In Want Of A Wife - The More I Read. . .
Jo Goodman is a writer whose books I hoard. That's why this review is coming almost a year after the book's release. I fell in love with her writing in The Compass Club series and have been a fan of hers since then. If you read the blurb, this book sounds like hundreds of other books. But open it up and begin reading and you'll get nuanced characters; intelligent, eloquent writing; her signature dry humor; and a storyteller almost without equal.
Despite the quote above hinting at secrets, lies, and deceptions, Jane Middlebourne and Morgan Longstreet of In Want of a Wife don't have a problem with honesty. It's trust that's the real issue. Lack of it, to be more precise. It isn't surprising, really, when neither has ever had any reason to place their confidence in anyone's character, ability, strength, emotions, or truth other than their own. Their first face-to-face meeting does nothing to dispel either one's misgivings and mutual feelings of misrepresentation. He was expecting his mail-order bride to be a woman far more sturdy and strong, to be a helpmate, a partner, on his ranch. Instead, Jane appears appallingly 'insubstantial, even fragile.' She was expecting someone not quite so taciturn and irascible. And possibly with hair that did not resemble a 'lighted fuse.' To be fair, the photo Jane mailed to Morgan is deceptive, though not on purpose and not with her knowledge. I'll just say Morgan had very good reason to expect a young woman of 'bold features', 'broad across the chest and shoulders' instead of a tall but delicate-appearing woman. Lack of food and the migraine Jane is suffering upon arrival at Bitter Springs only adds to that 'woman who needs coddling' appearance. But Jane soon sets Morgan straight on several points and with a good dose of humor.
These two come to that truth exquisitely without any hurried gropings, without any manufactured artificial lust-inspired couplings, without any bogus misunderstandings or unbelievably contrived circumstances. Their eventual intimacy arrives from friendship, a genuine mutual liking and respect for each other, more of a slow burn than a flaming inferno. It was lovely to see them both begin to open up to each other, to learn to trust, to see each other clearly and honestly. Even after the marriage is consummated, neither is at the point of declaring undying love for the other.
As far as declarations of love, Morgan's was as funny as it was tender and delivered with a little prodding from his ranch hands - Jem, Jessop, Jake, and Max - over the breakfast table while they're teasing Morgan about his uncharacteristic indecisiveness.
This time they all nodded.
These two are knee deep in the events as they unfold toward the end, and their comic presence helps to alleviate some of the wrenching tension as Jane and Morgan go toe-to-toe with the villain(s). Finn and Rabbit are fearless even as they are separated at one point. Finn, in his customary fashion, shares his opinion on one of the villains' names.
Jo Goodman captures the awkwardness between Jane and Morgan as they begin a life together, from simply addressing each other by their given names to learning how 'to dance in each other's space.' The secrets in both their pasts are not revealed in a rushed, ham-handed manner to each other or to the reader. Jo Goodman slowly peels back the layers of Morgan and Jane, setting a slower pace of gradual union, first with a physical and then an emotional bond, but with all the attendant insecurities and fears still at play between them. The narrative is beautifully woven so that a true partnership between Jane and Morgan is cemented by the time the villains make an appearance. 'Show, don't tell' is the best advice for any writer hoping to engage a reader on so many levels with their story, characters, hope for the outcome. Jo Goodman 'shows' expertly - in dialogue where what isn't said is almost as revealing as what is said, in the authentic flavor of a Western romance of steam engines, 'biscuit shooters', and the hard life of a working ranch, in characters whose flaws reveal their humanity, in the seemingly small details leading up to and culminating with the dramatic and satisfying ending.
In Want of a Wife isn't perfect by any means, but the small quibble I had with one element doesn't detract from my overall enjoyment of this Western historical romance. The quibble was more a small irritant, resulting in a small eye rolling moment. OK, maybe not so small. Early on Jane learns she will most likely be unable to bear children, but by the end she and Morgan get their prerequisite baby news which seems to be so prevalent in happy ever afters of most cardboard historical romance which this is NOT. The addition of 'Baby Makes Us Real Family' just makes me feel as if Jane could've bedded every single male citizen in Bitter Springs upstairs at the Pennyroyal Saloon without fear of pregnancy, but it was only going to be Morgan's manly, magical, infertility-defeating sperms that truly fixes that little problem. For two such finely drawn, unique characters, I was disappointed that it seemed necessary to tack on the miraculous infertility cure. In spite of that, In Want of a Wife is firmly on my 'In Case Of Fire' shelf.


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Logic is Good… For Losing.
People may rationalize their decisions with facts and logic. But those factors are actually the least influential in the human decision-making process.
History and modern science agree: To persuade successfully, we must appeal to the listener's inborn, hard-wired need to satisfy emotional needs and wants.


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Power has changed hands for the first time in two decades in the authoritarian energy-rich state of Turkmenistan after a new president was sworn in, raising hopes of a break with the country's reclusive past.
High-level international delegations flocked to see Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, a 49-year-old former dentist, take the presidential oath in the capital, Ashgabat.
The strategic importance of the event was underscored by the presence of Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov and US Assistant Secretary of State Richard Boucher as well as senior delegations from Iran and China at the ceremony. Mr Berdymukhamedov may be a complete unknown but his every word was noted.
Turkmenistan is estimated to sit on the world's fifth largest reserves of natural gas and governments are curious to know whether the new president will carry on where his predecessor – the controversial President Saparmurat Niyazov, who died in December – left off.
Mr Berdymukhamedov, who used to tend to the late leader's teeth, sent mixed messages at his colourful inauguration. Though he pledged that his country of five million would begin to open up to the outside world, he kissed a copy of the late leader's work, a two -volume book called the Ruhnama. The book was Niyazov's own version of Mao Tse -tung's Little Red Book.
Mr Berdymukhamedov symbolically held it up to his forehead for a few seconds after kissing its cover. "What the Great Saparmurat Turkmenbashi did to improve social conditions … will be continued," he said, then he promised to dedicate himself to the late leader's legacy.
It is a legacy that human rights groups would prefer the new president left behind. Niyazov, or "The Great Turkmenbashi" as he liked to be known, ruled the former Soviet republic for 21 years fostering a cult of personality around him that saw days of the week and months of the year named after him and some of his relatives.
Before his death of a heart attack in December, his increasingly odd decrees, such as banning long hair, beards and gold teeth, raised laughs around the world. But there was a dark side to his rule that meant that the minutiae of daily life was regimented to a degree that drew parallels with George Orwell's 1984.
He closed libraries and hospitals in large chunks of Turkmenistan on the grounds that "they were not needed"; dumbed down education; and abolished pensions for thousands of elderly people on a whim. Internet and mobile phone usage was tightly restricted, political opposition was not tolerated, and human rights groups accused him of jailing, torturing and sometimes killing his opponents.
His successor, Mr Berdymukhamedov, was apparently supported by almost 90 per cent of the electorate in a ballot that the handful of international observers present said was neither free nor fair. Mr Berdymukhamedov has been rumoured to be the former leader's illegitimate son.
Human rights groups say that the jury is still out on whether he really spells a break with the past.
"The new leadership does seem to recognise the self-destructive path Niyazov's policies put the country on," said Michael Hall of the International Crisis Group.


