pastoral letter, The Cry of the Earth – The Cry of the Poor: the Climate Catastrophe – Creation’s Urgent Call for Change. This pastoral is an invitation to all people – those in the Church and those beyond – to reflect on the climate crisis in new ways, so that the baptised may live the life of faith more vibrantly, and everyone may respond more actively to the serious situation in which the world finds itself. The pastoral letter is available on online, as well as in hardcopy from Veritas.
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Cybernations Is a wonderful game that I have been playing for a couple of years now. It will only take 5 minutes out of your day to play and gives you something to do when you're dead bored. It is highly influenced by Sid Meyer's Civilization mechanics. I just thought Id come and share it with you guys since the last thread died out a year ago. Most of the world at this moment is in turmoil because of a huge war encompassing thousands of nations.
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Cyber Nations is a free persistent browser-based nation simulation game. Create a nation anywhere in the world and decide how you will rule your people by choosing a government type, a national religion, ethnicity, tax rate, currency type, and more in this new geo-political, nation, and government simulator. Build your empire by purchasing infrastructure to support your citizens, land to expand your borders, technology to increase your nation's effectiveness, military to defend your interests, and develop national improvements and wonders to build your nation according to your choosing.
Also if you do decide to join you should enter an alliance, they will offer trading, financial aid as well as protection from assholes. There was once a SEN Alliance however we did not have sufficient members to protect ourselves from the pirate nations. If you are interested you could join my alliance, Lux Aeterna and we can work on giving you a nice sum of starting money.
Cybernations Link: http://www.cybernations.net/default.asp
Lux Aeterna Link: http://s1.zetaboards.com/The_Lux_Aeterna/index/
Players:
Sie_Sayoka
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May 15 2009, 5:12 pm Riney Post #2
We all quit and play eRepublik now.
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May 15 2009, 6:56 pm MrrLL Post #3
Fuck Cybernations. I had nation for about nine months. I was in the NPO and I was doing pretty well, earning about 6mil per collection with several wonders, until some random assholes started nuking the shit out of me. I gave up, and I think my nation is deleted now. Seriously, don't get caught up in this game, because as soon as you start getting in the top 25%, everyone is after you. You won't survive. It starts as a nice stress reliever, but the game will only end up pissing you off.
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May 16 2009, 12:52 am Sie_Sayoka Post #4
LOL poor Merrell. Maybe it was a global war that you didn't know about...
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May 16 2009, 4:08 am Falkoner Post #5
It's like a chore, I'm giving all my money to people, go ahead and contact my nation(Falkoner) if you want me to send you some.
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Jun 1 2009, 3:56 pm BeDazed Post #6
Well. I didn't quit yet. But Iam in a quite bad shape as of moment.
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Jun 1 2009, 5:27 pm A_of-s_t Post #7
aka idmontie
I played it, then some random dick attacked me and as soon as I kicked his ass with air planes, he called in three friends to attack me. I quit after that.
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Jun 1 2009, 7:15 pm Doodan Post #8
I too enjoyed playing this game for a few months until all of my efforts were lost when I got gangbanged. I deleted my nation soon after.
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Jun 2 2009, 6:00 am Heinermann Post #9
SDE, BWAPI owner, hacker.
It's boring and uninteresting. Don't bother playing it.
>> BWAPI <<
Jun 2 2009, 6:02 am Corbo Post #10
ALL PRAISE YOUR SUPREME LORD CORBO
I agree, but this is actually more fun than the other erepublik crap.
fuck you all
Jun 2 2009, 6:09 am DaltonSerdynski Post #11
Quote from name:Merrell
Fuck Cybernations. I had nation for about nine months. I was in the NPO and I was doing pretty well, earning about 6mil per collection with several wonders, until some random assholes started nuking the shit out of me. I gave up, and I think my nation is deleted now. Seriously, don't get caught up in this game, because as soon as you start getting in the top 25%, everyone is after you. You won't survive. It starts as a nice stress reliever, but the game will only end up pissing you off.
I was actaully at the top and had a wonderful nation then I got attacked cause I was doing a tech raid and the nation aliance I search was none but it turned out it was grey. So I apologized with 4 mil and gave them back what I took and they thanked me but my clan decided to attack me and 18 of them just lined up for the next one to finish so they could take his place and attack.... I played three times and first time Lost my nation badly in a clan war second time I got attacked randomly by a clan and helped by a clan and that clan got nuked and owned and found me and killed me and the first story was my last....which pissed me off so badly omfg didnt go on the internet for days..
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Jun 2 2009, 7:27 am BeDazed Post #12
I lost 4k infra just this war. And I joined what Sie had in mind of joining the alliance 'Lux Aeterna' .
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A Kenyan man who formerly worked as a home health care worker is now on trial after police say he killed 18 women in the Dallas, Texas, area over a two-year period.
But prosecutors say he might have killed as many as 24 women — and potentially more beyond that.
Billy Chemirmir, 48, was arrested in 2018 after the smothering death of 81-year-old Lu Thi Harris in her home. Police say Harris’ death was discovered after another woman, 91-year-old Mary Bartel, survived an attempted smothering by a man alleged to be Chemirmir in the Dallas suburb of Plano, The Dallas Morning News reported.
In that attack, Bartel said a man matching the defendant’s description forced his way into her apartment at an assisted living facility and tried to suffocate her with a pillow. She survived, but her attacker, allegedly Chemirmir, made off with jewelry, according to the Associated Press.
During the attack, the accused allegedly told Bartel, “Go to bed. Don’t fight me,” the AP reported.
Law enforcement officials from Plano have stated that the attacks on Harris and Bartel match other killings where elderly women were victimized inside of their homes and had possessions stolen. Chemirmir was arrested at his north Dallas apartment in March 2018.
Police say they found evidence linking him to both Harris and Bartel during his arrest.
But soon after he was taken in, the suspicious deaths of other elderly women came to light, and detectives began looking at Chemirmir in those cases. The Associated Press reported that Leah Corken, 83, was found dead in her apartment in Dallas.
Corken was believed to have died of a stroke, but her daughter said she had doubts about that assessment.
The woman told the AP that on the night before her mother had died, her hair was well put together and they had enjoyed a movie and gone shopping. When her body was found, her hair was in disarray, and her makeup was found smudged on a pillow.
Her wedding ring was also missing.
“I knew something was wrong, but I didn’t know,” M.J. Jennings told the AP. “I didn’t know it was murder.”
Prosecutors in Chemirmir’s murder trial, which began this week, say the deaths of more elderly women living at assisted living facilities were scrutinized. In each death, the victims shared something in common beyond age and gender.
Their jewelry and other valuables had been taken.
With the possibility that they might be dealing with a serial killer, police focused on hundreds of deaths. Eight of the women he is charged with killing all lived at the Tradition-Prestonwood Independent Living facility in Dallas. The other ten victims each resided in or north of Dallas.
One more death at the Tradition-Prestonwood facility is linked to Chemirmir, who was kicked off the property for alleged trespassing in 2016 after his release from jail on an unrelated matter. Prosecutors say he might have entered the homes of the victims by posing as a handyman, People Magazine reported.
The alleged killer faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.
The prosecution has declined to seek the death penalty, but more suspicious deaths are being probed.
Prosecutor Glen Fitzmartin, in his opening statement to jurors on Tuesday, said the defendant is guilty of “stalking, smothering and stealing,” according to the AP.
Attorneys for Chemirmir did not offer an opening statement, the Morning News reported. The defendant has denied any involvement in the slayings.
Chemirmir is originally from Kenya, but he has permanent legal resident status in the U.S.
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Once the Biden administration is finished showering coronavirus vaccine booster shots upon anyone who wants them, it is likely to make the...
Once the Biden administration is finished showering coronavirus vaccine booster shots upon anyone who wants them, it is likely to make them mandatory for anyone who wants to wear the label of being fully vaccinated, according to Dr. Anthony Fauci.
“In my opinion boosters are ultimately going to become a part of the standard regimen and not just a bonus,” Fauci said, according to Axios.
Although President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate targeting employers has been paused while it is fought out in court, imposing a new standard to be fully vaccinated could impact millions of Americans who have not received a booster shot.
“I believe it’s extremely important for people to get boosters, and I am hoping very soon we will see a situation where there won’t be any confusion about who should and should not get boosters,” Fauci said.
That’s because the Food and Drug Administration is expected to approve booster doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for everybody by as early as Thursday.
The action is expected to be taken without even pretending to hear from the FDA’s expert panel, according to The New York Times. In the past, the FDA’s experts have not been fully on board with the push for boosters.
The FDA’s projected approval of the White House’s plan will be followed Friday by a meeting of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s vaccine expert panel.
The Times report indicated that an approval Friday is expected, meaning that by the weekend, anyone who is six months past his or her last vaccination can get a Pfizer booster.
Moderna is so far lagging behind, but will soon submit a request to have its booster given to everybody. Several European nations have banned Moderna’s vaccine from being given to people under 30 due to concerns over the risk of heart inflammation from the vaccine.
The push for boosters comes as about 36 percent of Americans 65 and above have gotten a booster shot, according to the CDC. Overall, less than 16 percent of Americans have received boosters.
“As every month goes by, the immunity wanes more and more. So as time goes by, you’re going to see more vaccinated people” infected, Fauci warned, according to Axios.
“As is always the case, the elderly are more vulnerable, because they’re more likely to have waning of protection over time,” Fauci said.
But while Fauci and the Biden White House push for more boosters to more people, not everyone is on board.
A study published Monday in the British journal The Lancet pushed against the administration’s thinking.
“Although the idea of further reducing the number of COVID-19 cases by enhancing immunity in vaccinated people is appealing, any decision to do so should be evidence-based and consider the benefits and risks for individuals and society. COVID-19 vaccines continue to be effective against severe disease, including that caused by the delta variant,” the study said.
The study noted that the factual basis for the booster push from an administration that promised to follow the science rests upon unsteady scientific ground.
“Most of the observational studies on which this conclusion is based are, however, preliminary and difficult to interpret precisely due to potential confounding and selective reporting,” the study said.
“Careful and public scrutiny of the evolving data will be needed to assure that decisions about boosting are informed by reliable science more than by politics. Even if boosting were eventually shown to decrease the medium-term risk of serious disease, current vaccine supplies could save more lives if used in previously unvaccinated populations than if used as boosters in vaccinated populations,” the study continued.
The study also said that in a global pandemic, using vaccine boosters that may not be needed might not be the best idea.
“The vaccines that are currently available are safe, effective and save lives. The limited supply of these vaccines will save the most lives if made available to people who are at appreciable risk of serious disease and have not yet received any vaccine. Even if some gain can ultimately be obtained from boosting, it will not outweigh the benefits of providing initial protection to the unvaccinated. If vaccines are deployed where they would do the most good, they could hasten the end of the pandemic by inhibiting further evolution of variants. Indeed, WHO has called for a moratorium on boosting until the benefits of primary vaccination have been made available to more people around the world,” the study said.
“This is a compelling issue, particularly as the currently available evidence does not show the need for widespread use of booster vaccination in populations that have received an effective primary vaccination regimen,” the study concluded.
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Education is something that should be treasured by everyone. Without an education is almost impossible to succeed in this competitive world. It is important that you find the right college if you want to get quality education. It is not uncommon to hear of students who choose colleges based on emotions and end up doing courses they don’t want especially due to peer pressure.
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The Management of Strandline hold the view that the source of the HMS - ilmenite, rutile and zircon and the extensive river systems required to transport and concentrate the HMS along the coast also exist in Tanzania.
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The Board and Management of Strandline Resources are committed to strong Corporate Governance and have adopted the Corporate Governance Principles and Recommendations of the ASX Corporate Governance Council, as and where applicable.
Our Projects
Heavy minerals, such as zircon, titanium dioxide minerals, garnet, sillimanite, kyanite, and staurolite, are eroded from their parent igneous or metamorphic rocks and are transported by water and/or wind action over long periods.
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Strandline Resources is an Australian Stock Exchange listed company (ASX : STA) that is focused on mineral exploration and development in Australia and Tanzania.
Strandline Resources
Strandline Resources is an Australian Stock Exchange listed company (ASX : STA) that is focused on mineral exploration and development in Tanzania and Australia.
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Our Projects
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Email: enquiries@strandline.com.au
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Plot No 431
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Prime Minister Ariel Henry swore in his new Cabinet on Wednesday, more than four months after he assumed leadership of Haiti following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse.
The appointments come as Haiti struggles with a rise in violence, kidnappings and ongoing fuel shortages blamed on powerful gangs that have blocked gas distribution terminals.
“You accepted this under difficult conditions,” Henry told his new Cabinet.
He appointed nine ministers to a variety of positions including foreign affairs, economy, justice, education and health.
Among those appointed is Jean Victor Jeneus, who will replace Claude Joseph as minister of foreign affairs and worship. Joseph briefly served as acting prime minister after Moïse was killed at his private home in the pre-dawn hours of July 7.
Henry warned that difficult decisions lay ahead given the complex situation in Haiti and said his administration is doing the best it can to ensure public safety with the resources it has.
“We are doing the maximum with the funds that we have available to restore the authority of the state and put away the ones that need to be put away,” he said. “One of the main responsibilities of this government is to create a safe and stable environment.”
Henry condemned the ongoing violence and called on criminals to lay down their weapons, or otherwise: “they will be neutralized and will end up in prison or they risk losing their lives.”
Haiti is struggling with a spike in gang-related kidnappings, including the Oct. 16 abduction of 17 missionaries with ties to an Ohio-based religious organization. Two of them were released on Sunday, although no further details were provided.
“As we rejoice about the two hostages who were released over the weekend, we continue to pray for the fifteen who are still in captivity,” Christian Aid Ministries said in a statement on Wednesday.
Henry also talked about the fuel shortages and spiraling prices, saying the government has invested tens of thousands of dollars to subsidize gas but that it cannot sustain that situation much longer. He said he would address the issue in the near future.
In addition, Henry urged the new health minister to launch a campaign and encourage more people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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The survival of art often depends upon random factors, and something as simple as being buried in an ancient structure can make a big difference. Pieces left lying on the ground will often be worn down by rain storms, cold or heat, and even plants can contribute to their destruction. A piece that has been buried for years might have layers of grime or dirt on it, but they can be carefully cleaned to show their true beauty.
Nature can act as a preservative on some pieces of art, but it can break them as it keeps some looking relatively new. When these pieces are discovered, those in charge of the project are often tasked with trying to figure out just what is missing. It can be an easy job to do when considering the shape of what is not there, but knowing what was on the face of those missing pieces can present issues. Artists of the past might not have thought of representing the world around them in the same manner as modern artists, so figuring out what they were saying and how they were presenting it can be intriguing.
Ancient art is a good way of looking at a lost civilization and measuring how they viewed the world around them. It can be difficult to do when pieces have been damaged over time, and worse can be partial damage that does not allow for a good interpretation of the piece. While it might completely frustrate someone unfamiliar with ancient art, those who love it may find the puzzles it presents to offer a lifetime of joyful speculation.
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Any US Sanctions against the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) would be a strategic mistake, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qasemi warned on Monday.
“Our position would be declared if new sanctions are approved in US Congress, but our general position is against any sanctions by countries against other countries,” Bahram Qasemi said in his press conference, referring to US new sanctions against Iran being discussed in the Congress.
Sanction is an unjust, ineffective means, he pointed out, noting that in the past, Iran was able to use its capacities more than before in many sectors despite facing sanctions.
Foreign Ministry spokesman described the US measures, including sanctions, as “unacceptable” and affirmed that such moves do nothing but escalate tensions and hostilities.
“The moves mean hostility towards a nation that has recently held a glorious election, and shows their reaction to Iran in comparison to them dealing with the dictators whose only asset is their petrodollars,” he argued.
“US administration has not refrained from hostility and stubbornness towards Iran and has proved that it is not trustworthy,” Qassemi said.
He wnt on to say that the US is trying to deny Iran the advantages of the nuclear agreement.
Pointing out that Iran is a country that makes its way without relying on others, the spokesman added that the country’s authority worries them and the US is concerned that the power will rise in the future.
They might resort to anything, but sanctioning IRGC is a strategic mistake, he affirmed.
As to any possible talks between the US and Iran, the spokesman said that Iran is suspicion of the US, and for any future talks with Washington, “we should consider to see if it is possible, or not.’
‘Fortunately, or unfortunately, the Americans proved that they are not trustworthy, and they made the wall of distrust higher by their lack of commitment towards the nuclear agreement,” he asserted.
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The word “kindness” now stays with me all the time, because of some incidents that happened to me in the past week…
Last Sunday evening, I was driving home after dropping my kid off at church, suddenly the car died, in the middle of the road, at a dangerous winded spot where there was no street light! It was a cold rainy night, and panic set in immediately when I pushed the emergency lights and they didn’t even work, so it’s pitch black all around me! Worse yet, I realized I didn’t have my cellphone with me; as we had rushed out of the house I didn’t even grab my jacket, thinking I’d just go for a quick 5-minute dride! After a few seconds debating what to do, I stepped outside. I must have waived at 10 cars but they kept on driving, splashing water all over me. Finally, one car stopped. (A quick shameful feeling jolted me, when I saw that the woman driver was of a certain “nationality”, and I hate to admit that I used to have some stereotypical prejudice agaisnt them – so this just goes to show a similar “Good Samaritan” lesson, but this topic can be reserved for a different reflection by itself.) She let me borrow her cellphone; I called my daughter at church and asked her to find someone there to rescue me. Truth is, I couldn’t think of anyone or anything else in that situation. After that quick phone call, the woman drove off; I was back on the curbside, alone in the dark, soaking wet, feeling so terrified as if I were in a horror movie myself, and I imagined all kinds of dangers that would happen to me any minute. Heck, I would have had a heart attack if only a black cat jumped out of a bush! I was scared and sad and angry; the rain kept pouring, and somehow the streams of water tasted pretty salty when they touched my lips… In any case, I was very blessed that only 10 minutes later, a youth leader came out to help me jump-start the car and he even escorted me home. Needless to say, that night I prayed extra hard, and gave extra thanks to our God for the kindness shown to me through other people.
The next morning, it’s still cold and rainy. I asked my daughter, repeatedly, to put on the thick hooded jacket. She kept mumbling, “no…no…I don’t want to…”. Anyone who went through a “power struggle” with a teenager could picture how fun this could be! So I blew up and yelled at her – big time! Oh how so little control I had over my temper, and my poor little girl looked rather stunned yet frightened - drops of tears came out from the corners of her eyes. After dropping her off at school, I found myself overwhelmed with shame and guilt ... In the past sometimes I wondered how a certain person could be so “cruel” to me; I lamented at how someone could treat me so bad or use harsh words with me unnecessarily. Now I committed the same offense, even worse. Just the previous night, I went through a tremendous experience, I was feeling pretty grateful when I recognized and received God’s kindness, how come I could not practice kindness toward my loved ones? What about the famous teaching “love is patient, love is kind” (1 Cor 13:4)?
Maybe it’s easier to show “kindness” – in form of “politeness” – to other people (than those in our close circle), since we’re more prudent to watch our language/behavior to guard our reputation? A little hypocritical in human nature?
Reciting my own examples seems trivial and inconsequent, and my warp sense of humor tells me that God must have tested me and I failed miserably! However, nowadays I trust that God’s Grace will guide me through and through. Reflecting more on this Twenty-fifth Psalm, I came to understand that it is God's goodness, God’s kindness, that I must rely upon. And I pray that I can learn to make “Kindness” the modus operandi from now on!
Dear God, please help us look honestly at our own “ways” and our behaviors. We are crying out sincerely, “TEACH US YOUR WAYS, O LORD”… Please teach us to be kind, all the time and to everyone.
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How are you living? With open hands or with clenched fists? In the present, hanging on to the past, or worrying about the future? At every moment - at this present moment - we are surprised by grace through whatever we are experiencing, positive or negative, “good” or “bad”. We are invited to live fully each moment as a response to love. Honestly, I am still learning … catching glimpses …
"Grace is always present, always available, always good, always victorious.” - Gerald May
God is present and laboring through every moment of our lives, loving and inviting us to greater gratitude and freedom. Each moment is a blessing, albeit obvious or disguised, for it can reveal and lead us closer to divine love. Thus, each moment is potentially grace – a personal gift from God, drawing us deeper into the river of grace that flows through each of our lives.
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A new concept of receiving the traffic jam news not only by means of FM channels but also by way of smart devices.
Amidray Kochi based start-up firm has built a new Android based application named as ‘Blocked Traffic’ to provide the users with details like traffic jams details on the road & locations residing in user’s area mostly this feature or information will be available within 25-30 Km radius.
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The following is the rankings list that Matt Cronin contributed to the Tennis Channel for its current top 100 greatest players ever, (male and female combined), five-part series. Here is the the Tenis Channel’s final rankings, which is an average of the contributions by various experts. Here is mine. It’s important to note that this list was written nearly a year ago, before Novak Djokovic won three more Grand Slam titles. In a list written today, he would be in my top 40, at least. I did take into account doubles contributions, but to me this is primarily a list of great singles players, so I weighed singles more heavily.
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Turning off that critical voice
This post originally appeared on the wonderful Picture Book Den website: http://picturebookden.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/just-say-yes-turning-off-that-critical.html
I’m doing a comedy improvisation course at the moment. Yes, me – picture book writer and editor – doing comedy impro like Whose Line Is It Anyway! I still find that quite amazing to write down. I did it (partly) to take myself out of my writer-ly comfort zone where I forever fiddle with individual words for picture books…and instead to explore spontaneous storytelling.
For in this case, impro, with the brilliant Kepow Theatre Company, is less about “Tell us a joke about a toaster! Now!” and more about character and plot – creating stories out of thin air.
So how does this feed into writing picture books, on my own, on a Monday morning?
I think the key thing is that it reminds me to tell That Voice on my shoulder to go away. You know, That Voice. The one that says “Well that’s no good, ooh, not original enough, that’s far too obvious, blimey, what were you thinking?!” (Or is that just me?!) In impro, our great course tutor, Kevin Tomlinson, tells us to switch off that inner critical voice and, crucially, to instead say “Yes! And?…” to every suggestion.
Sometimes, both in impro and in writing, I’m finding that the most obvious things are the right things. Rather than listening to a manic inner voice screaming “Come on! More Original! More Creative!” it’s about finding the truth of what would happen. When I’m writing picture books about characters who are two years old, I have to keep reminding myself to go for the reality of what they would do. Would they really scream at this particular point? Would they actually go ominously quiet? Similarly, in impro (particularly in the early stages of a scene), audiences don’t really want that envelope in your hand to contain a magic spell for invisibility. They want it to be a letter, or a job offer, or a will.
Every Monday evening, our supportive group – all of whom start out with nothing in our heads – end up in stories where we’re two inches high, exploring underground laboratories, or heading off to the moon. And we’re finding that improvising satisfying stories spontaneously is truly thrilling (especially when we do it in front of a live audience). Yes, it can be a terrifying place in your blank head, in that moment before you speak – but when a scene flies, it’s fantastic.
Very Little Red Riding Hood (two years old) has a wobbly moment.
On the other hand, sometimes the most obvious thing isn’t right, and you need to be highly creative and imaginative. But having a positive Voice which says ”Yes! And?…” to every thought doesn’t mean you’ll end up with a boring story. Instead it prompts you to think – what would move the plot forward? What if they opened that door, looked into that box, went into that wood?… In impro, you continually have to move the story on instead of ‘blocking’ it by saying “No” (internally or externally!). You have to go down that dark corridor (where you can hear something licking its lips) – whereas in real life you’d very sensibly run away!
Turning off That Voice also means that you get to delve right inside your head and see what truly bonkers things pop out. In one picture book story for me, this was an enormous multi-coloured monster who kept causing chaos whilst a normal family was trying to have breakfast. And sometimes in impro, you can find yourself being interrogated by an invisible giant who is trying to kill you…
Whichever way it takes you, it’s a great release to tell That Voice to sit down, shut up and let you get on with what your brain offers up.
Now sometimes, of course, as a writer, the critical Voice is helpful. When you’ve got a story written and you’re happy with most of it, you need that Voice to needle out what’s not working and be quite hard and honest. But first you have to get the first draft written down. And for that, I personally need my critical Voice to take a long spa break somewhere very far away. (This is a particular issue for me, as I’m also a freelance commissioning editor.)
So now I’ve got a new Voice on my shoulder when I’m writing those first drafts. It prompts, it encourages. It dares me to create new characters, to tease out the reality of existing ones, and to take them to weird and wonderful places.
And I’m just about to perform in another impro show. (In the last one, I became a woman obsessed with tropical fruit, who ran over her two-timing ex-lover with a double-decker bus, specially hired for the purpose. I spent a good few days wondering where that came from.)
I’m already feeling terrified and excited in equal measure. But I’m looking forward to the new stories we’ll create. And hopefully the new Voice will shout “Bravo!”
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If you have seen him—sometimes brilliant, sometimes frustrating, ever the work-in-progress—the Redskins will remain what they have been for years … a team capable of beating the best in the NFL one week, and losing to the worst the next. A team that will, ultimately, fall short of expectation.
If you have not seen him, however, and the man wearing "17" in burgundy and gold jogging onto the field at Giants Stadium on September 13 turns out to be the guy they were talking about in Ashburn just a week ago … hold on to your hats.
The notion that Jason Campbell is the key to their season is hardly novel—you can’t find a Redskins piece these days that doesn’t cover that angle. But not many drill down just how close the Redskins might be to breaking out, how dependent that possibility is on Campbell, and just how close Campbell might be to making that jump.
