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Acting out of panic, before considering alternatives, often leads to poor, sometimes downright disastrous, decisions.
Fourth, when feelings between parents and children seem unusually strong, there is more going on than is immediately apparent.
Also there was awe in their faces.
So it is not that these older men and women suffer less illness because they are living longer; but they are suffering different kinds of illnesses and living with them longer.
Unearthing the feelings that underlie the seemingly unreasonable behaviors is essential to avoid getting sabotaged by them.
This means that they are suffering more from chronic than acute health conditions.
Sensitive parents, determined to avoid burdening their children, take pride in their self-sufficiency.
Nell refers to her sons, and even to Martin, as her boys.
In both cases, because of their own distress, children forget to treat their parents courteously and respectfully.
It happened to him at the Gallina society in Oakland one afternoon.
The sons, of course, are grown men now, with homes and families of their own.
Children act prematurely.
Research studies have shown that three fourths of all people over age seventy-five have at least one, and usually more, chronic health problems of some kind or degree.
Did Thorpe go to see any one in Churchill?
She made it clear during the weeks before her death that they had done her a gross disservice.
Their loss would have sapped them of life and laughter.
How old are you, daddy?
We only wanted to do what we thought was best for her, the nurse told us.
Since they are chronic, by definition they do not get better over time; they get gradually and inexorably worse.
Alarmed, he lost no time contacting a carpenter.
They have remained close to their parents, living nearby and celebrating all the special occasions together, such as birthdays, anniversaries, and graduations.
How old are you, mother?
They may become their parents helpers.
We feel strongly that to succeed as caregivers of aging parents, adult children must remember this principle.
Nell describes herself as an obedient patient, probably because she was too numb to think about doing otherwise.
This is a worthwhile distinction to bear in mind.
During those times, he felt weak and fatigued; he needed and wanted to do many things, but lacked the motivation and energy.
He apologized, but I don't think that's really going to change anything.
Hannah was right; I had been trained to see my work just as Kahlid the Kind saw his.
The states were no longer the autonomous sovereigns that they thought they were when they claimed the right of secession.
At least he had the decency to be ashamed.
I truly believed that in my lifetime, I would witness the eradication of poverty and injustice.
They also kid around with regular guests like the comedian Jimmy Kimmel and the chatty weather woman Jillian Barberie.
I believed that I would see the day when no person would go hungry at night.
Villar says she has heard nothing from the district yet.
In December, the Missile Defense Agency resumed test launches from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
Efforts are under way to rescue Australia's thirty five million dollars horticulture trade with Indonesia.
Martin assists her with many household tasks, monitors her to make certain she doesn't do too much, and makes sure that she takes her medication regularly.
Flooding is continuing to cause problems in Queensland.
The stage is set for the formation of Australia's third largest agribusiness behind Elders and Landmark.
Australia's chief plant health officers will try to control rather than eradicate a new tomato virus in Queensland.
Dairy farmers win milk price rise
However, there have been important similarities in terms of successes.
They were now, in fact, servants of their people.
In nineteen ninety nine, California appropriated, for the first time, ten million dollars for legal services.
Barkley now enjoys a similar status from his platform at T N T, though his humor is much more hard-edged.
But it gets even weirder than that.
When the athletes are on the field, the mockery is largely forgotten for a few hours while they do their jobs.
None of these studies have been financed by the New Hampshire, and none have yet been published.
Williams, Cox News Service.
The sons and their wives visit frequently and follow her progress closely.
Here's what we mean.
Mollison, Cox News Service.
First, the Olympics.
Every grand champion steer at county fairs across Ohio is tested immediately after winning the blue ribbon.
The pills, potions, and therapies we had been trained in worked.
There are just three kinds of people in the village: children, adults, and elders.
As soon as they are able to walk and speak, children are woven directly into the fabric of life.
They work, play, sing, and laugh.
Whether in the garden, in the goat barn, or at the loom, all children have chores for which they are responsible.
In Kansas, students in schools that fail to make progress for three years will be in line for tutoring services, Pochowski said.
On average, each child is expected to receive seven hundred dollars to one thousand dollars for the year, Pochowski said.
Arkansas, for instance, had no schools on the list.
Haycock said she wishes people would start looking at the benefits the law will provide, instead of possible pitfalls.
They have talked with chamber officials about going for an arts-only bistate ballot measure.
But now Martin has no desire for socializing.
The plan required a monthly payment whether or not heating oil was delivered.
He has none of Nell's social skills, and he also knows that even visiting or entertaining can be tiring for her.
Instead, he has found it easier and safer for them just to draw more closely together into their own little family circle.
During the first year after the surgery, Nell tried joining a cancer survivors group but found it too depressing.
Governments existed to guarantee due process, and equal justice for all.
The local law was no longer simply a creature of the states.
Now I sing while I work.
But life is worth more than cash, she argued.
It is the aurora borealis.
Do you value your hide?
Mom, he suggested, as long as I'm writing this check out, why don't I pay the rest of your bills?
