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Herb encouraged her to develop and pursue her own interests and activities.
He taught her how to drive and bought her a car.
He encouraged her to have women friends, to join clubs, to attend social or cultural events, to take classes but always without him.
He himself had no interest in, or patience with, what he considered aimless social chatter, and he did not enjoy being with people whom he did not know or care about much.
But Walsh said he could not prove Gates deliberately lied when giving two demonstrably incorrect statements.
Mostly, he preferred reading or working undisturbed on his own projects.
Barbara is riding on the other side of the herd, trying to keep things straight.
Even after he retired, he was still invited to professional conferences and seminars.
It was certainly a different marital pattern than any of the other couples they knew, but it was one they had become accustomed to over the years.
Doctor after doctor examined the girls, but no one knew what was wrong.
Then, four years ago, Lily suffered a sudden neurological incident in which she lost consciousness temporarily and had to be hospitalized for a few days.
This was eventually diagnosed as a seizure plus a mild stroke.
Neurological tests including M R I, E E G, and brain scans indicated some slight brain damage and also some physical weakness on one side.
She was placed under medical care and was prescribed anti-seizure medication and physical therapy.
The effects of the seizure were neither life threatening nor dramatically disabling, but what Lily has felt most of all is the impact on her short-term memory.
It is harder for her to absorb or retain new information, especially new facts.
She forgets things easily, sometimes even what she has just said or heard, so conversations may take some repeating or reminding.
As a result, her speech and responses are slow, and she feels self-conscious and apologetic about them.
Their son, who is now almost middle-aged, lives in another state.
They have not had a close relationship with him for a long time, but he came to visit Lily when she was in the hospital and he has called his parents more frequently ever since then.
He also goes with her for long walks every day, the walks having been recommended by the doctor to try to strengthen the weakened side of her body.
Without even discussing it, they now find themselves in a totally new routine with each other, and they spend more time together then they ever did in almost their entire married life.
They both seem to recognize that the long-term pattern of their marriage has been irrevocably altered.
Once, when Lily mentioned this, Herb simply shrugged and said, It's all right.
We all have to do whatever we have to do.
Bonnie and Simon have lived in their home for more than forty years, and for most of that time they were probably the most popular couple in the neighborhood.
Bonnie was the outstanding cook, hostess, and volunteer who baked cookies for school events, led their daughter's Brownie troop, and served at neighborhood birthday parties.
Simon assisted their son's Cub Scout troop, led the boys on hikes, and repaired the neighborhood children's bicycles.
Even after all the neighborhood children grew up and moved away, Bonnie and Simon continued doing the same for the next generation.
Then, almost ten years ago, Bonnie fell on the driveway outside their home and severely fractured her arm.
Emergency surgery was performed to reset the fracture, but the arm did not heal, and it remained weak, painful, and misshapen.
The orthopedist suggested a second surgery but first arranged for some further tests, and a scan disclosed the presence of bone cancer.
This was the beginning of years of treatment that escalated as the cancer metastasized to the other arm and then to one leg.
There was more surgery, followed by radiation and several series of different kinds of chemotherapy, each of which was only temporarily effective.
Consequently, caregivers' expectations change.
Two years ago, when their children held a fiftieth anniversary party for them, Bonnie was confined to a wheelchair.
She had lost her hair due to the chemotherapy, and her grandson gave her a baseball cap that she wore jauntily, visor backward like all the boys did.
Simon retired from his job in an engineering firm and took over responsibility for the household.
The first thing he did was rearrange the rooms for patient care.
The family room next to the kitchen was converted into a combination bedroom and sitting room, with a hospital bed for her, a bed for himself, a large television set, and some chairs for visitors.
The upstairs rooms were virtually closed off except to accommodate visiting children or grandchildren.
Simon installed a call button system so Bonnie can summon him if he is in another part of the house.
He also purchased a van with special equipment to manage the wheelchair for when he has to take Bonnie to the doctor, the only time now that she leaves the house.
Simon has hired someone to do the housecleaning, but he takes care of most of the other chores himself.
He looks on it as almost a challenge to his technological skills, and he has organized and computerized all Bonnie's recipes, grocery supplies, and shopping lists.
The visiting nurse comes three times a week to monitor and bathe Bonnie and to give her chemotherapy injections.
The nurse has also instructed Simon in how to do these things, if necessary, and he has organized a notebook record of Bonnie's illness over the past ten years, including all her medications, treatments, tests, and test results.
However, visitors have now become much fewer and do not stay long.
Partly this is because Bonnie tires so easily, especially after treatments, but it is also because seeing Bonnie in this condition makes visitors feel too sad or uncomfortable, and there are so few things they can talk about with her now.
Their daughter who lives nearby visits several times a week for what she calls mother sitting.
Those who know Bonnie marvel at her perseverance, but they are also mystified by her willingness to undergo all these different kinds of treatments, including experimental ones, that cause so many difficult and debilitating side effects.