Let’s take it macro to micro.
Ownership is in place. For all the fits, starts, learning curve and unresolved philosophical cranial flatulence concerning the offensive line, Dan Snyder is serious about procuring the pieces. If you can find a lifelong Lions, Bengals or Cardinals fan, see if they can say the same with a straight face.
The Coaching Staff is in place. Head Coach Jim Zorn enters his second year under the big headset with all the attendant advantages—familiarity with his players, coaching staff and rhythms of the job, and a full year to adapt and refine his roster and offense to fit one another. He has acquired one invaluable thing that can only be gained one way … experience. And with solid assistant coaching up and down the line (DC Greg Blache, OL Coach Joe Bugel, DB Coach Jerry Gray, et al), Zorn will not go to battle alone but flanked by battle-hardened lieutenants.
The defense is in place. Last year's 4th-ranked overall unit (7th passing; 8th rushing) didn’t stand pat and didn’t tinker, it upgraded—big time. The Redskins added DT Albert Haynesworth, consensus “Best Available Free Agent” and arguably most dominant defensive lineman in football, rookie DE/LB Brian Orakpo, on the short list of best pass-rushing prospects in the 2008 NFL Draft, and early training camp surprise DE Jeremy Jarmon from Kentucky.
Factor in another year of maturity for young veterans S LaRon Landry, CB DeAngelo Hall, S Chris Horton, DT’s Anthony Montgomery and Kedric Golston and LB Rocky McIntosh, plus solid leadership from such as LB London Fletcher, DT Cornelius Griffin and returning DE’s Phillip Daniels and Renaldo Wynn. Stir them together under the steady hand of Greg Blache, and it is hard to envision a dropoff. Logic suggests instead that the Redskins defense will be better, maybe even dominant.
Offensively, things are less clear, but perhaps not as dire as many would have you believe. Last year at this time, criticism came from many quarters about how the Redskins had badly neglected the defense by using their top three draft selections on offensive players. Specifically, on skill players brought in to do something all agreed was a serious concern—upgrading the passing game.
WR’s Devin Thomas and Malcolm Kelly and TE Fred Davis are no longer rookies and no longer afterthoughts. If eve one of the three emerges as a legitimate weapon to complement WR Santana Moss in 2009, the upgrade could be dramatic. Give a Peyton Manning or Tom Brady an array of Santana Moss, Devin Thomas, Malcolm Kelly, Antwaan Randle El, Chris Cooley, Fred Davis and Todd Yoder, and you would hear few complaints about the receiving corps.
Behind RB’s Clinton Portis, Ladell Betts, Rock Cartwright (and/or whichever of the young lightning bugs emerges from training camp among Anthony Aldridge, Dominique Dorsey and Marcus Mason) and big FB Mike Sellers, the running game may not be top five in the league, but top ten is not a stretch, particularly if they ever get to face honest defenses, no longer stacking the line or scrimmage because the Redskins pose no legitimate passing threat.
The offensive line, of course, is where many suggest the season will turn. I disagree … and bear in mind I do so having yelled from the rooftops as loudly as anyone about this franchise's inexcusable neglect the offensive line for the past decade. The Redskins are going to have bad days in pass protection this season. Count on it.
Thing is, with breakout quarterbacking they could have a breakout season anyway. And from where I sit, only one question mark remains as to whether or not Jason Campbell is the man to lead the charge.
Cannon arm capable of any NFL throw? Check.
Character? Check.
Work ethic? Check.
Athleticism? Check.
Leadership? Check-minus. It might not be Manning-esque, and may not always not show from the stands, but the unqualified, unsolicited supportive locker room comments from teammates over four years speak volumes.
Pocket presence and processing speed? Ah … the heart of the matter.
Jason Campbell can step up in the pocket and make any throw required of an NFL quarterback; he’s done it often enough to prove the point. He has a tendency still to drift backwards away from an edge rush rather than step up in games where he’s been pin-balled all day, but you won’t find many QB’s who don’t.
Where Jason Campbell remains a question mark—and the key to the success of the 2009 Washington Redskins—is whether or not he can make the equivalent of the plays not below, one by Todd Collins and one by Colt Brennan.
The kind of play that is often the difference between a hard fought win and a heartbreaking loss.
The kind of play that is pure read-and-react instinct.
The kind of play that requires a deft touch throw under duress, from an off-balance platform, in the face of a fierce rush, in the deciding moments of a game.
The kind of play we have not often seen from young Jason Campbell.
- 13:57 of 2nd Qtr: Campbell steps up, reads, fires accurately.
- 2:49 of 2nd Qtr: Campbell hesitates, drifts, holds too long, pays steep price.
- 13:29 of 3rd Qtr: Collins pass to Portis in the flat, under control, accurate, decisive.
- 2:43 of 4th Qtr: Collins TD to Betts. Reaction, timing, accuracy, touch.
Redskins vs Bears, 12-6-07
This one speaks for itself:
Redskins vs Jets, 8/16/08
You can’t teach those plays—instinct, reaction time and accuracy under duress are gifts. You either have them or you don’t. To date, Jason Campbell has not shown he possesses them in sufficient quantity to make the leap from average to elite.
Truth is I still see Jason Campbell as miscast in Jim Zorn’s offense. I still think he’s the classic drop-back, downfield play-action passer Joe Gibbs drafted him to be, not the step-and-fire, quick-release surgeon Jim Zorn needs him to be.
But I’ve also seen enough good things from Campbell to hold out hope that he can still speed up his game enough to finally force defenses to play the Redskins honestly again. To not allow them to stack the line of scrimmage, pin their ears back and attack a shaky pass-protecting OL with little respect for and no real fear of the quarterback's ability to made them pay.
If Campbell has made real strides this offseason, and can reduce by a fraction of a second the time between what his eyes see as he drops from center and the ball leaving his hand in response … the results will be clear and perhaps startling.
It won’t happen in one game, maybe not even two or three. Defensive coordinators around the league will begin this season as they have the past several, believing that the way to shut down the Washington Redskins offense is to throw the kitchen sink at their quarterback and count on making more plays than they give up.
Only one thing will force them to adjust ... a quarterback who makes them pay for their aggressiveness, coming up with the one or two key throws a game at the most crucial times, when a split-second decision and accurate touch throw ultimately decides whether Redskins Nation spends its Monday thumping its collective chest or kicking its cat.
Preseason game or not, come Thursday night when the Redskins open their season in Baltimore, I’ll be looking for indications of whether or not we have, in fact, seen Jason Campbell.
Posted at 1:22 PM
6 comments:
Mike F. said...
Jason Campbell brought us back from the dead in the Saints game last year. I was there for that one. I can still feel the thrill of victory down 9 in the the 4th quarter. That broken play to Cooley then the 68 yard floater to Moss. Sweet! The intangibles are there. We just need to see more of that. Zorn needs to unleash the dragon!
August 9, 2009 at 4:45 PM
Anonymous said...
Great comments, it is very true that the Redskins season relies on the QB's ability to quickly process what is happening on the field and make plays. I think JC will incrementally improve, but not dramatically. Zorn and management already realize this. I expect Colt to play a lot this preseason, they are testing him out to see what he can do. In the end if they stick with JC we will be OK, if Colt plays well enough to start we could be great.
August 10, 2009 at 8:00 AM
Joe M said...
I think this is all you needed to write:
"Truth is I still see Jason Campbell as miscast in Jim Zorn’s offense. I still think he’s the classic drop-back, downfield play-action passer Joe Gibbs drafted him to be, not the step-and-fire, quick-release surgeon Jim Zorn needs him to be."
That sums it up. Separately, I disagree that JC is key to the season. If our OL can't block, nothing else on the offense will matter.
My question is, if the team bombs because the offense continues to struggle, and they struggle because the OL is poor, then why will there be a call to fire Zorn? I think we're approaching year 2 of the 3 year plan that started after Gibbs up and left. Next year we draft & sign an OL and get JC back cheap (given that he'll struggle behind our current OL and thus won't have bargaining leverage).
August 10, 2009 at 10:56 PM
Mark "Om" Steven said...
Thanks for the read and comments.
Joe M,
I'll respectfully disagree that if the OL can't block "nothing else will matter." A QB can help out his OL with quick decision-making as much if not more than an OL can help out its QB with great pass pro. The split second I'm talking about in the piece, and illustrated in particular the two plays in the clips (Collins-to-Betts, Brennan-to-some-guy-off-the-street), is nothing less than the difference between winning and losing in the NFL.
Even with the likely OL problems, I think this Redskins team is solid enough to contend if they that specific king of playmaking from Jason Campbell in 2009---something he has yet to show me.
As to Zorn, it's way too early for me to comment seriously on his future. More will go into Snyder's decision on whether or not to keep him after this season than just the W-L record, the QB play, the OL or any other single thing. The list of potential factors I can think of off the top of myhead would be far too long to list here. Let's save that for another tome down the road a bit.
August 11, 2009 at 7:45 AM
AstonJay32 said...
I always felt Campbell moved a bit slow, and I think I still feel that way, but ultimately, the bottleneck to his progress is definitely his 'processing speed'. Blame it on lack of confidence, lack of preparation, bad coaching, or just the inability to make decisions that split second faster, but regardless of why, our season will likely reflect whether or not the issue has been resolved.
August 11, 2009 at 10:15 AM
Joe M said...
I should clarify. When I said "if the offense can't block, nothing else will matter," I was referring to both pass and run-blocking. Looking back to when our Oline was healthy last year, around week 5, our run game was very effective and that opened up everything (Portis was even leading the league in rushing for a stretch). If our Oline picks up where it left off at the end of last year though, with little room to run and not much time for JC, then I just don't see how we can win. With a good running game, a QB can help compensate for poor pass protection somewhat (as we resorted to last year by abandoning the 5-step drop), but even a bionic QB couldn't save us. It'll be more of the same as the end of last year if the OL doesn't improve.
I thought the Dockery comeback was a head-scratcher. He's fine in the running game, but can be a liability in pass pro. So, if we're trying to move from a Gibb's offense to the WCO, why bring in him? Shouldn't our line start to look like the undersized but quick-footed Colt's OL?
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Vaccine expert Dr. Paul Offit is the author of the new book Deadly Choices: How the Anti-Vaccine Movement Threatens Us All . We talked with Dr. Offit about realities of vaccine-preventable diseases, the importance of herd immunity, just how contagious measles really are, why you shouldn't have chickenpox parties, why neither he nor Jenny McCarthy are autism experts, why it is unethical to run studies featuring vaccinated versus unvaccinated children, and just how extensively the autism-vaccine hypothesis has been debunked.
[update 2/1] Dr. Offit discussed many of these same topics during his 1/31 guest spot on The Colbert Report.
What is your elevator pitch for parents concerned about vaccines and autism?
I think raising the concern is reasonable. Children get vaccines, and for some children, the signs and symptoms of autism may appear soon after receiving the vaccine, so asking those questions is reasonable. The good news is that the question is answerable.
We've gone through three different stages, the first being the notion raised by Andrew Wakefield -- that the combination measles, mumps rubella [MMR] vaccine caused autism. So now we have studies looking at hundreds of thousands of children who either did or did not get that vaccine, making sure those two groups were alike in other aspects, so you could isolate the effect of that one variable: receiving the vaccine. And that study's been done, redundantly and repeatedly, and it's been found that you're not at greater risk of getting or having autism if you got the vaccine. So MMR didn't cause autism.
Then we shifted to hypothesis #2, which was "does thimerosal, the ethyl-mercury preservative in vaccines, cause autism?" That was easily studied. Western Europe had taken thimerosal out of vaccines by 1991, the US started taking thimerosal out of vaccines given to young children around 1999. Seven studies looked into this and have all found the same thing, which is that vaccines with thimerosal didn't cause autism -- and also that thimerosal has been out of vaccines given to children less than six months old since early 2000, and the incidence of autism certainly hasn't declined.
And then we went to hypothesis #3, which is that children are just getting too many vaccines too soon, and that it's somehow weakening or overwhelming their immune systems. An excellent study by Michael Smith and Charles Woods was published in Pediatrics, and showed that there was no relationship between any developmental delay or autism in children who were fully vaccinated as compared to those who had chosen to significantly delay vaccines.
Everything we know about autism tells you it's not the vaccines; why are we still focusing on this?
The anti-vaccination camp frequently demands to know why a vaccinated vs. vaccinated study hasn't been done. The reply is usually that such a study would be unethical -- but it sounds like you can draw those comparisons from existing studies -- that the study's effectively already been done.
If you look at the Smith and Woods Pediatrics study, they mined data from Bill Thompson's thimerosal study at the CDC. Thompson and his colleagues went through the medical records of 1,000 children and carefully documented whether mothers had received RhoGAM that had contained thimerosal prenatally, exactly which vaccines the children were given post-natally, then they subjected the children to 42 different neurological and psychological tests -- and concluded that thimerosal wasn't associated with an adverse neurological outcome.
What Smith and Woods did is take Thompson's data, and determine which kids got which shots when. They took a group that was fully vaccinated and compared it to a group that was much less vaccinated, who only got two or three vaccines in the first couple years of life. So it wasn't a vax/unvax, but it was a vaccinated/much less vaccinated study. And there wasn't any evidence supporting an autism connection.
But you're right, [a vaccinated/unvaccinated study] is unethical. There's not an institutional review board in the world that would approve that kind of study, because we know that vaccines work, we know that if you don't give a large number of children vaccines that some of them are going to get whooping cough or chicken pox, some of them may be hospitalized or even killed by the diseases -- you can't do that kind of study.
People who believe their children's autism is vaccine-caused seem to mistake coincidence or correlation for causation. Can you give us an example of how that happens?
We're always looking for reasons why something happened. The example I use is from my wife, who is a pediatrician. She was about to vaccinate a four-month-old baby, and while she was drawing the vaccine from the syringe, the baby had a seizure -- and went onto have a permanent seizure disorder. Now, my wife hadn't given the vaccine yet. But if she had given that vaccine five minutes earlier, there would have been no amount of statistical data in the world that would have convinced that mother that the vaccine hadn't caused the baby's seizure. You can do studies that show no increased risk with vaccines and seizure disorders, but that mother might still say "well, that's true for the population but it's not true for my child."
Temporal associations are powerful, and they're hard to defeat with statistics or studies.
But I would say, and this is going to sound like a contrarian -- if my child had autism, I would be motivated to look at the data even more critically, because so much more would be at stake.
In your experience, how representative are the parents like J.B. Handley who refuse to go down the evidence path with regards to their children's autism?
I've actually come around 180 degrees from where I was five years ago. When I wrote Autism's False Prophets, I thought -- wrongly -- that most parents believed this vaccine-autism hypothesis. After the book came out, I started getting a lot of letters saying, "I don't know who you're talking about -- that's not me. Jenny McCarthy doesn't represent me."
A small group of parents represent anti-vaccination ideas. But they're very passionate, very vocal, very Internet savvy, very media-savvy. And so their voice is much louder than that of the silent majority. My email from parents is 10:1 favorable, thanking me for what I'm doing, etc. I'm encouraged -- and in the preface to the paperback edition of Autism's False Prophets, I apologized to those parents for misrepresenting them.
I think it's OK to be skeptical, and skeptical about anything you put into your child's body. But there's a difference between being skeptical and being cynical. And I think that people like Handley are cynical -- he thinks there's a big conspiracy to sell [vaccine] products and I'm part of that conspiracy. There is no convincing him. And he's wrong.
If I was the parent of a child with severe autism, I would be really angry with someone like JB Handley for presuming to represent me.
Could you discuss the concept of herd immunity, specifically what it takes to establish it and protect public health?
Herd immunity simply means that you can stop the transmission of a virus or bacteria by having a critical number of the population immunized, and that number really depends on the nature of the virus or bacteria.
For example, Polio was introduced in the United States in 1955. When we got about 70 percent of the population immunized, that effectively eliminated polio, so it couldn't spread anymore. We eliminated polio from the U.S. by 1979.
Now, measles is much different, much more contagious than polio; you need a higher percentage of the population immunized. Overall the U.S. is in the high 80/low 90 percent immunization rate for measles, but there are certain communities where it's less than that, about 75 percent, and that's not good enough. When we had a measles outbreak in 2008, higher than anything we'd seen in a decade, it was in the communities with an erosion in vaccination rates -- Southern California, Upstate New York.
You also need to remember, there are about 500,000 people in the United States who can't be vaccinated, because they're getting chemotherapy for cancer, or are on immunosuppressant therapy for transplants or other disease. There are also kids younger than six months old who can't get the flu vaccine or are inadequately immunized against whooping cough because they're just starting their series. Herd immunity protects them.
Just how contagious is measles?
It's unbelievably contagious. I'll give you an example from a study in the New England Journal of Medicine. A 17 year old unvaccinated Indiana girl goes to an orphanage in Romania as part of her church's mission. She catches measles. She then gets on a plane and comes home. She's starting to feel ill, fever, runny nose -- and she's starting to get the rash but it's mild. The next day, she goes to a church picnic with 500 people. She was there for two hours. Of the 500 people there, 465 had either been vaccinated or had developed natural immunity from having measles. Of those 465, 3 of them, 1 percent, got sick. Of the remaining 35 who had never been immunized or had natural immunity, 31 developed measles. 31 out of 35! That's almost 90 percent! The girl didn't even have to have direct contact with them -- she just had to be in their airspace during a two hour period. That is one contagious disease. And that's why you need such a high rate of immunization.
People still hold chickenpox parties, and think of chicken pox as a mild childhood disease. But measles can be serious -- Roald Dahl's daughter Olivia died from measles encephalitis, and in your book you listed some rare but fairly gnarly potential measles side effects, including necrotizing fascitis. That's flesh-eating bacteria, isn't it?
Yes.
*Shudder* Can you talk about the risks of vaccine injury versus the risks from contracting vaccine-preventable diseases?
The Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) is a hypothesis-generating system, a warning system, but it offers no proof. So while it might be a temporal association, that doesn't mean it's a causal association.
When the Rotavirus vaccine was introduced in this country in 1998, it appears it could have caused intestinal blockages because there were an abnormal number of case reports. And it was investigated, and they found out that it did. But then there was a question of whether the human papilloma virus could cause chronic fatigue syndrome because there were a lot of case reports, and it turned out it didn't. Or, frankly there were also a lot of vaccine-caused autism reported to VAERS, but the studies showed it didn't. So you don't actually learn anything from VAERS other than that this is something you might want to test.
The chickenpox vaccine is stabilized with porcine gelatin, and people can have a serious reaction to the gelatin, it's real but rare. But that pales in comparison to what chickenpox did before the vaccine: four million cases per year, 10, 000 hospitalizations, between 70 and 100 would die.
Also, chickenpox lives silently in the body. It can reactivate later in life to cause shingles, it can reactivate early in life to cause strokes. We've seen a few children in my hospital with permanent paralysis from strokes caused by reactivated chickenpox. It's a bad disease, it's worth preventing.
A vaccine's benefits should always dramatically outweigh its risks, and I think for every current vaccine we use, that's true. With the oral polio vaccine, once we'd eliminated polio from this country, the vaccine's risks outweighed the benefits, and we switched to the inactivated vaccine.
Why did the government take over responsibility for vaccine injuries in this country?
Because we almost lost vaccines for American children.
In the early 1980s, there were people who had the false notion that the whole-cell pertussis (whooping cough) vaccine could cause brain damage. There was a tremendous amount of litigation claiming that the vaccine caused epilepsy, mental retardation, SIDS, unexplained coma. There were tens of millions of dollars in awards and settlements for what was not a very big business for the pharmaceutical companies, and they gradually started getting out -- until at one point we had only one company making whooping cough vaccine for children, and that company was about to get out. Whooping cough killed about 8,000 people per year before we started vaccinating, so the government stepped in, to basically protect these vaccine makers from direct litigation. We created the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) in 1986, and it did just that.
Can you address what your critics see as your conflict of interest, being both a vaccine advocate and a vaccine developer?
I came to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in the early '80s with an interest in working on rotavirus. It's a virus [that causes severe diarrhea] that we know killed 500,000 people per year, I happened to live in a time when we could create a technology that could prevent deaths. I spent ten years working on trying to figure out how to construct virus strains that would protect children safely, I spend another fifteen years working on the research and development. I guess I'd ask critics what they would have had me do -- if we had created strains in the lab that we thought could prevent rotavirus, at that point, we could have just said, "well, we figured it out," and walked away. But the goal of this was to get a vaccine to children in the developing world where the virus kills 2,000 children a day.
Only pharmaceutical companies have the resources and expertise to make vaccines, and they will not do it unless you protect the technology with a patent. They won't do it. We submitted for a patent then went to five companies and ultimately Merck was interested and we moved forward with the vaccine.
What should I have done differently? The logic of those who hate me is that I went into this to make money. But I can tell you I certainly never went into science to make money because no one in their right mind ever does. Certainly the motivation for making that vaccine was that rotavirus killed children, I mean I've *seen* children die from rotavirus. The reward is that the vaccine in now in Mali and Ghana and Bangladesh and Vietnam and basically eliminated the disease from Nicaragua. That's the reward.
Did I make money off of it? I did. But it was like winning the lottery -- it was a lot of money, and it was irrelevant to the work. I don't feel badly about it, it's not like I invented a method to freebase cocaine. I got lucky. I was in the right place at the right time and we were able to create a vaccine that saved lives.
But the money from the rotavirus vaccine -- I've been out of that for a while. So why do I do this [vaccine advocacy]? Because it's the right thing to do. Because children are getting hurt by all this misinformation. It's the reason I went into pediatric infectious diseases in the first place -- because kids get hurt.
Do you think part of the problem with vaccines backlash is that too few people in this country have first-hand experiences with vaccine-preventable diseases?
I think that's exactly it. My parents had no problem vaccinating their children because they knew exactly what these disease could do, same with me; I'm a child of the '50s, I had no problem vaccinating my kids either.
For young parents today, It's not just that they don't see them now, it's that they didn't grow up with these diseases. Vaccination becomes a matter of faith -- but faith in who? In the government, in the pharmaceutical companies? There's been an erosion in that kind of faith.
I spoke with (American Academy of Pediatrics spokesperson) Dr. Ari Brown during the 2010 pertussis epidemic; she said she sees people of grandparenting age disregard their personal experience in favor of what they see on Oprah and in the media. Have you seen this at all?
I think we're abnormally influenced by celebrity. People will seriously consider Jim Carrey, Jenny McCarthy, Bill Maher, or Larry King as a source of health information, and that's sad. It would be funny if it wasn't so dangerous.
In your book, you mentioned that vaccines made it easer for women to enter the workplace.
You can imagine, when measles and mumps and German measles -- all of which I had as a child -- were common, my mother was staying home with each of the three of us as each of us got the diseases. She spent a lot of time at home taking care of sick children.
Vaccines have taken care of the fourteen main diseases that were causing a lot of illness and hospitalizations and death. There's still a lot of infections out there, but they're not quite as severe as the ones we've managed to prevent.
You've been criticized for having an opinion on autism causation when you're not an autism stakeholder, and don't specialize in children with autism. What's your response?
That's a fair question. But I would argue that Jenny McCarthy is also not an autism expert. Nor is J.B. Handley, nor are any of these other celebrities that you see on TV. But I have read the research on the subject since 1940; I'd say that I've read as much if not more than anyone else who is also "not an expert." And as a scientist and clinician, I can form opinions that are reasoned and well-informed.
I'm never going to be an autism expert. The first thing I say when people ask me, "what do you think causes autism?" is that I'm not an autism expert, but I can tell you which studies are compelling. And I *am* a vaccine expert.
I don't represent myself as an autism expert, and I think people like Jenny McCarthy need to be upfront about that as well. They're experts in their own children, they're not experts in autism.
How did you come to donate the profits from your books to the Autism Science Foundation?
I think Alison Singer is a hero. She's the mother of a child, now a teenager, with severe autism. At first she chose to separate out MMR shots, she fed her child the gluten-free casein-free diet; she's a smart gal who, like any parent of a child with autism, is desperate to do anything that would help -- that makes perfect sense.
But then she became much more interested in looking hard at the science. For a time she worked with Autism Speaks -- who have been frankly equivocal about whether or not vaccines cause autism and could have taken a stronger stance in support of the scientific data. That upset her enough to try and create her own foundation -- to stands up to people who are mothers like her. It's very easy for me to take a stand, I'm not a member of the autism community.
I think there's a lot of good science that's being done at major universities, and she's trying to fund it, and I just think that's just heroic. I like to reward people who are being heroes.
There has been a report that the current swine flu vaccine has been causing febrile seizures in some people. Could you talk about this, and clarify the difference between febrile and classic seizures?
First of all, it appear that it possibly may have been associated with an increased risk of seizures due to fever, but that's still to be determined. I wouldn't say that's solid yet.
There are about 150,000 children who suffer febrile seizures in this country; my daughter had a febrile seizures, actually associated with the DTaP vaccine. They're hard to watch -- my daughter's was a grand mal seizure, it lasted for a couple of minutes, she was out of it for a couple of minutes. But the data are very clear -- febrile seizures don't cause sequelae, we know they're benign. Anything that causes fevers in a child less than two at risk for febrile seizures can cause febrile seizures. Ear infections can cause febrile seizures, colds can cause febrile seizures, not just vaccines. One shouldn't make more of this than it is.
Are vaccines constantly upgraded and monitored for safety and efficacy?
Yes, like no other medical product, including all the drugs you put into your body and certainly more than anything you'd get at the General Nutrition Center. We have a very well-tested, well-worn vaccine schedule.