The children were upset not just because they feared for their mother's welfare but also they feared for their own.
In situations like that one, parents refusal to face facts compounds the problems of eldercare.
When offers of needed help are rejected, children become concerned, frustrated, and eventually angry.
Second, the refusal to see the truth may also be the result of an automatic process called denial.
Withholding information may seem sensible to parents who don't want to trouble their children.
Each side justifies its position: children view their parents as untrustworthy; parents see them as disrespectful.
Both sides feel hurt, misunderstood, unappreciated, and angry.
My father left her well provided for.
At the supermarket she buys day-old baked goods and reduced-price vegetables in dented cans.
Or she may be angry with her son because he visits infrequently.
They hear insults where none are intended.
Is any action really needed?
Have there been any verifiable facts or events that have caused me concern?
First, scrutiny helps you to be certain you are operating on the basis of objective, not subjective, urgency.
Chances are, if you are reading this book, you try to stay informed about matters pertaining to the care of aging parents.
If your parents are like most people, they will not be thrilled when you bring up the topic.
Do I feel a need to do something, but lack compelling objective evidence that a problem exists?
Second, your feeling may stem primarily from external factors that are affecting your thinking and judgment.
Your father may complain about how badly lit the local roads are.
It's a fact that some people do stand in judgment of adult children.
Decisions motivated by needs stemming from long-standing rivalries are not likely to be sound ones.
Even if they are, the friction that results is never in a parent's best interest.
Tell them about what your friend has arranged and how you'd like to do as much for them as your friend is doing for his or her parents.
See how your parents react, and what they think of the idea.
If you're at all attuned to them you know their sore spots and vulnerabilities.
If your mom always took pride in keeping a spotless home, then suggesting cleaning help is not likely to be welcome.
Many parents deeply resent having their judgment questioned.
Knowing this, plan your persuasive approach carefully.
Anticipate reactions, prepare your rejoinders, and do your best to keep the discussion on an even keel.
You may not succeed, but the results are likely to be better than if you were to push ahead carelessly, just hoping for the best.
Others may get angry, accusative, or withdrawn.
Terms such as eldercare and caregiving both imply that only one person, the giver, or carer as they say in England, is active.
This comment was uttered by an elderly woman who called in during an interview on a talk radio station.
The woman wanted no part of their plans.
Our Understanding: Her children's urgings were clearly a product of their uneasiness.
To our surprise, the man was enraged and offended by our recommendation.
To expect gratitude from a person who is incapable of it is like waiting for an apple tree to grow oranges.
These words were written to the editor of the New York Times, a few days after the paper published a positive article on our book.
Given the many possible areas of conflict that arise as parents age, this is a good one to remove from the list.
This caring son was caught between being respectful and being practical.
Our Understanding: Since there was no disagreement about the move, this situation, while distressing, was not serious.
I don't mind doing this, but lately, as soon as I come home, my father calls and complains that I never come to see them!
I feel terrible having him think I am neglectful, and I know that things are only going to get worse.
Her first reaction was to move them back home, so she checked out local options.
It usually reflects longstanding problems having nothing to do with eldercare.
If a child understands the reasons underlying a parent's choices, he or she will be less likely to contest them later.
This question was asked of us privately, after an eldercare presentation.
She wisely decided to take action, but she was uncertain of the steps to take.
Although they love their home, they're considering moving to an assisted living facility because of my mother's illness.
Although attention tends to be focused, with reason, on the ailing spouse, the needs of the well-spouse must also be considered.
He won't lift a finger to help out, and he constantly criticizes everything I do.
Why, he wondered, would we want to make his caregiving responsibilities more arduous than they were already?
The woman who brought this up had her own misgivings about the value of visiting someone in the last stages of dementia.
She felt guilty and neglectful.
We know that barring serious illness or accident, most people adapt to age-related losses of functioning.
So there you have it: the questions and comments we've heard most often since Are Your Parents Driving You Crazy?
However, in other instances they are not as wise a choice as other, less costly, options.
Have my parents indicated in any way that they are no longer comfortable living at home?
Does this mean that they have to move?
Pivoting door latches, which are easy to grasp and rotate, can replace doorknobs.
The Visiting Nurse Service, for example, can provide ongoing, professional care.
Adult day care and respite care can provide relief for a well spouse or an exhausted child.
But beyond the norm can mean different things.
Some require a lump sum up front, others just monthly payments.
If the move would require that your parents sell their home, is this something they are prepared to do?
Do you know the cost of any repairs that will be needed before sale?
What is the ethnic and socioeconomic makeup of the resident population?
Often, as parents give up driving, and as their friends die or move away, they are left relatively isolated.
More specifically, can your parents climb stairs?
Are the activities provided likely to be of interest to them?
Your aim is to find a place that matches their temperament, style, and interests, as well as meets their physical needs.
Would my parents have to give up activities that matter a great deal to them, like cooking or going to church?
Perhaps there is a kitchen she can use?