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Justice For Those Injured In A Bus Crash
In 2015, 295 people were killed in bus crashes, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. An additional 24,000 people were injured. Bus accidents can occur for a number of reasons, including:
Buses are large and heavy, and they can be difficult to drive, even under good road conditions.
Inexperienced, unqualified or poorly trained bus drivers account for many bus accidents.
Bus drivers who are fatigued, distracted or are taking legal or illegal substances can cause bus accidents.
If a bus driver is negligent or reckless in operating the bus, and the bus driver causes a crash to occur, the law in Kentucky and Indiana requires that the negligent bus driver pay for the harm to the person. At Ewing & Willis, our attorneys help those injured in bus accidents to recover the full compensation they need.
Bus Accident Case Summaries
The following case summaries are bus accident cases we have personally handled and litigated. They are provided for illustrative and informational purposes only, and are not meant to offer legal advice or to take the place of consultation with a qualified attorney with the requisite expertise and experience in these matters. These cases are only a sampling of the actual cases we have handled. While some cases may be similar, each case involves unique parties and specific facts, and the application of those facts to the controlling law may differ significantly depending upon the circumstances. No results or outcomes can be guaranteed in any case.
Betty C.
A Jefferson County Public School bus crossed the centerline on Wesport Road, and hit the vehicle driven by Betty C., a resident of Louisville, Kentucky. The impact forced her car off of the road and down an embankment. Her car, a 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora, landed on its roof and crushed. The Lifesquad responded and employed the Jaws of Life to remove Betty. She was air evacuated to University Hospital where she was taken to emergency surgery. Seven pins were placed in her left hand. She also had a severely injured right eye, including suborbital fractures. The eye itself was so extremely damaged that her ophthalmologist, Dr. Barr, Kentucky Eye Institute, told her she may lose all sight. Prior to the accident, she was completely independent. After the accident, Betty could no longer see clearly and had difficulty completing everyday tasks. The lawsuit was filed against the school bus driver, and it was settled for a confidential high six-figure amount at mediation.
Richard L.
A 66-year-old bus driver was hired by Econo Travel, a bus company, to take a group of senior citizens on an organized gambling junket to casinos in Mississippi. On the way back from the Mississippi casinos to Detroit and while traveling through Dayton, Ohio, a fatal bus crash occurred. Specifically, the 66-year-old bus driver who wore bifocals and was on four prescription medications was driving a 26,000 pound, 40-foot long Econo Travel cruiser within weeks of completing his training through Econo Travel. On this particular occasion, after driving approximately 12 hours, many of the bus passengers noted that the bus driver seemed "sleepy" or "tired." In addition, the passengers recalled the weather conditions were such that the snow was coming down, and various bus passengers described the weather conditions from wet and rainy and from snowy to icy. At about 8:00 p.m., while driving in complete darkness on the interstate, and dealing with a front windshield wiper on the passenger side that was completely inoperable leaving half of the front windshield of the bus obfuscated by the snow, the elderly bus driver made what was described as an "abrupt" move into the fast lane by some passengers, and passing many of the vehicles that were on the snowy road at that point in time. The bus driver did not observe that an accident had occurred in the fast lane in front of him. Specifically, a Ford F-150 pickup truck with five teenage passengers had spun out on the ice after fishtailing for approximately 30 seconds. The sole survivor of the crash, Richard L., testified that when the truck finally came to a motionless stop perpendicular to the median divider with the bed of the truck extending into the fast lane the teenagers began to exit the truck. The testimony from the sole survivor was that it was likely approximately a minute from the time the car began to spin out to when it came to a complete stop before the Econo Travel bus crashed into it. All of the teenagers except for Richard L. were killed as a result of the crash. The bus driver initially gave a statement to the police stating that he saw the truck fishtail and spin out and hit the wall and stop. He later retracted this statement, stating that it had occurred instantaneously and that there was nothing he could do to avoid the crash despite the fact that after observing the crash he had time to yell out to the passengers on the bus, "We're going to hit."
Our office represented the survivor Richard L., as well as the estates of the four children who were killed. The insurance company of Econo Travel was unreasonable in negotiations, and the lawsuit was filed and litigated in Dayton, Ohio. The case was settled with Econo Travel that had policy limits of $5 million approximately three months before the trial on the matter was scheduled to begin at a settlement conference conducted by the judge.
Start Your Recovery Process Today
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According to the National Safety Council, nearly 400 deaths result from motor vehicle collisions over Labor Day Weekend….
This weekend's roads will be packed to the brim with drivers so if you're planning a weekend excursion make sure you're well rested, plan for frequent rest stops, and divide driving duties if possible.
You should also have your car checked by a registered mechanic to avoid a break down on the road.
Also, don't forget to pack a vehicle emergency kit that contains items like a flashlight, jumper cables, a tool kit, tire gauge and flares.
The National Safety Council reports that children 10 to 14 years of age are at three times the risk of being injured by fireworks than the population as a whole!
Even sparklers can inflict serious injury!
If you choose to use fireworks be sure you only light one at a time, maintain the recommended distance from spectators, and never allow any horseplay while fireworks are being set up or ignited.
If a firework malfunctions, DO NOT re-light it!
Above all, never allow young children handle fireworks and never use fireworks while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
But beware that drinking impacts your decision making, coordination, reaction time and vision which makes you vulnerable to a number of hazards.
Drink one glass of water in between alcoholic drinks to help keep hydrated and pace your alcohol consumption.
If you drink more than you planned, ask for help getting home.
***Keep in mind that operating a motor vehicle after just a drink or two is dangerous.
I'm on a Boat…Just be SAFE!
Boating is a quintessential Labor Day event…and an awesome one at that!
Make sure you keep it safe by ensuring the boat is in good mechanical condition, and carries all safety equipment including personal flotation devices, an emergency kit and a first aid kit.
Keep away from restricted areas, be sure that you're familiar with the rules of the water, and tell someone on land where you're heading and what time you expect to return.
For most of us, Labor Day weekend is all about relaxing but for some it's time for catching up on outdoor chores before Fall comes around!
If that's the case, the we want you to be safe!
Before you use any power tool make sure the cord isn't frayed, that it is free of cuts and appears to be in good condition.
If you need an extension cord be sure it is designed for outdoor use. Additionally, be sure that the extension cord's amperage can handle the demand of the power tool you're using.
Cleaning gutters, trimming trees and painting are just a few common outdoor chores that require a ladder, and ladders are notoriously dangerous. Only use a ladder when there's someone else at home and if you're using a metal ladder be careful that it does not come into contact with an electrical source.
Prevent a Tummy Ache… or Worse!
To minimize the chance of cross-contamination, wash your hands before and after you touch raw meat.
Dry your hands on paper towels instead of cloth towels, and discard immediately.
Refrigerate meat that's waiting to hit the grill. Never leave food that requires refrigeration (think potato salad, coleslaw or chicken salad) out in the sun.
Instead, set the item the bowl is in on top of a pan filled with ice, and serve from a shaded area. Return the item to the refrigerator as soon as party-goers have been served.
This last tip is especially important for our desert dwellers!
If you're having a party, set out a few tubs full of bottled water and encourage your guests to drink small amounts often..
Apply sunscreen before you head out in the sun and reapply as necessary.
Remember that the elderly and the young have especially sensitive skin and don't forget that some medications can increase your skin's sensitivity to the sun.
Make it the best Labor Day Weekend Yet!