And Simon quietly adds, If that's what Bonnie wants, that's the way it's going to be.
Ella and Lewis have been married forty-eight years.
He is ten years older than she is but looks even older than that.
While she is slim, smooth cheeked, and scarcely graying, he is balding, somewhat stooped, and weary looking.
Indeed, there is something not only youthful but almost childlike in the way she smiles and sits quietly with her hands folded in her lap.
Meeting Ella for the first time, it seems that there is something not quite right, but it's hard to tell what.
When they first met, Ella was the sheltered daughter of a well-to-do family, and Lewis was already a successful practicing attorney.
After they married, she became what he calls the unpaid secretary and social partner in his legal practice.
She made telephone calls for him, scheduled appointments, kept the office attractive, helped soothe disgruntled or distressed clients, and entertained important local business or political figures.
During the first few years of their marriage, Ella suffered several miscarriages, but the doctors were never able to uncover any significant medical reason.
Eventually, the couple gave up trying and stopped hoping to have children.
It was about a dozen years ago, while Ella was still only in her fifties, that she started experiencing beginning symptoms that the doctors would later term early onset Alzheimer's disease.
It started with forgetting people's names and then forgetting who they were or that she even knew them.
Sometimes she forgot what she wanted to say or had even begun to say.
At the beginning, she was embarrassed and tried to hide the forgetfulness or to make excuses, but the lapses soon became too frequent and obvious.
Lewis took her to all the specialists who were recommended, which included internists, neurologists, psychiatrists, and gerontologists, and all concurred in the diagnosis of some form of beginning dementia.
Ella was prescribed medication that might slow the progression down, but it could not stop or alter the direction of the disease.
At first, Ella was extremely upset about what was happening to her.
In fact, one year on her birthday, when she had blown out the candles on a lavish cake and Lewis asked what she had wished for, she answered, I wished for a new head!
But later on, as the symptoms worsened, she actually became less upset, as if she no longer really knew what was happening to her or what it meant.
She can now no longer sustain a conversation, make a decision, or answer a question except about what she is specifically doing at this particular moment.
She obeys instructions passively, and seems content to sit quietly, especially when Lewis is with her.
Lewis has hired a housekeeper who also serves as an attendant for Ella when he is not home.
On the days he is home, he takes Ella out to lunch, which delights her because she enjoys dressing up and seeing the people and eating different desserts.
He says wistfully that she is now almost like the little girl they never had!
What concerns him most is not the present but the future.
The doctors have told him that, because Ella is comparatively young to be at this stage of Alzheimer's disease, and is still physically healthy, she can live this way for many years; and given his age, it means that she may outlive him by a long time.
They have no children or close relatives to take responsibility; therefore Lewis has made arrangements with a lawyer friend to serve as legal executor of their estate in case of his own death, and has specified funds and arrangements for Ella's continuing care.
They increasingly insist that children engage in socially appropriate conduct.
During the very period in which children must learn to subordinate their desires to social life, imaginative play flourishes.
On Friday nights, they marked the Sabbath in a special way, by imagining that they were at home.
They talked about the evening's events in minute detail to make the image of family life firm and real.
Attention is fundamental to all human thinking.
It determines the information considered in any task and whether the task will be completed.
With respect to writing, object substitutions and role play seem to have special benefits.
Frequently using objects to symbolize other objects and transforming oneself into various characters may encourage children to try to make sense of other symbol systems.
Siblings frequently articulate how they themselves feel.
Therefore, siblings more often expose the child to the inner states of someone other than the child himself or herself.
The more affectionate and cooperative siblings' relationships are, the more sophisticated their sociodramatic play.
Filmstar Charlie Chaplin's mother was herself a talented comedy actress and singer.
As a young child, Charlie often accompanied her when she went to work at the theater.
As a result, playacting and impersonating became an early focus of Charlie's pretending.
Around age two, mothers begin to talk about nonexistent fantasy objects.
In one instance, a mother suggested that an empty bowl was full of juicy oranges, one for each of her son's miniature zoo animals.
This change may help children increase the range and complexity of their play symbols.
The physical context of children's play is important, because it shapes play themes and opportunities to interact with agemates.
Consequently, it can have a profound impact on what children learn.
By the end of this period, children formulate and implement strategies and cooperate more effectively in games.
They have also become interested in competition.
With respect to quantity, children's behavior can tell us whether they have too many or too few toys.
An excess of toys overwhelms and overstimulates.
The child whose bedroom is piled high with all the latest playthings is likely to cherish and play with few of them.
Praise should be tied to real progress and attainment.
Encouraging words are particularly helpful when children are trying their best but gains in performance are hard won.
And most children greatly appreciate a parent's congratulations for a job well done.
However, computers by themselves do not help children master the mechanics of writing, such as spelling and grammar.