Is the food consistent with what my parents like to eat?
If food matters to your parents, be sure the quality and variety are acceptable.
Am I able and willing to oversee the care my parents will receive?
Your caregiving does not end once a parent enters an assisted living facility, or nursing home, for that matter.
How do I Evaluate a Particular Assisted Living Facility?
Licensing requirements vary widely from state to state.
As a minimum, we urge you to do the following:
Ask what the staff-to-resident ratio is, during both daytime and nighttime.
What are the family's wishes regarding resuscitation, intubation, and hospitalization?
We're confident that if you do, you and your parents will be spared needless distress.
Never confuse taking care with taking over.
For example, the best time to prepare a living will is before a health crisis arises.
Although it's important to know of resources your parents may need, your most important preparation is internal.
No matter what situation you face, stay C-A-L-M:
Is public transportation available slash accessible?
Is the staff appropriately dressed, friendly and outgoing?
The death of Julius must have shattered Freud's childhood home.
Pure biological instinct demands no spiritual or emotional growth.
Biblical wisdom tries to make us see beyond the distortion of our vision to grow beyond our limitations.
Everyone in the tribe once understood this.
As adults, we mouth the words; and in our minds we hear it in the same singsong voice of childhood.
But the defenses we continue to wear in the company of our intimates reject them by implication.
Within the emotionally reverberating circuits of our relationships, the pain we cause to those we love returns to hurt us again.
To understand our own lives and understand our parents, we must see ourselves objectively.
Remembered or not, the intense emotions from our earliest years have enduring effects.
Emotions associated with traumatic times may be passed on to children and continue to be passed on for generations.
The relation of parents to child is one of sacrifice.
The emotional reactions arising in our brains have been forged in evolutionary stages common to other vertebrates.
This ability has extended the human habitat from the polar circles to the equator.
Nevertheless, the imperatives of our genes know nothing of civilization or technology.
When the world is constant, lessons of the past enhance future survival.
But nature never foresaw that the world surrounding us could change so quickly.
Memory for traumatic events does not decay like ordinary learning.
Brain function alters, leaving the locus ceruleus hyperresponsive for decades.
Like the flashbacks of combat veterans, they are states of being with their own feelings, physiology, thoughts, and expressions.
When Sandra became upset, her physiological responses were the intensified ones of an abused child.
But growing up with a parent's immature volatility is itself traumatic and lonely for a child.
The story she told herself may have been true for Sandra's father, but John was anything but self-centered.
I was a good athlete, good student, popular; but I never felt like I measured up to my father.
After my second tour, I couldn't relate to any of my friends or family.
By the time I left Vietnam, I'd done four tours.
The other day in a bank, the teller kept doing paperwork and ignored me.
Some people even use a knife to cut their own skin the numbness is so terrible that piercing it with anything is a relief.
The children watch for dangers, remain alert, read their parents moods, and try to avoid provoking the parents to action.
Many adults who were abused in childhood find it hard to live in peace like Manny, a gravelly voiced man in his late forties.
Before being sent to Vietnam at eighteen, Manny already had the hair-trigger reflexes of an abused child.
The courts ordered him into treatment after a particularly bad fight.
When he smacked me around, I spit in his face: I knew he was crazy, so I learned to react and run.
I saw ear trophies hanging from the belts of other soldiers.
Fear transforms to anger when the threat has passed.
Her mother bounced between minimum-wage jobs and welfare checks.
Some states, including Massachusetts, dropped existing post-secondary programs.
The concerts are performed in places that put the chamber back into chamber music.
Many musicians have works ready to go beforehand.
This summer works of Schubert were performed in conjunction with works of a later Viennese master, Schoenberg.
Rather, there was a sense that the artistic directors had simply come up with combinations that interested them.
Norway is a music-minded country that supports elementary school education in the arts.
At Risor, the idea is to stretch, to plan ambitious programs and stick to the plans.
The obvious question is: Where does the festival go from here? Naturally, you wish these artists success.
Yet, in the giddy finale, the players could not help chuckling at the wit and pristine beauty of his playing.
Staff writer Christine Stapleton and Palm Beach Post wire services contributed to this story.
The most recent briefing was on June nineteenth, according to the White House.
In fact, we have recently issued new general planning guidance, and that generates activity at the staff level.
Officials said neither Rumsfeld, nor the Joint Chiefs of Staff or Franks had been briefed on this specific document as yet.
Nonetheless, there are several signs that the military is preparing for a major air campaign and land invasion.
They are, in gambling-town argot, unacceptable odds.
Nationwide, screeners at thirty two major airports failed to detect the fake weapons one in four times.
By November nineteenth the agency must have tens of thousands of newly hired and trained federal screeners at all airports.
But Israeli officials said as far as they were concerned, it was a terrorist act.
In addition to the three people who were killed, four others were treated at area hospitals.
Soon afterward, the shooting started, Rodriguez said.
David Parkus, thirty nine, a trauma surgeon from Beaumont, Texas, who was on his way to a vacation in the Philippines.