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Kawasaki India Offering January Discounts Of Up To INR 50,000
Home News Suzuki Access Special Edition goes on sale for INR 58,975
Suzuki Access Special Edition goes on sale for INR 58,975
October 3, 2013 | Yatharth Singh Chauhan
Suzuki Motorcycles India today launched a new special variant of its Access 125 automatic scooter. The new special variant has been christened as the Suzuki Access 125 Special Edition and the new scooter is being endorsed by 'Being Human'.
The new Suzuki Access Special Edition comes with five new features. These features are purely cosmetic in nature and have been included to differentiate the Special Edition from regular variants.
The new Suzuki Access Special Edition gets some chrome garnishing on the grab rail and the rear view mirrors, a tanned faux leather seat cover, 'Being Human' front emblem and an 'Apna Way Of Life' stickers on the side. The Special Edition is available only in one color- Pearl Mirage White.
Suzuki has set a sales target of 40,000 units for the new Access Special Edition and the scooter goes on sale for a price of INR 58,975 (on-road Mumbai). This means that the Special Edition is more than 1000 rupees pricier than the regular variant.
Mechanically, the scooter remains unchanged, which means that powering the Special Edition is the same 124cc engine which powers the regular models. This engine has a max power of 8.58hp and peak torque of 1.0kgm.
A part of the profits that Suzuki will earn from the sales of Suzuki Access Special Edition will be used for educating the underprivileged and towards conducting cataract operations and heart surgeries. Definitely a noble idea, we say.
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After COPYRIGHT BATTLE WITH Filipino, Prince Harry PURSUES LEGAL ACTION AGAINST J.K. Rowling!
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NEW YORK, New York (The Adobo Chronicles, New York Bureau) – A small-business owner in the Philippines has found himself in a nasty copyright battle with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over the name of his deodorant brand, "Archewell Harvatera."
"Archewell" is the name of the duke and duchess' charity foundation, a nod to their son, Archie.
But it's also in the name of the natural antiperspirant sold by manufacturer Victor Martin Soriano, who chose to call his product "Archewell Harvatera" last summer, a few months after Harry and Markle named their foundation in April.
But his Royalty is not stopping there.
Reliable sources told The Adobo Chronicles that Prince Charles' youngest son is preparing a lawsuit demanding that author JK Rowling rename the main character in her "Harry Potter" series. "There can be no other Harry in the world except me, certainly not a character in a ridiculous fictional series," the Prince said.
So, watch out, all ye people in the world named "Harry." Or "Meghan."
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Paramecus es un  género de coleópteros adéfagos de la familia Carabidae.

Especies
Comprende las siguientes especies:

 Paramecus breviusculus Fairmaire, 1884
 Paramecus cylindricus Dejean, 1829
 Paramecus ellipticus (Cutris, 1839)
 Paramecus laevigatus Dejean, 1829

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Paramecus en ION
 Nomenclator Zoologicus
 Carabidae of the World