Consequently, they are best used to build on, not replace, other writing experiences.
By the time Carl reached school age, he was doing remarkably well.
The energies he had previously invested in stubborn rebellion were channeled constructively.
He did well in school, and became enthusiastically involved in several activities.
Children display wide individual differences in the quality of their sibling ties.
Once again, temperament makes a difference.
For example, arguments between siblings increase when one child is emotionally intense and highly active.
The most common cause of early language problems is a hearing loss.
Typically, children with hearing impairments are not identified until twelve to twenty five months of age, when speech and language development is already delayed.
I write in this chapter of religious ideas and their value in understanding our legal experience.
This, admittedly, is an unusual take in our rigorously secular academic world.
The American university world has distanced itself from the sensibilities of ordinary Americans who take the Bible seriously as a source of wisdom, and who live their lives with devotion to values of faith and redemption.
In this interpretation of law as the path to national redemption, I seek to find a middle way between Jewish and Christian thinking.
Getting on with it in the absence of predefined configuration spaces has been the persistent provenance of autonomous agents since we stumbled into existence.
Now we are engaged in a great Civil War, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long endure.
We are met on a great battlefield of that war.
We have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live.
The notion of the nation and the fact of death root us in the past.
These are irreversible facts.
The nation is born of history; the dead link us to time past.
War has a democratizing influence.
Men fight side by side, and when they lay down their arms, they expect to be able to rule side by side.
It is not surprising then that in the aftermath of the Civil War, we find a new commitment to government by all the people.
The infinite dignity of the potential victim generates an absolute ban on killing.
The dignity of the victim is as great as any person who might wish to kill him and, therefore, the homicide of an innocent is never justified.
There is much to be said for Black's interpretation of the constitutional text.
He brings together strands of our legal culture; that until his writing seemed to lack internal coherence.
He grounds his argument in the familiar rhetoric of rights.
The faith in the American nation, along with the inalienable right to happiness, constitute affirmations of the American civic religion.
They belong side by side with the frequent invocations, on the currency of the affirmation of faith: In God We Trust.
These are the background assumptions by which we live.
In order for a state to have duties toward its own citizens, the citizens must be considered as members of some entity higher than the state to be held accountable.
In other words, the citizen and the state must both be considered as subjects of a higher legal order.
Yet, the values of nationhood and equality would not remain forever hidden, camouflaged in the deep structure of constitutional thought.
They would begin to reassert themselves, both in the political arena, and in the courts.
And the particular persons who enforced the color bar at trains, inns, and theaters were not agents of the state.
Their actions did not constitute legislation by any government, or executive action by any official wearing a badge of state authority.
The Court generated a surface discourse to camouflage the Secret Constitution.
It bequeathed to us a narrow conception of state action that we are still struggling to overcome.
And more to the point, by undermining federal authority to remove the incidents and marks of slavery, the Court facilitated segregation in American society.
If we think of the Civil War as a moral drama, we can not but perceive a government at work that is committed to the dignity of all.
The drama can be narrowly understood as an enormous sacrifice of human life to liberate people held in the most demeaning condition imaginable.
The war snuffed out one life, one being created in the image of God, for every seven slaves freed.
The policy of deferring to voluntary initiative has been more effective.
A revolution in attitudes toward smoking has occurred, largely because people were free, in effect, to decide for themselves in their homes, offices, and other spheres of influence.
They did not need the coercive force of government behind them.
Indifference toward the victim began to change with the Thirteenth Amendment.
For the first time, the people who must bear the cross of involuntary servitude became the focus of attention.
They would no longer suffer in the United States.
The federal government had the duty to protect them.
There are obviously some areas where we must rely on the government, or on no one.
Only the federal government could have waged the Civil War and emancipated the powerless.
Only the federal government could secure the franchise to those who had no power on the local level.
Only the federal courts can secure equal protection of the laws when the states decide to disfavor some of their citizens.
But in other areas of life, the government can further its ends by staying its hand.
Academic critics of the decision stress the value of regulating speech that has the effect, it is argued, of silencing minorities.
The overriding value, they claim, is the equality of those affected by hate speech.
Only by restricting intimidating speech, the argument goes, can all potential participants in the democratic dialogue feel free to speak, and to make their opinions known.
The danger in the argument of human dignity is that it carries the risk of dogmatism.
In the face of the conviction that the peep show violates the dignity of the women who choose to participate, there is little one can say.
The marketplace of economic relationships is not what it seems to be.
Workers enter into seemingly voluntary contracts with employers, but underlying this system of apparent cooperation is a vast system of exploitation.
Those who hold capital reap profits off the backs of those whom they hire as their laborers.
This generates a dynamic of history that should, according to the theory, eventually produce a revolution by the exploited class of laborers.
Freedom is realized not by the state's absence, but from the construction of a network of laws that liberate the individual from the oppression that would otherwise occur.