Another witness, a Frenchman traveling to Toronto who would only give his first name, Herve, said he had heard a shot.
Herve said he had seen a woman behind the counter fall to the ground after being hit.
Herve said he had counted about seven shots fired.
As of this moment, we are not aware of anything else that might be related to this.
On September eleventh, he had been traveling in Europe and was stranded for five days.
Josh Rottenberg writes frequently about the entertainment business.
Latin America: ISABEL AMORIM SICHERLE in Brazil at five five, one one, three zero two, three three three three one.
That stuff has become fodder for variety-show satire sketches for an awful long time.
Its curve invites a hand to grip it firmly.
Each end has its own small, round cutting wheel.
I think about that day often, and particularly since September eleven, I wanted to go back.
But the immediacy of their experience lent an unmatchable depth to the classroom.
Relatives left behind are missed.
We are Anglo-Saxon Western European mutts with strains of English, Scottish, Swiss, Welsh, Alsatian and German.
Now she was ready to restart her career, but in a new country, in a second language, she was doubtful about her prospects.
Another mother was there with her twin sons.
When she was two, Arta moved to New York with her family, from Kosovo, when that country was ravaged by war.
Her apartment is the kind of home I sometimes yearn for.
Friends and various family members come in and out, and a steady hum of Albanian drifts from the kitchen.
As we walked farther through the cavernous building, we saw the contents of those bundles, and testimony to those lives.
The girls and I scanned the silvery, circular Wall of Honor outside the building, and found my surname.
The passengers would carry the wool on board and begin to unravel it as they walked up the gangway.
They would stand on deck with those balls of wool in their hands, shouting, smiling, waving.
The museum was filling up, voices were ricocheting across the space under the soaring, arched ceilings.
All bags will be searched; oversize bags and coolers are not allowed.
Hair spray is killer on shine.
It was permed and dyed, she recalled, and teased into alarming bigness.
Which is appropriate in its own way, since hair can be such a representation of who we are.
Big hair originated with royalty and nobility, those people who had the time to spend on their hair.
Girls stopped doing their hair and let it grow free.
It was a look emulated by hordes of American teen-age girls and a handful of misunderstood boys.
Then it was at least twenty minutes with a curling iron, more hair spray, and a full-frontal assault on the bangs.
Now the buzz in hairstyling is texture and color, look for a new wave of Kelly Osbourne pink, not size.
Dusty Springfield.
Dolly Parton.
The days of dining out most nights or picking up takeout from upscale gourmet shops are over.
More of us are opting for bargains now than a few years ago, but not necessarily at the expense of time.
She started clipping coupons seven years ago, when she quit work to stay home with her first child.
It was written by Pulitzer Prize winning author Paul Green, who pioneered the genre of historic plays with music.
The acclaimed dining room at the Tranquil House Inn on the waterfront is the fifteen eighty seven Restaurant.
Elizabethan Inn, a family-friendly lodging in town, features faux half-timbered architecture.
He taught himself Algonquin and became the liaison between the colonists and Native Americans.
Elizabethan Inn: eighty rooms, two pools and a breakfast-only restaurant.
We got a deal of ninety eight dollars a night for a two-bed room, with refrigerator and microwave, using AAA.
Where to dine?
Full Moon Cafe: Gourmet sandwiches, seafood, salads, pasta, homemade soups and desserts.
Indoor and outdoor seating on the Manteo waterfront two five two, four seven three, six six six six.
Attractions.
Good for two consecutive days, two five two, four seven five, one five zero zero.
For tickets: one, eight zero zero, four eight eight, five zero one two.
Tuesdays-Saturdays.
Free, two five two, four seven five, one seven five zero.
Paula Crouch Thrasher writes for The Atlanta Journal-constitution.
So did Jackie Reid of Riverdale, Georgia.
I believed to the very core of my soul that the human race was on the brink of a new era in which intolerance, bigotry and prejudice would no longer exist.
The programs were locally focused, and passionately promoted local control.
Mister Alinsky instructs his readers to pick an issue, find an adversary and make it personal.
And that may be you at the wrong end of the personal attacks.
In a few states, a fully developed state justice community is in place, and its accomplishments are paying off in terms of expanded and improved services to clients.
Some states have developed key justice community institutions whose significant improvements in the structure of civil legal assistance in their state position them to make real changes for clients.
Some states are still in an early phase: they have developed a plan that shows real promise, and are just beginning to build the structures and launch the initiatives to implement it.
One of the first projects jointly pursued by the Los Angeles Basin programs will address the diverse languages spoken by Asian client population.
If the clients require extended service or representation, their cases are then matched with staff of any of the three programs, depending on the specific language capabilities of each program.
In this way they have involved the judiciary, the private bar, law schools, social services providers, court personnel, legal services staff and board members, and clients in their planning effort.
The Justice Action Group undertook responsibility for overseeing the work of a number of taskforces for specific issue areas.