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https://www.greenwichtime.com/local/article/Woman-charged-with-using-Greenwich-resident-s-14370231.php
Health-care aide charged with using elderly Greenwich woman's credit card
By Robert Marchant
Updated 4:54 pm EDT, Thursday, August 22, 2019
Jasminka Baney
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GREENWICH — A 39-year-old woman from New Canaan was charged with multiple financial crimes for allegedly using a credit card that belonged to an elderly Greenwich woman whom she cared for, police said.
Jasminka Baney, of Frogtown Road, turned herself in at Greenwich police headquarters Tuesday to face a warrant charging her with larceny and identity theft, police said.
She tried to cover her tracks during the investigation by giving misleading information, police said, and therefore was additionally charged with interfering with a police investigation and making a false statement to investigators.
According to the arrest warrant application, Baney had been working as a health-care attendant for a 74-year-old woman in central Greenwich. A family member became suspicious this spring after receiving an email that a credit card belonging to her relative was "maxed out," according to the court papers.
Also, the relative, who went on a regular basis to clean and check mail at the woman's home, did not see any credit card documents, the court papers stated.
Eventually, the relative found a statement from the credit card company — when Baney took a week off from work — that showed expenditures at the Glass Room, a vape store in Stamford, according to the affidavit.
Investigators determined that credit card was used to ring up purchases of at least $3,435 in a three-month period this year, the court papers stated. Baney did not have permission to use the card for anything other than driving expenses, the court papers said.
But the card was used at CVS, Lord and Taylor, Best Buy and Whole Foods, the affidavit stated. One charge at Best Buy was listed at $563.
Baney told police she had a substance abuse issue and had grown dependent on "kratom," a plant-based powder that can cause effects similar to both opioids and stimulants. It can be purchased at vape stores around the region, police said.
Bail was set at $50,000, and Baney was able to post a bond.
The investigation began in May after police were contacted by the victim's family.
The court papers say Baney, a native of Macedonia, has also been arrested previously on charges of conspiracy to sell marijuana. Baney is also facing a larceny charge in Norwalk, from an arrest in late 2018, according to court records.
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The Great Wide Open
After years spent chasing the affections of the people who are supposed to love her unconditionally, Alice is beginning to realise that, though you can't choose your family, you can choose your future, and Alice sees her future far away from her dysfunctional family and the doldr... read full description below.
5 February 2019 by Cornerstone
Trade Paperback/Paperback
9780099585220 (Jul 2019)
9781448165186 (Jan 2019)
By Kennedy, Douglas
FICTION / Family Life / General
General/trade
All families are secret societies. Realms of intrigue and internal warfare, governed by their own rules, regulations, boundaries, frontiers. Rules which often make no sense to those outside its borders. It's autumn in New York and Alice Burns, a young ambitious editor is reading a manuscript. The writer's words hit close to home to conjure ghosts from her past, memories of her childhood, and thoughts of her brother who is serving time in a prison cell. It's 1961. The Burns family is celebrating yet another disastrous Thanksgiving and a 17 year-old Alice can't take it anymore. After years spent chasing the affections of the people who are supposed to love her unconditionally, Alice is beginning to realise that, though you can't choose your family, you can choose your future, and Alice sees her future far away from her dysfunctional family and the doldrums of small-town life. As she embarks on a journey that will take her through college, heartbreak, and self-discovery, Alice must learn to stand on her own two feet in the great wide open... But no matter how much distance she covers, the past is never far behind. And after years of running, Alice must stand and face the truth. Because sometimes, to move forward, we have to go back...
NZ Review
Has a strangely mesmerising effect . . . absolutely excellent * New Statesman *
Douglas Kennedy's previous twelve novels include the critically acclaimed bestsellers The Big Picture, The Pursuit of Happiness, A Special Relationship and The Moment. He is also the author of three highly-praised travel books. The Big Picture was filmed with Romain Duris and Catherine Deneuve; The Woman in the Fifth with Ethan Hawke and Kristin Scott Thomas. His work has been translated into twenty-two languages. In 2007 he was awarded the French decoration of Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, and in 2009 the inaugural Grand Prix de Figaro. Born in Manhattan in 1955, he has two children and currently divides his time between London, Paris, Berlin, Maine and New York.
Wheelers Books Australia


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Some men are actually ravens.
Oh, they look like men.
But underneath, they are ravens.
Look carefully, and you will find their skins of feathers.
Once, I fell in love with a raven man.
like ebony, tarmac, licorice, black holes.
and hid it in the attic.
He was mine for seven years.
that had been hollowed out by who-knows-what.
You do crazy things for raven men.
he spent six nights a week in my arms.
His black feathers fell around me.
which is more than most people achieve.
One day, I threw a stone at a raven.
I was not angry, he was not doing anything in particular.
that raven men are always lost.
think of it as inevitable.
with the moon gleaming on his feathers.
Or maybe he found his skin in the attic?
and they flew away together?
Maybe that's how I lost them?
Loving raven men will make you crazy.
and that one, and that one.
will you send my raven man back to me?
Insightful impressions re men in their uniforms, yet edged with sadness. I guess it reminded me a little of the selkies too . Just a quick observation.


When Ghandi died, I was unborn. And my heart was unaffected. The sun passed below the horizon, red, and so tired, on the Indian subcontinent.
When Kennedy died, I was a child, and my sphere was small and untouched. I remember the principal on the school intercom, the footage of the motorcade, and LBJ taking the oath…with Jacqueline standing next to him. I looked around at the adults in my world. Their eyes were red and they tried to explain it to me, but they faltered and were unconvincing. And the sun passed below the horizon in Texas.
When King died, I was lost in the self-absorbed me of adolescence. Yet I knew that something bigger than me had taken place. On the evening news, I heard the words streaming out of the tubed black and white television. The news anchor's eyes, which could barely contain each week's pain of the death count in Vietnam…his eyes became red and I thought I saw a tear. No, I was sure of it. The sun passed below the skyline of Memphis.
Today, the sun passed below the dusty horizon on the African continent. The last rays barely warmed the country of South Africa. The fading light removed from the sky of a Soweto township, as oil lamps were lit and began to flicker. I swallowed hard through a constricted throat, in a way I had never gulped the fragility of death.
Jeffrey Post-Holmberg is a contributing writer for River Notes Blog on the Two Rivers Counseling website. When he is not practicing tonglen in his couples counseling sessions, he is trying to understand what it means when great people are born, change the world, then pass into the mists of eternity.