Compulsory temperance and drug laws generate freedom for those who are able to stay clean.
Prohibitions against sexual self-degradation and peep shows strengthen the inner freedom of our human selves.
The argument for freedom and autonomy holds that individuals should be able to choose when and how to end their lives.
If they need the assistance of a physician to be able to die with dignity, they should have that right.
The contrary view stresses the dangers of manipulated consent.
The third connection between dress and decor concerns perception.
Architecture, interior decoration, and fashion design are three distinct fields, yet we experience them with the same eye.
Whether we look at dress or decor, we bring the same visual bias, the same sensibility, the same taste.
This sensibility is not constant.
Sometimes we appreciate simplicity, sometimes complexity.
In the food court, the bar and counter tops were marble, the dining tables solid maple.
Students were gathered around tables, lounging on the staircase, sprawled on the floor.
The atmosphere was hard to pin down.
That is why old buildings are precious, that is why we fight to preserve them.
It is not only because we think them beautiful, or significant.
It is also because they remind us of who we once were.
And of who we might be again, for old buildings also inspire.
With the rediscovery of Greek and Roman Classicism, Gothic became distinctly unfashionable.
The old monuments were preserved, but they were not admired.
As Braun suggests, changes in fashion imply not only the creation of something new, but the destruction of something old.
That is why new fashions are inevitably upsetting.
The headquarters of a company whose logo is a pair of mouse ears obviously demands a different decorum from a temple.
He is patient, tolerant, and keeps his relationships clear of resentment or hostility.
In the past, religious buildings and palaces required a narrow stylistic range.
Values and vision paint the picture that drives the action.
As architectural commissions grew to include civic and commercial buildings, warehouses, factories, shops and cinemas, houses and weekend houses, a single style no longer sufficed.
The function of a baseboard is to cover the joint between the wall and the floor, and secondarily to protect the wall from scuffing.
There are dozens of ways that this can be done.
Baseboards can be prominent or discreet, a complicated assembly of board, cap and base, or a simple strip of hardwood.
A functionalist style pervades the house.
The clinical cabinetwork is white-painted wood.
Her professors were really crazy about her as far as her tenacity and her focus.
A concrete wall in the dining room is bare, save for the regular pattern of the formwork ties and the pour line marks.
Seeing the sights.
Still in her fall semester, she had to drop all but two classes.
Candace, who could still speak, told Japheth she could understand.
Still, she wanted to return to Mercer.
He has conferred with other experts and brought in other doctors to examine Candace, but there are no answers.
A separate state program provides for disabled adults who want to live independently.
Ongoing evaluation of progress is important.
Openness, candor and frank feedback are essential.
State planning will fail unless there is acceptance of, and encouragement for the risks inherent in experimentation and innovation.
Obstacles and setbacks must be anticipated.
Changing a delivery system that has been in place for a quarter of a century is difficult.
It will take longer than you anticipate.
Skeptics will try to derail it.
No pair of architects could be more dissimilar than this distinctly odd couple, the proper High Society favorite of the Gilded Age and the untidy bohemian from Santa Monica.
This list is intended only to provide some useful examples; it does not purport to be a complete listing of all the states that have employed these tools.
They have not been getting much help, though, from their electronic stenographers: the computer programs that automatically convert intercepted conversations and broadcasts into transcripts.
That is because the speech recognition software that does the eavesdropping is still fairly primitive.
At most, it can identify individual words, but not periods, commas, sentences, or paragraphs, much less when a speaker is joking.
Clearly prosody is important in speech generated by machines, Ostendorf said.
Otherwise, the voices would sound like drones.
But creating machines that recognize prosody is going to be far more difficult, she said.
Their parents unhappiness is obvious to them, but the triumph represented by the mere fact of the parents survival may not be.
Chuck Lindell writes for the Austin American statesman.
RONALD HOERNER: a Dream Fulfilled.
Twenty years after being forced into fighting a war, N C had developed chest pain.
In addition, it is extremely difficult for men to accept chronic health conditions; they do better in situations of acute illness, which, though sometimes more drastic, may still offer the possibility of a solution or a quick fix or a chance of change.
We went, too, because of the letters, because I feared we might share in the guilt.
Yet they bear comparison.
I wonder whether it was a terrible guilt that drove my grandfather to carry those letters around with him all his life.
Mother always there.
Now just what do you want to know?
Anderson, who quit her receptionist job to care for Candace, never leaves.
He describes this very matter-of-factly, almost in legalese terms, and concludes, I think I've taken care of everything I can.
Bill is fifty years old with an easy smile, gentle lines in his face and mischief in his eyes.
Dora and Mickey have been married fifty-eight years, and they both describe their marriage as strong if not always smooth.
He admits to having a short fuse, quick to anger or excitability; while she describes herself as Miss Sunshine who tries to cheer things up and calm things down.
They were both late bloomers.