The work of the taskforces was supported by the Legal Services Response Team, consisting of the directors of the legal services programs, and directors of the Bar Foundation and the Bar Association.
In addition, Maryland has two law schools that are very active in delivering legal services to low-income persons in a variety of areas.
The successful state planning initiative requires open communication.
Planning that results in permanent change will occur most readily and effectively where collaboration and team building is rewarded, and infighting activities are shunned.
And no one can be cut out of the process.
State planning fails when groups of stakeholders feel ignored, marginalized or unimportant.
Sentence boundaries are typically marked in writing by periods.
Today's machine transcriptions are a lot like classic run-on sentences, hundreds of words with never a full stop in sight.
Darwin assumed gradualism.
Most variations would be minor.
Selection would sift these insensible alterations, a bit more lift, a little less drag, until the wing flew faultless in the high-hoped sky.
Notice that the closure in catalytic and work tasks can not be defined locally.
No single reaction, no single linking of spontaneous and nonspontaneous processes typically suffices to specify the closures we are describing.
These closures are typically collective properties of the entire autonomous agent in its environment.
One can imagine a watery planet with small sail boats, sails, and tillers trimmed to tack forever on a left tack, forever circling the everywhere ocean.
Here the sails and tiller match the windmill and its vane, orienting the fan to capture the transient wind, and extract mechanical work.
In category theory it seems necessary to specify ahead of time all the possible domains and ranges and mappings under consideration.
I will suggest in a later chapter when we consider the evolution of novelties that there is no finite prespecification for the work tasks, measurements, records, and catalytic tasks that might constitute autonomous agents.
In short, I will argue that we can not prestate the configuration space of a biosphere.
The pilots did not respond when the police helicopter signaled them, and according to an aviation official, one of the two planes appeared to fly directly at the helicopter, forcing the helicopter pilot to make an evasive maneuver.
The helicopter called for backup, and soon three helicopters were pursuing the two planes, the aviation official said.
The trouble with all of these outdoor activities, for many New Yorkers, is the shame factor.
It is really embarrassing, said Pete, a Long Island resident who wanted to avoid the shame of seeing his last name in the newspaper.
He was sweeping the pavement in Tompkins Square Park on a recent summer morning after being sentenced for drunken driving.
If you have been sentenced to a federal crime, you can even pay a consultant to arrange a more imaginative and fulfilling way to pay your debt to society.
One of the best-known consultants is Joel Sickler.
We try to take advantage of someone's talents, and the needs of the organization, said Sickler, the director of client services at the National Center on Institutions and Alternatives.
Sickler arranged for the Manhattan artist Peter Max to teach art classes in city schools for the Children's Aid Society, after Max was convicted of tax evasion.
He has worked out similar stints for a gallery of other celebrity clients, including Helmsley and Michael Milken.
I love bread crumbs on pasta, just with garlic and olive oil.
The same amount was appropriated in Fiscal Year two thousand.
They soak up the flavor and give some crunch.
A fifty percent increase to fifteen million dollars is expected for two thousand and one.
In November nineteen ninety nine, the first-ever meeting of all of these programs was held.
Working groups were established to coordinate training statewide, to focus on the establishment of a statewide website, and to continue coordination and sharing in technology matters.
The final portal would provide access for legal services staff to training materials, discussion groups, legal research, and other matters.
The study completed in mid two thousand found strengths and accomplishments, and noted many remarkable features from which other states could learn.
A preliminary evaluation of Phase one, currently under way, has found that many users are happy with the overall implementation of the technology plan to date, and believe that it has significantly improved their program's capacity, and their own individual capacity to serve clients.
A new state support center has been created to engage in legislative monitoring and advocacy, training, coordination of statewide advocacy, collection and dissemination of information, and coordination of the system of substantive law taskforces.
A center director has been hired, and office space located.
In southern Italy, when pasta is made with seafood, they often put bread crumbs on it instead of cheese, because they don't like cheese with seafood.
Are visits with the residents encouraged and welcome that any time?
Are doorways, hallways, and rooms accommodating to wheelchairs and walkers?
Are elevators available for those unable to use stairways and handrails to aid in walking?
Is the residence clean, free of odors, and appropriately heated and cooled?
Are there different sizes and types of units available with optional floor plans?
Does the residence have furnished or unfurnished rooms?
May residents decorate their own rooms?
Is there adequate storage space?
Are bathrooms private with handicapped accommodations for wheelchairs and walkers?
May residents smoke in their units or are there designated public areas?
What's involved with the moving in or out process?
Is there an ongoing process for assessing a resident's need for services, and how often are those needs evaluated?
Is the facility affiliated with a hospital or with a nursing home?
Will your room be held for you should you require a hospital or nursing home stay and are there charges for your room while away?
How much is the monthly fee?
Sandra overreacted about the broken chair, but she was right to be upset about John's having hidden the accident from her.
Thursday morning, bistate leaders discussed the poll results with members of the Jackson County Sports Complex Authority.
But as in the story of Adam and Eve, that avoidance was the beginning of a mistrust between them.