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Until now there hasn't been an agreed set of protocols on how to diagnose and treat ADHD, often leading to patchy outcomes. But new guidelines for the assessment and treatment of ADHD are set to change that. And best-selling children's book author Sally Rippin opens up about why she was compelled to write her first book for adults.
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Broadcast 5 Oct 2022 5 Oct 2022 Wed 5 Oct 2022 at 9:00pm
'Did I just fool the psychiatrist into telling me I had ADHD?'
Life in 500 Words: Anne's tea caddy spoon
Books were Sally Rippin's life. So what happened when her own son couldn't read them?
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Batting with more finesse now and it's working, says Smith
Sydney [Australia], November 29 (ANI): After scoring back-to-back centuries against India, Australia batsman Steve Smith said a changed batting approach has been yielding better results for him in the ongoing series.
Smith is now 'batting with more finesse' rather than hitting the ball hard. He smashed a 104-run knock off 64 balls and was awarded player of the Match.
Australia posted a mammoth total of 379/4 in their 50 overs as the top-five batsmen scored half-centuries for the team after openers David Warner (83) and Aaron Finch (60) provided a flying start.
The hosts won the game by 51 runs and gained a 2-0 unassailable lead in the three-match series.
"I felt good from ball one. It was another great foundation set by Finch and Davey. It's just summing up conditions and what's in front of you. Against India, you need to score big totals. Fortunately, it's come off. I am batting with more finesse now and that's worked. Tried to slog the balls hard a couple of weeks ago. It (records) doesn't bother me, nice to score some runs for the team. The boys were outstanding in the field too," Smith said at the end of the game.
India was behind the eight-ball right from the start of the chase, and it was only Virat Kohli (89) and KL Rahul (76) who could salvage some pride with the bat in hand. In the end, Australia wrapped up an easy win by 51 runs.
Earlier, Steve Smith and David Warner played knocks of 104 and 83 respectively as Australia posted a total of 389/4 against India. Opting to bat first, Australia once again got off to a flier as Warner and Aaron Finch hammered the Indian bowlers all around the park. Both batters went past their 50-run mark and the duo stitched together a partnership of more than 100 runs for the third consecutive time in ODI cricket.
In the final eight overs, Labuschagne and Maxwell added 93 more runs to Australia's total and as a result, the side posted a total of more than the 380-run mark. Labuschagne was dismissed after playing a knock of 70 runs while Maxwell remained unbeaten on 63.
The final and third ODI of the series will be played at Manuka Oval, Canberra on Wednesday, December 2. (ANI)


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The International Lesbian and Gay Association is a world-wide network of national and local groups dedicated to achieving equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) people everywhere. Founded in 1978, it now has more than 400 member organisations. Every continent and around 90 countries are represented. ILGA member groups range from small collectives to national groups and entire cities.
The International Lesbian and Gay Law Association (ILGLaw) unites people around the world who are dedicated to the principle of equality under the law for lesbians and gay men, and bisexual and transgendered persons.
Legendary and militant activist group, main office in Paris.


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Torbay Weekly > Sport
Royal salute for lifetime volunteer James
James Stevenson receiving his award from Princess Anne - Credit: RYA
A sailing volunteer from Paignton has been presented with a prestigious national award by HRH the Princess Royal, president of the Royal Yachting Association (RYA), in recognition of his exceptional generosity and commitment to the sport at grassroots level.
James Stevenson, who volunteers at Teign Corinthian Yacht Club, received a Lifetime Commitment award at the RYA's annual awards held at One Great George Street, London on Friday 19 November.
James is a retired builder who maintained Teign Corinthian Yacht Club's increasingly elderly clubhouse for about 20 years. When a steady increase in female sailors required the provision of more changing space for them, he volunteered to design and build a new clubhouse for the cost of the materials.
The result is that he has provided an iconic facility with changing spaces for 26 males and 26 females, a dedicated training room, office, clubhouse and a balcony looking over the finest sailing area on the River Teign.
Through his commitment, determination, vision and enormous effort, the club has saved over £300,000 and opened a clubhouse worthy of the 21st century.
Rob Clark, RYA Director of Sport Development said: "2021 has been another challenging year for sailing organisations with outdoor activity restarting and restrictions slowly lifting.
"More than ever volunteers are the backbone of our clubs and the wider boating community, and every single award winner has made an impact by sacrificing their time and expertise so others can enjoy being on the water. It's a pleasure to recognise their achievements."
Based in the beautiful location of Teignmouth, Teign Cornithian Yacht Club offers opportunities and experience in sailing, yachting and paddling, as well as an active dinghy section, staged at the club's second property at Coombe Cellars on the South bank of the River Teign estuary and, because of the sheltered nature of this location, dinghy sailing takes place all year round. Visit www.tcyc.org.uk for information.
The RYA is boating's national governing body and the Volunteer Awards recognise the outstanding contribution made by volunteers throughout the UK. Not only rewarding the longest-standing volunteers but also families, committed youngsters and most importantly, those that have had an impact.
Teignmouth News


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For the past 15 years and counting, I have worked at Yeners Cakes, helping to create thousands of wedding cakes and celebration cakes. I enjoy drawing, digital art, 3D sculpting and modelling, web design and web development.