What have vaccines done? They've helped us live decades longer than we did 100 years ago. There's so much good that's come from vaccines that it really hurts me to watch the way that people just dismiss them. We had five children [at my hospital] die from the novel H1N1 flu strain last year, none of them were vaccinated, all of them could have been saved by vaccinations. It's not OK. It's just not OK.
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An abridged version of this interview was syndicated on BlogHer.com.
Posted by Shannon Des Roches Rosa on Monday, January 31, 2011
Interview: Vaccine Expert Dr. Paul Offit
2011-01-31T03:50:00-08:00
Shannon Des Roches Rosa
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Friday, January 28, 2011
On Autonomy and Establishing Guardianship for My Adult Son
Kim Wombles
http://kwomblescountering.blogspot.com/
http://www.science20.com/science_autism_spectrum_disorders
My husband and I obtained guardianship of my bright boy when he was approaching 18 years old -- the legal age of adulthood in the US. Bobby has a blood clotting disorder which lead to a stroke at aged nine, which left him with significant cognitive disabilities.
Bobby's certainly an adult, but he has a cognitive impairment; he can't spell more than a few words despite many long years of working at it, can't do double digit math.
He is my son, my bright boy, and while I accept and celebrate that he is an adult, the truth is that he is an adult with a cognitive impairment that requires he have assistance. We work very hard to find a balance that allows him the opportunity for growth, to reach his potential. We work very hard to allow him as much autonomy as he is capable of, but it is my job as his parent and his legal guardian to stand between him and those who would take advantage of him. It is my job to make sure he is in a safe environment, he is happy, he is doing what he wants to do with his life.
I take my responsibilities seriously. It is a constant balancing act, and my husband and I regularly reevaluate our decisions. Our experiences as our son’s parents have paved the way for our parenting of our daughters. We didn’t have the steep learning curve that we did with Bobby; we didn’t have the struggle to learn about autism, understand it, or accept it. We’d already done the heavy lifting. I am not where I once was, and I suspect that many parents who’ve been around for a decade or more aren’t. There are some autism bloggers who give us daily reminders that not everyone gets off the pity party, not everyone decides to see the good, to learn, to grow, or hell, even to take a real good look at themselves and their loved ones and realize that there’s a great deal of us in our kids, that we are bappy (broad autism phenotype—it really is a spectrum!) folks ourselves, if not skirting over into autism itself. When we see ourselves in our children, if we have accepted ourselves and our issues, we have no choice but to mirror that with our children, to see them, issues and all, and to love them completely.
Yes, there are serious issues that parents of autistic children face; serious issues that autistics face, as well. Denying these struggles does no one, autistic individuals included, any good. Not every child will overcome the obstacles the world and their neurologies present them. All the acceptance and appreciation in the world will not take a severely impaired child with accompanying medical problems or cognitive impairments and render them independent adults. Not facing that is a tremendous disservice. It ignores the reality that my mother faces each day at her work as a nurse at the assisted living center, that my husband saw every day for two years when he worked as direct care staff there. It denies those individuals their reality, if we assert that there is some potential gone untapped if only someone had tried harder. Accepting people as valuable members of society for who they are means accepting their realities, their neurologies and issues. And then busting our asses to make sure that those who need 24 hour care get the very best care there is, that they are respected, protected and allowed as much autonomy as they are capable of.
There are real questions about how parents balance the need to protect their children from bullies and the harsher realities while still promoting autonomy. How do they display sensitivity to the integral part that autism plays in the child's identity while acknowledging that not everything about a person is due to autism? How do autistic adults provide feedback to parents to guide them so that the decisions parents make are made with an eye to the future self their child will be, so that harm is minimized?
Before Bobby was homeschooled after his stroke at age 9, I was in the school with him many days, working hard to help him get the accommodation and assistance he needed. After his stroke, I was with him all the time, providing all the attention and assistance possible. I assure you, if a mother’s undivided attention and the right attitude were all it took to make an individual fully capable of independence, my bright boy would have had it.
If we are not free to admit where we once were and how we have grown as our children have taught us to see the world differently, then how will we move towards changing the world and making it a better place for all people, regardless of their issues? Admitting our mistakes and learning from them is a vital part of growth and development.
This essay was adapted from adapted from http://kwomblescountering.blogspot.com/2010/04/not-where-i-once-was.html
Posted by Liz Ditz on Friday, January 28, 2011
On Autonomy and Establishing Guardianship for My Adult Son
2011-01-28T00:07:00-08:00
Liz Ditz
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
In the Echo Chamber
Mark Osteen
www.loyola.edu/fas/mosteen
www.oneofusbook.com
It’s easy to imagine that a deep silence hangs over people with autism, but nothing could be further from the truth, at least in our case. My autistic son Cameron has always been a noisy, histrionic child. He speaks most volubly with his body, and over the years we’ve learned to interpret this language: gleeful scissors-kicking jumps; contented or angry rocking; a myriad wordless shouts; the fine gradations in a face that to the uninitiated seems blank; an entire lexicon of claps.
Cam’s claps are his personal Morse code. A single clap after he has sung a line or done something he finds remarkable serves as an exclamation point: “How about that?!” A series of claps in front of his open mouth creates a booming effect that means “I’m getting mad,” or “I wish I could tell you what I mean.” Several loud claps and a grimace means “I’m anxious,” or “I don’t like what you told me” (e.g., “stop splashing water outside of the tub”). And let’s not forget those declarative rhythmic claps he favors in public places: “Cam is here!”
He also uses a few all-purpose words, such as “Coke” (which sometimes means “I want a Coke,” but sometimes means “I want ... something”) or “car” (“I don’t know where I want to go, but I want to get out of here”). And he never says plain old “no,” but always “No, okay.” Les and I inadvertently gave birth to this locution through conversations like this:
“Cam, do you want to go outside?”
“No.”
“Okay.”
The two words became a single thought. Those who don’t know him are confused by the phrase: does he mean no or yes? To us it seems to encapsulate Cam’s struggle with language: one word cancels the other.
Sometimes he gives forth a long stream of syllables that sound like gibberish but really aren’t. Over the years we’ve learned to decrypt it.
Cam’s Glossary
“Loo, loo, loo,” or “lu-ee, lu-ee, ah lu-ee” (uttered in a low, even tone) = "I'm really contented,” or "I think you're cool,” or “I’m pleased with myself.” After a gymnastics lesson in 2000, Cam’s coach told me that he seemed to like Louie, another boy in the group. "He kept saying, 'Louie, Louie, Louie.'" I didn't have the heart to tell her that he was just naming his own satisfaction.
"Hooka, tooka, tooka" = "This is really fun.”
"Hey, hooh, huuh" = “I’m deep in thought.”
"Eeeh, geeta gee!" = depending upon tone, anything from strong displeasure to panic.
"Huh huh huh" (a fake laugh, followed by rocking) = “Let’s laugh together!”
“Hmmmm?” = "Are you noticing me?" (The proper response is "Hmmmm?" followed by a conspiratorial laugh.)
"Cut-tik, cut-tik, cut-tik" (whispered) = "I’m concentrating deeply."
I’ve often speculated that Cam’s expressions are his version of my wife Leslie’s quirky wordplay. This is a woman who can’t leave words alone. Thus “Watson” (her pet name for me) metamorphosed into “Wallace,” then “Walmart” and “walnut,” among others. Similarly, “to pee” evolved into “Peabo Bryson,” and then into “bryson.” A stupid person is not merely dim but “dimsky Korsakov,” or a “nylonhead.” A cold day isn’t “chilly”; it’s “chili-dog,” or “Chilliwack” (fans of ‘70s rock will recognize the allusion). How, we ask, could two such confirmed wordlovers manage to produce a nearly wordless child?
Though Cam’s sounds and multipurpose words do have meanings, they are blunt instruments -- poor tools for expressing anything complex or precise. Hence, we’ve had to become detectives or telepaths, deducing our son’s emotions, desires, and thoughts from his facial expressions, gestures, cryptic syllables. Yet we’ve often failed at the guessing game, partly because his language is so rudimentary, partly because his thinking is so different from ours. At times we’ve felt like poor, beleaguered Alice, protesting to pugnacious Humpty Dumpty that “glory” doesn’t mean, as he claims, “a nice knock-down argument.”
“‘When I use a word,’ Humpty Dumpty said, in a rather scornful tone, ‘it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less.’”
Unlike Humpty, Cam can’t enforce his definitions. Instead his language embodies the eggman’s other major trait—fragility. Once Cam’s language shattered, all of the teachers and all of the speech therapists couldn’t put it together again.
Starting when Cam was four, Leslie I met yearly with his team of educators and therapists. Each year we stressed the same points; we could have recorded the conversation when he was four and played it back when he was eleven: “We think the main focus should be on communication. If he can express his wishes, he won’t have to resort to slapping, pinching and biting.” Every year the team members nodded sagely and outlined a plan. And the next year Cam had made little or no progress. We seemed to live in a gigantic echo chamber where our words bounced back at us year after year.
And so did Cam: for years his spoken language consisted mostly of echolalia. Many experts hold that echolalia isn’t true language, that it lacks the originality, spontaneity and give-and-take of real conversation. Famed neurologist Oliver Sacks even claims that autistic echolalia is “purely automatic” and “carries no emotion, no intentionality.”
Cam’s echolalia did often sound like mechanical parroting. If, for example, we asked him, “Do you want a banana or an orange?” he’s say “orange”; but if we reversed the order, he’d say “banana.” He couldn’t seem to remember that we’d offered two choices. Even when we coached him, his “improved” responses were often just redoubled echoes: “Do you want bread?” “Bread.” “Don’t repeat; say ‘yes.’” “Yes.” “Do you want bread?” “Bread, yes.”
But other researchers have shown that echolalia serves a variety of linguistic functions, and autistic authors such as Jasmine O’Neill and Donna Williams write that their childhood echolalia gave them time to process others’ words and a way to join conversations. In any case, our own experiences have proven Sacks’s hypothesis wrong—or at least incomplete. For example, in the bread exchange, Cam isn’t just echoing; he’s also assenting. And sometimes Cam’s memorized scripts have a metonymic relationship with the circumstances. Thus when Cam wanted to end a speech therapy session, he said, “Take your shoes off,” by which he meant “Put your shoes on”—i.e., “let’s get ready to go home.”
Cam still uses phrases he learned from old toddler books or kids’ songs to express himself. When he looks at Les or me and says, “Guess what, Max?” we are to respond with “What?”—the next sentence in the book Max’s Christmas, which he memorized at age two—and then we must recite the entire book. These questions and answers may not be “true” conversation, but they involve give and take, shared attention and associations. They are his way of asking for help or intimacy.
Sometimes an echo’s meaning is quite clear. One morning, for example, he bounded into our room, crawled into our bed, and led us through Barney’s theme song: "I love you, you love me / We're a happy family. . . .” He knew exactly what he meant and so did we. I’ve always hated that song, but when Cam sang it, the saccharine sentiment carried a redeeming poignancy.
Such incidents inspire wonder at his capacity to comment on his world, to compensate for his disability by selecting the right script. And once in awhile, his ritualized monologues become less cryptic, as he composes an idiosyncratic “mash-up” that mixes snatches of songs, words and near-words in a strange and beautiful poetry: “Heeka-deeka duh, ah loo, ah loo, ah yuh you, hoppeen on one foot, huh-huh.” It’s as though he has traveled to some distant place and is reporting what he’s seen there. Who could doubt that these tactics display creativity and intelligence?
Yet Cam’s inability to generate novel phrases remains deeply debilitating. Sometimes, for instance, the scripts interfere with his meaning. Let’s say he wants to go for a ride, and we ask him to use proper words.
“Cam, what do you want?”
“Car.”
“Can you say ‘I want to go in the car?’”
“Car, yes.”
“I want.”
“Want.”
“To go.”
“Go.”
“In the...”
“Bed.”
Why does he say “bed” when he means car? Because “in the” precedes “bed” in the memorized phrase “sleep in the bed.” He seems to forget the original request once the sentence is broken into parts, and instead of recalling that in this context the phrase ends with “car,” he lets the script “in the bed” usurp it. Yet he knows full well that “bed” is the wrong answer. So after saying “bed,” he’ll growl or clap angrily, as if to say, “Damn it, I don’t know why I said that, because it isn’t what I meant.”
Sentences are thin-shelled eggs; once broken, they can’t be reassembled.
We neurotypicals flip through our mental rolodex until we find le mot juste -- the appropriate word with the right nuances. Usually we retrieve at least an approximation. But even when Cam has used a given word many times, he still must hunt laboriously for it like someone looking for pictures in a dark, crowded attic. He’ll stare into your eyes and scan your face intently. You gaze back at him, trying to will the words into his mind. He grabs the closest approximation--a garbled word, a metonym--but there may be no picture for what he wants to say. How, for example, can his concrete mind convey something like: “I’m anxious about entering this noisy, unfamiliar building?” Shouting “Coke!” won’t really do the job.
When Cam was about nine, we started using assistive technology devices: first an Easy Talk machine (a console of large buttons with pictures pasted on them; you push the button and it says a recorded phrase), then a Language Master. The gave me the eerie feeling that it had snatched Cam’s lost words from the ether to give them fleeting expression.
The machine said what he couldn’t, and said it clearly every time. But we could never create enough cards for all the possible situations in his life: the machine could not say, “I feel sick,” or “I’m afraid,” or “That sound hurts my ears.”
Noted autistic author Temple Grandin writes that she thinks not in words but in pictures. Is Cam’s head also filled with a slideshow of captionless illustrations? If so, does he maintain that voice in his head that comments on his activities, makes long- and short-term plans, tells him what to do next? Sacks theorizes that many autists can’t connect individual experiences into a continuous narrative, and thus exist in a pure present of “vivid, isolated moments, unconnected with each other or with [themselves].” Anyone living in such a “pure present” would seem to lack the self-awareness we identify with true human consciousness.
Our son has sometimes behaved as if he lived in a pure present, failing to remember an activity from one day to the next, or not recognizing people he’s known for years. But sometimes he says something so appropriate you know he must tell his own story.
When he was about five we drove from Baltimore to Atlantic City so I could take the test to become a Jeopardy! contestant. The long day tapped out Cam’s shallow reserves of patience. As we wearily rode the elevator back to the parking lot, two grizzled gents, reeking of smoke and stale liquor, boarded the car with us. This was the final indignity: as soon as the door thumped shut Cam started shrieking. Then, suddenly, he stopped and shouted, with perfect clarity, "I need to go crazy!"
One of the casino habitués nodded sagely and said, "We feel the same way, kid."
Cam had made perfect sense: this elevator is too small, I don’t know these people, and I want to scream! Such moments prove that he does narrate his life, and even has some understanding of his condition. They also remind us again how often he reaches for words but comes up empty. And they make me wonder: does he think fluently in words but stumble only when trying to say them?
Other linguistic eccentricities invite further speculation. For example, Cam often uses “I” for “you” and “he” for “I.” Since nobody has ever called him “I,” he figures--with sound autistic logic--that he is “he.” But he’s not sure. So he takes a middle ground, employing a pronoun that combines “he” and “I”: “Ee take a baff.”
If a person has trouble using “I,” you have to wonder if he thinks of himself as an “I.” Does Cam live at a distance from himself, responding to his own acts with bewilderment, as if they’ve issued from some other “he”—maybe the other person he calls into being when he watches his fingers create shadows. On the other hand, perhaps the problem is that he can’t imagine himself as another person might see him. Given this “theory of mind”dysfunction (the notion that autistic people don’t understand others’ thoughts), perhaps Cam’s problem is not that he’s too distant from himself, but that he can’t distance himself from his own thoughts and actions, can never see outside his own obsessions, never breach the walls of his echo chamber.
Because our son so seldom talked, we fell into the bad habit of treating him as if he couldn’t hear. When we was very young and nothing seemed to penetrate his cocoon, he might as well have been deaf. In later years, however, he occasionally showed us quite plainly that he understood our words. One day I was talking with our head therapist about how hard it was for Cam to think of the right words, and started recounting the history of his language problems. After a couple of minutes he put his head on her shoulder, then approached me, growling and gnawing fiercely on his rubber chew toy.
The reason dawned on me: "I think he wants us to stop talking about him," I said. "I think it bothers him." First he seemed to want sympathy, then had acted embarrassed, and finally irritated. I realized with chagrin that we’d been treating him like an infant or pet. Our life might have been easier if he were: at least then we could reliably gauge his cognitive abilities.
One morning, after Les told Cam--then aged eleven--that he couldn't go outside until after breakfast, he launched into one of his wordless monologues, concluding with a phrase that sounded like, "That's annoying."
“Did you hear that?” Leslie said to me.
“I did. Is that even possible?”
We shook our heads, wondering all over again if normal language lay somewhere in his brain, misfiled and unavailable. When those spotlights of comprehension shine through the fog of the disorder, you no longer trust your judgment. In the wake of such utterances, our hard-won accommodation to reality is, like Humpty’s shell, shattered all over again.
But then we realized that, despite a life of setbacks, Cam has never given up trying to talk. How, then, can we ever stop listening?
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Excerpted from One of Us: A Family's Life with Autism by Mark Osteen, published by the University of Missouri Press. To order this book, please call (800) 621-2736 or purchase online at press.umsystem.edu.
Posted by Shannon Des Roches Rosa on Wednesday, January 26, 2011
In the Echo Chamber
2011-01-26T03:00:00-08:00
Shannon Des Roches Rosa
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Rethinking Employment Opportunities for Adults with Autism
Scott Standifer
Disability Policy and Studies Office
School of Health Professions
University of Missouri
http://dps.missouri.edu/Autism.html
standifers@missouri.edu
Introduction from the editors:
Many of our readers are from outside the United States, or have children with autism under the age of 16, and so are not yet fully aware of some of the elements of employment and employment planning for adults with disabilities in the US, including autism. The following brief summary is an orientation.
In 1973, the United States passed a law that directed federal and state authorities to assist people with disabilities to find employment. In the same time period, the US mandated that children with disabilities must receive educational services, and to be provided with planning for transition from the school years to subsequent employment. In the subsequent years, transition from school to work has evolved in many ways.
In the US, the system for helping people with disabilities find employment is called “vocational rehabilitation,” or Voc Rehab.
Back in the 1970s, there were thought to be only three alternatives for employment for people with disabilities, including autism:
“Competitive employment,” meaning “a regular job”-- employment in the same settings and with the same supports as a person without a disability; – that is to say, few to none.
“Supported employment,” meaning nearly “a regular job” with additional systems of supports, such as a “job coach” or a job specifically developed for the person.
“Sheltered” or “secure” employment (also called “a workshop job” , meaning a job in facility specifically designed for people with mental or physical disabilities). “Sheltered” may mean that the setting does not provide training that would allow for more independence, while “secure” tends to mean that workers also have further training in work skills and other social/behavior aspects that may later lead to more independence.
Over time, this model has been tested and adapted, as both the field of vocational rehabilitation has grown and the specific experiences of individuals with disabilities have revealed other needs.
The author of this post, Scott Standifer, is a leader in recognizing the specific employment challenges facing adults with autism, and in finding ways to meet those needs. He is one of the principals in a national conference to be held March 3-4 in St. Louis, MO, Autism Works. The goals of the conference are to enable people with autism, allies of those with autism, and vocational rehabilitation professionals to meet and develop new approaches to developing and sustaining employment for people with autism. Details on the Autism Works conference are available at http://dps.missouri.edu/Autism.html or at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Autism-Works/136057253090452
In this post, Standifer interviews Cary Griffin, another leader in rethinking the employment needs for adults with disabilities, and specifically for those with autism.
Cary Griffin is a noted disability employment consultant and author, and is a senior partner at Griffin-Hammis Associates, a nation-wide consulting firm that helps to develop employment opportunities for people with all kinds of disabilities. He has a long history in the field, with a special interest in nurturing self-employment for people with disabilities.
Griffin believes that traditional vocational rehabilitation supports (training for job seeking, interviewing skills, resume writing, etc.) are not the best answer to develop jobs for people with autism.
Speaking from his home in Montana, Griffin says, "Traditional job development (searching want ads, cold calling, using word-of-mouth connections), from an economic point of view, has always been based on faith and charity. You hear it in the comment "Well, no one would give me a chance". Why should they? That's not what business owners are there to do. It is up to us to make an argument for how this person can contribute and earn a paycheck – just as we all do for our own paychecks."
While people on the autism spectrum have some unique support needs for employment, Griffin says the failure of traditional job placement and job development strategies is not autism-specific. These traditional approaches have never worked well for any group of people with disabilities. He calls it "a dependence model and a poverty model" of employment.
Griffin is an advocate for a philosophy called Customized Employment. This term was coined from the top in 2001, when the Office of Disability Employment (ODEP) was created within the US Department of Labor. As always, it takes time for ideas to reach fruition with real clients.
The Customized Employment (CE) approach starts with building a deep-knowledge profile of the person with autism (or other disability), goes on to define the "ideal conditions of employment" for that specific person, and then engaging potential employers in interest-based negotiations that reveal the benefits which hiring a specific person will have for both parties.
"We have to mine the conditions and supply chains for businesses for opportunities for employment," Griffin comments. This means looking at what resources, supplies, and services local businesses need and how the particular individual might provide those. Griffin often proposes various types of self-employment as customized employment solutions. And the CE philosophy is achieving great successes for some clients.
One example Griffin points to is a young man with autism named Jason. Jason runs a towel sterilizing business that services local barber shops, tanning salons, and beauty parlors in a large metro area. Using the customized employment model, Jason's support team first defined the "ideal conditions of employment" for a clear understanding of what would work for Jason. Jason's father is a barber, which helped refine the business design. Today Jason not only has a successful business, he also has a part-time employee who drives to do deliveries and pickups with Jason, and to handle sales. Jason has not only found a job; he is helping local businesses be profitable and is creating employment for someone else.
In another example, a young man with autism named James has strong computer skills but lives in a rural area. James' support team noted there was a moderately large company with many small offices scattered across the rural area. Each office needed a computer technical support person, but the company could not afford to have someone on site across so many offices. James now meets that need by providing remote computer diagnostics. When an employee of the company has trouble, he or she calls James. James takes over their computer via the internet, diagnoses the problem using specialty software, and either fixes the problem or sends another team member to perform the repair.
Griffin says these customized approaches – individualized to both the person with autism and the needs of local business, are the best solution for employment: "The traditional job development approach is like retail - looking for jobs that already exist and are sitting on the shelf. It is as if you are saying 'I want to buy a box of jobs.' That doesn't work well. For really effective employment, the jobs will have to be off the grid. It will have to be something that matches the needs and skills each person with autism can bring to the job."
Thanks in part to the 25 or so consulting projects of Griffin's company, this customized employment approach is spreading across the country.
James Emmett, a national consultant on autism and employment, says the autism community should listen to Griffin: "Across the country, Cary Griffin has been a leader in, initially, supported employment, and now in customized and self-employment. He understands both the needs of business and of people with significant disabilities. Cary is someone who has always been ahead of the trends and he is part of what is going to be next for people with autism and employment."
Griffin admits there is still a lot of work to do around autism and employment. He sees vocational rehabilitation agencies across the country struggling to provide successful services to adults with autism and reaching out for options and alternatives. However, serving clients with autism is clearly part of the mandate for all vocational rehabilitation agencies: "The Rehab Act says Voc Rehab is to work with the most significant disabilities. I don't know how you can leave autism out of that."
"In Florida we helped Voc Rehab rewrite their self-employment policy to be more inclusive of people with significant disabilities like autism. That's exciting."
A previous version of this essay was published as Cary Griffin - Why Job Seeking Won't Work for Autism [PDF]
Resources
Cary Griffin can be reached through the Griffin-Hammis website, www.griffinhammis.com, or by e-mail at cgriffin@griffinhammis.com.
Details, including registration information, for the Autism Works Conference can be found at http://dps.missouri.edu/Autism.html or http://www.facebook.com/pages/Autism-Works/136057253090452
An introduction to customized employment can be found at the Office of Disabilities Employment Policy (ODEP), part of the US Department of Labor (DOL) “Customized Employment: A New Competitive Edge” http://www.dol.gov/odep/pubs/custom/edge.htm
Posted by Liz Ditz on Monday, January 24, 2011
Rethinking Employment Opportunities for Adults with Autism
2011-01-24T00:03:00-08:00
Liz Ditz
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Friday, January 21, 2011
Profound Lessons from Asperger's Syndrome
Sam Keller
www.scrappysam.com
It was the night of the Volunteer Appreciation Dinner at our church.
As the pastor’s wife, I am generally required to attend these sorts of things with the unspoken expectation to always smile, be nice, and glow with the joy of the Lord, even if I have to, dare I say ... fake it. I was running late that evening, overwrought with juggling three kids, sports practice, and a cranky baby. My plastered-on smile thinly hid tears of frustration leaking out my nose. As I stood and perused the room full of familiar faces, the tension in my spirit only clogged my throat more. I felt like an intruder interrupting a play in the second act. The crowd was engaged in conversation and gaiety and I felt like I was barging in with a bag full of awkward. I stood on the outside, trying to find the right moment to break into the group, but none seemed to be forthcoming. Then I saw him, a boy with an apparent disability, obviously struggling to find his place, and something in my heart connected, his outward instability mirroring my own inner turmoil.
I sat down next to him and smiled, possibly the first of the evening with any real emotion behind it. The seats were close and our shoulders brushed when I scooted in my chair. He looked up at me and frowned, his large eyes expressing scorn at my presence. In a cheery voice, I stuttered, “Hello!”