A wise colleague once said, a couple has four sets of grandparents.
If you had them all to dinner, they wouldn't all get along and wouldn't like the same things.
The hurts of several lifetimes are exposed to hurt again and again.
One partner hurts the other, the hurt one retaliates, and the fighting continues until there is either resolution or withdrawal.
Like his first wife, she was intellectual, sweet, kind, and practical.
She was sure that once Don knew and understood her, he would get over the hurt from Sue's betrayal and be able to trust her.
Don feared he would be lonely in the relationship; Sally feared she would be swallowed up in it.
And searched for the truth.
But it is the aspects of ourselves that we least recognize that most hurt the ones we love.
This is not unusual: in the heat of emotion, we often do not realize when we are in a mood state belonging to the past.
After a time, their quarrels diminished in frequency and were resolved within hours or minutes rather than days.
In intimate relationships, we force each other to reach for higher levels of self-awareness.
Kansas City Mayor Kay Barnes declined to comment until she had more information about the decision.
Then it spent a few years crafting a package that would appease a wide variety of interests.
The temperature dropped to fifty below zero, and remained there the whole trip.
But the results have been reported at conferences.
Philip looked back from the crest, and saw Jeanne leaning over the canoe.
Robbery, bribery, fraud.
For the first time, the New Hampshire is now actually financing comparative studies of popular diets.
I tell you, I am disgusted with this adventure, tomfoolery and rot.
Jack London, Waikiki beach, Honolulu, Oahu.
A little treatment, massage, and some help from the doctor.
How does your wager look now?
How could he explain his possession of the sketch?
After twenty years steeped in a low-fat paradigm, I find it hard to see the nutritional world any other way.
It continues the reunion with the E Street Band that began with a few songs in nineteen ninety five.
All they wanted to talk about was being sick and being sad, and I didn't want that!
she explains.
The doctor has told them that five years is an important landmark in breast cancer recovery, and that the odds of long-term survival improve considerably after that.
Nell is not quite there yet, and feels she is still on what she calls probation.
But recently, as they approach the end of that five-year period, she has begun talking about buying herself new clothes.
Martin is very pleased and relieved by this because, up till now, she has been unwilling to make any plans or even any purchases for the future.
Edith and Jack first met almost fifty years ago on a blind date, and now she points out the irony of what has happened since then to her vision.
Of course, that meant they were never able to see the beginning of any movie!
Edith and Jack have gone to the best eye doctors in the best eye clinics, and they have consulted counselors at the Braille Institute.
They have received support and suggestions but no hope.
Since that time, Jack has tried his hand at the cooking, but he readily agrees that nothing comes out right or tastes right.
They have tried to eat meals out or to bring in take-out food, but these solutions have turned out to be expensive and inconvenient.
Finally, Jack has suggested hiring someone just for a few hours each week to do the cooking but to Edith this is the most intolerable option of all.
It is not the loss of privacy that upsets her so much as it is the pain of seeing a stranger take over her role in her kitchen in her home.
For him, at fifty two, the album represents a rediscovery of the rock voice that he feared he had lost.
Even though the human lifespan has increased and general fitness has improved so markedly during the past century, no one can be young and well forever.
Most pop stars seemed irrelevant immediately after September eleventh.
Grief wrestles with perseverance; come-ons arrive with intimations of mortality.
I found them down in those things, not some place intangible or some place abstract.
Then I made a series of demos, kind of in search of that voice.
This is what my band is built for.
If the Senate approves its bill early next week, Hastert said the conference committee could begin its work later in the week.
Many Democrats feared that measure would lead to conflicts, as investment firms pitch workers their own products.
But smallpox would be nearly impossible to synthesize from scratch using the same technique, he said.
Many viruses are simple, consisting of some genetic material, either D N A or R N A, surrounded by a coat of protein.
The D N A was then converted into R N A using a commercially available enzyme.
The next step would be to put the R N A into cells to churn out new viruses.
Making the polio took three years, though Wimmer said it could probably now be done in six months.
Jeronimo Cello, a post-doctoral researcher.
Wimmer said many other viruses, especially ones with small genomes like HIV and hepatitis C, could be made this way.
The human body was not designed to last indefinitely nor, after some years of use, to function flawlessly.
Raymond A Zilinskas, a biowarfare expert at the Monterey Institute for International Studies.
He is organizing a workshop next month to advise the Defense Department on whether certain research should not be published.
But then Bush got one in what would become a series of breaks.
Bush was given six hundred thousand dollars in stock and paid one hundred twenty thousand dollars per year.
This was bonanza for Bush, giving him his first real test of Texas-sized financial success.
Overnight, Bush was in a position to become a very wealthy man.
The success of the Rangers deal was assured by a tax increase.
All of that enabled the Rangers ownership team to sell the club later for three times the original price.
Having invested six hundred six thousand dollars, Bush received shares worth fourteen point nine million dollars
His proceeds from the sale totalled eight hundred forty eight thousand five hundred sixty dollars.