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AI-Based Contract Negotiation Product from Seal Software
by Srikanth
in Tech news
New Solution Focuses on Single Largest Pain Point for Contract Negotiation–Complexities of Third-Party Paper; Brings Enterprise AI to the Microsoft Word® Experience
Seal® Software, the global leader in enterprise contract analytics, today introduced Seal Now™, a new contract analytics product specifically designed to address the review and negotiation of third-party paper (draft contracts prepared on another party's templates), the most complex, risky and time-consuming aspect of the contracting process. Seal Now leverages the full AI capabilities of the Seal enterprise contract analytics platform and provides the results to the end-user via a simple scorecard delivered directly in Microsoft Word®, the environment most used and preferred by contracting professionals globally [1].
Determining the extent to which a third-party draft contract complies or conflicts with internal policies is the most time-consuming and risk-prone aspect of contract negotiation. To simplify the process, Seal Now delivers real-time scorecards providing AI insights into the extent to which draft contracts conform to or diverge from a company's legal standards.
Seal Now delivers these simple risk and compliance scorecards directly in the Microsoft Word environment, leveraging a user-friendly "traffic signal" interface (red light/yellow light/green light). Seal Now also delivers the same scorecards via email in a format that can be easily shared internally to create a greater degree of transparency into the negotiation process, to help set expectations around negotiation timelines, and to highlight the risks and opportunities contained in the most recent draft agreement.
Seal Now consists of a number of key pieces of technology to provide the full end-user experience: integration with Microsoft Word, the tool that is used by most lawyers and contract negotiators; AI insights powered by Seal's enterprise-class contract analytics; a logic engine to confirm compliance with a client's playbook; a clause library to allow preferred or approved language to be substituted for drafting purposes; and scorecards and dashboards to surface key information and guide the negotiator to critical areas of the draft contract.
A recent study sponsored by DocuSign®, the Agreement Cloud company, identified a general dissatisfaction with current negotiation and drafting processes in both mid-sized and large-scale enterprises alike [2]. Eight-hundred-fifty (850) professionals involved in the contracting process were asked approximately 30 questions about their experiences and perceptions around contract management at their organizations. The responses show that professionals frequently spend in excess of 30 hours per agreement executing the negotiation process—time that could otherwise be used to contribute strategic value.
"With Seal Now, we are addressing the single most painful aspect of the contracting process—negotiating third-party paper—and we are simplifying and 'democratizing' the experience by bringing our enterprise AI directly to Microsoft Word, the place where contract professionals want to work," said Jim Wagner, president of Seal Software. "For nearly a decade, our enterprise customers have been using Seal to gain AI insights into their portfolios of signed agreements, and we are delighted through the introduction of Seal Now to be able to bring these same insights and the power of our platform to the negotiation process."
According to Gartner's Legal and Compliance Automation Study (Feb. 2019), executive management's highest priority for their organization's legal department by YE23 and corporate clients' highest priority for legal services from your organization by YE23 are: increase speed of legal work, improve contribution to corporate strategy setting and business decision making, improve risk management, and reduce the cost of legal services [3]. Seal Now, and its AI-powered scorecards, is specifically designed to address these pain points prioritized by executive management. Early adopters of Seal negotiation capabilities have reported efficiency gains of up to 80 percent in terms of timeline for negotiation, all while experiencing an improvement in overall contract review accuracy and compliance.
Seal has been working with a number of beta clients to validate the Seal Now solution and several have been instrumental both as a user and a partner. UnitedLex, the pioneer of the enterprise legal services model, announced in May 2019 a master collaboration agreement with Seal to deliver a contract negotiation solution and Seal Now will be a key component in that offering. UnitedLex have previously forecast that their clients will achieve more than $250 million in accelerated revenue due to more-rapid contracting cycle times.
"Every legal department wants to reduce deal negotiation times, improve quality of the contract negotiation, and, of course, identify any issues as early as possible in the drafting phase. This is especially important when dealing with third-party contracts," said Dan Reed, founder and CEO, UnitedLex. "We have been working with Seal on the development of Seal Now and believe it addresses these pain points admirably."
The Seal enterprise contract analytics platform is used by more than 100 Global 2000 enterprises to manage portfolios of executed contracts for key functions such as procurement, sales, M&A and complex commercial financing. Through its innovative Seal Marketplace, Seal clients can select and download pre-configured AI models built to address specific subjects such as payment terms, renewal options, and termination rights, as well 'accelerators', which are Seal's pre-defined collections of models to address industry-wide subjects, such as GDPR, Brexit, LIBOR and regulatory compliance. With the introduction of Seal Now, Seal becomes the first and only enterprise contract analytics platform capable of delivering valuable AI insights in both the pre-execution and post-execution phases of the contract lifecycle. Seal Now is available in 2019 under controlled release with planned general availability in Q1 2020.
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This beautiful four bedroom townhouse is now available for rent. The Wave Development Company built ONLY four of these extremely spacious townhouses. Only two have a water view. They have four bedrooms. The Sadah Water View townhouse is perfect for the larger family. Accommodation is on four levels. The Basement level has laundry room. Guest Bathroom. Double garage with up and over door. The ground floor level has open plan living and dining room. Open plan kitchen. Second and third levels are the bedroom areas.
It is the biggest design of townhouse on The Wave. A whopping 427 square metres.
Accommodation comprises of entrance hall. Semi open plan kitchen. High gloss units in an off white colour are on two full walls. There is a large picture window looking to the living room. Offering lots of light for the kitchen.
Open plan living and dining room. Full wall glass windows and doors leading to the patio and back garden.
The lower level has double garage. Bathroom. Laundry room with sink and combination washer and dryer.
The first floor has three bedrooms. Bedroom one has glass door to the terrace. Walk-in wardrobes. En-suite bathroom with glass screen shower.
Second bedroom has glass doors to the terrace. Fitted wardrobes. En-suite bathroom with glass screen shower. Wonderful water views from this bedroom.
Third bedroom has big windows on two walls. Palm tree views. Fitted wardrobes. En-suite bathroom with glass screen shower.
Second floor is dedicated to the master bedroom. Sleeping area with double windows and doors to the large terrace. Walk in wardrobes. Separate study / lounge area has double windows and doors to the terrace. Large en-suite bathroom with separate bath tub and walk in tiled shower.
A beautiful property well worth seeing. There is also dedicated parking on the street level at the front of the house.


I asked tarot the following questions: Will S and I have future together?
An interpretation is appreciated. Merry Christmas.
It looks like a yes, but only if you both are able to forgive and forget.
Once the past is left behind, and you both start a new, then there will be a future that looks good.