Instead of “hi” in return, he groaned, “ughh,” and rolled his eyes, disgust dripping from his every breath. Stunned, I could only laugh. Peals of tension rolled away in a glorious moment of self-deprecating humor. Not that I would ever show it, but I too, have moments when I want to turn and run the other way from people; his complete transparency was a treasured gift. There was no guile or charm about him, just raw emotion spewing from his soul.
His mother jumped in and apologized profusely. “Our son has Asperger's syndrome” she whispered in explanation. Both the mother and father appeared exhausted and overwhelmed. I noticed they had two little boys sitting next to them as well. Their weary faces told a story of resignation and personal agendas relinquished that I couldn’t even imagine. My little pity party quickly faded in the light of their self-sacrifice in caring for a child with special needs.
I nodded my understanding, but was determined not to leave, even though I could sense her apprehension regarding her son’s erratic behavior. Just then, one of my favorite ushers sat down on the other side of the boy. He started to talk to him, just jabbering really, anything to try to help relax the boy’s parents. He told the boy that I was the pastor’s wife and that I used to volunteer with high school students. The boy covered his ears. He went on and shared with him how I had helped start our church with my husband. This time the boy yawned. My usher-friend shrugged his shoulders and looked sad, but somehow I knew I wouldn’t break through his walls with an assortment of credentials.
The boy turned and faced me. “So what do you do now ... right now?” he asked.
His question caught me right in the middle of bite of pasta, which slipped off my plastic fork and landed on his right foot. “Well,” I said, willing to throw caution to the wind, “Sometimes I like to throw noodles.” And I launched another one at his left foot.
The boy burst into laughter along with the rest of the table and a gentle wave of release rolled over us. His protective walls came down and he suddenly he began to chatter away, allowing us for a short time, to enter his world. He told us all about his love of McDonald’s desserts and how Korea had the best dessert menu of all. His mom jumped in and shared that he had memorized every McDonald’s menu in the world, country by country. Clearly brilliant, opinionated, and passionate, he was both, at once, delightful and overwhelming. But for a brief moment, his mother relaxed and let go of her tension, sitting back and joking with his two younger brothers.
The boy’s father came back to the table with an enormous piece of carrot cake for him. He gently placed it in front of him with a plastic knife and fork and smiled at him. In one swoop, the boy inhaled half the cake. The father's smile quickly disappeared. “Slow down, bud! Use your fork and knife!”
But the boy did not like to be reprimanded and he grabbed the knife like a dagger and stubbornly resisted his father. In a battle of wills, the boy reluctantly cut the remaining piece in two and shoved them both in his mouth. Trying not to tremble, the knife only inches from my face, I dared not move an inch. With lightning speed his father grabbed the knife, cleaned up the frosting smeared all over his child's face and sent him off to explore the church. His mom trotted after him, glancing back with an apologetic look. The father collapsed into the chair and rested his head in between his hands, exhausted and embarrassed.
“You know you are doing a great job, don’t you?” I said.
His eyes filled with tears and he whispered, “I don’t know. He’s better at home. He feels safe there.”
Our eyes met, acknowledging a difficult situation at best, recognizing that sometimes there are no words. I could see his fierce and unconditional love for their first-born son mixed with sadness, disappointment and struggle. His wife came back to the table and the little boys ran off to play and watch out for their brother, another reminder of how their whole family was affected by Asperger's.
“Does he ever get lost?” I asked, noticing how he would become entranced by an object and take off at full speed, only to have his attention caught elsewhere a moment later.
“Not usually,” they said in unison.
His mom laughed, “Then again you don’t see us exactly running after him.” They smiled at each other, an inside joke perhaps, all the more tender to the observer because of their apparent love for each other.
“But he always comes back,” she said with exasperation and acceptance.
Then we took communion together, a group of broken people, acknowledging our Savior’s sacrifice.
I watched them pack up the boys and head home. Neither of them had been chosen as one of the volunteers to be publicly affirmed in front of the crowd that night, but then, their offering to the Kingdom and the church wasn’t a loud one. It was a quiet and daily surrender, a desert journey of faith that these two humble Saints had said “yes” to. In the light of their obstacles, I was amazed that they continue to show up, to volunteer.
And, as I gathered up my own little flock for the night, my heart encouraged and challenged by the sacrificial love of this family, my burdens didn’t seem quite so heavy anymore and my church felt like home once again.
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A version of this essay was originally published on Everyday Christian.
Posted by Jen Myers on Friday, January 21, 2011
Profound Lessons from Asperger's Syndrome
2011-01-21T03:00:00-08:00
Jen Myers
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
An Interview with Seth Mnookin, Author of The Panic Virus
It is bizarre that claims linking vaccines to autism have persisted for more than a decade when they can be debunked by a sixty-second Google search. But, as investigative journalist Seth Mnookin explains in his new book The Panic Virus, vaccine facts can't always compete with parent-, internet-, and media-generated vaccine beliefs.
The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism talked with Mr. Mnookin about his book, about the risks of complacency regarding public opinion on vaccines and autism, the flaws of modern science journalism, why and how pediatricians need to step up their participation in vaccine education, the tragedy of an autism community divided, and why we need to keep blasting holes in echo chamber walls.
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Why did you feel compelled to write this book?
It was not because I had a personal connection, which is odd because it's such an emotional topic. But I was shocked at how people were discussing an issue that seemed to me would have to be fact-based, as if it was belief-based.
Like many reporters, my first instinct was, "Oh, a juicy story about how the pharmaceutical industry and the government are conspiring!" The ingredients seemed to be pointing towards a Lorenzo's Oil type thing, with a group of parents working against very powerful interests.
From the beginning, it was more a combination of a sociological story and a scientific story. People I knew were having this debate. Which is fascinating, because it wasn't people who were directly affected -- it wasn't parents of autistic children, it wasn't parents who believe their children had been injured by vaccines, it wasn't people who worked for Pfizer -- which now, looking back, seems incredible.
The Panic Virus is a Gawker book club selection, and has received praise from skeptics like Michael Shermer -- but aren't they already the converted? Who are you trying to reach?
It's not that I'm not interested in reaching people who agree with me, but it's easy to create the situation I've tried to critique a little bit, where everyone is agreeing with you in louder and louder language. It's gratifying when people whose work I respect and admire respond positively, and I'm glad that for the most part I've been able to present science in a way that people who know the science don't feel has been dumbed down.
But the people I'd most like to reach are the people who sparked this initially, just average parents. To extend that, not just average parents -- another thing in working on this book that I found simultaneously disturbing and fascinating is our cultural lack of curiosity about science, and the ways in which that then affects public policy, and affects our actions. All of that is I think is a big problem, so I wanted to write a book that used this specific narrative throughline as a way to interest people in the way it affects other issues.
It seems as though in the past two weeks, with Offit's book on the anti-vaccine movement and the BMJ's declaration that Andrew Wakefield's research was an elaborate, mercenary hoax, we may have reached a tipping point regarding public opinion on the vaccine issue. What do you think?
I think that would be great [chuckles skeptically]. Certainly in the last two years when the first round of omnibus rulings [dismissing federal test cases on autism-vaccine links] came out, then the second, then the GMC ruling against Wakefield, every time I thought, "Well, we've reached a tipping point, now there's so information much out there..." and it kept not being true.
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Posted by Shannon Des Roches Rosa on Tuesday, January 18, 2011
An Interview with Seth Mnookin, Author of The Panic Virus
2011-01-18T02:49:00-08:00
Shannon Des Roches Rosa
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Autism and Mother-Blame
Amy Tuteur, MD
skepticalob.blogspot.com
www.askdramy.com
On the surface, the old idea of the "refrigerator mother" causing autism and the new quack idea of vaccines causing autism might appear to have little in common. However, as Dr. Michael Fitzpatrick notes, they both rest on the same deeply flawed belief: it is the mother (through her emotional response or her actions) who causes autism in her child and it is the mother (through her emotional response or her actions) who has the power to prevent autism.
Fitzpatrick is the author of Defeating Autism: A Damaging Delusion, a physician and the parent of an autistic child. He writes bitingly about the quackery in the "crusade against autism." Jenny McCarthy is an obvious target:
In the foreword to Louder Than Words: A Mother's Journey Into Healing Autism, Jenny McCarthy is described as the 'polar opposite' of the 'refrigerator mom', the quasi-demonic figure blamed by a generation of postwar American psychotherapists for causing autism.
Yet the concept of the 'warrior mom,' as McCarthy presents herself in her latest book, is not so much the polar opposite of the 'refrigerator mother' as a distorted mirror image. The 'warrior mom' is yet another reflection of the culture of mother-blaming and a manifestation of the burden of guilt carried by parents as a result of the influence of pseudoscientific speculations about the causes of autism.
Fitzpatrick elaborates:
The 'refrigerator mother' and the 'warrior mom' are linked through the decades by feelings of guilt, anger and blame. In Mother Warriors, McCarthy tells of a cathartic moment when her therapist tells her that 'you have never dealt with the fact that you feel guilty for Evan's autism'... When the guilt subsides, the rage takes over. Drying her tears, as she puts it, 'I decided I had to go and kick some ass in the paediatric world'. Blaming themselves, blaming their doctors, blaming the world, 'warrior moms' carry the burden of both causing and curing their children’s autism.
The idea that mother's are responsible for causing autism and curing it share important themes. First, it rests on the notion that the cause of autism is environmental and therefore easily modified. The role of genetics, which is almost certainly the primary cause of autism, is ignored:
Then it was toxic parents; today it is alleged environmental toxins (such as vaccines containing traces of mercury or MMR) to which parents have exposed their children. These theories also have the common features that they are entirely speculative and lacking in scientific support.
Second, autism, rather than being recognized as a feature of the child, is portrayed as something that attacks, hides or traps the "true" child.
... The Empty Fortress was the title of [psychotherapist Bruno] Bettelheim's book and his characterisation of the imprisoned self of the autistic child (notoriously compared with a prisoner in a concentration camp) that had to be liberated through psychotherapy. 'My son is trapped inside this label called autism, and I'm gonna get him out', declares McCarthy in Mother Warriors...
The concept that autism is an intrinsic feature of the child is rejected for the more acceptable fantasy that autism is something that happened to the "real" child, and can therefore be prevented or reversed by simple modifications of the environment.
This fantasy dovetails nicely with the dominant contemporary mothering ideology that positions mothers as risk managers who "educate" themselves (about pregnancy, birth, vaccination, food, etc.) for the project of creating the perfect child. The child thus produced simultaneously reflects the mother's competence, and advertises the mother's superiority among her peers.
The autistic child, in many ways viewed by our society as the ultimate imperfect child, is a visible sign of parental failure. The desperation to avoid the stigma of this failure leaves mothers of autistic children particularly vulnerable to quacks and charlatans (like Jenny McCarthy) peddling pseudo-scientific theories of autism's cause, its prevention and its treatment.
Autism almost certainly has a genetic basis and discovery of that basis should prove liberating for both autistic children and their mothers. Purveyors of the faulty idea of the "refrigerator mother" taught women to blame themselves for their children's autism. Charlatans like Jenny McCarthy continue to encourage mothers of autistic children to blame themselves, not for their purported emotional frigidity, but for their purported negligence in failing to "educate" themselves about vaccination and failing to "protect" their children from vaccinations.
This mother-blame has got to stop. There are more than enough things for mothers to feel guilty about. Autism should not be one of them.
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A version of this essay originally appeared at The Skeptical OB: http://skepticalob.blogspot.com
Posted by Liz Ditz on Monday, January 17, 2011
Autism and Mother-Blame
2011-01-17T00:03:00-08:00
Liz Ditz
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Dentistry and the Autism Spectrum
Dr. Greg Evans DDS
www.biggrinswithdrgreg.com
In my pediatric dental practice I like to say we treat children. And I like to pause at the end of that sentence. No qualifiers. My father, a junior high school teacher of thirty years, said it a little differently:
“They are all good kids, only the time and circumstances have changed”
Each child has basic needs, including oral health. Those basic needs do not change based on the developmental age, social environment, or neurological wiring of the child.
The circumstances have changed, though. In my early school years, children with special needs were routinely sequestered from the mainstream, and those practices carried over to healthcare. Now the schools show progress, though in healthcare, some of those ‘traditions’ continue. With separation came differences in treatment and different standards of care ,and that has led to a dearth of knowledge within the medical and dental professions offering good basic care for special needs kids.
For autism, the increasing acceptance of the diagnosis has led to the need for Dentistry to find good treatment options. Several articles in both Pediatric and General Dentistry Journals have featured autism in the past year. Mostly, these articles seek to educate practitioners about Autism. They do not offer many actual treatment hints for procedures.
The same is true for a dental sedation course I attended by the leading Pediatric Sedation authority in the nation, “no, autism is usually a contraindication for in-office sedation due to the unknown (and un-researched) possible reactions to the traditional sedatives.” When I asked how other pediatric dentists treat children with profound autism, no one had any answers beyond the customary ‘go to the hospital’ alternative.
So where does that leave us? For Autism, for your child, personal experience is the best we have to go on. As one article stated,
“Autism treatment and research have been separate entities. Children with autism need help now and cannot wait for research to be conducted and treatment to be developed.”.
I firmly believe that establishing a long term relationship with an office and dentist is the best way to go about treating a child with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. Becoming comfortable in an office is a two way street, the parents and child gain familiarity and trust, and the dentist can try to adjust behavior modification methods over time with a history to draw from.
The very nature of the dental visit is difficult for a child with autism. The disruption of a schedule, the unfamiliar noises and interaction with new children, intrusion into the mouth with heavy physical contact, and lying prone are all problematic. And I haven’t mentioned any actual procedures yet! So where do you start? Below is an outline of how I would suggest choosing a provider and getting treatment for your child:
Research
Pediatric dentists are going to be your best resource for experience with autism; general dentistry provides no training whatsoever. Call the offices and look online. If the dentist mentions special needs and the staff is comfortable discussing your child’s autism, chances are good they have experience and are comfortable with the challenge. You can always call the dentist directly to discuss philosophy. Be careful not to use the conversation as a means to express your expertise on Autism -- dentists are human, too and won’t be receptive to a new person dictating treatment in lecturing. It’s a relationship you’re trying to feel out and begin after all!
Go in for a desensitizing visit
If you can find the time, visit the dentist office before you have a formal appointment. You can turn in paperwork or pick up some so you don’t to mess with it later. More importantly, give your child a chance to see the surrounding in a non-agenda driven manner. This will help to phrase your conversations later and give you a feel for the atmosphere of the office.
Schedule
Pick a time the dentist and dental team can devote to your first visit. In our practice, we set aside time every day during less busy clinic time, to slow the pace, reduce distractions, and give kids more personal time. You are also going to want time to consult with the dentist to talk about how to treat your child based on his or her performance during the appointment.
Be realistic about the first appointment
Depending on the degree your child is affected by autism, you should set your goals accordingly. For some, a cursory exam to rule out big problems or pain may be the best that can be done. I have a 23 year oldd, six foot four autistic boy whom I have seen for the last fifteen years (we started in my residency!). At first all he could do was to get into the room. Our first exam was done with him sitting cross legged on the floor. Last year, we completed a porcelain crown for him in the office, by himself. Of course we had help from his Count Dracula doll, and a very long term relationship to draw from. Incremental successes contribute to our long term goals of overall health.
Discuss options for treatment
If treatment needs exist, fillings, deep cleaning, a suspicious area that needs an x-ray, how can we get it done? For kids with Asperger’s or mild autism, routine behavior techniques work well with the right dentist. Tell-show-do, watching other children, and firm direction often work just fine [and social stories! -Eds]. For the kids whose autism is more intense, a mild anti-anxiety medication such as Ativan or Klonopin may help to take the edge off fears, or disorient the child enough to be led through treatment. You need to check with your dentist and your state to see what constitutes anti-anxiety and minimal sedation (don’t forget to call your insurance to find out what can be covered). It is sometimes best to take a child to the hospital for general anesthesia. Under general anesthesia, complete x-rays and a thorough cleaning and exam can be done, as well as any restorative needs or preventive sealants, mouthguard fabrication, etc. In my practice I often coordinate with other medical professionals while patients are under general anesthesia, to do blood draws, ear tube placement, eye exams, pap smears, toenail removal, you name it!
Ask your questions
Often I am lumped in with my medical colleagues and often parents have had a history of having to scream to be heard when advocating care for their child. I understand that, but be aware that a relationship starts with a position of mutual respect. Ask questions about the dentist’s view on nitrous oxide use, what is in the prophy paste, views on fluoride, and the rest in a non-threatening manner, and give the dentist time to research his or her answer. There are no dental or skeletal manifestations of Autism, in other words, teeth are teeth. That being said, if you do have thoughts on alternative medications, diet, etc. don’t paint your dentist into a corner. In fact he or she may be grateful for some reading material. Having your child’s dentist on your side for emergencies, etc. is critical. And when I know a kid well enough to note him being mischievous versus assuming behavior is based on his diagnosis, it takes the burden off the parent and lets your kid be a kid. Letting your child be himself or herself in the dental office is the ultimate goal. Taking a long-term, relationship approach is the best way to reach that goal. How you get there or if you ever get there will be largely based on the way you set up the relationship with a qualified dentist.
I will be seeing little Tyler in the hospital next week -- only he is not so little anymore. He has Down syndrome and autism, and while his behavior in the office got a little better around age nine, it has deteriorated now that he is 13 and 110 pounds. Neither the parents nor I are really happy with the reality that Tyler could not progress to independent behavior in the office, but over the years we have, together, tried everything to meet that goal. Now, we can honestly talk and figure out the best way to care for Tyler. General anesthesia every two years with the best cleaning we can do in the office between times is what everyone is comfortable with. That’s dentistry for real people making a real effort every day.
If you have further questions or comments let me know at greg@biggrinswithdrgreg.com, or 970-481-6728. I want to help you raise happy, healthy, beautiful children.
- Greg Evans, DDS Diplomat of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry
For more information about Dr. Greg, his wonderful caring staff and Big Grins: www.biggrinswithdrgreg.com
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A version of this essay originally appeared at Sensory Flow: An Online Magazine for All Things Sensory: www.sensoryflow.com
Posted by Shannon Des Roches Rosa on Friday, January 14, 2011 1 comment:
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
National Conference on Autism & Employment March 3 & 4
Announcing Autism Works - a national conference on autism and employment.
The conference will be Thursday and Friday, March 3 and 4, 2011, at the Sheraton Westport Hotel in St. Louis, MO. The conference will bring together the disability employment services community (vocational rehabilitation) and autism community to learn from each other and improve employment options for adults with autism. Topics will include: understanding the vocational rehabilitation (VR) process, what VR counselors need to know about autism, job development and work-place supports, funding possibilities for employment supports, and insights from working youth with autism. The University of Missouri’s Disability Policy and Studies office, along with Integrated Behavioral Systems, is presenting this national conference.
Registration rates and info:
$205 2 Day
$125 1 Day
$180 2 Day Student Rate
$105 1 Day Student Rate
Agenda [PDF]: dps.missouri.edu/Autism/FBimages/AWAgenda.pdf
Website: dps.missouri.edu/Autism.html?cmpGAS
Facebook at www.facebook.com/pages/Autism-Works/136057253090452
Articles from the conference:
Is Short-Term Job Coaching Practical for Autism? [PDF]
Two noted experts on disability employment and autism services believe job coaching should only be time-limited, and long-term job coaching is a bad idea.
Paul Andrew - Parent Voices Drove Autism Standards [PDF]
Comments from distraught parents convinced international accrediting agency CARF they needed to give special attention to the service needs of adults with autism.
Cary Griffin - Why Job Seeking Won't Work for Autism [PDF]
A national expert on disability employment says the " look for a job that matches the person's characteristics" approach simply will not work.
Dan Tedesco - Opening a New World of Possibilities for Autism
A conference keynote speaker says new technologies can provide amazing supports for autism - but we have to stop using them for the same old things.
Conference organizer Scott Standifer and James Emmett are also holding a series of webinars on adult autism and employment; Scott is holding another seminar for National APSE (Association of People in Supported Employment) later this month as well.
For more information on the work of Scott Standifer, see the University of Missouri's Illumination magazine's article Aging With Autism.
Posted by Shannon Des Roches Rosa on Thursday, January 13, 2011
National Conference on Autism & Employment March 3 & 4
2011-01-13T00:00:00-08:00
Shannon Des Roches Rosa
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
What is Sensory Processing Disorder?
Hartley Steiner
www.hartleysboys.com
Recently I have seen a rise in the number of articles, Facebook posts, and even tweets claiming to define Sensory Processing Disorder. This should be good news, and it is -- mostly. But, some of it is misinformation.
Although I am thankful anyone wants to help spread awareness, it frustrates me personally that these people could very well be doing more harm than good. I have dedicated a large portion of my life to spreading awareness that will hopefully benefit kids like mine -- all over our country and arguably the world. I would really like to see good, solid, accurate information. Wouldn’t you?
It is with that goal in mind -- to educate and help -- I am taking a stab at answering the increasingly popular question, “What is Sensory Processing Disorder?” My answer, and this article, is specifically geared towards helping parents with SPD kids have a response for the strangers (and even family members) who might stare at or judge us. We are on the front lines, and we have the biggest stake in making sure that the message being sent about Sensory Processing Disorder is complete and accurate.
Now, I’d like to start with a few myth-busting points:
“SPD is on the Autism Spectrum” or “SPD is a mild form of Autism” – FALSE.
Although a significant portion of kids with ASD do have sensory issues (estimates range as high as 85%), the opposite is not true. Many children with SPD do not have ASD.
“They are trying to get SPD added to the Autism Spectrum in the DSM” -- FALSE.
The goal of the SPD Foundation and Dr. Lucy Jane Miler is to get SPD recognized as a ‘stand alone disorder’ in the DSM-IV.
“SPD just means that a child doesn’t like loud noises” – FALSE.
SPD is not just a single symptom, nor is it about 'sensory preferences.' Children with SPD have sensory differences severe enough to affect their social and academic development. It is much more complex than 'not liking loud noises.' And, although children with SPD can avoid sensory input, they can also seek sensory input.
“SPD is the new ADD” – FALSE.
Our society has become increasingly obsessed by labels. However, like ADD, Sensory Processing Disorder is real. Just ask the thousands of families who read my blog every month -- it is a legitimate health issue that needs to be recognized so that these children and families can get the help they need.
“SPD affects all five senses” -- INACCURATE.
This is probably my biggest pet peeve. We have seven senses! Touch, Taste, Smell, Hearing, Sight, Vestibular, and Proprioception. If you are reading anything (blog, tweet, Facebook, article, newspaper, etc) that claims SPD affects 5 senses, stop reading. If they do not know at a minimum that there are seven senses, this person is not an expert.
Now, let’s get to a real and workable definition.
The Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation’s website says:
“Sensory processing (sometimes called "sensory integration" or SI) is a term that refers to the way the nervous system receives messages from the senses and turns them into appropriate motor and behavioral responses.”
Let’s break that down to a simple, easy to remember and crazy-easy to understand definition.
“…the way the nervous system receives messages…”
This refers to the messages received from all seven senses and how they are conveyed to the brain through the nervous system. The brain is the central processing unit of the nervous system, as that is where the ‘processing’ occurs. By ‘processing’, we are in very basic terms referring to whether or not the brain ‘understands’ ("registers and integrates") those signals. When the brain misinterprets the signal, and can’t process it appropriately, the result is an inability to generate typical motor and behavior responses.
“…appropriate motor and behavior responses…”
"Appropriate" here refers to the assumed way a child should respond -- if something is too loud, they should cover their ears; if something is quiet, they shouldn't complain that it is too loud. The word ‘motor’ refers to a muscle-based response -- how your body moves as a result of the information from the brain. ‘Behavior’ is how the child continues to respond (over- or under-reactions).
I want to pause here to be sure everyone understands there are three types of Sensory Processing Difficulties: Type I; Sensory Modulation Disorder, Type II; Sensory Based Motor Disorder and Type III; Sensory Discrimination Disorder. For the purpose of this post, which is simple understanding of SPD and communicating what SPD is as a way to spread awareness and understanding for our children, I am not going to go into their definitions.
The analogy I find most helpful when discussing SPD with others is from the SPDF’s website:
“A. Jean Ayres, PhD likened SPD to a neurological ‘traffic jam’ that prevents certain parts of the brain from receiving the information needed to interpret sensory information correctly.”
Are you familiar with A. Jean Ayres? She is credited as being the pioneer for sensory processing, dating back to the 1960’s. Her work is the foundation for current research and the modern understanding of SPD.
Now, on to how you and I can actually use these definitions for something useful: A 30 second sound bite. This is what I use most often when talking to people with short attention spans, or when I am being interviewed on the radio or television for a two-three minute spot.
A "sound bite" definition is also helpful at the grocery store when my son’s need to touch everything in the aisle results in near-disaster or when he insists on swinging from the railings at the checkout counter. Or, at the playground, when he seems to be consumed with pushing down some sweet and small little girl simply because she is too close to him, or even at my home while celebrating some holiday where my son is wound up like a top and crashing into everyone -- head first into their behinds -- while giggling nonstop. Like me, I trust you will find many uses for the 30 second sound bite:
“Sensory Processing Disorder is a neurological disorder that is like a virtual traffic jam in the brain. The information coming in from all seven senses is misinterpreted which causes my child to often act inappropriately.”