He and his wife, Barbara, had been married only eight months, his mother said by telephone from Florida.
But to culture the Revolution thus far had exhausted Junta.
Mr Mcveigh told me about him.
Finally, through an interpreter, N C spoke of a time he had rarely spoken about and, certainly, never with his children.
Few cattle allowed.
Men are also particularly unlikely to have emotional or social supports outside of their families, specifically their wives, or even to seek those supports when they suffer illness.
The old ranch house is still there.
Barbara looks out a kitchen window.
Although sophisticated building techniques and innovative materials play a major role in Gehry's buildings, like Hunt, he keeps technology off center stage.
So, are the Markses dinosaurs?
In the darkness that surrounded her, she could hear the leaves on the trees rustle and an owl hooting deep in the forest.
Nobody knew his history; they of the Junta least of all.
Tell me, child, what did you learn?
They are big trees, and require plenty of room.
Before that story, I did not understand the relationship between patience and courage.
My dear child, you begin right now, right here, in this moment.
Rational expectations theory assumes a set of economic agents with beliefs about how the economy is working.
From there, we drove to Bolechow.
The agents base their economic actions on those beliefs.
A fixed point can exist under which the actions of the agents, given their beliefs about the economy, exactly create the expected economic behavior.
Off we went, with Nina in tow; clearly she had adopted us and our cause.
In that regard, he repudiates the mannered industrial style that pervades the work of many contemporary architects.
So under rational expectations, one can understand bubbles.
Now many executives from the former Time Warner wish the merger would go away, and, barring that, they wish that Pittman would.
Hoerner turned eighty four on September eleven.
Some of it has been attached to Bob and I am not sure if it is entirely fair.
Pittman has recently returned to the A O L division to revive its sagging performance.
It is rational to believe that prices are going above fundamental value and thus to invest, and the investments sustain the bubble for a period of time.
Jews, in fact, who were being blackmailed by the Germans into helping them.
Neither is he nostalgic about the past.
Natural rationality is, in this sense, bounded.
Canada records fifth mad cow case
It is bounded because we mutually create nonstationary worlds.
CHRISTOPHER M GRADY: Compassionate Laughter.
But the complex theories, with many Fourier modes, attempt to predict fine details of the repeatable behavior.
As those theories become more complex, they are more fragile because they can be disconfirmed by ever more minor fluctuations in the repeatable behavior.
Out of what modular parts and processes, wonder Boeing folks, might it be possible to assemble a family of related aircraft for a diversity of markets?
N C met his wife in a refugee camp, where they comforted one another; then they tried to make a new life in America.
During the entire interview, N C kept his eyes down and spoke in a monotone, until he asked, For what was I taken?
At that point, he left behind, also, the future he had assumed would be his.
War experiences can be so savage that parents omit the worst details and children respectfully do not probe.
I had heard rumors of such things.
Eleton, like many Southern gospel performers and fans, came out of a Pentecostal tradition.
Gehry rejects both the moralistic functionalism of the International Style and the traditions of Classicism.
Lovelace, who is from the North Carolina mountains, has been in various groups since he was eighteen years old.
John Thorley from the U K National Sheep Association says they have had a lot of help from their high profile patron.
Audiences that have never experienced pure Southern gospel have probably sampled its influence.
Soon, everyone else in the room was laughing too.
Undoubtedly the best-known is the other King besides Jesus, Elvis.
He was a charm king, that Joe Rivelli.
Many of us held on to the stock, riding the pony all the way down into the water, some of us out of personal loyalty to Bob
The obvious approach was to invent Lego World.
At forty four, he was still Joe, still sarcastic, still blunt.
JOHN CROWE: Athlete Who Feared Heights.
VIJAYASHANKER PARAMSOTHY: Daily Caller to Malaysia.
And this is Mom Zombie: A quiet, stay-at-home wife wearing a flower-print tank top that nearly matches her couch?
Zombie himself lays down Blitzkrieg Bop.
The law enforcement process is concerned with proving the guilt of persons apprehended and charged.
In his years onstage, Zombie has made a career out of nightmarish visions, growling lyrics, and horror-with-a-wink aesthetics.
The Victorian Government hopes hot granite rocks found underground will become a new source of green energy.
Stern inscribed his this way: To my dearest Mom Zombie, Your best lover boy.
In the same stairwell hang some other favorite stars: a signed head shot of George Jones.
She keeps memorabilia of her sons in a small room upstairs.
In fact, the acknowledgment of any need for emotional help may be even more difficult for men than acknowledging the need for medical help because it seems more damaging to self-esteem.
The mood in the office is so dismal that some employees have formed their own group to help lift spirits.
On the other hand, women may be able to turn to doctors more regularly and easily because, as mothers, they have been accustomed to taking care of the health needs of their children and families over the years.