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Instant Analysis: Sony Corp Is Developing the "PlayStation 4.5"
Is Sony getting ready to render the original PS4 obsolete with a new higher-resolution offering?
Leo Sun
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Mar 22, 2016 at 2:40PM
Sony (NYSE:SNE) is developing an upgrade for the PlayStation 4, according to a recent Kotaku report. The new version of the console, which was originally launched in November 2013, will reportedly offer a beefier GPU for games running at 4K resolution. The current model can output photos and videos in 4K, but games are capped at 1080p. It is unclear if PS4 owners will be able to trade in their older generation consoles, or if they'll need to buy the new system, which has been nicknamed the "PS4.5".
The PS4. Source: Sony
Why would Sony do this?
It is not unusual for gaming companies to refresh their consoles several times within each generation with smaller cases, cheaper components, or bigger hard drives. With more customers buying 4K TVs, offering a 4K PS4 might generate fresh console sales and help Sony extend its lead against Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) Xbox One. According to industry tracker Vgchartz, Sony has sold 38.8 million PS4s worldwide to date, compared to just 20.4 million Xbox Ones.
Sony may also be upgrading the PS4 to complement the launch of PlayStation VR, its new virtual reality headset. Since the quality of a VR game depends heavily on its maximum resolution, upgrading PS4 titles from 1080p to 4K could make them comparable to the PC-based VR games playable with the upcoming Oculus Rift or Vive.
Microsoft could also refresh its Xbox One in the near future. During a press conference covered by Polygon in early March, Xbox chief Phil Spencer hinted at an Xbox One update, stating that PCs "have a very continuous evolution cycle in hardware, whereas between console generations most of the evolution is making it cheaper and potentially making it smaller."
Sony needs to be careful
It might be a smart move to upgrade the PS4, but Sony needs to beware of alienating its customers and developers. If some games are only supported for the PS4.5, owners of the current version who expected their consoles to last for several years might be upset. Likewise, developers could be annoyed if Sony pressures them to create both 1080 and 4K versions of newer titles, which could result in performance issues. Sony investors should keep a close eye on this developing story and its impact on the gaming business, which accounted for over a fifth of Sony's sales last quarter.
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As firefox uses non-standard controls, there are few elegant ways to retrieve the URL from the address bar.
So, I tried to get it using DDE (Message) and managed it to work.
I tested it only with Firefox 2.0.0.3 in XPSP2.
But, it should work with IE and Opera too, as they also support DDE(ML).
Any way to copy the Statusbar text to Clipboard ?
In IE, I hover the mouse over the link and press a hotkey. The URL will be fetched from the statusbar and processed before being added to my download manager. It would be nice If I can do it firefox.
It only gives the URL of the last open Firefox window. Is there anyway to get all URLs of windows belonging to the same process?
I don't think there is a (dde) topic related with the statusbar. You may take a look at this page.
Looks like not all topics here are supported by firefox.
I think it's the last 'active' one to be precise.
The best way I can think of atm is that cycling through the opened firefox windows, then activating each and retrieving the URL.
This one has been frustrating me for MONTHS!!
likely you can figure out what i've missed out on ??
Looks like some of the variables are defined wrongly.
BTW, as far as I can see, there is no argument with (U)INTc types there, but it won't affect the result in this case.
Now, there exist two versions: DDEMessage & DDEML.
And, it'll finally work with iexplore too.
likely you can do better!
my... UGGGGG... not seeming to want to work for me code!!!
, UINT, 0x0000 ;  0x0040 ??
msgbox "error no HCommand handle from teh global allocation"
my dll execute is a flop too!!!! uggggggg!!
With Execute or Poke, unlike in Request, you can't neglect the first/second arguments in DdeClientTransaction.
BTW, I don't think you have to do GlobalAlloc yourself with DDE, but, I must admit I haven't tried myself.
If it really needs GlobalAlloc or alike, you may better use DdeCreateDataHandle instead (:at least with Poke).
ps: Sean... thanks... thanks... and more thanks... for the help, vision & enlightenment.... this is something that has alluded me in AHK for MONTHS!!!!!
OK, I overlooked you used DDE Messages.
Then, it requires GlobalAlloc according to the documentation.
At a glance with your code with GlobalAlloc, looks like you allocate it as GMEM_FIXED (0x0000), but may better use GMEM_MOVEABLE (0x0002) instead.
You're right. hItem & nFormat should be set to 0 with Execute.


This qualitative study examined a sample of former chief student affairs officers (n=12) who successfully attained a presidency at a four-year institution of higher education. Data was collected primarily through semi-structured interviews and supplemented by the curricula vitae of the participants. Through data analysis, three themes emerged: (1) institutional type and fit, (2) academic profile, and (3) fundraising. Findings from this study indicated the majority of participants were employed at small to medium-size institutions of higher education with preference given to small, private colleges and universities. Faculty skepticism was the most noted obstacle participants encountered. Accordingly, participants advised presidential aspirants to actively maintain an academic profile and credibility with the faculty. Last, fundraising experience was considered a necessary skill that presidential aspirants should have to become serious contenders for a presidential position.
Martin, Quincy III (2018) "Chief Student Affairs Officers: Transforming Pathways to the Presidency," Journal of Research on the College President: Vol. 2 , Article 6.