Bush as a Harken director was the recipient of the same kind of corporate loans that he has decried in recent days.
But even those thoughts, as bad as they are, can be abstract in ways that are manageable.
Jessica, nineteen; Karen Fitzpatrick, eighteen; Devin Weaver, twenty one; and Tom Craven, thirty, all died.
And today, wildland fires make him fear for the safety of his other children.
She, like them, lived a humble life and they are certain her love will continue beyond her years.
Grass and the downed trees and the incredible amount of fuel there.
It can cause death or injury in susceptible people, particularly people with weakened immune systems.
Party officials acknowledged that there were serious risks and complications in trying to turn this issue to their advantage.
And as the hometown of Enron, Houston was repeatedly linked to news of layoffs, corporate failure and economic woe.
But the city has been large enough and its economy strong enough to accept such a dent without being derailed.
Some of the Enron space has been leased to other firms.
Some former Enron employees lost their jobs and retirement funds and have gone through hard times.
Mitchell will run the cafe with help from his fiancee, Mindy Rutledge, and two or three part-time employees.
They hummed and they continue to hum, a mantra-like reminder that talk of closure is premature.
Many of his employees are so consumed by a mission with no clear end that they have barely reflected on their experiences.
That dust, mixed with coins, rests now in a glass bowl on his desk.
Hirsch, sixty five, smokes a pipe and wears suspenders; he is fastidious and reserved.
Mundorff recently found a mandible imbedded inside a torso.
Mundorff, thirty three and barely five feet tall, was thrown headfirst into a wall.
Hirsch was hurled to the ground, badly cutting his hand and bruising much of his reed-thin body.
His staff soon learned that Hirsch had survived, but still, the sight of him that afternoon was breathtaking.
Late that first night, stacks of dental charts, X-rays and photographs began to pile up in the lobby.
People became obsessed with that question, among them Mundorff.
This was to make certain that what we were releasing was the same thing that was detailed on the intake sheet.
One day in the first month, Deputy Commissioner Thomas J Brondolo took a walk.
They were snapshots, from vacations and weddings, of the people now coming to his place of business in pieces the color of earth.
In Springfield, Virginia, the Bode Technology Group is pulverizing bone samples to extract D N A
And on a counter sat a plastic tube, inside of which was a small piece of bone and tissue, just recovered at the landfill.
Families are grateful.
Sometimes they have preconceived stories, of a husband dying while rescuing others, for which they seek confirmation.
For now, there is a prayer service every Friday afternoon for family members under that tent just off the F D R Drive.
A security guard found him twenty minutes after the fatal shot, still clutching his napkin.
A week later Dekalb police raided the house and arrested eight people.
The next month, all eight escaped from the Dekalb jail by jimmying the doors and sliding out on a rope of sheets.
Another housemate played with the pistol, saying, The pigs in Atlanta sure have nice guns.
F B I assists probe.
In nineteen seventy four, he was acquitted of attempted murder in the wounding of two patrolmen.
After her acquittal, Chesimard was later convicted of murdering a New Jersey trooper.
Karolkowski and fellow New York City police detective James Moss arrested Hilton on a charge of molestation.
That charge was later dropped, but not before detectives learned Hilton once had soldiered for the Black Liberation Army.
Here are glimpses of some of the victims of the September eleventh attack on the World Trade Center.
On the job, Michael J Otten was a dedicated, third-generation firefighter.
He joined Ladder Company thirty five, near Lincoln Center, when he was twenty six, and spent nearly sixteen years there.
The maiden name of his wife, Marion, was Otten, an odd coincidence that made them a team right away, she says.
And on Saturday, with everyone pitching in, she did.
But Mark Evans, a tournament organizer, said that Faragher had impressed everyone with her verve and energy.
Michael Carlo loved sailing, his family, friends, and the ocean, not necessarily in that order.
He was scheduled to travel to the British Virgin Islands on September twelfth to be certified a sailing captain.
When the New Yorkers arrived, they were told that no substitutions were allowed.
The firefighters forfeited all their games in order to substitute players.
A sought-after bachelor, he had many girlfriends, and always remained friendly with them, and their mothers, after a breakup.
At his house after September eleventh, his family found some words by Mark Twain on a Post-it above the desk.
DOMINIQUE PANDOLFO: a Frisky Mixture.
With her easygoing manner, she could march into a roomful of strangers and walk out with an armload of new friends.
Pandolfo was frisky: a dragonfly tattoo floated on her back.
GARY LUTNICK: One-third of a Trio.
And Gary Lutnick was the piece shaped like a smile.
ALOK AGARWAL: Too often lonesome
Agarwal, thirty seven, was unhappy about something.
Agarwal to return to India, to care for Ankush, eight.
WILLIAM CHALCOFF: a Proud New American.
On the morning of September eleventh they were talking on the phone when she heard a very loud noise, and the call was disconnected.
RAHMA SALIE and MICHAEL THEODORIDIS: Almost Parents.