The key points that are important to communicate when talking to someone about SPD are:
SPD is a neurological condition, not a behavior issue
There are seven senses that send information to the brain, the central processing center
The brain misinterprets information coming in via these seven senses so that outgoing messages translate into unexpected/atypical behaviors
These misinterpretations and unusual outgoing messages cause my child to act the way s/he does
I feel when I cover these four areas, I am most likely to accomplish my two main goals when talking to anyone:
Help them understand my child and his behavior
Spread SPD awareness
I hope that you find this information helpful for both your practical understanding of what Sensory Processing Disorder is, and so you can be another person who can help me educate the intensely mis-informed, however well-intentioned, people out there. Our kids need to be understood, and that can't happen without solid accurate information people can use. Here's to our SPD kiddos and spreading the word!
For more information on Sensory Processing Disorder I recommend the following books:
The Ultimate Guide to Sensory Processing Disorder by Dr. Roya Ostovar
Sensational Kids: Hope and Help for Kids with Sensory Processing Disorder, by Lucy Jane Miller Ph.D
The Out-of-Sync Child by Carol Kranowitz
Posted by Shannon Des Roches Rosa on Wednesday, January 12, 2011
What is Sensory Processing Disorder?
2011-01-12T05:23:00-08:00
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Carol Greenburg Joins as TPGA Editor
We are so pleased to announce an addition to the editorial team at The Thinking Person's Guide to Autism; Carol A. Greenburg will join our efforts here as an additional resource and editor. We are honored to have her rich experience and important perspective as part of our team.
We're thrilled she was able to add TPGA to her very active life, and our community is lucky to have such a great advocate.
Please join us in welcoming Carol.
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Carol Greenburg, executive director of Brooklyn Special Needs Consulting, is a special education consultant and lay advocate in private practice serving the five boroughs of NYC and beyond. Her unique perspective as an adult with Aspergers Syndrome and as the mother of a severely language-delayed autistic child, informs all of her work. In September, she was appointed the East Coast Regional Director of Autism Women's Network (www.autismwomensnetwork.com) A frequent speaker at National Conferences and area universities, parent support groups and community based organizations, she is a member in good standing of Council of Parents Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA) Carol lives in Brooklyn with two humans: her magnificent husband and son, as well as two cats (Which species outranks which should be obvious to those in similar position.)
Posted by Jen Myers on Tuesday, January 11, 2011
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- - Kamen Rider Revice (US/Canadian adaptation) - first draft (https://www.tokunation.com/showthread.php?t=97602)
henshinzero 09-09-2021 07:25 AM
Kamen Rider Revice (US/Canadian adaptation) - first draft
*adaptation will be coming soon slowly in development as show progresses*
TC/Kamen Rider Revi - ?
Vice/Kamen Rider Vice - ?
?/Kamen Rider Evil - ?
henshinzero 09-18-2021 07:40 AM
Seeing as the Vistamps are based after riders such as Decade, Double, Den-O, Faiz, Kuuga, Gaim, Ex-Aid, Fourze & Zi-O, there's no need for adaptations on their part - except Decade & Zi-O for crossover purposes.
Clockworx 09-24-2021 03:42 PM
I haven't watched any yet so if i'm wrong i'm wrong... But my understanding was in universe they just sorta exist. Theres a reason its "megalodon genome" and not "decade form" The fact that it looks like decade is a 'coincidence' and I'm sure when the inevitable cross over movie comes along and Revi meets whatever riders. with past riders there will no doubt be some "hey why do you look like me"
Naturally its the 50th annviersary of the franchise so theyare trying to cash in on that but since we just had the Heisei 20h a few years ago I don't feel like the past riders will show up and such and any in universe similarties are just a coincidence. but again i haven't watched any Revice yet so i could be totally wrong... and hell since its still early on for all we know in the last 10 episodes we find out theress some legit reason why his geneomes resemble past riders (other than o make Bandai more money)
As for the 'adaptation' well it depends... are your adapt ideas set in a shared universe? Do their powers have some connection to something LIKE he morphin grid? i mean maybe Revice adapt could be in a world where these forms of his are inspired by characters from some movie franchise or something?
Why does his Shark form look familiar? He based it on some character from a movie/book/show. Or even based it on some hero who the person who makes said gear saw when he was younger or something.
henshinzero 09-24-2021 04:40 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Clockworx (Post 813821)
I haven't watched any yet so if i'm wrong i'm wrong... But my understanding was in universe they just sorta exist. Theres a reason its "megalodon genome" and not "decade form" The fact that it looks like decade is a 'coincidence' and I'm sure when the inevitable cross over movie comes along and Revi meets whatever riders. with past riders there will no doubt be some "hey why do you look like me"
Naturally its the 50th annviersary of the franchise so theyare trying to cash in on that but since we just had the Heisei 20h a few years ago I don't feel like the past riders will show up and such and any in universe similarties are just a coincidence. but again i haven't watched any Revice yet so i could be totally wrong... and hell since its still early on for all we know in the last 10 episodes we find out theress some legit reason why his geneomes resemble past riders (other than o make Bandai more money)
As for the 'adaptation' well it depends... are your adapt ideas set in a shared universe? Do their powers have some connection to something LIKE the morphing grid? i mean maybe Revice adapt could be in a world where these forms of his are inspired by characters from some movie franchise or something?
Why does his Shark form look familiar? He based it on some character from a movie/book/show. Or even based it on some hero who the person who makes said gear saw when he was younger or something.
That's a good question. As the Power Rangers have the "Morphing Grid", I'm not sure how I'll make a good adaptation with that. But I am making some sort of shared universe I guess.
Like I wanna make a special universe in a way almost like the Arrowverse. I wanted to start with Build as the first series. Build has their share of parallel worlds, so in the adaptation they oughta have parallel worlds. Build starts off with WWIII due to Pandora's box, but thanks to Build & Cross-Z using Evolto as the energy source, a new timeline was formed where Team Build now reside in modern Earth where WWIII was never made, except the box with the White Panel restores the gang's memories of the old Earth.
Then Zero-One can come from a different future where humans & Humagears coexist. Saber's existence comes between Build & Zero-One.
So far Revice is fresh as much as I want to make "them" come from a parallel Earth like say.... "Earth-50", it depends like how good Revice will reveal more to us on what's the come. Especially the Vistamps, on how they come to be using genes from the riders with animals & dinosaurs.
I wanna make Decade & Zi-O appear only in crossover episodes & movies, when it comes to the multiverse. Btw, wanna keep the worlds of Masked Rider & Kamen Rider Dragon Knight separate.
I MUST MAKE THIS PERFECT!!!!
joedragon72 09-25-2021 08:56 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by henshinzero (Post 813414)
Seeing as the Vistamps are based after riders such as Decade, Double, Den-O, Faiz, Kuuga, Gaim, Ex-Aid, Fourze & Zi-O, there's no need for adaptations on their part - except Decade & Zi-O for crossover purposes.
If there's going to be adaptations for Decade and Zi-O for crossover purposes then the rest needs to be adapted as well seeing how they have all appeared on either or both Decade and Zi-O.
MrWilliamGraham 09-25-2021 09:09 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Clockworx (Post 813821)
I haven't watched any yet so if i'm wrong i'm wrong... But my understanding was in universe they just sorta exist. Theres a reason its "megalodon genome" and not "decade form" The fact that it looks like decade is a 'coincidence' and I'm sure when the inevitable cross over movie comes along and Revi meets whatever riders. with past riders there will no doubt be some "hey why do you look like me"
Originally, the producers wanted "Kamen Rider" to be a TV show in the world of Revice. But they dropped that idea because the didn't want to confuse viewers during crossovers. So they decided to go with the Gokaiger route with the Riders just sorta existing in the same world at some point or another
henshinzero 09-25-2021 09:20 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by joedragon72 (Post 813900)
If there's going to be adaptations for Decade and Zi-O for crossover purposes then the rest needs to be adapted as well seeing how they have all appeared on either or both Decade and Zi-O.
But how? In the JP version, they gotta explain how the Vistamps got the riders’ genetics and animal genes too.
For the adaptations, I wonder how the Vistamps there got the riders out of Double, Den-O, Faiz, Kuuga, Ex-Aid, Fourze, Gaim, Decade & Zi-O. Hopefully parallel Earths. Our Earth if even.
henshinzero 10-08-2021 03:04 PM
Kamen Rider Evil's identity this week! Who do you all think it'll be? Hiromi or Daiji? Hope it's Daiji.
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American Tortoise Rescue is an international animal rescue organization devoted to the conservation, recovery, rescue and rehabilitation of all tortoise species, as well as their natural habitats. Founded in Malibu, California, ATR has been rescuing and rehabilitating poor, neglected and abused tortoises (tortoise species) for over 35 years. They are also dedicated to promoting community […]
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How to Properly Take Care of a Big Tortoise
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Your big tortoise is a source of pleasure to you. You bought the tortoise so you can have more fun with family members and friends. But you need to take care of the little pet properly if you want to have fun for a long period of time too. Prepare the Habitat Your turtle should […]
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Russian Tortoise Diet Guide / Helpful Tips And Tricks
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I have seen numerous suggestions for Russian tortoise diet Some great Some awful. Russian Tortoises are nibblers and appreciate broad leaf plants. The best eating routine is an assortment of weeds (leaves and blossoms). Dandelion is a top choice. However, for some, the perfect diet regimen is quite recently not accessible. So what are the […]
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How Long do Tortoises Live? The Life of a Tortoise
by Dalton H.
Most of us do not know how long do tortoises live. But with the information in here, you will know. Life of all living organisms is given by God. But with our efforts and energy, we can prolong any short life. For instance, if you take a pet like a tortoise, you can determine how […]
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The Galapagos Tortoise Fact Sheet
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We all know and love the Galapagos Tortoise, they are cute and different but oddly misunderstood creatures, this article will show you some of the interesting facts about the gentle giants known as Galapagos Tortoise regarding their eating, life span and what they are in general. What is a Galapagos Tortoise? They have been around […]
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Our terms of service and privacy policy are based on the criteria set forth in the TOS Fairness Project Online User Bill Of Rights. Any minor amendments are effective immediately, and will be listed below in clear bullet points. Please check back occasionally to review the latest amendments.
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The Bullet Points
The Right To Privacy: First, if you do not sign up, we do not collect any data about you at all except anonymous tracking data (such as from google analytics) to determine which part of the world people are visiting from. If you do sign up, we will NEVER sell, rent, or share any of your personal information with others without your express permission. If you sign up, your full name is never posted. When you delete your account, we do not store any of your data on our servers. We will only release your private info to a government agent or law enforcement department or officer upon being presented with a lawful subpoena or are otherwise required to do so by law. If you register as a user, we (Break Diving, Inc.) may add you to our email list, and at times, email you, but you may unsubcribe at any time. Upon signup, we recommend (but do not require) that you send us an email immediately (see email above) with your full legal name, legal address, photo, two alternate email addresses that you have access to, two cell phones you have access to, and five security questions as well as answers. We will file this information away, and only make use of it to verify your identity should you get locked out of your account and do not have access to the email account you used to sign up. This is important because often, we change phone numbers, but forget that we have that number on file with an online service provider. Then, someone else ports that number. If they know you also have an account with us, they could use that number to attempt to steal your identity. For this reason, a) if you change your phone number, you MUST let us know as soon as possible!, and b) when trying to prove identity, we will also consider signed and notorized affidavits, government issued IDs, other users who can vouch for your identity, etc. to help prove you are who you say you are. While we will make every effort to help you prove your identity, if we cannot prove it to our satisfaction, we have no obligation to provide you with access to the account, so please, share as much of the above information with us as you are comfortable, because it will make your account recovery that much more likely. Note: all of your date is hosted on Heroku, which is the data server on which we host the website.
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Speaking of rockets versus airbreathers, there's a nice interview with Aleta Jackson of XCOR over at the Objective American. They get the company name wrong, though--there's no "C" at the end of the name.
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Attached is the updated camp brochure with the proper daily schedule dates. We have over 30 Telluride alpine athletes attending this camp. So, we have just about the same number of athletes attending this camp as we had in the entire Alpine program three years ago. I want to thank Wendy Hampton for sponsoring and paying for the two 12 passenger rental vans for this camp.
We will be having a pre-camp meeting before we leave to review details of the camp. We will also be hosting our annual post season alpine gathering in the next couple of weeks. Stay tuned.
Other events on the horizon are: the TSSC Bluegrass flanksteak booth, summer dryland for U14-19’s and the TSSC golf tournament. As always; call me with any questions. LG 860-919-3072Mt Hood Camp 2019
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Arguably one of the most common risks and hazards associated and present on just about every place of work is the danger posed by electricity. Although there are some still powered by other means such as wind or water power, since about the beginning of the 20th century, electricity has become the energy source for virtually every piece of machinery present in a place of work; either coming directly from the mains or from a charged battery. With so many machines, lights and other pieces of equipment present in a typical workplace, it is easy to see why electricity is such a common hazard to health and safety. As a result the dangers from electricity are discussed on NEBOSH General Certificate courses to make delegates aware of them, but as mentioned below, it will not drill down into such comprehensive and specific detail that it would make a person an expert in electrical safety specifically.
Electrical safety is likely to be a topic covered by many health and safety courses as well as the NEBOSH General Certificate, but it is important to remember that these types of courses and qualifications only intend to make individuals aware of the dangers that can be posed from electricity, particularly from incorrect usage of a machine, insufficient or inadequate maintenance of equipment and through improper storage which can lead to corrosion or other damage. What these courses will not aim to do is teach people how to re-wire circuits, install lights, perform maintenance on electrical items etc. For this, specialist electrical training will be required.
Training and a Career as an Electrician
With a constant demand for qualified electricians in the world, choosing to undergo training and develop a career in electrical training can be a rewarding and lucrative decision for a person to make. It will not only involve receiving specialist electrical training but also relevant health and safety training in order to stay safe when working with electricity and avoiding harm when working in likely places of work such as construction sites for example. Although it will require time and money initially, the rewards at the end can be great if there is a lot of demand for your time and services as an electrician.
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Every Muslim likes to know (and every muslim must know) about, the members of the family of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam). The Muhaddithin and historians all agree that eleven ladies had the honour of being wives of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam). A very brief account of their lives is, therefore, given here.
Hadhrat Khadijah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Sauda (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Hafsah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Zainab bint Khuzaimah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Umme Salamah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Zainab bint Jahsh (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Juwairiah bintul Harith (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Umme Habibah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Safiyyah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Maimoonah (Radhiyallaho anha)
Hadhrat Khadijah (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the first among them. At the time of her marriage, she was 40 year old and the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) was twenty-five. She begot all his children, except a son, Ibrahim.
She was first to be married to Waraqah bin Naufal, but this marriage could not take place. Her first husband was Atiq bin Aa’iz. She had a daughter from him, whose name was Hind. Hind grew up and embraced Islam, and she was the mother of many children. On the death of Atiq, Khadijah (Radhiyallaho anha) was married to Abu Hala, and got two children from him viz. Hind and Halah. Hind lived up to the time of Ali’s Caliphate. On the death of Abu Halah, the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) married her as his first wife.
She died in Ramadan of the 10th year of the mission at the age of sixty-five. He loved her very much and did not marry any other woman during her life time. She was popularly called Tahirah (Clean and pure) even before Islam.
Her children from other husbands are therefore known as Banu Tahirah. Her virtues and privileges have been mentioned extensively (in Hadith). The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) laid her in the grave with his own hands. The funeral service had not till then been enjoined.
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Hadhrat Sauda bint Zam’ah bin Qais (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was previously married to her cousin Hadrath Sukran bin ‘Amor (Radhiyallaho anho). The couple embraced Islam and emigrated to Abysinnia. Hadhrat Sukran (Radhiyallaho anha) died in Abyssinia. Hadhrat Saudah (Radhiyallaho anha), now a widow, returned to Mecca. The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) , on the death of Hadhrat Khadijah (Radhiyallaho anha) in Shawwal of the same year married Hadhrat Saudah (Radhiyallaho anha). We know the devotion of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) in his salaat. Once Hadhrat Saudah (Radhiyallaho anha) stood after him in Tahajjud. The next day she said to him:
“O, Prophet of Allah! Last night you took so long in your Ruk’u that I apprehended bleeding from my nose.”
(As she was bulky, the strain might have been too much for her).
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) once intended to divorce her. As meanwhile Hadhrat Aishah {Radhiyallaho anha) had also been married to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) , she said:
“O, Prophet of Allah! I am ready to forego my turn in favor of Hadhrat Aishah {Radhiyallaho anha), but I don’t like to be divorced (by you). I wish to be in Paradise as one of your wives.”
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) agreed to this suggestion. She died in about 55 A. H. towards the end of the Khilafat of Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallaho anho).
There was another Qureysh woman of the same name. She also a widow having about six children. The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) offered to marry her, but she said:
“O, Prophet of Allah! You are dearer to me than any other person in this world. I do not like my children to a nuisance to you.”
He appreciated this, and withdrew the offer.
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Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha)
She too was married to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) in Swawwal of the 10th year of the Nubuwwat. She was born in the 4th year of Nubuwwat and was married when she was six, but was actually sent by her parents to live with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) after his emigration to Madinah, when she was nine. She was eighteen at the time of the Prophet Mohammad’s (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) death. She died on the night of Tuesday, the 17th Ramadan, 57 A. H at the age of sixty-six. She desired at the time of her death that she might be buried, along with other Ummahat-ul- Momineen, in the public graveyard, though she could be buried by the side of the Prophet Mohammad’s (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) grave, which was in her house.
She was the only wife of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) who had not been married previously. All the remaining wives had either been widowed or divorced (some quite a few time before they became Ummuhat-ul-Momineen. To be married in Shawwal was considered a bad omen among the Arab women.
Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha) says:
“I was married in Shawwal, It was also Shawwal when I was sent to live with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) . Which of the Prophet Mohammad’s (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) wives has been more blessed with his 1love and Allah’s other favors than me?”
On the death of Hadhrat Khadijah (Radhiyallaho anha), Hadhrat Khaulah bint Hakim (Radhiyallaho anha) came to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) and said:
“O, Prophet of Allah! Don’t you like to marry again?” The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) : “Whom can I marry?”
Khaylah: “I know one virgin and one widow.” The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) : “Name them.”
Khaulah: “The virgin is Aishah, (Radhiyallaho anha) the daughter of your bosom friend Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho), and the widow is Saudah bint Zam’ah.”
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) : “All right! You may make the proposal.”
Hadhrat Khaulah (Radhiyallaho anha) then went Hadhrat Aisha’s (Radhiyallaho anha) mother Hadhrat Umme-Rooman (Radhiyallaho anha) and said to her: “I have come with good tidings for your family.”
Hadhrat Umme Rooman (Radhiyallaho anha): “What is that?” Hadhrat Khaulah (Radhiyallaho anha): “The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) has sent me to seek Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha’s) hand for him”
Hadhrat Umme Rooman (Radhiyallaho anha): “But ‘Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha) is like his niece. How can she be married to him? Let me consult her father.”
Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) was not at home at that time. When he came, the proposal was placed before him, and he expressed the same difficulty. Hadhrat Khaulah (Radhiyallaho anho) returned to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) and apprised him of their difficulty. The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) said: “Abu Bakr is my bosom friend and brother-in-Islam, but this does not forbid my marrying his daughter.”
Hadhrat Khaulah (Radhiyallaho anho) went and informed Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) accordingly. Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) was extremely glad to call the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) to his home and perform Aishah’s (Radhiyallaho anha) Nikah with him. A few months later, when the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) had emigrated to Madinah, Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) said to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) : “Why don’t you have your wife Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha) to live with you?” He said: “I have to make some preparations, etc., before I do that.”
Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) presented him with some money, with which necessary things were arranged. Hardhat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha) then started living by the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) from Shawwal of l or 2 A. H. She shared ‘bed with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) for first time in Hadhrat Abu Bakr’s (Radhiyallaho anho) house. These are the three marriages, which the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) had before Hijrah. All the remaining, wives were taken by him in Madinah.
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Hadhrat Hafsah (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the daughter of ‘Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallaho anho) who was born in Mecca five years before the Nubuwwat. She was first married to Hadhrat Khunais bin Huzaifah (Radhiyallaho anho), who was one of the very early Muslims. He first emigrated to Abyssinia and then to Madinah. He participated in Badr, and was fatally wounded in Badr (or in Uhud) and died of the wound in the year l or 2 A. H. Hadhrat Hafsah (Radhiyallaho anha) had also emigrated to Madinah with her husband. When her husband died, Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallaho anho) went to Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) and said:
“I want to give Hafsah in marriage to you.” Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) kept quiet and said nothing. Meanwhile Ruqayyah (Radhiyallaho anha) the daughter of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) and the wife of Hadhrat Usman (Radhiyallaho anho) died.
Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallaho anho) went to Hadhrat Usman (Radhiyallaho anho) and offered Hadhrat Hafsah (Radhiyallaho anho’s) hand to him.
He declined by saying, “I have no mind to marry for the present.” Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallaho anho) complained of this to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam).
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) said: “I tell you of a husband for Hafsah better than Usman and of a wife for Usman better than Hafsah.”
He then took Hadhrat Hafsah (Radhiyallaho anha) as (next wife, and gave his own daughter Hadhrat Umme Kulsum (Radhiyallaho anha) in marriage to Hadhrat Usman (Radhiyallaho anho). Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radhiyallaho anho) later said to Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallaho anho):
“When you offered Hafsah’s hand to me, I kept quiet as the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) had expressed to me his intention of marrying her. I could neither accept your offer nor disclose the Prophet Mohammad’s (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) secret to you. I, therefore, kept quiet. If the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) had changed his mind, I would have gladly married her.”
Hadhrat Umar (Radhiyallaho anho) says: “Abu Bakr’s silence over the offer was in fact more shocking to me than ‘Usman’s rejection.”
Hadhrat Hafsah (Radhiyallaho anha) was a very pious woman, and very much devoted to Salaat. She would often fast during the day and spend the night in prayers. Once the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) , for some reason, was displeased with Hafsah and even pronounced the first divorce to her. ‘Hadhrat Umar (Radhlyallaho anho) was naturally very much shocked over this. Jibraeel Alayhis came to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) and said: “Allah wants you to take Hafsah back, as she is fasting often and spending her nights in Salaat, and also Allah wants it for Hadhrat Umar’s (Radhiyallaho anho) sake.”
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) therefore took her back. She died in Jamadil oola, 45 A. H., at the age of 63.
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Hadhrat Zainab (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the next to be married to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) . There are divergent reports about her previous husbands. According to one report she was first married to Hadhrat Abdullah bin Jahsh (Radhiyallaho anho) who was killed in Uhud, as we have already seen in his story in chapter VII. According to another report, she was first married to Tufail ibnul al Harith and when divorced by him was remarried to his brother Ubaidah ibnul Harith, who was killed in Badr. The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) married her in Ramadan, 3 A.H. She lived with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) for eight months only, as she died in Rabi-ul-Akhir, 4 A.H.
Hadhrat Zainab and Hadhrat Khadijah (Radhiyallaho anha) are the two wives of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) who died during his life time. All the other wives lived on after him and died later. Hadhrat Zainab (Radhiyallaho anha) spent very liberally on the poor, and was ul Masakin’ (mother of the poor) even before Islam.
After her death, the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) married Hadhrat Umme Salmah (Radhiyallaho anha).
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Hadhrat Umme Salamah (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the daughter of Hadhrat Abu Ummayyah (Radhiyallaho anhu). She was first married to her cousin Hadhrat bin Abdul Asad known as Abu Salamah (Radhiyallaho anhu). The couple embraced Islam in the very beginning and emigrated to Abyssinia, due to the persecutions of Qureysh. A son was born to them in exile, who was named Salamah. After returning from Abyssinia, the family emigrated to Madinah. Hadhrat Umme Salamah’s (Radhiyallaho anha) story about her journey to Madinah, has been already given in the early part of the chapter. After reaching Madinah, Hadhrat Umme Salmah (Rad laho anha) got another son ‘Umar and two daughters Durrah and Zainab (Radhiyallaho anhum).
Hadhrat Abu Salamah (Radhiyallaho anho) was the eleventh man to embrace Islam. He participated in the battle of Badr as well as in Uhud. He got a severe wound in Uhud, which did not heal for a long time. He was sent by the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) in an expedition in Safar, 4 A. H.
When he returned from the expedition, the old wound again started giving trouble and at last he died of the same on 8th Jamadil-Akhir, 4 A. H. Hadhrat Umme Salamah (Rad, laho anha) was pregnant at the time. Zainab was born to her after the death of her husband. After she had completed her Iddat (waiting period), Hadhrat Abu Bakr (Radlaho anho) proposed to marry her, but she declined.
Later, the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) offered to marry her. She said: “O, Prophet of Allah! I have quite a few children with me and I am very sensitive by nature. Moreover, a people are in Mecca, and their permission for getting remarried is necessary.”
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) said: “Allah will look after your children and your sensitiveness will vanish in due course. None of people will dislike the proposed marriage”.
She then asked her (eldest) son Hadhrat Salamah (Radhiyallaho anho) to serve as her guardian and give her in marriage to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) She was married in the end of Shawwal, 4 A. H. She says: “I had heard from the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) that a person struck with a calamity should recite this prayer:
“O, Allah! Recompense me for this affliction by giving me something better than what I have lost: then Allah would accept his prayer.” I had been reciting this prayer since the death of Hadhrat Abu Salamah (Radhiyallaho anho), but I could not imagine a husband better than he, till Allah arranged my marriage with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) .” Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha) says:
“Umme Salamah (Radhiyallaho anha) was famous for her beauty. Once I contrived to see her. I found her much more beautiful than I had heard. I mentioned this to Hafsah who said. “In my opinion, she is not as beautiful as people say.” She was the last of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) wives to die. It was in 59 or 62 A. H. She was 84 at the time of her death, and as such she was born 9 years before Nubuwwat.