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From the application point of view, the complexity of future mobile devices is becoming too big to design monolithic processing platforms. This is where the hArtes approach with reconfigurable heterogeneous system becomes vital.
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How to Build a Forest
PearlDamour + Shawn Hall, 2011-2015
Speaker/Breather (New Orleans Performance, 2015)
Conceived by Obie Award-winning duo PearlDamour + Shawn Hall
Sound by Brendan Connelly
"How to Build a Forest is a polysynthetic, interdisciplinary hybrid of a project. Part visual art installation and part theater performance, this durational event unfolds over eight hours.
Beginning in an empty space, visual artist Shawn Hall and theater/performance artists Katie Pearl and Lisa D'Amour—along with a four-person crew—work meticulously to construct, dismantle, and remove an elaborately fabricated forest. Inspired by 100 trees lost at a Louisiana family home following Hurricane Katrina, How to Build a Forest is also strongly informed by the ecological consequences of the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Through visual art, performance, and sound design, How to Build a Forest articulates the disconnect between urban dwellers and the natural world. The "forest," made of fabric and found materials, reflects the deeply interconnected relationship between humans and nature…how they live in it, rely on it, use it, and consume it. Using performance to explore our connection to a fragile environment, the artists expose both the creative and destructive processes that can apply to an art installation, a natural ecosystem, or the landscape of an entire city."- CAC
October 2015, Contemporary Arts Center New Orleans
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If your tires are not fully inflated and have lower PSI than required, the resistance in between the car tire and the ground increases. When the resistance in between the car tire and the ground increases, the car's engine must work harder in order for it to move the vehicle. The harder your cars engine works the more gas you will be spending. If your tires are low your car will work harder than it needs to if you compare it to compared to the tires being full.
Momentum matters, when you are driving at a constant speed you are saving gasoline. A constant speed means your not speeding up or slowing down. When you drive at a constant speed your engine can work more relaxed because the momentum of your car is helping helping the engine when you are at constant speed. While your speeding up the momentum of the car is going against the engine of the car and therefore your car will waste more gas when you slow down and speed up a lot.
Once again, momentum matters, don't press the breaks when you don't need too. Every time you press the break it means that now you must speed up again and your car will waste more gas when speeding up. If you don't press the breaks more than you need to then you can drive at a constant pace while letting your engine work more relaxed, therefore saving gasoline. Just be careful and be prepared to break in case the cars in front of you decide to stop in order to prevent an accident. Contact an attorney asap in case you get into an accident.
Weight matters, and at times we can do something about it. A lot of times we might just throw something heavy in our trunks and leave it there just because we're too lazy to move it. Well that extra weight back there matters and were wasting gas because if it. If your car weighs 2 thousand pounds and you have an extra 200 pounds in the car, then your wasting approximately 10% more gas. If you have a bunch of extra stuff in your car, loosen up the load and start saving that gas! Even some basic car customization can help such as getting some lightweight car parts.
Make sure to always get an oil change on time. You may not think of it as much, but the dirtier you keep your oil the harder your car ends up having to work, especially in the long run. When you keep your oil nice and fresh your engine works more smoothly. When your oil is dirty and your engine starts wearing out, then your engine starts wasting more gasoline because it has to work harder.
If you have an old car you should consider leasing a car or buying one that's not as old. Keep your oil clean and keep your engine in healthy condition and you will definitely save gas in the long run. It is especially a great idea to get a new car incase your car has been totaled. In case you've been in a car accident, a Glendale personal injury attorney at KAASS LAW can help you make the best decision.
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Living Anatomy: The Experience of Cadaver Dissection. Reflections on love and life. The E-mail message field is required. I am afraid as I ponder that inevitable end: death and dying. Until now, no systematic examination of the links between medical education, the students, their poetry and the meanings that can be gleaned from these writings has been published. Joanna Shapiro has written a book specifically about medical student poetry, The Inner World of Medical Students: Listening to Their Voices in Poetry. Using think boxes exercises and references this is an accessible guide relevant to all members of the practice team.
It shows how to address all aspects of communication in relation to one-to-one situations teaching and groups and encourages the reader to reflect on their own clinical and work experience. The poems are stunning, revealing, and even shocking. However, the inclusion of so many worthwhile poems with commentary, as well as the extensive scholarly treatises underpinning the book, make this a significant and indispensible volume for all involved in medical education. Their words have much to teach their professors, their mentors in the medical profession, their families who sent them off to medical school, and the public who will be treated by them in the coming years. I have longed for such a book. Using think boxes exercises and references this is an accessible guide relevant to all members of the practice team.
As the author notes, poems traverse the boundaries between types; nonetheless, the framework of the analysis rests with this typology. Responsibility: Johanna Shapiro, foreword by Howard F. We think we remember what it was like to be a medical student. Much to discuss and argue in each and every chapter. Living Anatomy: The Experience of Cadaver Dissection. It shows how to address all aspects of communication in relation to one-to-one situations teaching and groups and encourages the reader to reflect on their own clinical and work experience.
Recensione 'Johanna Shapiro has made a unique contribution to medical humanities and to medical education. One of Shapiro's concerns is how the acculturation process in medical education affects the humanity of the student. Is this the way of life? Why Study Medical Student Poetry? This book provides a practical, comprehensive analysis of medical student poetry and is an invaluable resource for medical educators, those with an interest in the medical humanities, and medical students themselves. As a medical educator that has been close to medical students for over 30 years, I found it shocking to see how deeply students are affected by common encounters of patient care. We think we remember what it was like to be a medical student. Why Study Medical Student Poetry? Functions of writing for medical students.
Am I a doctor Yet? This book will change how you look at students and make you a better faculty. Her thoughtful analysis of these extraordinary poems written by medical students gives us greater clarity and compassion for what they experience on the way to becoming doctors, and urges all of us to create a more healing environment for that journey. The poems are stunning, revealing, and even shocking. Postscript: writing rings around death. The poems are stunning, revealing, and even shocking. What issues does this writing address, and what needs, fears and experiences does it give expression to? Why are some medical students drawn to creative writing? Further, Shapiro explores the metaphors of topography illness as a foreign land and quest student on a heroic, however tentative or confused, journey throughout her study.
Postscript: writing rings around death. The student learns to interact only through diagnoses, categories, and flow charts, and loses the more complex aspects of human interaction. If they don't care, why should I? After three chapters of theory and methods, eight topics are explored using the outlined analytic tools: anatomy class, becoming a physician, patient experience, doctor-patient relationship, student-patient relationship, social and cultural issues, death and dying, love and life. Their words have much to teach their professors, their mentors in the medical profession, their families who sent them off to medical school, and the public who will be treated by them in the coming years. It brings together all facets of communication in healthcare including involvement of patients staff and external workers. Hundreds of references, particularly in the fields of narratology and medical education, are cited. Am I a doctor Yet? Shapiro's book has not only has a lot of great examples of poetry by medical students, but she also makes a convincing argument that using poetry in medical education helps medical students become better human beings, and thus better doctors.
Is this the way of life? This book makes a major contribution to literature in medicine, but more importantly, it should be read by every medical educator that has the privilege of teaching medical students. If they don't care, why should I? Her thoughtful analysis of these extraordinary poems written by medical students gives us greater clarity and compassion for what they experience on the way to becoming doctors, and urges all of us to create a more healing environment for that journey. It is a critical appraisal which independently explores the positive and negative aspects of medical culture, student life, socialisation and learning through the unique expressive medium of medical student poetry. She sees a parallel process occurring in which the essential humanity of both the student and patient are molded to fit into a biomedical paradigm focused on the most superficial of human realities: observable symptoms and observable behaviors. Shapiro's sensitive and thoughtful analysis guides and inspires us to better respond to the needs of our students.
Functions of writing for medical students. Much to discuss and argue in each and every chapter. I have longed for such a book. As a medical educator that has been close to medical students for over 30 years, I found it shocking to see how deeply students are affected by common encounters of patient care. Strangers in a strange land: what matters to medical students on their journey and how they tell about it. Much to discuss and argue in each and every chapter.