Furthermore, since women have been accustomed to providing emotional support in their roles as family nurturers, they are more able and willing to seek emotional support for themselves when they feel it may be needed or helpful.
I will begin now, in this darkness, lying on this ground.
In those specific details, I could feel what it was like for my mother at nineteen, the morning after her mother had urged her to flee.
People I had known my whole life made fun of me: Jew!
I was thirteen when they took me to Auschwitz.
It was his intention to return to Eileen, and her father.
He is sensitive and thoughtful, compassionate, kind, loyal, and forgiving.
Neither parent nor child can live at full strength so long as the relationship remains conflictual.
To my surprise, he began to show actual enthusiasm in my favor.
He severed his relationship with his mother; then, for a time, with his sister, for refusing to take sides.
The first thing to notice about the Lego World technology graph is that it might extend to infinity, given an infinite number of primitive Lego parts.
She sums up by saying, He's a yeller and I'm a smiler, but by now, we both know exactly what the other one means.
In other words, women seek doctors or other kinds of resources more than men do and for more health problems, and men die younger.
The second thing to notice is that within Lego World, an adjacent possible relative to any actual set of primitive and more complex Lego structures is perfectly definable.
Investigators and prosecutors could not present all the evidence of possible involvement of individuals other than those charged, although they continued to pursue such investigations, planning or hoping for later prosecutions.
The plan mandated a stronger intelligence collection effort.
Here the program must factor in the intention of the speakers, and that is a lot harder than just figuring out words.
He was also distracted in part by a diagnosis of brain cancer in his older brother, Dan Case, who died last month.
Later, despite hearing about how depressed his mother had been, Randy felt too hurt to come to her.
Recently the Queensland Government let out some exploration permits.
After so many years of hostility, she, too, felt hurt and angry.
They are greatly delighted with anything that is bright, or giveth a sound.
But it got things wrong when it assumed that trees were the only things that could absorb carbon from the air.
For every ton of Portland cement emerging from the kilns, roughly a ton of Colorado two gas escapes into the atmosphere.
And, says Harrison, it need not.
This means that emissions of Colorado two from the energy used to fire kilns are roughly halved.
The adjacent possible is just that set of unique novel objects, not yet constructed, that can be constructed from the current set of Lego objects in a single construction step.
There have also been a number of illuminating research studies about health and aging and about gender and aging.
Of course, within the limited world of Lego, we can think of the technologically adjacent possible from any actual.
It called for a nationwide automated system to facilitate information collection, analysis, and dissemination.
It envisioned the creation of a professional intelligence cadre of experienced and trained agents and analysts.
Inspectors at the ports of entry were not asked to focus on terrorists.
And Parsons must also deal with the morale of Ted Turner, vice chairman of A O L Time Warner and one of its biggest shareholders.
And general manager of A W B International, Sarah Scales, says global demand remains subdued.
John C Malone, chairman of Liberty Media and a veteran cable-industry investor, owns a major stake in A O L Time Warner.
He threw me a changeup and I saw it coming.
She and Richie lived in the same apartment in Ridgewood, Queens, for the entire thirty one years they were married.
Jill Clayburgh answers the door in a sheer green-and-black striped top, black pants, and curlers.
Clayburgh is completely herself.
Then came September eleventh.
Devastated, Horovitz, a Greenwich Village resident, wrote a personal account of that time called Three Weeks After Paradise.
One recent medical finding is that for older men, there seems to be a correlation between the emergence of health problems and permanent retirement from life work or profession.
The smoke curled into the darkness above the dying embers.
At the time, it seemed even worse than watching people being murdered.
One memory in particular, I can't shake: a child ran up to a van that was taking his father away.
And I can't look my own children in the eyes.
Jonathon Darcy from William Inglis and Son says the buoyant world economy has seen an increase in overseas buyers.
Once living became easier, he still felt dead emotionally.
Those who suffer an injury directly are more likely to receive comfort than those who suffer indirectly.
The child's symptoms resolved after her mother told the father's story.
I've heard my old fears coming from my son's mouth.
I can now understand how my parents fear seeped into my bones, and I can deal with it better for knowing this.
This was also the case in Germany during the nineteen thirty's.
I once asked him about it, and he got furious.
My mother was a little girl when she came to this country.
Maybe she had some rough times.
Nothing bad ever happened to her or her family; but once, when she was little, she saw some children being shot in a field.
Each day of our journey and stay in Shah-pan, it seems to me now, has been filled with wonder.
They roused Jude and me from a deep sleep and insisted that we needed to talk.
Jude.
Playing host to our uninvited guests seemed to calm Jude.
Five years ago, both of those economies were under a fair bit of pressure following the SARS outbreak.
Jude's natural optimism presented itself.
If Bill and I stay away from the shore, we have nothing to fear.
From now on, neither of us is going anywhere near the beach, not even for turtle eggs.
Hannah opened her mouth to answer my challenge and then seemed to think better of it.