As already been said, the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) married her after the death of Hadhrat Zainab Khuzaimah (Radhiyallaho anha). She therefore lived in Hadhrat Zainab’s (Radhiyallaho anha) house. She found a had-mill, a kettle and some barley in an earthen jar, lying in the house. She milled some barley and after putting some fat cooked a preparation, which she served to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) on the very first day of her marriage with him.
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Hadhrat Zainab bint Jahsh (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the Prophet Mohammad’s (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) cousin. She was first given in marriage by the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) to his adopted son Hadhrat Zaid bin Harithah (Radhiyallaho anho). When Hadhrat Zaid (Radhiyallaho anho) divorced her, she was married to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) by command of Allah, as mentioned in Surah Al Ahzab. This took place in 5 A.H., at that time she was 35. She was therefore born 17 years before Nubuwwat. She was always proud of the fact that, the other wives while all the other wives were given in marriage to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) by their guardians, it was Allah Himself Who did this for her.
When Hadhrat Zaid (Radhiyallaho anho) divorced her and she had completed her Iddat, the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) sent the proposal to her. She said: “I cannot say anything until I have consulted my Allah.” She performed Wudhu, said two rakaat of Salaat, and prayed to Allah: “O, Allah! Thy Prophet proposes to marry me. If I am fit for the honor, then give me in his marriage.”
Allah answered her prayer by revealing the following verse to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) :
“So when Zaid had performed the necessary formality (of divorce) from her, we gave her unto thee in marriage, so that (henceforth) there may be no sin for believers in respect of the wives of their adopted sons, when the latter have performed the necessary formality (of release) from them. The Commandment of Allah must be fulfilled.” (XXXIII:37)
When she received the good news about this revelation, she prostrated before Allah in thanksgiving. Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) arranged a big feast of Walimah for this marriage. A goat was slaughtered and mutton-curry with bread was served to the guests. People came in groups, and were served till all of them were fed.
Hadhrat Zainab (Radhiyallaho anha) had a very large heart for spending in the way of Allah. She earned by working with her hands and spent all “her earnings in charity. It was about her that the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) prophesied:
“My wife with long hands will be the first to meet me after my death.” The wives took this to mean the physical length of arms and began to measure their hands with a stick. The hands of Hadhrat Saudah (Radhiyallaho anha) came out to be the longest by measurement. But when Hadhrat Zainab (Radhiyallaho anha) died first, the meaning of the metaphor used by the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) dawned upon them. She fasted very often. She died in 20 and ‘Umar (Radhiyallaho anho) led the funeral service. She fifty at the time of her death.
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Hadhrat Juwairiah (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the daughter of Harith, the chief of Banu Mustaliq and was married to Musafe’ bin Safwan.
She was one of the large number of captives who fell into Muslim hands after the battle of Muraisee’, and she was given to Hadhrat Thabit bin Qais (Radhiyallaho anho). He offered to release her for 360 Dirhams. She came to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) and said: “O, Prophet of Allah! I am the daughter of Harith who is the chief of the, and you know my story. The ransom demanded by Hadhrat Thabit (Radhiyallaho anh) is too much for me. I have come to seek your help in the matter.”
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) agreed to pay her ransom, set her free, and offered to take her as his wife. She was very glad to accept this offer. She was married to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) in 5 A.H. and as a consequence of this marriage, the prisoners of Banu Mustaliq (Juwairiah’s tribe), about a hundred families, were all set free by the Muslims.
“The tribe which so honoured by the Prophet Mohammad’s (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) relationship,” they said, “should not remain in slavery.” Such were the noble expediences in all the marriages of the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) . Hadhrat Juwairiah (Radhiyallaho anha) was pretty, her face was very attractive. Three days before her falling captive in the battle, she had seen in her dream the moon coming out from Madinah and falling into her lap. She says:
“When I was captured, I began to hope that my dream would come true.” She was 20 at time of her marriage with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) . She died in Rabi-ul-Awwal, 50 A.H., in Madinah at the age of 65.
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Hadhrat Umme Habibah (Radhiyallaho anha) was the daughter of Abu Sufyan, and was first married to Ubaidullah bin Jahsh in Mecca. The couple embraced Islam, and then emigrated to Abyssinia due to persecution by the Qureysh. One night she saw her husband (in a dream) in the most ugly and obnoxious form. The next day she came to know that he had turned Christian. She, however, remained a Muslim and was therefore separated from him. She was now all alone in exile. But Allah soon recompensed her loss. The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) sent her an offer of marriage through the King Negus, who sent a woman named Abrahah to her with the message. She was so happy with the good news that she made over the bracelets and other jewellery that she was wearing to the woman in gratification.
King Negus represented the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) Nikah ceremony, and gave her 400 dinars as her portion and many other things in dowry from himself.
He also gave a feast and dinars as gift to all those who were present in the ceremony. The Negus then dispatched her to Madinah, with her dowry and other gifts such as perfume, etc. This marriage took place in 7 A. H. (Her father was not a Muslim then). She most probably died in 44 A.H.
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Hadhrat Safiyyah (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the daughter of Hayi, Who was a descendant of Hadhrat Harun (Alaihis salaam) the brother of Moosa (Alaihis salaam). She was first married to Salam bin Mishkam and then to Kinallah bin Abi Huqaiq at the time of Khevbar. Kinallah was killed in the battle and she was captured by the Muslims. Hadhrat Dahya Kalbi (Radhiyallaho anha) requested for a maid, and the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) made her over to him. At this, the other Sahabah approached the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) and said:
“O, Prophet of Allah! Ballu Nazir and Banu Quraizah (the Jewish tribes of Madinah) will feel offended to see the daughter of a Jewish chief working as a maid. We therefore suggest that she may be taken as your own wife.”
The Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) paid a reasonable sum of money to Hadhrat Dahya (Radhiyallaho allho) as ransom, and said to Safiyyah: “You are now free; if you like you can go back to your tribe or can be my wife.”
She said: “I longed to be with you while I was a Jew. How can I leave you now, when I am a Muslim?”
This is probably a reference to the fact that she once saw in her dream a portion of the moon falling into her lap. When she mentioned her dream to Kinanah, he smote her face so severely that she developed a mark on her eye. He said: “You seem to be desiring to become the wife of the King of Madinah.”
Her father is also reported to have treated her similarly when she related the same or similar dream to him. She again saw (in her dream) the sun lying on her breast. When she mentioned this to her husband, he remarked:
“You seem to be wishing to become the Queen of Madinah.” She says: “I was seventeen when I was married to the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) .
She came to live with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) when he was camping at the first stage from Khaiber. Next morning, he said to the Sahabah: “Let everybody bring whatever he has got to eat.”
They brought their own dates, cheese, butter, etc. A long leather sheet was spread and all sat round it to share the food among themselves. This was the Walimah for the marriage.
She died in Ramadan, 50 A. H., when she was about 60.
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Hadhrat Maimoonah (Radhiyallaho anha)
She was the daughter of Harith bin Hazan. Her original name was Barrah but she was later renamed Maimoonah by the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) . She was first married to Abu Rahim bin Abdul Uzza. According to some reports, she was married twice before she became Ummul Mominin. She had been widowed lately when the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) married her at Saraf, a place lying on his journey to Mecca for ‘Umrah in Zul Qa’dah 7 A.H. He had intended to start living with her when in Mecca after performing ‘Umrah but, as Qureysh did not allow him to enter Mecca, he called her over to him in the same place on his return journey. Many years later she died and was buried exactly at the same place in 51 A. H. (when she was 81).
This is a strange coincidence that at a certain place during one Journey she is married, at the same place on the return journey she starts living with the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) and at the very place during another journey she dies and is buried.
Hadhrat Aishah (Radhiyallaho anha) says: “Maimoonah was the most pious, and the most mindful of her kith and kin, among the Prophet Mohammad’s (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) wives.”
Hadhrat Yazid bin Asam (Radhiyallaho anha) says: “She was seen either engaged in Salaat or in domestic work. When she was doing neither, she was busy in Miswak.” She was the last woman to be married by the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) . Certain Muhaddithin have, however, mentioned one or two other marriages contracted by the Prophet Mohammad (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) .
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If you visualize a normal brain to be similar to a full deck of cards, this means that males are born a few cards short, so to speak. And some of their cards are in their shorts. This difference between the male and female brain manifests itself in various ways. Little girls will tend to play things like house or learn to read. Little boys, however, will tend to do things like placing a bucket over their heads and running into walls. Little girls will think about doing things before taking any action. Little boys will just punch or kick something and will look surprised if someone asks them why they just punched their little brother who was half asleep and looking the other way. This basic cognitive difference continues to grow until puberty, when the hormones kick into action and the trouble really begins.
After puberty, not only the size of the male and female brain differs, but the centre of thought also differs. Women think with their heads. Male thoughts often originate lower in their bodies where their ex-brain cells reside. Of course, the size of this problem varies from man to man. In some men only a small number of brain cells migrate and they are left with nearly full mental capacity but they tend to be rather dull, sexually speaking. Such men are known in medical terms as 'computer programmers.' Other men suffer larger brain cell relocation. These men are medically referred to as 'normal.' A small number of men suffer massive brain cell migration to their groins. These men are usually referred to as...'rugby players.'
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I’ve got a� whole littany of bathroom pet peeves. In fact, I’ve written an entire post� on poop etiquette. Consider this an� epilogue, for I could not possibly sum up my philosophy on bathroom habits in a few� trite paragraphs.
Guys, I know you� will probably not� relate to anything I am about to say, because most of you will poop anywhere and in front of anyone. This is something you take great pride in, along with the color,� texture and size of your kill. You’d� take a duke� in the reflecting pool of the Washington Monument if it meant three of your homies could be there to witness its girth.
Girls, on the other hand, we have issues about pooping in public. On those rare occasions when we are forced, either by nature or circumstance, to do so, the healing process can take weeks. In fact, we have been� known to quit talking to, if not altogether avoid,� people that we’ve pooped in front of.� I sometimes wonder if this isn’t what caused the rift between Madonna and Courtney Love. We may never know.
Now we all poop, and we all know that we all poop. But nevertheless, on any given day, you will find me holed up in the handicap bathroom stall (i.e. the crapping condo), waiting for some dumb ass to leave so I can get on with getting on. These lurkers� wash their hands, fluff their hair and cook� up skillets of corned beef hash,� knowing damn well that� I� am� sitting not ten feet away, quivering and shaking as every inch of my being denies what is the most natural of body functions.� I grit� my teeth and rock back and forth, hoping that something — anything — will swoop down and pluck this interloper out of� my midst� so� I can get to steppin.’
Through the cracks in the stall,� I can see the woman lingering. Oh good god. Hurry the fuck up! Dry your hands. Throw away the paper towels. Now head towards the door. No! No no no! Do NOT under any circumstances re-tuck your shirt. At this point, I’m beginning to re-think my modesty. Why put myself through this? Let’s just get on with the show. But by now, I’ve been damming up the flood waters for so long, that� a supernatural� amount of gas has accumulated. It seeems nature is one powerful bitch. Suddenly, the Grand Canyon doesn’t seem so impressive. Let a little pressure build up, and you’ve got yourself� the� eighth� world wonder.
As I ponder the magnificence that is my lower g.i.,� she leaves.� No sooner does the door click shut then BLAMMO! An unholy sound emanates from below as a poop the size of a Labrador� snakes out of my back end. Mission Control, I think we’ve blown an o-ring.
But that’s neither here nor there, for� at this moment, I feel the cool waters splashing up against my withers. Now you all know the extreme comfort that one experiences after Elvis leaves the building. Some have visions. Others hear choruses of angels. Me, I feel this sweet white wave of comfort. It embraces me like a forgiven child. In the immortal words of Steven Tyler, I could stay in this moment forever, that is, if it weren’t for the pressing need to deliver� the requisite� mercy flush.
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Posted on August 21, 2006 Author untitledCategories untitledTags poop, poop-etiquette
9 thoughts on “Female poop etiquette #2”
V-Grrrl says:
August 21, 2006 at 11:41 am
Sheesh Untitled, after reading all that I feel like I should light a cigarette….
Derek says:
August 21, 2006 at 11:57 am
Bravo! I travel all over the world, and I can literally name the airport and stall coordinates that I consider to be qualified to recieve the most immediate gift. I have braved colon busting cramps for hours over the Atlantic, waiting for my favorite stall at Frankfurt. I have skipped the poor options for evacuation at Narita for the palatial possibilities at Changi in Singapore. Bejing in a pinch (no pun intended) but a double thumbs up for Hong Kong! The bathroom lurker is a psychologists dream…. who, in possession of their senses, would spend one more minute than actually necessary to primp and readjust in a public toilet? The dammed I say, the dammed…
Jordan T. Cox says:
August 21, 2006 at 1:11 pm
I whole heartedly agree that the lurker is an odd phenomenon. What’s even more strange is when guys do it. I still have no idea what causes a boy wearing pants twelve sizes too big for him and a shirt he could swim in to want to primp himself to the degree that I wish to scream out, “Get the hell out of here already!”.
My other annoying bathroom character, is the idiot who chooses the urinal/stall right next to you despite there being one available fifty feet apart and anywhere in between. Who in their right mind CHOOSES to do their duties in as close proximity to another as possible? I’ve stopped using urinals altogether for that reason. Without fail, whenever I think “Ah, convenience you trump reason…” and start to use one… some bloke meanders in and sets up shop right next to me. Argh! I just wanted to do this in peace!
Melissa Petri says:
August 21, 2006 at 2:19 pm
After having lived in Germany for the past 7 years, I can now say that I not “anal retentive” in public toilets anymore. haha. You will be surprised at the number of people who are not ashamed to do that here. Heck, they even smoke. You’ll find that almost all public toilets even have ashtrays!!! hahaha
TriptikGirl says:
August 21, 2006 at 2:20 pm
OMG! You’ve encapsulated my experiences exactly!
There have been times I’ve actually wanted to call out, “Please leave so I can shit!”
But of course, that raises the embarassment factor another few degrees…
over some time, my body has adjusted and will hold out right until I’m pulling into my driveway, and then it’s a mad dash to the privacy of my own commode… *blissful sigh*
Flubberwinkle says:
August 21, 2006 at 2:41 pm
Once gain you nailed the poop issues.
I. Just. Can’t. Poop. in public toilets. I have trained my bowels to obey my barks “stop stirring! I command you”, “wait for IT (like until we get home)”. So far they haven’t disappointed me (good job guys!)
Everyone in my family (ever since I was child) knows I can hold it in for the looooooongest time and well, then… the bathroom at home is mine, mine alone, for several days. And NOT a pleasant place. Oh! The Relief!
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Not everyone is cut out to be an artist, but everyone is capable of depicting a personal perspective through imagery. One might not call all of it art, but we will leave the eternal “what is art?” question for another blog post. Not everyone is willing to lead a life where you spend a lot of time perfecting your skills, and shaping your personal language in order that it may communicate and mean something to others. Let alone having no guaranty that it will ever be recognised, understood or given any value during your lifetime. Every long term artist I know has continuously swung between the purpose and pointlessness of their chosen task. It takes commitment, discipline, confidence and courage to keep believing in yourself and what you do. There are few occasions when you get real confirmation of your work’s worth in the world. There have been a countless number of times when finishing a painting that I have felt my work to be completely irrelevant and futile whilst other people are out saving lives. But that is where the comparison games are pointless.
If we all tried to do and be as others do and are, we would actually offer very little because we would not be giving anything of ourselves. For an artist, it is this process of finding what it is one personally has to express and refining one’s own way in which to express it that really matters. This is why all the work that goes unnoticed, that builds up towards a final outcome is so important (see previous post on the value of what is often unseen). This is also why many artists today can become addicted to the instantaneous validation that comes with posting their work up on social media. Who these people are who “follow, like and comment”, the actual value of their opinions and judgement and whether it will ever lead to anything more than a virtual “like” most often remains uncertain. But for that short moment, one can finally feel less alone because someone is noticing and even sometimes engaging with what you would otherwise be doing in complete isolation. It can often be a double edged sword though, because the need for instantaneous gratification goes both ways. Your “followers” also expect that you will be instantaneous in your response, providing them with more content to peruse and critique. And the pressure to post a piece of art before it really resembles anything and leave it exposed for public validation can become far more lonesome and disorientating than spending the time alone in one’s studio in front of an empty page or white canvas. Artists need moments of “losing themselves” in thoughts, pages, colours or moments of time in order to come close to producing anything authentic. It can become a wasteful and destructive cycle if, in order to avoid the angst of uncertainty and to overcome isolation, one needs validation from total strangers in order to feel that what one is doing is of any worth.
The craze of being connected on social media has created a situation where we can make something out nothing or make nothing out of something. Having social media platforms so readily accessible through smartphone use has created a culture driven by the need for instant gratification and “likes”. I create a lot of my work without any clear idea of what the point is other than to simply produce an image to represent an idea, sentiment or subject from a personal perspective. It requires working through until that clarity of expression is reached. It demands trusting, without guaranty, that there is a point to the process and that at some point it will make sense and resonate with others. To not post photos or be in some way visible on the internet today would be counterproductive to sales and exposure of one’s work. There is no sound reason to go against the way in which the art world has evolved and progressed. The trick is to find the balance between using virtual platforms in whichever way suits you and not letting oneself be used by them. Valuable information can be gathered through following how ones’ own and other artists’ posts trend on various platforms. Certain apps allow us to waste less time following and mapping those trends. Those apps, though possibly less “fun” and of the ego-massaging variety, give real feedback based on collected figures and statistics rather than personal preference. As both fact-based statistics and personal preference are important factors in determining the value of art, it can be useful to keep an eye on both – but not let either define the worth of your work.
The fact that artists can today post photos of their work on the internet, at any stage of its development, and get attention through virtual critique is a mixed blessing. For many, the instantaneous aspect to it all brings the pressure to make every step in the creative process appear as a work of art. It is easy in today’s culture of snapping photos and uploading everything to social media, to destroy the necessary privacy of this time. It is like giving people a taste of a cake before it is fully baked and divulging what all the ingredients are before you let them taste it for themselves. Making your own way and remaining authentic within a world where imagery is today in such abundance demands times of uninfluenced contemplation and lack of external stimulation more than ever. It is why I remind myself - and encourage other artists - to get off your phone and get into your studio.
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Firstly, the rabbit went to the riverbank. His feet cannot reach the bottom of the river. He made the effort to use his feet to paddled in the river. He reached the other side in the end. He has overcome his difficulties even though he has short legs. Secondly, the cow tried to cross the river. His legs can reach about 1-2 metres off the bottom of the river. When he meets the deep water, he made the effort and paddled until he reached the other side.
Finally, the last one to cross the river is the elephant. He can walk easily all the way through the river. Because he has a huge body and his feet reached the riverbed.
The wisdom of disciples and the followers is small just like the rabbits they cannot reach to the riverbed.
The wisdom of *Pacceka-buddhas is deep like the cow’s legs which can touch only some places of the riverbed.
*Pacceka-buddhas is a Buddha who has won enlightenment by himself but does not teach others. The wisdom of the Lord Buddha who can attain the noble truth (Ariyasacca) is similar to the elephant’s legs who can walk on the riverbed from one side to the other.
These three animals cross the river successfully in the end in their own way. The wisdom of disciples and followers is low but they can still achieve their goals. They will understand the noble truth (Ariyasacca) but not as deep as Paccekabuddha and the Lord Buddha.
If you desire to have the deeply insighted wisdom of the Lord Buddha, you have to cultivate the 30 supreme perfections (*Pāramī).
*Pāramī is qualities to be perfect or Dasa-Pāramī.
Charity
Morality
Renunciation
Understanding
Endeavor
Endurance
Truthfulness
Self-determination
Loving-kindness
Equanimity to praise and blame.
If you desire to know as Paccekabuddha, you have to complete just a half of the Pāramī, i.e. like the cow crossing the river. If you desire just to be able to understand the noble truth, cultivate your wisdom as disciples, i.e. like the rabbit crossing the river.
Breathing mindfully feeds your mind and body. It makes you calm, relieve you from restlessness, greed, anger and delusions. Just be mindful and observe “rising and falling” of your abdomen. This creates a conscious state of mind and mindfulness. This means you are not obsessed by defilements. Your mind is free and independent.
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The beauty of a festival like The Asian Film Festival of Dallas is that since I'm not as well as versed in the Asian cinema culture, I know I can just randomly go into a movie without any preconceived notion. Imagine my surprise when I walked into an this Korean crime drama. What really interested me was the subject matter of the informants in the Korean police's payroll, and the morality of their lifestyle and choices. What followed was a very enjoyable, albeit not groundbreaking, crime story that has a lot of great, tense moments.
The story starts of with Detective Don Lee (Cheung) ordering an unsuccessful sting operation on a drug deal being spied on by his informant. Even though the drug dealer they were trying to apprehend gets away, and his informant is viciously murdered, Detective Lee gets Head Inspector and a year later, must enlist another informant, this time in the form of recently released inmate Ghost Jr. (Tse) one of the "criminals with a heart of gold" types, to help with a jewelry thief that just arrived in town.
The highlight of the movie for me was the subtleties of the character, Lee. His character is deeply troubled in the year since his last operation, which is something that slowly unfolds throughout the movie. There's a very interesting scene where he is teaching other detectives on how to use informants and lays down the ground rules, and just like with all "movie rules", he slowly breaks them in his partnership with Ghost Jr.
As the story of Ghost Jr.'s infiltration of the gang continues, you see how much danger he gets put in by way of Detective Lee's actions. When the police begins to trail Barbarian, the ringleader of the gang, the whole gang gets searched and tensions run high, and during these scenes is when you see Cheung's acting abilities shine. When in the presence of other gang members, he's so quiet, he mostly acts with his eyes, and it's very impressive.
When the story kicks into high gear, there are some well shot action and chase scenes throughout the slums. I know it's cliche, but I always enjoy seeing action scenes and fights where there's not a .0001 cut, and I can tell what is going on.
If there's a place where the story falters somewhat is in its somewhat formulaic turns. Things like the developing romance between Ghost Jr. and Barbarian's girl, Dee, to the way things pan out towards the end of the movie. And even with that, it was a very good version of a crime drama that you might have seen before. I'd hate to compare it to INTERNAL AFFAIRS or THE DEPARTED, be this movie is more interesting at times, but it's similar because of the fact that it is more of a character study than just a thriller.
Overall, I'd highly recommend this for any fans of cop dramas, heist movies or just a damn fine movie.
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A monocausal white nationalist has iteratively accused me of “making excuses for the jews” and still worse: he has raised questions that I could probably “be a crypto-jew.”
The charge is so crazy that I would like to respond by means of a personal vignette.
A few months ago I caught an extremely nasty flu. So nasty in fact that my doctor mandated some X-ray photographs checking up for sinusitis (never in my life I had been asked to do radiographs for the symptoms of a flu).
The diagnosis of my doctor was a common viral flu complicated by a secondary infection of streptococcus, a bacteria. While my body’s immune system took charge of the viruses after a week or so, the doc’s treatment focused in killing off the bacteria through fair doses of a pretty strong antibiotic. That is to say: although the primary etiology of my disease was viral, what was knocking me out was a secondary, bacterial infection; and the whole purpose of the antibiotic treatment was to kill every single bacterial pathogen that was irritating my throat so intensely.
Now imagine that another physician, a “monocausal” quack that disbelieves the existence of viruses as the primary etiology of complicated flus, declared that my doctor is “making excuses for the bacteria” even though his treatment meant a “final solution” to the streptococcus problem. Still worse: imagine that the quack doctor imagines that my family’s physician may be a bug himself because that’s the only way the quack can conceive that our physician is unwilling to blame the bacteria as the single cause for the disease!
Silly and crazy as it may seem, that’s exactly how this monocausal nationalist reasons about me. The fact that I postulate the existence of a primary, viral infection of white decline is enough to consider me a bacterial bug! It doesn’t matter the least bit that I promote final solutions to the bacteria or kike problem (see: here) as the way to regain our health. The sole postulating the existence of flu viruses as the primary etiology is enough for this man to see the physician that mandates killing the bacteria as a bacteria himself!
Isn’t it incredible how silly single-causers can be?
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Update of September 2014
Good grief! The „quack doc“ (Tanstaafl or simply Tan) is now calling me „parasite-apologist Chechar“. I don’t even want to link here where he wrote that to avoid further paranoia from him. Suffice it to say that it is on a comment thread at his blogsite, Age of Treason, on the 3rd of this month.
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Update of February 2015
Tan is now saying: “You’re [Franklin Ryckaert] pushing Chechar’s psychoanalytic ‘monocausalism’ meme, basically another name for “anti-semitism”. Fuck off.
Just for the record, it’s the second time this guy insults Ryckaert for not subscribing the quack hypothesis (elsewhere he called him „piece of shit“).
______ 卐 ______
Update of May 2015:
Today, a fan of Tan’s blog stated: „The Occidental Observer blog is just another blog that promotes the jewish strategy that whites are to blame for their own extinction,“ and also mentioned my name (source: comments section on the article „Fear and Loathing and Treason – Part 2”).
Greg Johnson joins the discussion at Tan’s blog:
I would like to offer a counter-accusation: simple-mindedness or monomania or oversimplification. I think it is more important for Tan to simply “accuse the Jews” in this little corner of the internet than to actually fix the Jewish problem, which requires, first of all, that we fully understand it.