Michael Theodoridis, of Greek descent, grew up in Switzerland.
She was a Muslim; he converted to Islam before they married in nineteen ninety eight.
They had received some good news a few months earlier.
When Haydar last heard from him, Theodoridis told him how excited he was at the prospect of becoming a father.
And on their way to a christening on September ninth the couple talked about death.
Lyons, fifty three, was an executive assistant at Marsh Mclennan, where she had worked for thirty years.
He was extremely open and amenable to worthwhile causes.
Whether he will remain so is the question now on the minds of arts and local philanthropies.
As Kozlowski goes, so does the Tyco largesse.
To get in the game locally, Kozlowski put his public relations man Epstein into action and the checks started rolling.
The contribution covered nearly half of the six point seven million dollars project.
For the most part, there was no difficulty in getting donations.
Getting Kozlowski himself, however, was nearly impossible.
Tyco spokesman Gary Holmes declined to say how much Kozlowski gave to charity while at the helm of the company.
The problem is that the lines separating the personal goals of the CEO and those of his company are blurred.
If the money is used to aggrandize the CEO, the company gets lost in the shuffle.
He bankrolled Zemi, a sophisticated restaurant in Boca Raton, for his then-girlfriend, now-wife, Karen Mayo.
Governor Jeanne Shaheen introduced him.
As birds cheeped, the host described his two-year battle to get the men to move.
It is not easy to have cocaine dealers work from your doorstep.
They commandeer all the parking spaces, block the entrance and urinate on the stoop.
Residents carry brooms to sweep up bottles and gnawed ribs left by dealers the night before.
Coming home from work, they must weave and bob like halfbacks through throngs of young Dominican dealers taking orders on cell phones.
Hundreds of men block the sidewalks, passing packages hand-to-hand or into the tinted windows of Jeep Cherokees.
Merengue blaring from radios placed on car hoods makes living-room windows shiver.
Easy access to the George Washington Bridge and the West Side Highway served clients well.
They squat-sit on milk crates, slouch against parked cars, work their cell phones.
He sells a kilo, two point two pounds, of cocaine to two undercover narcotics agents from the Police Department.
Noon: Women hang out of apartment windows and set lawn chairs up on the pavement to keep watch.
They dart into an apartment building.
Girlfriends promenade with babies.
The states themselves were enmeshed in the law, and subordinate to it.
My claim is that Lincoln's address expresses the same idea that was then current in Europe.
Each people of common history and language constitutes a nation, and the natural form for the nation's survival was in a state structure.
The idea that Americans constituted an organic national unit explained, implicitly, why the eleven Southern states could not go their own way.
This is not simply a nation of common lineage, an extension of tribal identity.
We are indeed different from the European nations, for our nation is born of an idea.
It is conceived in liberty, and dedicated to an aspiration of equality.
The cornerstone of that case is that governments derive their legitimacy from the consent of their governed.
If a people has not consented to their form of government, the government is not legitimate.
Those who eat meat are not wrongdoers or sinners.
They simply have not yet reached the highest point of aspiration.
Yet, even the victory of the Civil War is not yet complete.
The badges and vestiges of slavery still haunt the land.
The quest for redemption from the original sin of slavery continues in our own time.
Revolutions are never easy.
The people who inhabit the new regime are the same as those who dominated the old detested order.
They can not be expected to change quickly.
Three men in braids check the rim of the front wheel of a car.
However, the fulfillment of one purpose does not guarantee the satisfaction of the others.
And in fact, there has been some improvement over the past year.
But serious problems persist.
In the Other World, the elderly often feel overwhelmed and afraid of the people and things that surround them.
After all, losing one's memory is the result of chronic, irreversible brain damage.
The people here believe that what we call dementia is a cleansing or a purification.
First, the people of Kallimos have no king, royalty, or ruling elite.
Second, donning camouflage and sneaking around in the dark is unlike everyone here.
In the Other World, science always has some new breakthrough that shows we are completely wrong about what we think we know.
Then, just when we come to accept the new breakthrough, it is itself disproven.
When his mother and father first heard his lusty cry, they knew that he would grow into a powerful man.
Near the entrance is a big sign, in Spanish, that reads: Please do not occupy seats if you are not doing anything or getting a haircut.
At midnight.
Owner of the only wedding chapel that local historians say has ever operated in the Quarter, Talavera went right to work.
Then, with his men and their weapons by his side, he marched against The People.
Car journeys are the enduring staple of summer vacations.
A school in northwest Ireland teaches Irish language and culture.
Reading the South, a monthly roundup of new fiction by regional writers.
Coverage of the Tour de France.
NASCAR notebook.
The head coach is not new, however.
Among the mansions currently available are those belonging to Randy Travis, Jane Seymour, Merv Griffin, and, oh, yes, Charo.
Voyeurism is undoubtedly part of the allure.
They rent out two houses on Maui.
Zacarias Moussaoui declared his guilt in court Thursday, then withdrew his plea.