We'll be going now.
We walked them to the door and bid our farewells there.
Soon, too soon, we will mourn their passing from this world.
It will serve them well in the Other World.
The weather has been fantastic.
No storm clouds on the horizon, and neither Haleigh nor Hannah has spoken of omens or signs.
I didn't want to admit to eavesdropping on our guest's conversation, and I didn't want to alarm Jude.
We laughed, told stories, and sang songs.
And then Hannah brought out her sweet, hot, after-dinner tea, and we settled into our chairs.
Still, for all of its beauty, Neekells had poor soil, and its air was thin and cold.
Wind, rain, and hail flattened the crops and tore the roof off the town hall.
A fruit fly outbreak has been detected at the Northern Territory's largest table grape producer.
Seizing a sledgehammer, one of the men split the stone open.
The bleak winter would not starve them after all.
Bruised and battered, Bruno pulled himself up and charged the old man in a blood red fury.
Now what would they do?
They mumbled and frowned, they argued and discussed, until finally one voice rang out.
Lucinda can talk the bark off a tree.
The hermit looked up, and she continued.
I hear a stream down below, but I'm so tired from my climb.
With the treasure in hand, The People of Neekells bought the food they needed for winter.
I looked up and saw tears rimming her eyes.
Soon life will ask you to fight the three plagues in the Other World, of that I am sure.
Jude understood Hannah's point.
There is no substitute for wise leadership, the lifeblood of any struggle against the three plagues.
This is the last page in my journal.
The wind blew hard that night when I finished my journal and crawled into bed.
The grower-owned co-operative was established in nineteen twenty two and produces six thousand bins of apples each year.
I remember how they rattled against their latches with an eerie, unsettled rhythm.
After we finished, I dashed for the barn.
The goats welcomed me and seemed reassured by my presence in the midst of the storm.
I closed the door to the barn and dashed home through the wind and pelting rain.
Do you know that you are shaking my confidence in you?
There has been big rainfall in the wake of cyclone Monica in far north Queensland.
She made herself financially secure in a world that threatened her, but her only emotional attachment became her daughter.
You could call it habit, but mostly it was a stubborn streak of dependability that guided King, who was fifty nine.
After he left for another company, he continued to do business with King on the phone.
When Murray was ill for a month last August, her aunt called at three p m every day to see how she was.
She talked and laughed and made herself memorable to colleagues who became her friends for life.
They also celebrated their birthdays, both in April, together at the office.
The wind and rain pounded the sturdy walls of our home as we traded stories and jokes, as we sang and laughed.
So it may be that while men are still feeling in a positive role as wage earners and producers, and receiving gratification from this, they may be more able to mask or deny or sublimate health symptoms.
Today's grown sons or daughters do not care less about their aging parents.
Until then, elderly available spouses are expected to, and do, take care of themselves or each other.
It was not that in the past some kind of caretaking was never needed, but the older generation did not usually live long enough to require it for long.
If elderly parents did need assistance, this was invariably provided by dutiful children, especially daughters.
Indeed, this was virtually an assumed obligation, and not considered an unusual or unfair burden.
The responsibility may have been regretted or even resented, but nevertheless it was expected and accepted.
There were several practical reasons for this in addition to any sense of family or moral obligation.
Tom Burns manages Orchid Creek station and he says his biggest problem was finding his dogs.
And when her shoe fell to the floor, he bent down, quietly picked it up, handed it to her, and quietly said, That's enough.
Wheat bug discovery prompts questions
He did not shame her, reproach her, or add to her pain.
Whatever harsh judgments he made about her, or hostility and resentment he felt toward her, he kept to himself.
As we practice adhering to the Fifth Commandment, we evolve to maturity.
Sadly, children are tortured, raped, exploited, humiliated, and degraded every day.
Lingering hostilities make even sincere tears feel hypocritical.
If, by contrast, we follow the discipline of the commandment, we heal.
Sometimes the key to another's heart is difficult to find and the meaning of honor is unclear.
Shriber and her colleagues have mapped out some ways in which changes in pitch can signal sentence boundaries.
It just seems farther.
And eco-concrete has another way of proving its greenhouse-friendly status.
First of all, this was before the days of an easy mobility that physically separated parents and children.
I have been deeply baptized.
Red-eye never committed a more outrageous deed.
Indeed, the generations remained geographically close to each other, usually living in the same community, the same neighborhood, sometimes even in the same home.
A W B has appointed a new company secretary, lawyer Logan Armstrong.
Better prices expected for barley growers
Barley growers in South Australia can expect slightly better prices for their grain this year.
Attempts to fix Australia's water shortage problems are suffering because of a scarcity of skilled workers.
National Water Commission chairman Ken Matthews will not buy into which states are responsible for the hold-up.
The Federal Government is reviewing tax benefits for timber plantations under the Managed Investment Scheme.