Johnson also said:
The “you just want to blame everything on the Jews” meme comes from observing people like Tan and Helvena. It names a perverse and irrational mindset — based on the arguments given on this site — that seeks to reduce the causes of white decline to (1) Jewish aggression and (2) white treason, and labels attempts to explain white susceptibility to Jewish subversion as intellectually dishonest, chiefly as an attempt to exculpate Jews and blame whites. There are two main false premises here:
1. The idea that either Jews or whites but not both are the cause of our problems
2. The idea that explaining psychological mechanisms for behavior is the same as the blame/exculpation game
This sort of monomania is irrational because it is based on faulty reasoning and probably some psychological naivete. It is perverse because it actually weakens our team and strengthens the enemy.
Later Johnson also said:
The inconsistency you spot is in Tan’s position, since he in the same thread will argue as if “It is either whites or Jews but not both” and then grant that some whites do work against our ethnic interests, but then claims they are merely traitors working for the Jews. The real position he wants to argue, but does not state clearly, is that: “There are no whites who are in good faith — i.e., because they think it is the right thing to do — working against the genetic interests of our people.” That proposition is false.
And later:
What is missing or wrong here is that I see reason to believe that the white predicament can be explained fully by: (1) Jews, (2) white traitors working for the Jews, and now (3) sincere whites who believe in a Jew-defined, Jew-centric morality. All roads lead to the Jews with you.
But don’t you wonder what is it about whites that make us susceptible to this? Your answer to that question, in one form or another, is simply to repeat: Jewish subversion. But the question remains, what makes us susceptible?
And later:
Tan, I have chosen to overlook your insults and increasingly emotive and obnoxious tone, because I think there is a real issue here worth discussing, and I think we are actually making progress.
And later:
Then there is your breath-taking assertion that my position is the same as Jared Taylor’s and that it amounts to the view that whites are genetically programmed for self-destruction. One form of lying is to present hunches or hypotheses as facts. You do that all the time (while being hair triggered with charges of intellectual dishonesty). In fact, I do not believe that whites are genetically programmed for self-destruction. I daresay you have not inquired about my views on these matters at all, so you are in no position to summarize them or equate them with Taylor’s views. So why do you say things that you cannot know to be true as if you have knowledge? Why can’t you just deal with the issues?
As far as I have seen, you have never squarely taken on the question of white vulnerability. You just evade it, attack straw men, and resort to insults. That is a sign of intellectual weakness, not strength.
I guess it is some consolation to me that I end in good company: along with Kevin MacDonald and Wilmot Robertson, I have been weighed and found wanting in intellectual honesty and rigor by the Great Tanstaafl.
And later:
Tan, you have spent far too much time trolling the internet. You are good at it, and therein lies the problem. Because trolling and grandstanding before imagined audiences of adoring dullards is too low a bar. You don’t have the logical tools or patience or ethical commitment needed to get to the truth. You just have simplistic talking/trolling points, which you defend with sophistries. It isn’t good enough.
And finally:
Why do I argue with you, Tan? Because ideas have consequences, and bad ideas have bad consequences. Beyond that, it is important for me to understand the many perverse and self-defeating mindsets that handicap our side, and you and your amen corner here are an interesting study.
(Of Tan’s responses I’ll include only his phrase: “You should go now. You’ve got a war on White catladies to fight.” Greg’s last, sardonic comment was: „OK Tan, I quit. For what it is worth, you are the smartest guy in this room.“ See also my article „On Carolyn and Tan.“)
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Update of December 2015
At The Right Stuff Johnson commented:
My point is that Tanstaafl is quite open about harming his own ethnic genetic interests [he places the ethnostate above his children and half-Jew wife] because of his commitment to the ideology of White Nationalism, but he is dismissive of the idea that other white people might have any innate propensity to this kind of behavior, i.e., sacrificing their children on the altar of ideology. He seems to want to hold that Jews are either forcing such behavior upon us, or bribing our leaders to force it upon us. But he thinks the idea that ordinary white people might have a pre-existing propensity to this sort of behavior is just a plot to blame whitey and excuse the Jews.
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Update of 2016
Greg has replied to a comment by Andrew Anglin thus:
Kevin MacDonald published his four path-breaking volumes on the Jewish question and started The Occidental Observer. During that same period, The Occidental Quarterly was founded, which has published MacDonald for years and is now under his editorship. Thus whatever occult power of suppressing discussion of the JQ that you suppose he wields, it clearly was not operative then. So what has changed? Has MacDonald stopped writing about the Jews? A quick look at TOO shows this is not the case. The only thing that has changed is that MacDonald’s theoretical work now focuses on whites. What has made us so susceptible to Jewish manipulation and takeover? Good questions that you think we would want to answer, in order to inoculate ourselves against Jewish subversion.
Unfortunately, a couple of paranoid cranks, Tanstaafl of Age of Treason, and Raven Gatto, who is primarily a Facebook presence, have been promoting the truly nutty idea that MacDonald has now stopped blaming the Jews and is now blaming whites (as if both parties cannot play a role in the current mess), and that MacDonald’s shift in emphasis is due to the evil influences of people like Paul Gottfried, Colin Liddell, and little old me. These paranoid notions are carried into your discussion forum by memetic plague rats such as Cledun (a guy who bats 1000 in picking literally insane mentors), and I think your own thinking has been infected as well.
______ 卐 ______
Update of 30 July 2017:
The Great Tanstaafl said today: „Chechar is in essence a psychoanalyst. My guess is it’s because he’s a crypto“ in the comments section of his today’s post „The White Race and its Discontents“ (which I won’t link here).
Just imagine my dear readers: I have published two thick autobiographical books in Spanish, that I started in 1988. Anybody that knows my family in Mexico City knows that my ancestry is 100% Catholic for generations on both sides.
For the record I have written a whole book in Spanish debunking psychiatry and psychoanalysis. But Tan labels me once more „in essence a psychoanalyst.“
Final thoughts
Tan and the commenters at Age of Treason are trapped in a monological belief system: a system in which white decline is only caused by Jews no matter what information they get. This group commits “the fundamental attribution error”: a tendency to assign a mono-cause to a problem rather than focusing on the context—situational causes that are harder to grasp. (Conspiracy theorists do exactly the same with their minds.)
Their methodology also exemplifies “conformation bias”. Tan and his amen crowd simply ignore evidence contrary to their pet theory. They are so overwhelmed by their POV that sometimes these guys even interpret an attack on their research model as an attack on themselves.
With such a quack mentality civil discussion with real doctors who want to solve the JP is impossible.
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I first heard of this book when my mentor-priest, back when I was still having my master's course work talked about this in our research class. The author, Eric Weiner went around the world finding the happiest place on Earth, negotiating and emerging himself with different cultures to understand and to get the gist of the many perspectives of happiness.
OK, I won't talk about the research methodology, moreso the academic merits of how this book came to be and what methodology the researchers used to measure happiness. Or can happiness really be measured? I'll leave that to those who eat statistics for breakfast.
It's been a while since I read a book where I spit my coffee on it, dropped muffin crumble on it, write on it and most of all chuckle like crazy and look around sensing someone might be looking at me. This book just made me do all them without inhibitions. If you want a past time looking like crazy, well, in a witty way, I suggest you get a copy of this book.
I've read a lot of literature about Bhutan and how their King has made Happiness a National Policy, but Eric's narrative describing this place made me realize, my God I should be moving now and find that Shangri-La everyone has been longing and hope I won’t be missing to see and to be. In this account Weiner described Bhutan to be ... A place of eternal peace where monks meditate, poets muse, and everyone lives impossibly long and satisfying lives. I've read and I've seen a fair number of documentaries about Bhutan, but it’s only this book that made me settle and say, wow, maybe I can die here.
Another place he visited was Iceland. He described happiness here as failure. In a world where one is always measured not by his or her failures but by his or her success, I'm thinking I should spend the remaining years of my life in Iceland - I care less if I'll toil for six months in the dark, at least here, I'm free to fail and free to try again.
This is one of my good reads this month, a spirit lifter, a witty pastime following the life of a dying coffee magnate in that book 'The Coffee Story'.
If you're looking for a good travel book to keep you company, grab a copy of this book. It's a real witty read. Trust me, you'll thank me for this.
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Bring home a friend to the Philippines Davao Launch + Mechanics
November 16, 2017
THE Department of Tourism (DOT) brings back “Bring Home A Friend” (BHAF) To The Philippines program to boost up foreign arrivals this coming Christmas and Summer season. This program aims to encourage Filipinos around the world to invite their foreign friends to come and visit the Philippines.
Under the new and enhanced BHAF program, Filipino sponsors, who either reside in the country or overseas, have the opportunity to win big prizes from Oct. 15, 2017 to April 15, 2018.
For those who will sponsor a friend to come home you will have a chance to win the following major prizes; First Prize: Megaworld’s Eastwood Le Grand condominium unit; Second Prize: a brand new Toyota Vios. Third Prize: A Duty Free gift certificate worth P200,000.
And for the invitees: First Prize: Two round trip international business class tickets + two roundtrip domestic tickets to Palawan + 6-day/5night stay at El Nido Hotel and Resort. Second Prize: Two round trip international premium economy class tickets + two roundtrip domestic tickets to Cebu + 5day/4-night stay at Jpark Island Resort and Waterpark in Cebu. Third Prize: Two round trip international premium economy class tickets + two round trip domestic tickets to Davao + 5-day/4-night stay at Pearl Farm Beach Resort.
In Davao City, the launch was held at Pearl Farm Marina on November 13. Present during the launch was DOT Regional Director, Roberto Alabado, DOT Assistant Secretary, Eden David and other major tourism stakeholders of the city.
(L) DOT Regional Director, Roberto Alabado (R) DOT Assistant Secretary, Eden David
“What’s not to love about the Philippines, we have our spectacular sights spread across 7,100 islands. There is so much to see and experience. But how do we convince people who have already seen it all? Based on statistics, most of those who have gone to the Philippines were upon the recommendation of a friend. So we encourage all of you to bring home a friend to the Philippines." Said DOT Assistant Secretary, Eden David.
HOW TO JOIN:
For more details of the promo visit this site:
https://www.bringhomeafriend.online/
For details of the mechanics please visit this site:
https://www.bringhomeafriend.online/mechanics
For sponsors, sign up your details on this site:
https://www.bringhomeafriend.online/sign-up
During BHAF Davao Launch -
Artist, Songwriter, Singer and proud Davaoena, Maan Chua
performed her original song 'Sarimanok'
Tribu K Mindanawan Performing Arts rocked the stage
with their Maranao-inspired dance
The launch was capped with a breathtaking fire dance in twilight performance
also by Tribu K Mindanawan Performing Arts.
The Philippines is one unique nation endowed with amazing people and breathtaking sceneries. Her rich and diverse culture, the abundance of nature and resources has made her even more a distinct and an exceptional land worthy of your time to explore and discover.
When I was asked why should I bring home a friend? I wholeheartedly say, it’s about time you should experience the beautiful contradictions of Filipino culture and live through the warmth of its people.
Mabuhay and welcome home!
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[Director’s Statement] I realized that in the time I’ve lived until now, I’ve been changing each day as things move me and resonate within me. Who exactly am I?
Perhaps I wouldn’t be me if not for the encounters that I’ve had.
Am I something created? When did I start making choices?
As I was pondering these things, I had the chance to make a self-portrait, and this work records in film the things I felt.
My self, at once the most immediate presence and also distant. I am still searching for it.
Higa Chiaki
Born in 1979 in Okinawa. Graduated from the Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts graduate school, where she began presenting video works and two-dimensional art in her solo Chiaki Exhibition (2000), and in the group exhibitions Nest of Bees (2004) and Yuiten (2009). Higa participated in the wanakio 2005 art festival in Okinawa. This film was screened at the Okinawa Motion Picture Festival 2005.
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So you've finally gotten into a busy chat room targeted at local people that live near you. Start clicking on profiles, hopefully they have a picture. Be wary of those that don't. 5'8, long brown hair, brown eyes, young, and cute may turn out to be a 44 year old ugly, fat, married woman looking for a younger guy to have some fun with. If that's what you're looking for then great, otherwise make them show you a current picture.
So you've finally found a cutie to chat with. So how do you approach her? For God's sake don't type something crude! You'd be amazed at how the anonymity of the internet brings out the worst in people. Give her the slightest impression that you're anything less than a gentleman and it's all over.
While the phrase "Wanna chat?" can work, you're better off using something funny to get her attention. Look at her profile, find something to tease her about. Anything funny will do the trick. The women with halfway decent profile pictures get spammed by desperate men non stop. You must say something different to set yourself apart from those losers.
Once you've started up a conversation with a woman online keep it light and fun. Don't say anything even remotely perverted. Always let her be the first one to delve into that territory. Tease her, try to make her laugh, use your wit. Language skills are critical when picking up women online. The only way to really get better is to read. I read at least one book a week because I enjoy it.
Unfortunately picking-up online is a slow process. Rarely can you chat with someone and get their phone number by the end of the first session. Usually the most you can hope for is an email address. It can be worth the effort if you have time to spare and enjoy sitting at the computer.
Many of my friends find picking up women online to be too much of a hassle. One area where many of them have had success is with online personal ads. You can check out our online dating site reviews here.
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Directives in the configuration files may apply to the entire server, or they may be restricted to apply only to particular directories, files, hosts, or URLs. This document describes how to use configuration section containers or .htaccess files to change the scope of other configuration directives.
Types of Configuration Section Containers
Filesystem, Webspace, and Boolean Expressions
Virtual Hosts
Proxy
What Directives are Allowed?
How the sections are merged
See also
Comments
Types of Configuration Section Containers
Related Modules
Related Directives
core
mod_version
mod_proxy
<Directory>
<DirectoryMatch>
<Files>
<FilesMatch>
<If>
<IfDefine>
<IfModule>
<IfVersion>
<Location>
<LocationMatch>
<MDomainSet>
<Proxy>
<ProxyMatch>
<VirtualHost>
There are two basic types of containers. Most containers are evaluated for each request. The enclosed directives are applied only for those requests that match the containers. The <IfDefine>, <IfModule>, and <IfVersion> containers, on the other hand, are evaluated only at server startup and restart. If their conditions are true at startup, then the enclosed directives will apply to all requests. If the conditions are not true, the enclosed directives will be ignored.
The <IfDefine> directive encloses directives that will only be applied if an appropriate parameter is defined on the httpd command line. For example, with the following configuration, all requests will be redirected to another site only if the server is started using httpd -DClosedForNow:
<IfDefine ClosedForNow>
Redirect "/" "http://otherserver.example.com/"
</IfDefine>
The <IfModule> directive is very similar, except it encloses directives that will only be applied if a particular module is available in the server. The module must either be statically compiled in the server, or it must be dynamically compiled and its LoadModule line must be earlier in the configuration file. This directive should only be used if you need your configuration file to work whether or not certain modules are installed. It should not be used to enclose directives that you want to work all the time, because it can suppress useful error messages about missing modules.
In the following example, the MimeMagicFile directive will be applied only if mod_mime_magic is available.
<IfModule mod_mime_magic.c>
MimeMagicFile "conf/magic"
</IfModule>
The <IfVersion> directive is very similar to <IfDefine> and <IfModule>, except it encloses directives that will only be applied if a particular version of the server is executing. This module is designed for the use in test suites and large networks which have to deal with different httpd versions and different configurations.
<IfVersion >= 2.4>
# this happens only in versions greater or
# equal 2.4.0.
</IfVersion>
<IfDefine>, <IfModule>, and the <IfVersion> can apply negative conditions by preceding their test with "!". Also, these sections can be nested to achieve more complex restrictions.
Filesystem, Webspace, and Boolean Expressions
The most commonly used configuration section containers are the ones that change the configuration of particular places in the filesystem or webspace. First, it is important to understand the difference between the two. The filesystem is the view of your disks as seen by your operating system. For example, in a default install, Apache httpd resides at /usr/local/apache2 in the Unix filesystem or "c:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2" in the Windows filesystem. (Note that forward slashes should always be used as the path separator in Apache httpd configuration files, even for Windows.) In contrast, the webspace is the view of your site as delivered by the web server and seen by the client. So the path /dir/ in the webspace corresponds to the path /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/dir/ in the filesystem of a default Apache httpd install on Unix. The webspace need not map directly to the filesystem, since webpages may be generated dynamically from databases or other locations.
Filesystem Containers
The <Directory> and <Files> directives, along with their regex counterparts, apply directives to parts of the filesystem. Directives enclosed in a <Directory> section apply to the named filesystem directory and all subdirectories of that directory (as well as the files in those directories). The same effect can be obtained using .htaccess files. For example, in the following configuration, directory indexes will be enabled for the /var/web/dir1 directory and all subdirectories.
<Directory "/var/web/dir1">
Options +Indexes
</Directory>
Directives enclosed in a <Files> section apply to any file with the specified name, regardless of what directory it lies in. So for example, the following configuration directives will, when placed in the main section of the configuration file, deny access to any file named private.html regardless of where it is found.
<Files "private.html">
Require all denied
</Files>
To address files found in a particular part of the filesystem, the <Files> and <Directory> sections can be combined. For example, the following configuration will deny access to /var/web/dir1/private.html, /var/web/dir1/subdir2/private.html, /var/web/dir1/subdir3/private.html, and any other instance of private.html found under the /var/web/dir1/ directory.
<Directory "/var/web/dir1">
<Files "private.html">
Require all denied
</Files>
</Directory>
Webspace Containers
The <Location> directive and its regex counterpart, on the other hand, change the configuration for content in the webspace. For example, the following configuration prevents access to any URL-path that begins in /private. In particular, it will apply to requests for http://yoursite.example.com/private, http://yoursite.example.com/private123, and http://yoursite.example.com/private/dir/file.html as well as any other requests starting with the /private string.
<LocationMatch "^/private">
Require all denied
</LocationMatch>
The <Location> directive need not have anything to do with the filesystem. For example, the following example shows how to map a particular URL to an internal Apache HTTP Server handler provided by mod_status. No file called server-status needs to exist in the filesystem.
<Location "/server-status">
SetHandler server-status
</Location>
Overlapping Webspace
In order to have two overlapping URLs one has to consider the order in which certain sections or directives are evaluated. For <Location> this would be:
<Location "/foo">
</Location>
<Location "/foo/bar">
</Location>
<Alias>es on the other hand, are mapped vice-versa:
Alias "/foo/bar" "/srv/www/uncommon/bar"
Alias "/foo" "/srv/www/common/foo"
The same is true for the ProxyPass directives:
ProxyPass "/special-area" "http://special.example.com" smax=5 max=10
ProxyPass "/" "balancer://mycluster/" stickysession=JSESSIONID|jsessionid nofailover=On
Wildcards and Regular Expressions
The <Directory>, <Files>, and <Location> directives can each use shell-style wildcard characters as in fnmatch from the C standard library. The character "*" matches any sequence of characters, "?" matches any single character, and "[seq]" matches any character in seq. The "/" character will not be matched by any wildcard; it must be specified explicitly.
If even more flexible matching is required, each container has a regular expression (regex) counterpart <DirectoryMatch>, <FilesMatch>, and <LocationMatch> that allow perl-compatible regular expressions to be used in choosing the matches. But see the section below on configuration merging to find out how using regex sections will change how directives are applied.
A non-regex wildcard section that changes the configuration of all user directories could look as follows:
<Directory "/home/*/public_html">
Options Indexes
</Directory>
Using regex sections, we can deny access to many types of image files at once:
<FilesMatch "\.(?i:gif|jpe?g|png)$">
Require all denied
</FilesMatch>
Regular expressions containing named groups and backreferences are added to the environment with the corresponding name in uppercase. This allows elements of filename paths and URLs to be referenced from within expressions and modules like mod_rewrite.
<DirectoryMatch "^/var/www/combined/(?<SITENAME>[^/]+)">
require ldap-group "cn=%{env:MATCH_SITENAME},ou=combined,o=Example"
</DirectoryMatch>
Boolean expressions
The <If> directive change the configuration depending on a condition which can be expressed by a boolean expression. For example, the following configuration denies access if the HTTP Referer header does not start with "http://www.example.com/".
<If "!(%{HTTP_REFERER} -strmatch 'http://www.example.com/*')">
Require all denied
</If>
What to use When
Choosing between filesystem containers and webspace containers is actually quite easy. When applying directives to objects that reside in the filesystem always use <Directory> or <Files>. When applying directives to objects that do not reside in the filesystem (such as a webpage generated from a database), use <Location>.
It is important to never use <Location> when trying to restrict access to objects in the filesystem. This is because many different webspace locations (URLs) could map to the same filesystem location, allowing your restrictions to be circumvented. For example, consider the following configuration:
<Location "/dir/">
Require all denied
</Location>
This works fine if the request is for http://yoursite.example.com/dir/. But what if you are on a case-insensitive filesystem? Then your restriction could be easily circumvented by requesting http://yoursite.example.com/DIR/. The <Directory> directive, in contrast, will apply to any content served from that location, regardless of how it is called. (An exception is filesystem links. The same directory can be placed in more than one part of the filesystem using symbolic links. The <Directory> directive will follow the symbolic link without resetting the pathname. Therefore, for the highest level of security, symbolic links should be disabled with the appropriate Options directive.)
If you are, perhaps, thinking that none of this applies to you because you use a case-sensitive filesystem, remember that there are many other ways to map multiple webspace locations to the same filesystem location. Therefore you should always use the filesystem containers when you can. There is, however, one exception to this rule. Putting configuration restrictions in a <Location "/"> section is perfectly safe because this section will apply to all requests regardless of the specific URL.
Nesting of sections
Some section types can be nested inside other section types. On the one hand, <Files> can be used inside <Directory>. On the other hand, <If> can be used inside <Directory>, <Location>, and <Files> sections (but not inside another <If>). The regex counterparts of the named section behave identically.
Nested sections are merged after non-nested sections of the same type.
Virtual Hosts
The <VirtualHost> container encloses directives that apply to specific hosts. This is useful when serving multiple hosts from the same machine with a different configuration for each. For more information, see the Virtual Host Documentation.
Proxy
The <Proxy> and <ProxyMatch> containers apply enclosed configuration directives only to sites accessed through mod_proxy's proxy server that match the specified URL. For example, the following configuration will allow only a subset of clients to access the www.example.com website using the proxy server:
<Proxy "http://www.example.com/*">
Require host yournetwork.example.com
</Proxy>
What Directives are Allowed?
To find out what directives are allowed in what types of configuration sections, check the Context of the directive. Everything that is allowed in <Directory> sections is also syntactically allowed in <DirectoryMatch>, <Files>, <FilesMatch>, <Location>, <LocationMatch>, <Proxy>, and <ProxyMatch> sections. There are some exceptions, however:
The AllowOverride directive works only in <Directory> sections.
The FollowSymLinks and SymLinksIfOwnerMatch Options work only in <Directory> sections or .htaccess files.
The Options directive cannot be used in <Files> and <FilesMatch> sections.
How the sections are merged
The configuration sections are applied in a very particular order. Since this can have important effects on how configuration directives are interpreted, it is important to understand how this works.
The order of merging is:
<Directory> (except regular expressions) and .htaccess done simultaneously (with .htaccess, if allowed, overriding <Directory>)
<DirectoryMatch> (and <Directory "~">)
<Files> and <FilesMatch> done simultaneously
<Location> and <LocationMatch> done simultaneously
<If>
Some important remarks:
Apart from <Directory>, within each group the sections are processed in the order they appear in the configuration files. For example, a request for /foo/bar will match <Location "/foo/bar"> and <Location "/foo"> (group 4 in this case): both sections will be evaluated but in the order they appear in the configuration files.
<Directory> (group 1 above) is processed in the order shortest directory component to longest. For example, <Directory "/var/web/dir"> will be processed before <Directory "/var/web/dir/subdir">.
If multiple <Directory> sections apply to the same directory they are processed in the configuration file order.
Configurations included via the Include directive will be treated as if they were inside the including file at the location of the Include directive.
Sections inside <VirtualHost> sections are applied after the corresponding sections outside the virtual host definition. This allows virtual hosts to override the main server configuration.
When the request is served by mod_proxy, the <Proxy> container takes the place of the <Directory> container in the processing order.
Technical Note
There is actually a <Location>/<LocationMatch> sequence performed just before the name translation phase (where Aliases and DocumentRoots are used to map URLs to filenames). The results of this sequence are completely thrown away after the translation has completed.
Relationship between modules and configuration sections
One question that often arises after reading how configuration sections are merged is related to how and when directives of specific modules like mod_rewrite are processed. The answer is not trivial and needs a bit of background. Each httpd module manages its own configuration, and each of its directives in apache2.conf specify one piece of configuration in a particular context. httpd does not execute a command as it is read.
At runtime, the core of httpd iterates over the defined configuration sections in the order described above to determine which ones apply to the current request. When the first section matches, it is considered the current configuration for this request. If a subsequent section matches too, then each module with a directive in either of the sections is given a chance to merge its configuration between the two sections. The result is a third configuration, and the process goes on until all the configuration sections are evaluated.
After the above step, the "real" processing of the HTTP request begins: each module has a chance to run and perform whatever tasks they like. They can retrieve their own final merged configuration from the core of the httpd to determine how they should act.
An example can help to visualize the whole process. The following configuration uses the Header directive of mod_headers to set a specific HTTP header. What value will httpd set in the CustomHeaderName header for a request to /example/index.html ?