North-west Victorian farmer Rod Bishop says he will need to purchase another truck to be able to cart grain more efficiently.
The new managers of a remote cattle station in the Northern Territory are urgently stocking up on supplies.
A sugar cane farmer from northern New South Wales has been named Australia's best environmentally friendly farmer.
However Mr Lindberg acknowledged any statement to the inquiry would attract widespread publicity.
Executive chairman Brendan Stewart will step into the vacancy until a new CEO is found.
Preparations for tropical cyclone Monica are under way across the city of Darwin in the Northern Territory.
Others steamed back to their northern ports such as the Francis Bay Mooring Basin in Darwin.
And rain from cyclone Monica is causing the worst floods in living memory in parts of far north Queensland.
It came through the house about fourteen or fifteen inches, had to walk across the airstrip to get over on a bit of high ground.
She, too, bears a terrible secret.
But I don't think anyone in our family got killed.
Families all over the world have been marked with death, horror, and too often, silence.
The human spirit is strong and resilient; in the process of communication, parent and child are both strengthened.
A wounded child's silence separates him from others and walls him off from those who love or would support him.
The voice of a molester saying, You bad thing, speaks louder and more convincingly.
Those who have been sexually abused as children do not like their feelings and usually do not think much of themselves.
The trauma had been so overwhelming and their struggles so futile that they had to shut down their sensations and emotions.
They go away to preserve themselves, and put the feelings on ice for another day.
Fear, excitement, sex, anger, and resentment toward adults who would condemn and punish them all mix together.
As adults, these abused children feel there is something evil inside them.
Knowing that her children needed her, she chose to leave the hospital instead.
From the ages of three to five she lived with and had been sexually tortured by her grandmother and her uncle.
I never forgot.
Ronda felt that her children had been hurt enough already.
Her children endured hardships, and were comforted knowing that their mother loved them more than she loved herself.
Even in difficult times, they were secure knowing that she was determined to be there for them.
Her strength, bolstered by their compassion, gave them the strength they needed to do well in their lives.
ERWIN L ERKER: Family Vacation Planner.
Lauren plays the trombone, and he liked attending her concerts and listening to her jazz festival C D.
Silverstein, who controls the rights to build office space there?
The question before the court is, was the attack by two hijacked airliners, aimed at bringing down the twin towers, one occurrence or two?
Four mayoral appointees were chosen last year by former Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani and four this year by Bloomberg.
In the days immediately after September eleven, Silverstein brashly declared that he would rebuild the twin towers.
Some one hundred thousand potential customers disappeared after September eleven.
The budget includes three billion dollars in one-time revenues, however.
It's got a perfect circular eye, it's right at the top of a category five range, so it's a very, very severe cyclone.
Cotton grower Paul Mcveigh says irrigators are making an application to the National Water Commission so they access the water.
A team of potato harvesters in northern Tasmania dug up more than they bargained for at the weekend: a World War two mortar bomb.
For example, she has devised models of angry sentences, which tend to have a higher overall pitch, and to end in a downward pitch, as well as being slower, and having a striking emphasis on certain words.
Today some lucky patron will hold a ticket for Section forty two, Row thirty seven, Seat twenty one.
Carl Jung devoted a four-year seminar to his writings.
Anecdotes accumulate but are rarely more than suggestive.
This, Nietzsche argued, led to what he called the decadent condition of modern man.
Much that was presumptuous and meretricious withered under his gaze.
He would prohibit employers who receive state money from spending that money to combat union organizing of their workers.
They first met during World War two when they lived in the same big city neighborhood, but she was only a teenager at the time and too young to date.
You would honor The People if you would tell their stories and teach others the lessons you have learned here.
She turned to face Jude.
My tears choked me until I let them go.
You understood it, and it understood you.
I watched Jude, knowing that she shared my fear.
He was drenched to the skin, and his face was white with terror.
With that, she broke free from my grasp and disappeared into the storm.
Unable to call for help above the roaring wind and unwilling to risk the surf that surrounded him, he sat there terrified.
Jude reached it first and pulled herself up its slippery sides.
Still, the storm surge was rising, and we needed to move.
Twice the waves hurled us into the grasp of the waiting rescuers.
I looked up into the narrowed, suspicious eyes of a Montserrat policeman.
I started to tell him about the rumblings we thought were the volcano and the way our boat had been torn apart.
Call from a Montserrat police station.
Legislation vetoed.
Destruction, he warned, had to precede creation, an idea that has unfortunately become an unquestioned commonplace.
In nineteen eighty six, France refused to let American pilots fly through its airspace on bombing missions to Libya.
These developments have coincided with a strong surge of anti-americanism in France.
Anti-Israel, anti-american and, of course, as always, Jew-hating.
Some French blame the American news media for making such remarks acceptable.
And they are often invoked in the same breath as the negative ones.
Raya's mother encouraged her studies, however.