<Directory "/">
Header set CustomHeaderName one
<FilesMatch ".*">
Header set CustomHeaderName three
</FilesMatch>
</Directory>
<Directory "/example">
Header set CustomHeaderName two
</Directory>
Directory "/" matches and an initial configuration to set the CustomHeaderName header with the value one is created.
Directory "/example" matches, and since mod_headers specifies in its code to override in case of a merge, a new configuration is created to set the CustomHeaderName header with the value two.
FilesMatch ".*" matches and another merge opportunity arises, causing the CustomHeaderName header to be set with the value three.
Eventually during the next steps of the HTTP request processing mod_headers will be called and it will receive the configuration to set the CustomHeaderName header with the value three. mod_headers normally uses this configuration to perfom its job, namely setting the foo header. This does not mean that a module can't perform a more complex action like discarding directives because not needed or deprecated, etc..
This is true for .htaccess too since they have the same priority as Directory in the merge order. The important concept to understand is that configuration sections like Directory and FilesMatch are not comparable to module specific directives like Header or RewriteRule because they operate on different levels.
Some useful examples
Below is an artificial example to show the order of merging. Assuming they all apply to the request, the directives in this example will be applied in the order A > B > C > D > E.
<Location "/">
E
</Location>
<Files "f.html">
D
</Files>
<VirtualHost *>
<Directory "/a/b">
B
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
<DirectoryMatch "^.*b$">
C
</DirectoryMatch>
<Directory "/a/b">
A
</Directory>
For a more concrete example, consider the following. Regardless of any access restrictions placed in <Directory> sections, the <Location> section will be evaluated last and will allow unrestricted access to the server. In other words, order of merging is important, so be careful!
<Location "/">
Require all granted
</Location>
# Whoops! This <Directory> section will have no effect
<Directory "/">
<RequireAll>
Require all granted
Require not host badguy.example.com
</RequireAll>
</Directory>
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Search for: Hawks & Falcons for Sale. Our extensive range of Goshawks includes: Pure Albidus (parents imported directly from Kamchatka), Siberian Buteoides, Russian Buteoides. Captive bred here in Utah. Fox Falcons - Breeding & Stud Supplying the Royal Families of the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain for 23 years Conservation, Research and Welfare IWC (UK) Ltd is committed to a number of conservation research projects Falconry Heritage Working with UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage programme Our falcons may be chosen directly at my location (our falconry). RESIDENTS: Since these birds are native to North America, I can only sell to those who are licensed to possess them. World Class Falcons Bred for Serious Hunters! Hovering over each image will bring up more information on the bird and clicking on the image will expand it out to a slideshow. 404.538.4355 buster@georgiamountainfalconry.com. If you can't find what you are looking for, just contact me without any obligation. Today I can look back on a long standing experience in the art of falconry. phone: +49(0)4244 1309 mobil: +49(0)176 59195924 email: please use contact form homepage: www.falconbreeder.com Inspired at an early age by the legendary film “Kes”, Mick was hooked on falconry and it’s now become an integral part of his life. This is a bluish-grey color similar to steel. We meet some of the top names in the falconry industry, ahead of next week’s International Festival of Falconry in Abu Dhabi. The Breeding Facility was established in 1991 and is proud to be one of the first raptor breeding facilities of its kind in Scotland. Falcon semen, that is, because Bryn is one of Britain's top falcon breeders. T his list is not an exhaustive list of all breeders but of only those who have contacted NAFA to be listed. You are very welcome to convince yourself at our falconry. The nest itself is a slight scrape in earth or old debris on the nest ledge. You do not need a PayPal account to make a deposit, you can pay using all Major bank and credit cards and alternatively over the phone. We have carefully chosen breeding stock based on field performance and temperament, and have built a reputation for producing some of the finest game hawks available in the UK. This site is under re-development and the subsequent pages have been temporarily disabled. Some of the species we breed include: Harris Hawks, Redtails, Ferruginous, Steppe Eagle, Golden Eagle, Blue Chile Eagle, Bonelli Eagle. The falcon I chose was parent reared and then “hacked” for 33 days in Jim’s large circular flight pen. We are breeders of some outstanding birds: Harris Hawks; Aplomado Falcons; Join Us for the Ultimate Falconry Experience. Eggs produced by naturally breeding falcons usually have a higher percentage fertility and hatchability than those produce by AI. Specially selected blood lines allow us to produce a wide variety of high quality pure bred species and hybrids/tribrids. With over 30 years breeding experience, Angus Falconry Services produce a limited number of high class Falcons each year from selected lines. We are now taking orders for the 2013 breeding season with our 100% parent reared Finnish , Albidus and Gabar Goshawks, parent reared 50/50 Finn x German Goshawks, Peregrine Falcons, White ¾ Gyr x Saker Falcons, Harris Hawks and Sparrow Hawks - Contact us for details. Mcknight falcons believe that a stud book or pedigree system should exist for the breeding of birds of prey and that being able to identify lineage should be a pre-requisite in relation to the registration of stock. Aplomado is the Spanish word for lead-colored. Are you a licensed falconer looking for a quality game hawk? Aplomado falcons have a beautiful steel-grey plumage, but they have other aspects of steel, like strength, durability, malleability and when it comes to hunting, nerves of steel. ... Old nests of other species such as ravens are used elsewhere in the world, but rarely in the UK. On my Falconry near Melk I successfully breed gyrfalcons, gyr peregrines, saker falcons, eagles and other birds of prey. Members of the falcon familiy are roughly divisible into three or four groups. Please contact us if you wish further details and prices.. To reserve a current or future bird, a non returnable deposit is required (returned or carried over if your choice of bird is not produced) Please find some images and information on our Gyrs. We also breed a limited number of hybrid falcons ranging from Gyr x Peregrines to 7/8th Gyr x Sakers, whatever the falconers choice of discipline or hunting style, we can provide the falcon best suited to your needs. A Middle Eastern falcon trader wins a court order banning the export of young birds from southern Scotland. To be listed below, please email the NAFA Web Administrator with your name, phone, species your are breeding and an email address or website (if you have one). Company status Active Company type Private limited Company Incorporated on 30 … Mother is a Canadian Rockies Anatum and a Utah Sky Trials winner, father is a wild taken Oregon bird. Having spent over 25 years mastering Artificial Insemination we have been able to fine tune and refine our breeding stock to now produce some of the finest birds in Europe coming from the highest quality heritage and blood lines. Georgia Mountain Falconry Escape Your Earthbound Existence. You can have some example text here if you wanted. We have recently begun the process of diversifying our breeding stock to now produce Eagles and Hawks. Thanks again for visiting. This group is created for breeders of any species of falcon to discuss any topics related to the breeding, rearing and flying of any type of falcon. AI Equipment now available at www.avianbreeding.co.uk Free Shipping to UK. We have been specialising in the breeding of Goshawks via AI for over 25 years gaining valuable experience and knowledge in the process. Based in the UK we also export our falcons internationally. The first contains the kestrels. Whilst this is not a current requirement we are careful in relation to identifying the blood-lines which we breed from and perform due diligence in relation to the stock that we purchase from other breeders. Please find some images and information on our Gyrs. With Service and dispatch times you won't find anywhere else! Female Gyr falcon NATURAL PAIRS Individual falcons are carefully selected and paired together in specially designed skylight and seclusion aviaries. With over 25 years of breeding raptors we are confident when we say that we can deliver a falcon to be proud of. Our falcons have primarily been bred for hunting, but in recent times our falcons have excelled in the modern day arena of the Arabian Falcon Races. ... Mr Davidson said a total of 120 birds were involved with 10 sold in the UK … McKnight Falcons therefore accepts no liability in relation to the completeness or reliability of the information provided. Kestrels feed chiefly on terrestrial vertebrates and invertebrates of appropriate size, such as rodents, reptiles, or insects. McKnight Falcons only breed with high quality PURE Gyrs from excellent lines from Bryn Close, Martin Jones, Mark Richards, Gary Wall, FalconMews, Dan Konkel, Bob Berry and Steve Moroney lines. People for FALCON BREEDERS LTD (SC551475) More for FALCON BREEDERS LTD (SC551475) Registered office address 26-30 Marine Place, Buckie, Scotland, AB56 1UT . 4 talking about this. Pedigree Falcons are an established breeder of Peregrine falcons, Gyr falcons and Peregrine x Gyr falcons. Falcon Mews are a first class raptor breeder in the UK. Lincolnshire is very well known for its below average rain fall and above average summers allowing young falcons to develop to their full potential. BREEDERS OF REDTAILS AND HARRIS HAWKS BASED IN SOUTH-WEST ENGLAND Let me take you into the mysterious world of birds of prey and the art of falconry. Welcome To Al Wathba Falcons! 2020 Wild hacked hybrid falcon prices 1st January 2020 Early Season Special Prices Prices include Export CITES and Health Certificate and shipping to either Doha, Dubai or Bahrain Airport Gyr/Barbary (Gyr Parera) Male £2,000 Female £5,000 Special £7,000 Gyr/Red Napped Shaheen (Gyr Jabaleya) Male £2,000 Female £6,000 Special £7,500 Black Sparrow Hawk x all of the above species, Siberian Buteoides x all of the above species, Problem displaying Facebook posts.Click to show errorfunction cffShowError() { document.getElementById("cff-error-reason").style.display = "block"; document.getElementById("cff-show-error").style.display = "none"; }, 234 Bow Cottage Staplefitzpaine Taunton Somerset TA3 5BG. I am able to help you for sure. We now have a large range of Goshawk species and sub-species from some of the top blood lines currently available. You must be a NAFA member to be listed. Recognised by those “in the know” as one of the world’s best breeders, MJ Raptors successfully provide award winning falcons for both the UK and UAE markets. Specially selected blood lines allow us to produce a wide variety of high quality pure bred species and hybrids/tribrids. McKnight Falcons are pleased to offer the following birds for sale – UK VAT is charged on top of prices shown and the buyer is expected to arrange collection.. Mcknight falcons has supplied the above information on a best endeavours basis and in good faith. Falconry Birds.Falcon Breeders.Peregrine.Peregrine Breeders.Peregrine Breeder.Peregrine Falcons.Peregrine Hybrids Available.Peregrines Small, specialized production from quality falcons, fed on quality food ensuring a vitality that shows on the fist and a vigour that is demonstrated in the field . Peregrine Falcon and Peregrine x GYR Falcon Breeder Based In The UK. 2020 Tiercel Anatum Peregrine Name: Zane Posted: 11/23/2020 Location: Utah Phone: 8014277341 State: Utah 2020 tiercel Anatum Peregrine. McKnight Falcons only breed with high quality PURE Gyrs from excellent lines from Bryn Close, Martin Jones, Mark Richards, Gary Wall, FalconMews, Dan Konkel, Bob Berry and Steve Moroney lines. UK Falcons birdmart specialises in birds of prey for sale, falconry equipment for sale and breeders rings. Below is shown a list of falcon species. Purchase Harris Hawk's for Sale Online at Mike's Falconry Supplies & Mike Syring's Breeding Project - producing excellent quality Harris Hawks since 1985 Call us toll free: 1-888-663-5601 Login Scottish Falcon Breeders are located just outside the village of Huntly in Aberdeenshire. The flight stuff: the master falcon breeders of the UAE. BREEDING" natural and artificial I" Our purpose built facility is based in the open English countryside of Lincolnshire. Remember the photo of 80 falcons sitting in economy class on their way to Saudi Arabia that went viral earlier this year? Additionally you can find information of my falcons for sale. 2020 15/16 (92) Gyr x Saker Falcon Female. It is a matter of course that all our falcons feature top quality and training. There is a link on how to get started in falconry on the "contact" page. Over the years we have increased our breeding stock of Falcons to now produce some of the finest high flying birds in Europe. It was easily trapped without disturbing the other dozen or so falcons in the pen. Our current Falcon breeding stock includes: Perigrines, Scottish, Continental, Brookie, Welsh, Peales/Scottish, Red Naped Shaheen, Black Shaheen, Feldeggi Lanners. We are however reliant on the individuals we purchase stock from in supplying us with complete and accurate information. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you’d like to buy a falcon, please click on the “contact” link to the left. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. Falcon Breeders has 3,036 members. Breeding large falcons, hybrid falcons, eagles and hawks. Based in the UK we also export our falcons internationally. NAFA would like to provide information of current NAFA members that breed raptors. Our extensive range of Falcons and Hawks allows us to produce a huge variety of specialized birds for hunting and breeding. We are surrounded by green fields with plenty of peace and quiet. Peregrine falcon; Nest sites and breeding habits; Nest sites and breeding habits Peregrines are territorial, with each territory containing one or more nest sites. Pedigree Falcons are an established breeder of Peregrine falcons, Gyr falcons and Peregrine x Gyr falcons. 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Xbox parties are the best and easiest way to entertain your kids in the Bury area, we have been putting smiles on faces since 2011, being the first mobile video game bus of its kind in Europe.
What is an Xbox Party?
Our parties are hosted from a self contained video game bus* which can be hired out for various lengths of game time either at your home or at a family venue. It's fitted with 9 x 24" HD screens, Xbox's and seats. This enables 9 players to compete against each other in their favourite games at the same time, in the same battle, race or team event. You don't need much imagination to guess that this is creates a lot of fun, and a lot of noise, we wouldn't want it any other way.
* Design rights owned by the iBox, any business operating with this unique design, without the iBox licence will be prosecuted and may not be able to fulfull their bookings.
Minecraft Party, Fifa Party or Multiplayer Party....
Now that you've found one of the most innovative birthday party ideas of recent times, how do you decide which party theme to choose.
Minecraft parties are very popular with younger children (ages 7 upwards), it is also favoured as a girls party too. We have created a series of challenges to test your creative little builder. Whoever finishes the challenge first scores higher points. There are also building challenges and a creative challenge, these rounds are judged and points awarded. The minecraft party runs for about 45 - 60 mins depending on age and ability, this then allows us to utilise any left over game time on a selection of Multiplayer games. The player with the most points wins a Minecraft themed mug.
Fifa League Party. This will determine the ultimate Fifa player, our Fifa party is ideal for a group of Junior Footballers. The league holds up to 11 players. Everybody plays everybody once, and just like the Premier League you score 3pts for a win, 1pt for a draw and 0pts for losing, goal diffrence counts, and the winner of our Fifa league wins a specially designed Fifa mug (cup should we say). In order to get through up to 55 matches, minimum party time is 90 mins.
Multiplayer Party. Xbox parties are best suited to Multiplayer games such as Call of Duty, Black Ops, Halo, F1, Blur (18 games to choose from). Each game lasts for about 5-10 mins. It's usually best to run each game for about 30 mins, so a 90 min party would consist of a choice of 3 different games, a 2hr party would comfortably play 4. Points are scored and the winner gets a cap, bag or mug, we also have a shop if you want to offer more than one prize. Fighting games are very popular with young children, it is not our responsibility to enforce any recommendations as it is entirely up to all the parents. Our party invitations include age rated checkboxes so that all parents are given relevant information prior to the party. For more information about our selection of games, click here. Blur is our most enjoyed game, it's similar to Mario Kart in game play.
How do I book an Xbox Party in Bury?
Let us know when you want your party or event, the location you would be hosting it from, we need to know how much time it will take to get to you (we cover areas outside Bury too). And how much game time you want to book. We'll then get back to you within 24 hours. EMAIL US for availability and all enquiries.
Shall I host the party at home or at a party venue in Bury.
Both options are easy and equally popular, we require one power socket and a slightly longer parking space (about 20') our gaming bus will fit on most drives, if you have off road parking, try and reserve 2 car spaces directly outside your house. Organising and hosting parties from your home can be chaotic (but still fun!). With this in mind, we offer alternative venues to help make the whole experience as convenient and stress free as possible. We are increasing the list of venues all the time, so please contact us if there is not one located conveniently to you.
Each venue offers a choice of hot kids meals, drinks and desserts. The venues have been selected as family friendly and would of course welcome parents to stay for the duration of the party. Each venue offers ample parking.
Download Invitations
& Thank You Cards
(click image)
Multiplay Invitations
Fifa Invitations
Minecraft Invitations
A4 sheet of 4 x cards requires;
The 'Best P A R T Y Ever'
Testimonials about their birthday parties available around the Bury area...
I would just like to say thank you for today (11am for Tobias) the kids really enjoyed themselves, I have even had a couple of texts from some of the mums saying their lads enjoyed it and they have said "it was the best party ever".
Helen, St. Annes on Sea.
Just a quick thank you for today, it was amazing, the kids had the following to say:
"The ibox was amazing, the best party ever, Ben was brilliant showing us all the different games, we loved it!!"
Also I just want to thank you personally for making the party so chilled for my wife and I, the way you entertained the kids for the best part of 1hr 45mins was nothing short of miraculous!!
Michael, Knott End
Thanks very much. The photographs are great! Boys said it was the best p a r t y they've ever had!
Clare, Poulton le Fylde.
The kids had such an awesome time! My Facebook has gone a bit crazy with all the pics. Expect to come back to preesall again!
Emma, Preesall.
Thank you Ben .Joseph and Jasper had the most amazing 10th birthday ;will recommend to other friends !
Nicola, Great Eccleston.
'The perfect birthday for kids of their age !Well what can I say, you have absolutely ruined it for any future parties now, nothing will compare to the iBox, Alfie has already said mum can I have the iBox next year, and all his friends said best party ever, even his little brother who we knew would lag behind every one loved it, so hey good job, although I only met you for a brief spell, the boys all said how cool you were, and Joe said what a great guy you were so a great big thank you from all the Clifford's, would definitely recommend you Ben, nothing to compare in the Bury area. Thank you Warmest regards Annie, Ashton under Lyne.
' Just wanted to say thanks for a great party for George's 10th Birthday. He absolutely loved it and so did his 8 friends. They were all raving about what a great birthday it was and when their parents came to collect them, telling them, that they wanted their birthday in the iBox !
It was certainly a unique experience for them all. Thanks again, Linda, Bury.
'Ben says it is the best party he has ever had', Alison, Carleton, Bury.
Hope you got back ok. Ed loved his party and will be talking about it for weeks, I am sure! Had texts from mums saying how much their boys enjoyed it. So a big thanks for travelling to Sheffield to make Ed's 9th birthday one to remember! Jude, Sheffield.
Hi Just to say thanks again for Luke's party on Sunday. The kids loved it and I got to relax! Kind regards Lesley, Bury.
The kids had such an awesome time! My Facebook has gone a bit crazy with all the pics. Expect to come back to preesall again! Isn't. It a small world when you know mark too! Glad you got to the fire works! Emma, Preesall.
Thank you for a fab birthday bash this evening!! everyone had a brill time and loved it. Have some ace photos that will be uploaded to your Facebook page when the camera lead is found:-/ .... but theres a few from the phone for now. Thanks again Jo, Bury.
Thank you for George's birthday do yesterday they all loved it and said it was the best party ever :-) Claire, Marton, Bury.
Thanks iBox for my Son's Birthday treat yesterday, he & his mates loved it, will defo recommend xxx Julie, Blackburn.
I want to say a huge thank you to Ben! My boy and his friends enjoyed the Ibox on Saturday evening, it was the talk of the night! Will definitely be recommending to friends x
Shelley, Blackpool.
Thanj u sooooo much Ben @ the ibox for Maxs birthday entertainment today, he has had an amazing time and loved every minute .... I will be recommending u to all my friends ... Well worth the money. Emma :) Preston.
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‘Viva Mexico!’ Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez stops Caleb Plant in round 11 to be crowned undisputed super-middleweight champion (VIDEO)
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The previously undefeated Plant posed a gritty challenge for Alvarez for much of the contest at the MGM Grand, but the Mexican remained patient before picking his moment in round 11, putting his rival down with a big three-punch combination.
Plant survived the first count and staggered to his feet, but Alvarez swarmed in with another heavy salvo of shots to send the American to the canvas again.
The contest was waved off as Alvarez, 31, was crowned boxing’s first-ever undisputed super-middleweight champion.
“I respect Plant, he’s a very difficult fighter,” said Alvarez after picking up the 57th win of his 60-fight professional career.
The Mexican star shared a lengthy corner exchange with Plant after adding the Nashville fighter’s IBF title to his WBC, WBA, WBO – and Alvarez later said the simmering bad blood from the build-up to the fight was firmly in the past.
Plant had started the bout well, showing good movement and taking advantage of a height advantage to keep Alvarez at bay with his jab.
Alvarez remained patient as he continued to walk down his rival, refusing to take to his stool in between some of the middle rounds, perhaps in the confidence that he would eventually wear down Plant’s resistance.
The American had shown signs he was still in the contest with some sharp work in rounds nine and 10, but Alvarez ensured the judges were not troubled with a thunderous left hook in round 11 which rocked Plant.
The American staggered on, but Alvarez did not waste time in moving in for the kill, landing a series of heavy shots to earn a TKO victory.
Canelo finished his post-fight press conference with chants of ‘Viva Mexico!’ as the he was crowned boxing’s first-ever undisputed champion at 168lbs in the modern four-belt era.
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His eyes are hazel and his features unremarkable, giving him a face that is rather forgettable (but fortunately not unpleasant). He stands about 5'7” but often seems shorter than he is, due to a tendency to slouch when sitting. His limbs are quite long and his torso is considerably shorter than average. His boots are of dark leather and generally of quality make.
He wears hardened leather armor under his cloak and robes, a habit he says he developed when he had to ride out to various houses each day to offer lessons in several locations. He carries a knife on his belt and a coiled whip on his left hip - to correct impolite serfs and poor students he offers with a wink. Following the rather dramatic events in the barony of late, he has also taken to carrying a crossbow and small elm buckler when he leaves his rooms for an extended period - in case the a riot should break or an army invade.
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Biography
Appears in turns 169-171.
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Aunt Marne, though beloved by her sister, was generally viewed as a crackpot by most of her family and in-laws. Yet as an unwed, middle-aged woman her assistance was required in the household so her brother and law learned to tolerate her.
Marne swore she had seen great acts of magic during her youth, and that there really were men and devices that could do the impossible. Though she did not dare speak of it to the others in town, she told her young ward the truth - or at least what the eccentric old spinster believed to be true. She swore to Corbyn that she had been the apprentice of a wizard who lived deep within a swamp near her hometown. The man called himself Hallam the Grey and dwelt apart from the people of nearby villages, studying magic and collecting items of power that remain hidden throughout the world to this day.
Alas, Marne had not quite been cut out to become a wizard's apprentice. Try as she might, she could not master even the simplest of tricks. The art was behind her, and Hallam had dismissed her and gone in search of a more apt pupil. Since that day, Marne had lived a life of regret at what might have been. Though, truth be told her life would have no doubt been a great deal shorter as Hallam's home in the swamp was destroyed in a mighty storm. The villagers assumed it was lightning strikes that blasted the old man's home into cinders - but Marne knew better - one of Hallam's relics had gone awry.
Corbyn was fascinated by these tales, and the prospect of finding magic in a mundane world. He had an extraordinarily quick mind and dabbled in all manner of subjects, reading as much as he could when he grew up. Not everyone was keen on letting a young boy poke about in their libraries late at night however, so he taught himself the art of stealth. As he grew, he found he had an unusual ability to quickly develop an aptitude for any number of skills - though not for crafting or performing - those feats could not be quickly and easily emulated.
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Finding a hidden wizard and apprenticing to him and slaving away for years to learn the rudiments of channeling magic on his own seemed like an awful bore, so Corbyn decided the best approach to finding some magic of his own would be to seek out and acquire enchanted items. If he happened to pick up some knowledge himself along the way, so much the better. So Corbyn became a thief. It was a simple enough course of action, given his intellect and agility. He began to travel throughout Rangplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigThe Kingdom of Rang
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However, the recent accounts of wondrous magical healing has reached Corbyn's ears and he has journeyed to Huerten to learn more. Upon hearing rumors of interested events in Maelborg Corbyn snuck into the city to learn more.
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As an adult, he turned his mill into a trade center - starting with wheat and then expanding to all sorts of merchandise, including livestock and horse ranching. He has become a big man in a small town, now the mayor and de facto leader of Llyrin, with wealth to rival the townsmen in even the largest of cities. Indeed, the local lord has become fairly dependent on the financial and trade support of Tyrg Wren, and through the years he has created his own little economic empire.
Tyrg was blessed with 3 sons and 1 daughter. His birth of his last child took a great toll upon his wife, however, leaving her permanently weakened. His two eldest sons are much like their father, of great frame and suitable wit, but the youngest was a scrawny and lazy boy - but blessed with an extremely agile mind. His mother encouraged the development of his mind, hiring tutors and scholars to expand his mind. Tyrg has his youngest son pegged right, though, brilliant but not inclined to engage in hard work. Eventually he assigned Corbyn to work in and oversee the horse pastures and the dairy, expecting that rounding up the animals would at last add some muscle. Instead, Corbyn quickly mastered the use of the whip - using it as a tool to keep the animals in line.
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I see him as the combination of a scholar and gentleman thief.
He's not a Robin Hood type, where he intentionally gives everything away to the needy, but he's not all that hung upon money or hoarding it - so he's pretty generous. He leans toward theft because he finds it an easy (he's a bit lazy) way to finance traveling about in search of magic.
He's a cat burglar rather than common pickpocket (though once per day he can lift a purse fairly well).
For all his faults, he's rather a benign man. He gets consumed with his obsessions, but isn't fond of violence.
Combat role (if needed)
May just hide as a preferred alternative.
If he does fight, it will be pretty much through attempting to trip foes with his whip, though it can't really do much in the way of damage.
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